KURSDAY. DEC. 19. 1918
his llllllllill
SilliiliilllAlNlllti
loth Marines May Adopt
Rule Barring 'i‘rips South,
- of the Carolina—Econo—
my Is Watchword——t hunts
and Yankees Practically,
Abandon Plans for Send-
ing Teams to Fl .rida
All of :lxld‘tl.‘ rlmjt-r ltatu'
lube pill probably curtail ill-51" ”it“:
1g “”13 next <1»rina.;trrd thosr \«hirii
u not train at homo will lu' lllulr‘ll no
rips no llll‘tllt‘l' south tlmn tllt' (‘aro
nur. This i,- illt- pix-position Which it
(“Hired “iii in adopted \y'ht‘n tilt:
\\:1 major leagut-s hold their loin ses-
ruu Ill it) tr“ January 16.
will.» llullt') i: >irnply one of the man!
:lllt it “ill lll' :ldoptcd next s'cason for
run. my. _\ major league ofllcial said
bust-ball mwtinas
but not one major lcaauc (-luh Slln\\t'tl
profit on its books at the tnd ot last
waoon lu tat-t, many or tin-in lost so
lllt'll money that training trips to
‘I tircrn Halve in tho spring poold t...
.. t of tin: question, 'l‘bt- high railroad
lethal 4' Will l'trlllu.lu l.tl‘t‘:‘ l: the mid
itlai lt‘il'»(tll that Ill" li‘ll ~~ i‘io
talus in lllt‘ oxtrrtno South lInH‘ burn
handoncti.
Mull) llllrt'lmll tllllt‘l.tl\ blip-to lllltl
i would he unt’air it. tlp- ‘«\'t‘.ilt’t‘i' t-lulm
\‘illt‘ll ni‘r‘ t'tlltlpwllt‘tl tn stay in ”it:
'tlt‘tlr borausv or lack oi l'untl.~ It the.
non: [lrtlrllf-ftllin t‘llllh ooio to go to
‘tlllllit‘lll clinic: a lnulllb bt-i'ort- llll‘.
t-ason opwns and cunrv back ill llllll'
awn form. It is only lair to all
turns that ill.» Sprint: traininl.I should
at to rltriiotln av possibba
While their may lw pt'olosu from :t
«w clubs :lhrrrt curtatiinn Splint;
raining. trips. it in builctrd that lol‘
be good of the ram»- all the tcatn<
\lll follow tho sum-i ll.lllllil.U litt‘llt‘H
l'ln- (‘hit‘ag‘o Club~ barn int-ll planning
n no to (‘alit‘olnia again. but liartagi-r.
’rcsiocnt Mlll‘llt'll Mid durinu lh. rt:-
-«-nt meeting hrri- llmt lllt‘ trip was not
0‘ all) moans a wt utility.
(in account ol lbw li4li
rarrsportation. lll~~ iiunw,
'tlllt't‘tled to in (no (it til.
u-rous clubs in tht- ilillllt‘. have dct'itl
Id to giro up tht lilp to Martin
'prinrs. Texas. bianaccr flit-(Haw has
ro-en t-omidt-rinc a trip to our ol‘ lllO
month in Florida. but as ”to players
iro not oxpcrled to in: callnd until
pril i, it It llt'llr'lt‘tl that it will be
on warm in Ho: ida for hard training.
‘lu‘ Yankees- HIM! harp he‘t‘il planning
n liitn‘s up Mat-on, (ta, this season and
1y a Florida romrt, but with the
tram-o- in thc start at tho scamn to
lay 1. Manage-r Huggins in not so on-
htlaianic about sending his mon down
o got toasted ulitc.
tilt:
in inn tin; rot-cut
prim: UI
ucnor‘iliy
lnosi pros-
F‘lorida would not ht» dwirablc an a:
mining camp altar April l for ”it-
rinter visitors who patronize the or:
tibition L'illllt‘rl will harr- all left for
he North by that tlmo.
.tl‘tcr April 1 the. twatin-r north of
in- (‘arolinus is very snitablc for
mining. For several years, the
\‘uahington club trained at (Tharlottes-
'llle, Va., and there are any number of
. laces within a «hurt distance oi
"aubington whore the clubs can train
he anving Would be grcat, and tho
irancca for bcttnr t-xhibltion games in
’orthcrn cities during the latter part
it April would be tar more favorable
ban the early dates on which the
‘lubs have played in tho past.
OLDS DEMPSEY TO
3~YEAR CONTRACT
~
ourt Upholds Agreement Between
Fighter and Reielcr Which Former
Wanted to Break.
NEW YORK. Doc. 19.~—Justicc Goiuc
-irll in the ruprt-tnc vonrt here yes-
m'day uphold a throc ycar contract bl“-
wcen Jack l‘lcnipaey. the heavyweight
. ugiliut, and John Rt-isler. giving to
ho latte-r cycluslvo control of Demp-
- oy‘s boxing contests and exhibitions.
llcislcr brought suit to compel pet“
ormance of the coriract on l'lcmpsev‘s
\l'i. Dairying a motion by the tight-
r‘s counsel to dismiss the complaint.
the court hair] that the agreement, un-
or which Dempsey was to appear ex-
lusivcly under Relsier‘s management
rrtli Ilccernzber. 1919, was legal. inas-
uch as it was made when boxing and
sparring contests were legal in New
York if conducted under the rules of
tho State Athletic Association.
lteistcr alleged that Dempch had
rt-mscd to live up to his part. 01‘ the
contract. Justice Geigcrlcb allowed
tho fiizhtcr {'0 days to file anaWer to
tho complaint.
YANKS TRADE FOUR Foil
‘ THREE RED sox STARS
shore, Leonard, and Daily Lewie Go
. to New _York Club.
NEW YORK, Doc. 19.41.11. Frazeo
mar of the Boston American iaelzue
baseball club. announced here last
night; consummation of a deal where
by the New York Americans in return
for tour players and a financial consid-
rration resolve "Dutch" Leonard and
[Ernest m pitchers. and "Daily"
Lewis, MI: The men given in
t’radt- by Hemlock trolley Caldwell
and "Slim" 1.9"» pitchers: Al Wal-
ters. carom find thunk. Gllhooley,
outdoide . .. '
LEO ,,
m SOUTH NOIWAL! EVENING SENTINEL
4-
SPORTS of ALL SORTS
.‘z’. -11 31‘}:
COBB PASSED ms 320
MILESTONE YESTERDAY.
‘i'::'r:.~ llm pond Cobb. the uleuwrl
ll.;..~ih;.ll planer oi all tlnit- (‘-t'lt'll"t\ll"l
- . F
32nd birthday yesterday Tile AN“ TIES swat:
timl'yia Pea-”h was hornzin Itoysttin,’ _—.
Ilia . ilcc. l“. 190'». and thc coming ”““'§Talres TWO Out Of Three
.~on will be his fifteenth in the uniform; . ,.
of the Detroit Tigers, It is no :wt "tti From sentinel LaSt nght
that he. r‘ccircs tlrc iargcrl salary e‘rtzl
paid to a player in the history of the;
game. and nobody can deny that ’i‘)"
it: worth it, tor he a tremendous draw} I Tlltrlltlil: came hackftlonflaet
mg card. As tor stick “021;, T)’ hail held: ctr-lung and Hrt't'cedrd in queuing
‘tllc batting horrors of the Aluvritud ””1“" ”l' I” talking ”I," ”.1”
lcazuc ".~lncc the mind of tin: maD- 3:1,: mm...“- ”‘3“. 'l‘“ bf'nlmd: . The
‘. . l> novt 'lt‘t .. author k and .l.~ The
ruuno-th not to the. contraly," which in, Ht'lltlnt‘l tmik two of tho llll‘t‘c oi laz~t
mos“ t'mlol States. about ten: “W“ Wits. each party has a total
yearn.
éol‘ throo strings to its credit. The
. . .. , . _ ‘ ., vol-k oi the lircdicv brothers on The
PM 2”“: i‘lgor outfltldn ““5 1‘ llourtmln was exceptionally good last
years “it! when Mr: name first attach-r“ t'l't‘illug and tiny ably flllctl nu- holo
.Ad in tho hm: score of a profcreional' canard by the abut-nee of due lllalltin.
team. This was in Anniaton. Ala, inl Th0 Sl‘mlm‘l'fi "19” “'91“ away 0“
: thrill and did not catch their stride un-
rltc Alairrm.~ vnnt‘sscc .C'l t‘. 0-. .
‘ ‘ "T 1 ‘EE B tll it was too late to amount to any
“"9 ”W l'" played a l“ mime-V; thing. lit-nny Sellout-k as usual. prov
\liill lllt' Roy-stun Itornpt-rn. his; mi their mutuality and rolled a line
altul‘c for tho ("t‘llltt‘st usually amount-i “Will." Xilfll“ Ilt‘r'l’llt‘ ”it “"3“ break-
' t ' 4 r; ' . l 1 -~ -
inc to has t‘mu a dollar. Tyrus was, i”; “pm“ hc wmrd l” 5“ ‘n ””y
41 > r 7 t . ii ‘ . l llt' fil'alllta ltlt'.t"llt'l‘ “llll lively he pulled
" "‘ >0” 0 ”- “m” ry “ “’1 “I“ 1‘“ ‘ Ihi> lt-altl out of many a had hole and
clan and his: ltt)\liO(ltl ht'ld nothingr l‘l"l
it was throtrrh their work that The
umrkflhld probably none of hip plus-3 Svutim-l lnanagcdto takctllclast grime
rnatcs drcamt-d that Ty “‘er dostillmi} l’." H n"‘l’l" "it‘lgl" n'T'l' buln: up
to bucorno tho how of the nation.l bllllrdlllltll‘. illiym‘m tirun:”,l,l:b:£flami
Youuz: (mbb not his first. challco wi h. ”WM“. m Wm, ot‘ the. din nude by
Augusta. (in. but was fin-d bccnuso in:
inrociwl out :. home run whcn thc:
llll' ”our boys in an oil‘m't to not hixr
tnanugt-r had olden-d a hunt. Thou ho: "ml ‘1'“
l'ltttlettl.
litlnltlll
‘ lurt-at lrrrprorcrncnt lax-rt Hit-Him: and
went ‘0 Annrston, “he” 1‘“ ball“. \\'t-I‘o high lllt‘il built for tlit~lt‘ tmurrand
.370. llctoro the scallop cloned ho “88; for tho Kailll‘r. lilrr (‘ltllll‘ across with
given anothcr chance with Alumna. in' tho tlrst Fll‘ilu' sillt’t‘ tho tournanwnt
tho s‘outh lxrantic Leap-m. and madp' otfli'lt-tl and [illnlll'll himself into tirst
’ ‘ , ' . it ill s i r' h' ivit ‘
good. Early in 11th.". Augusta nth-red, " 'r n “g m" that "mm": for
_ ,tlul #9110.» and has it total pitlv’all r!
to 81"“ Ty to (‘harlca‘ton for 3:10. but, 50'.‘ for both mm”. H“ m“ “ «pet-dy
the ott’r-r was roiuscd. licforc the htt:L,-in.lt and act uratc t'yr‘ on the alloys
son was 0W,- the Tillers offered to; and lllt‘ chant-cs arr he will ln- “10"(1'
. - . ‘ to anchor man in tho noun-a to tollow
. 7i - . '- r i: ‘cuch dcirt- . .
pay * (0 for 'l“ (”0 g d I .1” ‘ ml ills brother lion was not .i.tr behind
cred f' o. h' Detroit. and ”0' ‘l l p 5‘ him and with his two ;-part-x lip ran
in his locus, (‘obb brolto into the lift- in... hunt“, a ,1“... “fond for bill)
Jor It‘ltg‘ru.‘ 1,, up. it games no played luau honors with 2.35 to .iiln's 202. Joe
with the Tigers in 1905 he batted an liaikin ““5 "WNW "0'“ Th" Hour’s
even 300. Tho next year ho madc it
230 and for the past few years has nlv
lltl.‘
Three Apiecc
is
paint»
Illa-dict- shown!
lino-up last night as he is confined to
his lltmlt' with illness and “Lucky
Louis" Mum was brought in to fill his
ways battt-d around and abort- .100 place. Louis had the knack of closing
~-—.—. his eyes and ntuu I seen and an
“ASK SPELLACY," SAYS MURPHY coded in m t- M. II M Int
garlic but in tho latter mm in sup
pod up a bit in spite of tho pleadings
and oxlrortatlons of his coach. Walt
Ireland. .
'i‘ht- ncxt match ironic will bc rolled
off January it at the Palace Alleyt-t and
no calm-s will br- lit-id during Christ-
inatt and New Year’s wcuks. AfFangc-
rucnts arc now brim: made by the two
team: to utter a number of prizes for
tho high individual average. high learn
nvorane and high total pinfall.
Tln- score:
John F. Admits Donor: of Wad to
l Democratic Party Own Bill-Poet-
} lag Plume.
t
It tlrcro bu our who arc interested,
in knowing Just who Collnllllllt‘ thE:
“Connecticut l'lant Owners"-—-donor5'
of 33.000 to the Democratic puny in}
thelust State campnlzn-thcv may:
take it on tho word of John F. Murphml
SENTWEL.
of Bridgepon. that those Ilboml givcrai (VI-ooh ' _ .. ........ 08 88 ”~22,
nr‘e “owners of several bill-posting; Booty ......... _. . .. 74 79 8.1.2319
plants in Connectivut." Mr. Mur‘pilyi Hurley ............. Ell Z4 81.43:
who is head of a loncl poster ndrcrtia—i 30mm“ . : ~~~~~~~~ 19 1" "-El-
lilakcr .............. «0 .7 (ill--10
inc corlct-rn and who appeared as the' __ _ _
:agent" of thi- Connecticut I’lztnt Own, Ttilnl ........... 35'; 339 31.3 1149
era today admittcd that much. Fur-3 ' HOUR.
ither than that. he rctorrcd questionera, $11122“!- ------- - ------ f): l; Elfin
l [‘01 ............. .o . l -..
,who sought the names of the plant,“- lire-dice .......... 79 95 ““255
ownors to Thomas J. Spt-llacy. ennui-1J- Bredice ......... 90 89 83—102
date for governor on the Democratic: Brnndow 7g 75 53-...3“
V I“ :t n the lard cam algn. — - - ~~
”M i p ' Total ........... 4'21 114283 1226
“You'll hayc to see illr. Spellacy" «to Sun“, “J Brcdicc
clarcd Mr. Murphy. "You’ll be surel Spares—Crooks. Beg”. 2; Schenclr,
.thcn that you're getting your intorma- Mum. g; lrelnnd, n. Brudjcp’ 3; 3,3”.
lion right." Mr. Murphy said ’that he dice, Brandow.
didn't care to discuss the matter an)"
further.
' A Little Tran-action.
. in tho report oi Fred P. Hull. 01
Hartford. treasurer of the Democratic
Statc committee. there appeared itcrna . _____
showing rccelpts from the Connccticlll i WASHINGTON, Dec. 19.~Prealdcnt
Plant Owners of 83.000 and disburse: “.1150“ has: directed'Sccretary'Tumulty
ments to the Connecticut Plant Own~ to make public the Hog Island ship
crs oi a like amount. John F. Murphy yard report submitted to him by the
appcarcd as agent for thc plant owners Attorney General. Mr. Tumult): said
and since the publication of the rc- today thercport had gone. to the mint-
port thcro has been much speculation.erg and would be given out in a day or
as to—uhat firms were inclttdcd. 1 ‘
Tho Democratic. State. committee This report went to the President
filed among its ”09‘1“?“ mm for mm. in August and was sent by him to
nor GRAFT—WASTE,
Hoe ISLAND REPORT
President Directe Tumulty to Make
Public Attorney General’e Report.
. palcn expenses, a statement for$tl.3tl0 Ch airman Hurley oi the Shipping
‘duo the Bridgeport Poster AdVerttsin: Board. who objected to some M “S
companv for bi“ posting. A note 9n ft-atures. The report, it is understood,
the bill. signed by John P. Murphy, does not charge crime or 8T3“. but
agcnt. says: “The. above service do- 81m“ great extravagance and waste
.natt-d by the Connecticut Plant ()wrr together with exorbitant wages and
”9'" ‘ ‘cxccssivo prices paid for materials.
Publication of the report, it is believ-
200,000 TROUT EGGS EXPECTEchd. will clear up runny ugly mallow.
HARTFORD, Dee. 19.--Ill the course.
of a week or no, a supply of 200,000
trout eggs will be received at the
'state hatchery 11ther Locks. They
were purchased from owners of pri-
vate notational. Lost your similar re-
runs were artist-etc”.
A NEW WATERPROOFING OIL.
A French oll Aor waterproofing
.leather, cloth, paper and other mate-
rial! ie a mixture of eight part: of
any] acetate and tour 01 mtorofl.
with one port of sulphur chloride
stirred into it. Though this forni- o
lolly. aim or hydrochloric euro it
new“. team! liquenee utter mm mm. m
. M, ~ ' erode few den and the will W.
WWW 1°“W‘ 9?” than neutrelifidwrth‘heumofiwl
stun. u mutt- may: Alexander. are. m mum '
t.
LONDON
BRITISH ARMIES AN
FIELD MARSHAL HAM
TODAY
tortilla-ml Eitlli. I‘lm l’.._'--
g .
i
(.‘UMMANDEK‘l OF FIVE;
”fills
llabour a i‘t-‘iit.’\\al of Illa
:lrulllllt‘, llt‘t‘t-mllalllll! lllx‘ t'ltllliil‘g,
tin of a spt'rlailst. a prob-war trow
llvll't‘i'lll, in assist tit.» lttt'itl rim-tor,
llalzi has born coiliiib-rl l . l. .\ lll‘tl
billttt‘ Sunday with a m-wrv t‘llill
intlisposition ha» brought
ttltl
t‘ttl'
ll'ASIlthi'l‘th, lbw, lr’. .. Span.
WELCOMES'etl I’cssl.——I"nrrtlvt‘ l‘ltlrpi-rnr \lll»‘i.um Bur-am «an in lut' agrrcultur»
'shoulti hate Liv rapport or .ht- ruunr.
torturing mpulttlun.
Now that rho aar in em. tho yrual
e:t rt‘ULlU-luit oration tor New llu:
land is loud 'l‘in: l'. S. born. of Ag
l'lt'ullllll' has Lillrtl 201' :r continua
tion of all the cdorts which the Fan:
“Hire.“ an give towards the solu
lion or those problems.
The Farm Bureau in the local edu' .
and Each Team Now Has‘
oi tiro'
M with“: “A n..- “ll-W“ ”W L't‘H-xi-li subjects bt-i’orr- tllt1h'o-uatc- For-
crnl~ l”.""‘wd“‘l l“ ‘1‘" “mm“ be~ t-ip'n Ilt‘latlttnx l'olrllrtlth~~- at its
“"“ll‘ 1""‘7‘ “f triumplrul “""hi's- ,\\'r‘-cklt' nn-vliln: totllry. '.\r‘l't' l‘cso.
VANS- “ "~ ll" "'P'an””'1'"‘ nliotls b_v Srnalors Johnson. of
cuccau ““‘l ""1“““1 E- M- ”W5"lt’alifornia. and Knox, of l’i’iiilnyb
Vl‘lu‘d ll"""l‘le“l “um“ ”'i‘tvaniu. l'l‘hpt'tflll't’l)’. delualiding.r an
““""‘l-“‘r~' “i ll“ PM“ “‘“i‘lml'” ‘oflit-iai bluit'itivlll of the Atucrican
“ASL” “”5 l” (““0“ “T “‘lpoiicv in litrssru and for post~
EXW‘mW V“””““‘“" "r “w s"l‘l‘lpontflnenl of tilt: defining ot' a
m“. ““‘l \\V""kllll""-‘ ‘ll’m'l'l‘ “lilcagtru of nations and freedom of
llcrlin and its alrlturlts iniciltls to lthc 5...,“ until “fur tlrc l"“"“
l‘t‘s‘lgtl, :tt't'tirtllllt.’ to lrlt‘nsngt‘s i'tl-V ,-
cclvctl from llll‘ (icrnmn capital} Senator limit. it \\:r~‘ llllllt‘Y-
cd by the (it-nt-ral Assembly and
tho Sohllcrs' and Workmt’u‘s
(‘ouucils of the empire.
l'AlllH. “01'. l'.) :llitl'usl.
Ht'i'ltlltil llllllt‘ “lllt'll ltatl
ilazrtwi in a bridge at (llllxt- has t-y.
pbulcd. killing; lifter“ persons and
injuring tucnty—fivo, according to
a tinixc dispatch to tho Matin.
'l’llt- date of the explosion in not
given. but tip: dispatch says that
it twr'lil'i't'tl more than a month at-
lt‘i‘ tln- :it‘lrlidiw “out into t‘il't‘rt.
-.\
int: to i'ar‘ls to inlcl'tlch‘ l’rt'si-
(lt‘li' Wilson. llc will llt' accom-
paliicri by Robert M. Scotti-n, scr-
,rr-tary oi' llil‘ Anlcrlt-ltu t-mliasu’.
ltltzll officials of lllt' Fol-vigil tlllict'.
luring! Iris :rbsonct‘ Amalie Jinn-nu.
minister of illt‘ intcrior, will act
for at lctrst iivc or six days.
When it become known that
I’t‘hltlt’lll Wilson “as coming to
Europe, King Alltmst) and lilt'lll‘
bcrs of tilc t'abillt-t approached
Jon-pit E. Willard, American urn:
bee-don to eee i! it eenld be er-
ranged for Mr. Wilson income to
Spain. This was not so llillt‘ll forE
ll political objct-t lib it was to show
him tllc spot from which t'olrttnhna
stillt-tl to tlist‘ovr'l‘ the Now “'tlt'ltl.
'I‘ln- rim-nit of tho nopotiations was
that All: Wilson could not come to
Spain, btlt Would be glad to dis.
cu» l'uttlrc rclationa llNWt‘ell
Spain and the l’nitcd Statcs with
('ount Romunoncs. The news of
the lettcr's intention to go to Parie
has created a most excclcnt im-
prcssion throughout Spain and
opinion is generally cxprcsscd that.
la‘tions bctwcn tlrc I'nitod States
and Spain.
PARIS. Ilec. Ill—King: Victor
Emmanuel, of Italy, will arrive
hcrc today. The city is hung with
lines and a gent-rut lloliday‘lras
bccn dcclltretl. Ruin was falling
this morning, but there was prom-
ise of the weatlrerimprovintr:
. ' The newspapers hail the king as
{a “man of honor, who has been a
treat leadcr of his country, both on
‘and off the battlefield."
ZURICH, Dec. 19 (llavasl.-
Serious disorder-rt have broken out
at Dauzig. West Prussia, accord-
ing to dispatches received here.
lt‘ivil and military prison have
bccu openctl and thc inmatcs set.
at liberty, it ht said. and street
lights are reported.
l AMSTERDAM. Dec. 19 (Ilavas)
—'l‘llrcc of the principal directors
.ol’ the Krupp Munition Works at
IEsscn, including Dr. Rranscuken
lgcr, invclltor of the “Big: Berth-
511.2,: ‘ have been arrested by the
tl'uvolutiorrnry committcc irl that
city, according to advices rcccivcd
,
. r .
PARIS. Dec. 19.—-t_‘ivilians seiz-
,ed by tho Germans in occupied
:French territory and sent. to n
:hostagc camp at HtllznlirrdcuaGcr-
many, will appoint a delegation to
call upon President Wilson, to tell
him something of what they suf-
fered. morally and physically,
while. detained by the Germans, it
is announced.
The plan was formed at the sug-
gestion'of Dr. Henry. Van Dyke,
of Princeton University, who rc-
contly met some of these people.
COPENHAGEN, Wednesday,
Dec. 18. -— Former Emperor
.Gherles of Austrimfinngory and:
{burnt his children one suffering
from Mm'mcnhnu to e
, Mle:-.‘llhtm
r.
a:-
1‘ in Mill Ill“! ll “i“ ll“ r“l’h‘"‘:"llstootl, toltl tho corulntttcc in t.’\t't'll-
l'." 3” "“‘i‘ulile colrlmlttee ele"l'ltitt- session that tlrc duration of a
“9"“ lt'tlilnltlt‘t‘ltllmi.
lilllltll), rm. Ill. 4‘oturt Ito,
llliilltlllt‘\. Spanish pro-tiller, in go-!
lillltl Senora-s l’allrclo and lisprnowh
“WINS.
as ”pump, t‘orpit [tuttlanont-t ls~biil lt-vying taxi-s for both 1919
cxpt-t'tctl to bo away from .‘Iittll‘itl
it will strengthen the friendly rc-l
lvagtlc of nation». and freedom of
the seas should not be included in
tho formal peace treaty, but
allotthl be deferred for separab-
llr-Lrurdlvss oi‘ lilt‘
commitlt-t-‘s action on his i't‘sollti
lion, Senator Iinoa planning
ntltlll lo utltlri-xs tlr: Sonati- in ~.tlp—:
port of lli\ plan of tlrl'crrin;r «its»!
posul ut the I'cat't' ('olrlcrenoc of
“hill lltm .‘tl‘t' i't‘ylli’tlt‘tl its llt‘tl til
the most t-orltrovcrtctl t]llt‘\llttll\.
The resolution of sown:
Johnson has Introduced last]
wvek. win-n ho discussed llusian
moire at length.
\l'ASllthl'i‘th, Dec. Ill-«Al-
tlm-nl: mph-taut sections of the
War lirwnno bill remain to be
disposed of. Senate leaders were
confident today tlluYtire measure
can lu- passed lit-lore the Christan.
Some predictvd that the
in
and 1020 will roar-h a lion! vole
lict‘or't' ilit‘ curl of the week.
The major sections yet to be con-
\Edcrrd include the 1920 scilo-dulcs
which nrt' opposed by the Republi-
cans. the income annual rates,
virtually all of the am profits
notion, the finance taxes. the cs. in
late end inheritance imprints, the
child labor arucudnrent. the luxury
taxes and excise irnposts.
NNANcné or no:
BUREAU EXHAUSTEF
«(new tron mm Page).
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at the present time. riva tile worker.
a county agricultural agent. a count
club leadcr andrthroe home dernonstrr
tion agents. one located in Brtdnc-t
port. one in Stamford. and one to' >
the rural towns in the county. A soc !
rotary with one or two stmmpherr '
an the need my be, comprises the of 5
lice force.
By tam visit. letter. telephone on"-
and once call the county agent be".
personally can-untested with 1.67",
tanner: in the county. or an urchin.
of five per day. 1
Other lines of work have been in»
pot-taut, espec’elly emergency work
The seed corn situation wait the vor- 1
known in memory of the oldest, inhal-
itant. The severe ireexinx weathe-
lnjured the nor-m. preventing a goo
stand. Seventy-five samples or cor'l
were taken and tested at the Na-
Haven Experiment Station. Thru “1'
line cooperation of the press many‘
farmers learned at tho poor condition
pt seed com and. tested before plant-
ng. .
Poultry mcetimrs and demonstra-
tions have been held to cut the coat,
of feeding and net rid of blacker
hens. Seven dltlerent parts: of the
county have had meetings with an al-:
tondance of 1-54. As a result there.
has been a Ravine (1030 our com. . in
the. grain bill of each flock an culled.
Thrn'tbe cooperation of the Farm
Bureau. one farmer increased his
milk production 50 per cent. with no
increase in cost.
One communitv has been organized
to grade Its mothrce properlv and ‘swll
in lance quantittcs. and similar ohms
are under way in tym other planes.
The time of the Boyn' and Girltt’
Department has been snout in stimr.
ulatinz 8.135 bovs nndgirls to great
a
or food production anti conservationl
An estimate based upon reports and‘
records received from variouu part5
oi' the countv nitrous the total value
of products produced or conserved by
Junior Food Army members during.
the bust season at $07,530.00.
The three Home Demonstration
Azania. thrn 243 demonstrations and
'45 talks. brought to the attention of
16.739 We the necessity for food
conservation and methods-of accomo
pitching it. Top patriotic food shows
rcochtnz 14.150 people were held.
Leadership was given ‘ln organising
the following compiling: Hoover
Pledge. Potato. Wheelie” Pledm
Milk. Centimeter" Enrollment and
Jan (or Soldiere Decree-ts. Help was
aim in metals: mammalia-
ttg kitchen. which on!“ 30.000 urn.
mid ocean-u hr 1mm sum-
Viiodfldloo-Iortlonrw not out ltr
dove.- ”dart 1"th node to
etee »- mitt mu:
~mwM
”:53, 4:
donut anallt'y representing the Ester.
«ion lkpartrnnrlt or the State Agricu-
tuml College and the l'. S. Dept. o:
Agriculture. its lands are partly dc—
ritt-d thru dollar membol'abips an:
individual subscriptions. 'I‘lrru tho
fyationai Smilirllevr-r Act $1.000 i:
annually received in support of the
work. The State and County appro-
priate $1.000 each. Besides the $3.
t id which the Farm Bureau receiver
rod: rrgular County, State and Na:
:tonal aid last year $4,500 toward an):
arit-s: clinic from the l'. S. Dept. 0‘
Agriculture under the Special Euler
go my Act, and about $5,875 “.45 i‘alr
00 local".
Early in January the representative
.‘ 'wrt
from this county will assemble to ill»
lot the appropriations which the coup }
ry colrltulsaionr-ra shall makc durinl‘
thi- ncxt year. The needs of the flu-
rcau must be presented at that men'-
in: i! financial backing is to cunrc
from that somcc. it in now ortttrtly
n the hands at the local public as la»
whether or not the organization shall
continue in its work. An PXprost-tioc
of opinion should be made by ew-ry
l‘arm llurcau supporter to his loca‘
cpresentativcs who are going to lllt
'.trii~'latur-c next month.
BARBERS' UNION
HOLDS ELECTION
'l‘llu Illlllll.il i-lwcrion or noun-r lfltlk
t
i
l
llllltt‘ lad wry-hing win-n the Local Batu.
hcr's union met for their monthly
martin: in tin» (‘cntral Labor l'ntorr's
Hall on Washlnc‘ton strcPt. Tho llrll‘d
amount of routine business was first
i
l
dispowd of and the members doctdcdj
tovcloae all day on ("hrielnras and Na: 5
Ynur's but will rmilrlin open until in:
o’clock "in night previous. Tho fol»
lowing officers werc chosen for the
now year and will be lnetallcd at thr
January mooring tor which special or
r‘ttrlncrnvuta are being made:
i’roxidcnt» lustuvc Pitzer.
Vice-President—-Da\‘ld Nattcnborr,
Flinmcinlaccrclary t‘harlcs ll.
Frank“.
Recording-octet." —— Otto
Manure-reh-nnk Macatuso.
inside Guards—L. l‘cpc.
tluardianwl. Melamine.
'l‘rustceswiidwntd .‘llt‘llt‘tik.
(lurk, and Ill. Gallic.
i-‘inancc Committw~~l )iassaina.
ltotrt-rhment committee _- C. H.
Frantic. ‘ll. .1. Clark. Billiard Michi-ck.
J Maisaino and Gustav:- i'ltzer
ONE YEAR, PERHAPS TWO.
BEFORE “MOBILIZATION,
SAVS SEC'Y. DANIEL'
ANNAPOLIS, M0,. Doc. lbw-At lea:
\ year, possibly two years. will be rc
tuned before the nation can rent"
’0 normal pence conditions and “w
will be fortunate it‘ conditions abroa
i wake demobilization possible at at
art: date." said Secretary Danie‘
‘rere yesterday, addressing the cor-
'erence of state governors. ,
trim/3.1: it. mm” Esauflr
111 Meet Sept. 22, 1918.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORlt
A. [-1311, 522’lx. 5:49;. 6:0:
{:578. 7211:. 7:541, 8:211, 8:133, 8:5:
1:39. 10:33:, 11:21.
P. M.——-13:03x. 12:52 (Stamior
only). 1209:. 1:381. 3:17.\'. 4:3:
5:2‘lx. 5:45. 6:031, “6:47 (Stamto.
cull), 7:021. 8:061, 10:07:.
Sunday.
A. Dir-dz". 6:27x.
0:102. 10:83:. 1220311.
. M.——1:09I, 2:441; 3:12x, 4:32:
5:40. 0:023. 8:57, 7:021, 7757:, 9:19
10:”; 10:40, 12:34:. ‘
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALh
. A. M.~4:10x, 5:30. 0:34, 8:00x, 8:511
0:15x, 19:45:. 10:50:.
P. M.-12:03x, 12:45x, (Saturday
only) 1:06 (except Saturdays) 1:0
(Saturdays only), 2215):, 2:57. 3:301
5:
6:19;, 8:
11:10:, 11:15:, 11:45;
Sunday.
A. lib—4:00, 8:001. 9200;110:031
10:50:.
P. lit—12:10, 1.0311 3:35x, 6:0;
5:25, 6:00x, 7:05, 8:101, 11:15x, 1124:
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW HAVE
A. u.——1z:zcx. 12:581. 5:372. 6:03
6:25, 6:001. 7:05, 8:10x, 11:15x, 11:45)
P. M.—_—~1:20. 3:27x. 4:28, 5:19, 6:21
0:51, 7:08x. 9:25; ‘
Sundays.
A. his—13:16:, 12:58:, 7:43. 9:191
to:1!.~11:1zx,‘11:5u
P. l‘.—4:102, 4:42;, 6:48, 6:33:
7:083. 8:281, 0:261. -
NEW HAVEN TO SOUTH NORWALK
A. l‘.—42:25: (except Mondays).
1:102, 4:531. 5:50. 6:50, 8:051, 8:30.
0:411. 11:00.
P. It. 2:171..3:10x, 4:35. 5:131.
5:32.051], 9:111.
Sundays.
A. l‘.-12:15:, 1:101. 4153:, 7:55.
8230:. 5:111, 11:00.
P. Hanan, 1:551. 2:231. 8:102.
ii“. 5:133. 0:111. 7:063, 0:18), 9:35,
1 :10. '
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m “mxfil‘e ‘l
23, 5:131. 5:29, 6:00x, Mi?
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L. M13. 0:31. talk. lei-fleeting et nice-neon ._ .
New not * lit
CONNECTION nu
us: and trans
Lonstlmet's to Get Benefit oi
Fractional Cents on
Large Purchases.
5m»: \lfl'tlltl not cont tiennecticui
lrm.-t~~\i\l~. IltUIt‘ till-ll 0M” Mlle I
[ull'lltb rtuot‘tllg to Robert Willa:
Int-titr‘tlt‘lll'n‘ Federal li'bod Adminie
tr. lor. “bu- :ltltieti. In a Statement
imith- utility, that u.) ninth armor elev-
in ~r‘lrl~ was rwrliy an wirmite E'llle
l'. 1 wow linlt- to mule. "The io—flllif‘d
‘litiil'. stocks sold from [he ro
:1 mm sinu- September 9 and mating
:nmn also per car. more than turmer-
l_\. all this increased nrtco 931m: di-
rm-t to tho pmtluccre with were found
in rw ontltlctl to int‘rcused prices, has
: ..: ycl arrived in (‘nmscotlflt to any
mg.- t‘Xlt‘lti. and the old argue must
lu- anlil at lllt‘ torrrwr rctttn'edprict- ol
alum wt: tl‘IllH :1 pound on long as it
Thu new solar will cost $9.00
tlvt' cwr. at the refine-flea.
Cent a Pound Maximum Profit.
Ah llt'ftlrv. illt- retail dealer may
cl..lr~,;c not inoro than one can! 11 pound
pi-ntit, brlt llllllt‘i‘ the new rules the
«or \lllllti‘l' and not the MI.” II 39111.,
t.» ‘,;I'l lire bunt-lit oi' trailed cents.
‘l‘bu highest freight DOM ll “NC"
limit“.
till will pay $9.55 1" ‘hldred
puirrph of sugar dellv rad this,
plltx‘ llll‘ tlcult-rs' profit 0 I rent I
pulpit, pill liiukc the W selling
pt'il‘i- strain. which. a! coon, will
amount to "love" mots I III‘I pounds 7
in Ht-Ilillr: more than one pound how-
rycr~ thi- dctrler will W b! m
qulrt-d to multiply the w 0!
pounds. by the cost price (Q in ind
thou ndri one cent for every pound in
the transaction. All "I u”, III“
In Hartford. which I!“ I.“ I'll.
from New York of 18 cut. ’- ch,
will cost eleven cents for the pound;
{or two pounds. two the.“ pin.
two worn. or 21 . in three
‘l.ind.l pounds, three times 3. fl three
route. or 82 cents; for Ive u... live
trmm strain plus live «In. or 68
wore: for ten pounds. mmm‘
wine tcn cents. or 51.00. M. n no»
.-ortllm: to the number 0! ”acid.
May Sell Week'e m
Retailers are no to." bond by
the two and live pound all rule to! .
(‘IU and country duoflerfihnl nailed
.ny family a week's supp of outer.
.iways basing the min a main-
merit of two moods m! “I pee
Irelrlbcr of the Mil).
' State’e October AIM
t‘onnct’tlcut'fl I!!!” M ‘0'
tit-tnlu-r in about four fl”. foul
hundred thousand M ‘0 M
l;iUi‘:llllS and Ollie! Cull.
plum-er, including I“, at
boarding houses takUi ”(Will-
or with bakers. co ted
t-rt-nm makers and other In” M
csm-titlltl user! 0! m “I” m~
about three-million M C! In
for distribution mm manna-me
of the staltc. lice-cues the realm
its a whole, \vcre ctueln in honoring
canning certificates for MM?! hr“
amounts and “€000“?th
ti-r's supply on . M mt!
routlis‘rllonlng sugar for Join Aur
gust tilt-y got practicum none in Ben;
tclnlwr. The Food Am III
sued to the retail stores ~ the lull
quartcr about twciva mm ”60‘
of sugar, and, inasmuch n“. M!
littlvil thc amount malnutri- the.
in October. cacti retailer
lll> tlctobcr allowance to be oath :-
qrrul‘tol‘ of What he mm! “.101! ll
August or ill September, if M did not
t-lrr'o any that month.
Certificate. Being m
it‘ood Rdmtnlntrnflou in not! .
'l‘llt‘
busy issuing and clocking (h m
stall-uterus for retailers and
thcsc are checked the October. m
the new serios or war mm .
Will be. mailed the retailers. Although.~ "
these new statement. Nah I clause
from the tamer-amid? whereby
the dealer signing. ”NRC-w all, in
not larger than two or My...“ ..
to city and tountry We“ rupee-
.tlvely, the dealer may in”. “all:
agreement. which no Mg_pvlitod.u.
the ttmc that the rule was rescinded.
Why Sugar to Source. .
Because. the Hawaiian and West In- ‘.
dlan sugar 'crop is in man normal:
because French maria-h“ ov "
run by tho nun-send thee-oer
liner-ice honored end m ed
.nmrine sinkinll heme-Fm. ' , ‘
'Amerlcsn ports the norm rel
ea .
m
mains oer-ions and will moo one.
til the mot-of out yet, are"... an»
"er New You'll ll ll ”0“"; .
but that“. m ”v‘l‘ '
,to obeem mm M in '
011mm,!“ bmflmw ‘
m. now pooled
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