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- May is to he the day for the
ring of tho clan‘ot the Eastern
e. when all club—owners are to
t‘ President Dan O'Neil in the Hi»
‘Bond to talk over the genegnl
Reels for 1919. While there is lit-
a’ctestion but what the merger cir-
{will resume with new vitality next
.i . practically all the magnate-as
l expressed the opinion that a con-
» Ce was necessary for a frank dis-
‘on of the prospects. This is to
sident Clark P. Lane. .lr.’ of the
N t club intends to be there.
made no definite plans
tecting but announced last,
. would be ready to talk bus-
' i with anybody who is ready to
, ‘ie session may develop some in-
. ting details concerning .the
no of the. New London and “ate-r
‘ Train Hill an
’ ’qidcnt Lane Likes Idea of ‘
‘ something for the progress oft
Lgague basket ball was auspiciously
opened in Norwalk last evening when
the local live trimmed the Knicker-
bockers, of New York, to the tune of
45 to 32. it was a good game from the
hand were greatly pleased both with
,thc return of the popular sport and
With the work of the players. Jack
Murry's boys held a three point lead
at the end of the first half and in the
final few minutes of play came
- clubs. If the son of the iatn
odore Morton li‘. Plant is to as.
control of all his parent's hold-
afi both clubs-i will be withdrawn by
’. . reports from New London slate.
robabiy the majority of the club
1 Vera would hl‘ elated to see the
térliury franchisv transferred. Mr.
V iad some- kind w r :4 for Pitts-
wn talking Inst, ii iii. Pitts-
a good summer town. where
nalurally thrives. he said.
IS. HEADING EAST
.YORiK. filigfnamin: Honl‘y
1‘ Oakland. (‘al.. llic youncslm'
champion. all around the ring
, ‘Kid‘s last Visit to the coast. in
ling eaal.
‘ie “battler,” a legitimate welter-
:ht. has cleaned up ‘both his own
itsion and that of the middleweizhts
:nockincr out Marty Farrel. the
'ir rmidlewoight champion of Ans"
iiil Farrel was dropped in one round
‘ ilu King lasted eight.
l’l'lt‘gfl. is of Mcxican parental!» and
i 1.\ from Los Anccles. the city that
* 'i‘lt'd Joe livers. the once famous
ux‘ican lightweight boxer off on his
: career. , , _
‘ Silost of the ‘haltlcr's" ring engage-
;nls have bccu confined to the {our
and ganw of California. His itout
V’ ".Il Ted Lewis was one of these. But
‘ "canhas also dabbled “in the 20-
; mnd game oulsidc of his own state.
w hout with Mark Kine; was a sched‘
«'l 20 round affair.
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aSTERN LEAGUE To
’ MEET m HARTFORD
, lartford, Jan. 2.3——"l‘liin Etifiii‘l‘n Len-
u. will hat‘i‘» a meeting in'this city
Plans will be discussed for the sea-
-!. Even Pres. O‘Nivl is not able at
{Agent to form any idea of what it
vv be necessary for the league to do.
there has been no meeting since
i I summer. so it is impossible to size
. the situation in the various cities
' 'he circuit.
“be death of Morlon F. Plant. lh'?
. a rir-r of tho Nww London franchise
L! .l probablu moan a revocation of
Now London franchise. It may be.
lhat Warn-bury will be abomioned
rhal city did not meet expectations:
. mason.
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-EASON TO MANAGE
CHICAGO TEAM.
,uicnoo. Jan. 2.——wmiam (“Kid")
.vson tonight was named manager
“the Chicago Baseball club oi" the
wrican League by President Charles
f‘omiskey. ' Gleason. who succeeds
' Hand. is a Veteran who started his
MT in Scranton. Pa. in 1887. llo
~ een trainer and assistant man-
».- of the Chicago (-lub.
~Wl$ AND DOWNY .
a rather rnintcrps‘tin: bout hero
iterday alien-noon. Both left the rin‘:
‘ good as they enlcred it. Apparentlv
; no Philh'l‘ or‘ the game did either
j. :Pr have an advantage,
{ ' NEW HAVEN LEADS.
g HARTFORD, Jan. 2.——The sum of'
. 4.003 was raised for the Pershing:
Wind in (‘onnccticuh according to a,
p tatemr-nl irSUt'd by Henry T. Holt."1
‘ «answer 01' the fund. r-New Haven;
“ads the list with a total of 310.478.
ridgeport is second with $10.120p'and
'inftford third, with $10,020. in June;
goo was sc-ni to Connecticut men
., «service overseas. Exmnsfiéimv
T ams484 and there in neutron
'3 ‘ flartford-bank 38.1.13. '
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sea Kid Lewis. the welter-s
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. through with 'a burst of Speed and rol-
gled up several‘additional points he-
ifore the game ended.
Great Prospects for Successful Year—Norwalk Has Won-
derful Aggregation:‘With Dreyfuss, Letn’tard. Mute
ray, Beckmann and’Reich —‘ Beckmann
Points on His First Appearance
start to the finish and the 500 fans on;
' It was a fine clean game all through
and spoke volumes for the men out
.both H‘lllllS. During the entire game;
but two fouls were called and lhcso
iwero on tile lx'nickcrbockers.
I "Yes" Brotherlon was induced to re-
9 form» the game in plaCe of Tom Thorpei
:iindoubtl'wlly would lm an asset iojwilh whom thc necessary arrange-.1
'f ' { nienmould not bi- made to insure his“
1iarrival in Norwalk in time for the con-E
itest. lirotherton made himself more.
|popular than err-r with the Norwalk'
{sport lmjcrs with his. clean. heady (lo-i
Cisions. l
The work of Joe Dreyfuss and Erniei
‘plause. These two individual players,
:of the highest merit have los‘b none
’oi‘ their old pep and were everywhere?
Ion the floor at once and figured prom ‘
,inently in the scoring besides. Before;
.the game Dreyfu‘ss appeared attired:
"an his Navy uniform and received aI
hip:r hand from his old friends here.
i Johnny Beckmann promi es to be
‘lhe man. the arcest part of the
irho man, the largest part of the
Norwalk's scoring will depend. upon.
Although decidedly oft‘ form. last; eve.
icning. he took the highest honors for
the evening and scored 17 of- Nor-
!walk's‘total points. Beckmann is cred-J
’itcd with being the greatest and most
accurate shot; on the floor and Cap-
:tain Ja‘ck Murry is depending upon
lhitirto roll up the points for his team.
.Due to his short acquaintance with
‘the local court. he missed a number
{of 'trie‘s during the first part of the
game but as soon as he became accus—
tomed to his surroundings there was
i no stopping him. He would slip away
3from his man time after time and
:whenever Norwalk got the call he
iwould be right on the spot for two
I more points.
Chris Leonard, who ju'st received his
'honorublc discharge ri’om Camp Dex"
ens. on Tuesday night. appeared in a.
. Not-walk uniform‘ and from the appear«
ance of his work in his first game.
lLf'Ollill‘d has the best year of his has
; ket ball career before him. He got the
jump on Eddie McMillan almost every
time and gave a wonderful exhibit ot’
clever floor work. Leonard and Jack
Murray Were a great pair last evening. 3'
always breaking up ihp New Yorker?
:defense and nabbing the ball from
ithom and then passing it on to
'Dreyfuss. Reich or Beckmann. who
iwould cage it for another basket.
, Jack Sharkey, another s'ailor sla-
i tioned aboard a mine-sweeper at Drey—
li'uss‘ base at Staten Island, made his
first appeal-rice on Norwlk court lst
evening. and displayed wofiierful
prowess. Sharkoy is an athlete of un—
u‘sual abilily and al the. present. time
holds the middleweight championship
at his base. He was a flash on tho
.5 floor and had a deadly eye for the barf-i
} ket. caging seven fipld goals. VVassnci
and Smolickflwho formerly wore NOr—
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FIGHT A SLOW BOUTT Walk uniforms, lim-d up against theiof the National league .in tailor of n.
“olumlius. O..'Ji:n. 2.»Bryan Bow‘gmmh“ '3‘" owning and definite their one-man naimnnhcommission that“. 7
Columbus Welterweight. and T9!" “WP-"0W (“”0113 ”my were ilnabk: toi ‘0 be no re-clcction of a chairman n!‘
.gl-is, New York. wont 17- rounds eyen‘ overca‘np the lead of their fox-"1‘wrg‘lho national commisston atthe Cincixhi
teammates. Eddie McMillan jumpedi
. a good game at center and although he;
.flgured but slightly in the scoring he).
gave his team valuable asaitancc with}
‘ his clever pasaing. ‘ E
The first game of the season provcd
,a success and it is probable that the
game will he continued each week for
the remainder of the seasons A-slight
didiculty has presented itself to Man-
agers Britto and McMahon in the form
Sunday evening has always been the
Nor-walk night but when-this wasting
available, Friday-evening raved to be
Miller-4R "i5 timely-£1 ' '
It
of securing a night to hold the games. "_
ugh: .
. Pam‘gfioiglpm
Scores 17
weekly drills at that time. Thursday
night is practically the only night open
but it. was learned that this will con-
flict. with a number of the payers who
are with other teams‘on that night; It
is hoped and expected, however, that
these differences“ will be straightened
out. shortly and arrangements made to
fill the wants of the local sport fob,
lowers. . t
The lincaip and some was as fol-‘1
lows: .
Nor-walk. 45.
Knickerbocker, 32.
lteckmann “’assner. .
left forward . z
I Reich . Smolickl
right forwm'd i
Leonard McMillan;
center . i
Droyfuss . Acko] ;
., left guard '
Murray '-
Sharkeyi
right guard '
Field goals: Beckmann. 8; Reich.
3: Leonard. 2: Dreyfuss. 4: Murray. 2; i
\\'a.'<i<nor, 5; Sinolick, 2; McMillan. 2:
Sharlioy. 7.
Fowls: lleckman. l. .. i
Hope Hose Trirns Pastimes. i
As an opener for the evening the
Pastime A‘. (7. of East Norwalk
was a snappygame throughout; full
of vim and pep. and the boysafurnished
a lino exhibition of basketball.
showed up in great style and although
muspnmmmmaaé f .
i to Try far Ame. Ideals Gm“
tux-e. It is intended to publish one
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the water jacket oramy‘mngiu fine maybe and
freezing? The ‘icmck'doe’s that email WM
'intothe cylinder, so the engine‘is an .open throttle ‘
injured. is there .sm’amowmy ofiTb’e cylinder, may
closing up the crackiwithout hashing it1 throw‘é.’
You may purchase a cement called
Smacth On)? “which ‘ is".'sam"to'-:W§ bnfa
very good for such minor repairs. * fiimtersmnd ode ifithé;.engi&‘8topn.§
. ' " - “i BY-i'WiI-‘lt‘. ' maths” mm ‘ we"
Motoring Department. The Sentinel. kill W’s WMAcyM
way up; but when the spark!- 13 ads-3 mutagcylmdor ts" not filing-Does!
warmed to running position the eengine vthertthmttl’erinlififlyr fornhfstentfias
~ .— pectitoalocate‘the tumble? W: C. F. closed throttle. '
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you speed up. ‘
Motoring Department.—The SeatineL-,-stzm~t‘cir<§uiting the ' plugs. with
—Please answer the following dues-j screwdriver;
tions on tires. ;1. What is expetted or; 011; 53,215“ ant-11mm; cylindeir en"
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A W5 LP! that used? 3. Could there ' be an”. inns. satisfactory'method. If the engine is
Royal Ulster Yacht Club, has issued to be pumped fun bf 3
Cup. His challenger, the Shamrock limit or medium.
lV., was on the high seas when the 1_ The sole purpose. of the
refuge in Bermuda was brought to good grade of rubber. elastic enough nomiss is discovered we run the .0113-
NeW‘Yor'i and laid up at a South so that, it will ’not- burst: if pumped upiier side of the engine M‘test that
.2. m whim
Brooklyn shipyard. It is not. known larger than its AratetLdiamewr; 2. 3013:; side. —By this means a. very satisfac- folk {1.)
whether Sir Thomas intends to name id tires do not give the air cushion: tm-y test may be made. i it ‘ 0mm“
the Shamrock I\-'. as thechallcnger for. needed to protect the passengers andf ‘ ,
next year‘s race. but it is believed he: mechanism from shock; It is to beg.
will. hoped that-some such improvementt
Motoring Department; The Sentinel.
—0n level roads. nryvcngtnesseeimo-to
BRIDGEPO'RT pApER MERGED . gintcrliners only heat up the tire,’andg speed. On climbing 31:11] it seems-
" ,/ iprovement on :tbe present innervtnbefi not provided with pet cocks we; re— “f‘mmjn‘m’ ‘wuy hamln theiwelflih
’Sir Thomas Lipton. through “19“ one» that could notrpuncture or have move the spark plug wires from one Gem“??? Th“? attram-tve‘townmtltliétfl
. ., in? Does-a cat, side on the engine; grounding . them “"5““ inflicted “"u‘ ,“ “’5‘” “MY“?
aDOlhel‘ challenge for the America's ride smoother'withitube filled to its: very carefufly';go‘gs~not to‘ names. jaw-breaking. nmnes»dmiog~-tb€ :smr
‘11th secondary winding the coil. We then turies of its ‘Oxlfilfllt‘e. 1‘
inner. mnthe'engtne on the remaining cylin- range-all the way from-Admitting .
War broke out in 1914. and after taking tube isfto hold'the air. It must be a‘ den; and test with the screwdriver-.11: and nfnnlmnnm m “WM.
‘ and, at last. lift-neonate. Bfilt‘iil‘bc RM.“
‘ W just call _
ltd-tannin?!“
' In 13-” Ilfmcombe was one‘srthe
alavlingllsh ports that soul: representa-
tivcs to the mum-trot shipgiggyunqslh in ’-
wiil be made some day. Devices like» - ., . . will it was captnrled'by Fin ‘3‘: .3,»
i run nicely. but, it will not.make.mnuhh gay (“We fi'Prerfle» not sit m at:
BRIDGEPORT. Jan. ~ 2.—Annmmcev‘s" damage it. A. The pressure in thE‘give ont,‘.but when! stop- rota few ‘thnt time in what is now known as
. . ~ tire should be at hteen‘pounds a ‘ineh . p - ~ ~ 7 “gm Meadow." Somcm-mulls'
lllcich was greeted with rounds of art-:2 IMP" HOS? company's boys took the ment was made here today that the g ‘1‘ minutes at. will M very well for a y
‘weld‘ed? . G. Fathnrtclgaom‘m" We? agemtsoz- ‘ a“ His mm m? ‘
Fordcatwebou dam: three. in? . ”Haw .... N, ”I? :.,— .
,v-ZMy Ford, 1917 mOdcl runs perfect inders....ltl‘the engine. «runs WNW! . Ili‘racomber-lsraptfl. "ly becomingm ' " .
Withysparkiand tan thruttio» all the ingrcymlderls‘firingy It.“ stain» the} {arms usumm=mort~m rz‘uemm , . ,
; lish call Elfin wmvfing‘itfluce. this we
runs irregularly. Where shall :1 ex—; the ‘engiaeswmm mo..mw’03.;2:1:nflgg‘lg’gli";é:m5m“F“!m‘ffiymi’g “”5
Either a badly worn timer or a Smadnvers prefer to hold downtime.1 81"” mm“ ,_ Fm?“ "the, "arm?“ ”9i
:weak timer spring will Samsonite. vibrator-at a'ti'meirnoting the erect ‘fifim“’§h.“a§W" “”1
130531ny the clamp has. come loose.:on - the 935119.. If?! 31921313”le "4" “'hwmiwumtdmm‘fi’
giving a; poor contact in the timer as; down it is 9, liVet‘cyfinder, It no eflm"-to-tlt¢rvhil:islflc‘i.o_kw imtnm“
' i is produced it. is a dead cylinder. This into the Atlantic ocean: '
is the same reasoning as we useéwh'en.’ ' Many Weathin’khthut‘ I'm-a , .
3 ' is a modern 1m: in ispite ofits quaint-'-
7 nuns, because-Alt lifts Quentin alumna '
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‘ . . , ' . . ‘_ «amnion: ram» .5;
gain inner tube? 2. Why are solid'tires. glues the pet cmkrmothod (is the: only.» 2hrfliggdgémidngl ‘ a {a} i . ,
Post Publishing Company. publishers 0f small “diameter {0“ front tires and short distancmtwhenvjt rem; the »ot (hfi‘pe'riodfouufl here =combth'a‘te'
into or the Bridggport pom, Telegram and twenty pounds" ‘ $0? Year- Any" iesfifsame rest to make tumult. I cannot :thisutalirét
Tami) and é‘lllerged from the battle vlc- Sunday Post. has leased the plant, :rfiigge‘xgm X3359 heat anddam—
t ’ .' - - ,. h'n ood l ‘ B 3’3 - - _ .
Drums by the score- or 18 to 12. It :10“; ‘Séiydfl inergnfiltihdethgsl: would umke'the‘tim‘too nard-andso
imam-speed anywnere, though I open
actual merger of the two properties damage ‘hemmmml “~ speed that I have: The carburetor is‘
Will be made in ‘ the immediate fun, now-and the valves are alt-right. It“.
ewspapcr. . correct name of the coluused with an engine will m , or‘mnnots drlfir the“
It was announced at the same? time ignition “75””:- 8mm it. 3 ”wk ‘Wliflé tm»«the;canbumtor. WMt1'SEiI"“8tlFi-‘lltfl
it was “Mr flI‘St appearanCe this-sea that Messrs Edward Flicker and 0°". some in induction coilandothers do'youmise' me to do? '1‘. Eu?
son they put one of the best lives in George C. Wildeia, today became a. transformer;coil. “mm?“ right? ‘i . It would seem that themrburetor or'
they performed with great credit to
themselves and'their team.
The. Pastimes were weak on the
scoring and were unable to find the
goals until too.late in the game. The
same respective capacitiearas in their
other enterprises. " ‘ ‘ "
‘American.
Post. Telegram and Sunday Post. Mr.
ness management ot‘nll 1W rem-e ,tormerly confined. to a single wound
Thorax-e all correct. butm Ffieilean. If youmt‘we'a mamystem-itf
“103‘ {mafiaa 'ifltrimon‘wt 02‘ may not be workingpropedyx‘iroumay;
' "' mute ’ Wh'l “V’TNB iwmmuse 9 a “W “1"“, ' ,1: am theJnelmlp'o to see it the”
prgge‘iiirfigig‘i’mr of bysmafd ‘mwm‘lfie Wilma“ mm?” “Wigwam ms‘thmgh‘it“rréeiy midi
becomes associated: with*°h;m5h“’°n°‘g¢? A“ ' ““3" ’
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first half ended with 7a score of 16 to 4 seated in the merger. and~MrsWald0w “’3 used “351.1115 m and bug!“ the vacuum system. look up the corn.
with the East Norwalkers on the smal-
lcr end.- Toward the latter part of the
last. half they rallied and in a line
burst of 'speed they caught up on their ers resorted to-a special <ruleutod'ay. .—.Have just bmnkmmld cart-with ' ,
opponents but. were unable to even to force the War Revenue shill toro'n- unfailing system I don’t undem-
ference without holdlngl it' up foi' de— Itfconflsma’of 8» box with Intrastate.
hate or: demands for votes on cat-tn
Pastime A. C.. 12 Senate amendments.
things up.
The lineup:
Hope Hoae. 18.
i : .. > 5 .3 r, ‘ . . . ‘
a pulley on 1118 ‘30! “d 5“ ”“95". grease? Where: can I look for the ~ .V . .. . ; .. .y ‘
Smith Blackman The rule. unanimously reported by workzuéaund amnion—tom O‘I’WM‘Jtraufieiundwhut "should I do‘.’t.o cor” magi: steal: fivgfaro-t . It a“. .
19ft forward "the rules committal. madam!!!“ 5* “nlmfllme mm M ‘11“? b0: ‘0 the m. it? . , , ~91; hail-d1” (“Wt-hm
Mam" i a: it out a mu call' anomim‘oniv a ("noun-mmgm ‘0 "‘39“ Nm- Take of warmer of mamm‘lmhr‘ 3“
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right forward
Brotliorlon
center "
Guarnierl Deer-lug"
left guard i
Eason-Cody Eldridge ’
right guard ‘
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HEYDLER LEAVES FOR
CHICAGO -CONFERENCEi
NEW YORK. Jan. 2.~—John A. He?!
dlcr president of the National leagne.‘
left yesterday for Chicago where he
will hold a conference with leading
stockholders of the aiicago National
"league club tomorrow: He thefi'iv‘lll"
attend’the joint schedule committee
meeting of the National and American
leagues at FrenchLick Springs. Ind.
on .Ianu3. 4. and 5.
On Jan. 6 Heydler will'representi
the National league at the annual meet:
ing of the national commission in Cin‘;
cinnali. lie will return to New Yorka
for the joint. conference of the two ma-;
jor leagues, “ “ “' !
Heycier said in 'view of the altitude
nati mot-ting.
DEPUTY STATE TREASURER biesi
HARTEORD, Jan. 2.-I)ep'ury State *
Treasurer B. Frank Marsh, Civil War:
veteran and in the service of the}
State twenty—nine years, died at SL1
Erancis Hospital today. of injuries
isustained when he was struck by an‘
automobile on Gold street. Monday?
evening, while on his way to avttendi
a dinner given to retiring State’Trea—
surer, F. S. Chamberlain. ,_
Mr. Marsh was a native of, Dayton?“
0., born May. 1842 _ is ' '
his. wife. a song“.
165th U. «5. mm
toriat management.
scattering nomfit'e votes.
, , . 1 ice of beef and mutton.
. _ kystem of ignition, but is EOW‘WM ‘vice . station when: regain will be,“ -. . _,
will be in charge of the news and edi ' to any co“ Which will: give “.39.”. . so without I e. It 18.3, s dif-i Sea cows and sea hormorhavefi:
tic‘lflrto Mart an entitle when mid; bmfl'flnflmmkmn'h'tm '
my priming the ”finders “a, KISQN would confess themselves W
' . , ted‘with the sen bumlw “the, our '
. ionc, they would ball it. whale: 8W7 ‘
- Moving Department, The Sentineki-hn -\\lfind(‘l‘. for that is the sea am.-
Waxy car is going down a steepi i'alo's other name...» ‘ '
strong enough totjnmp an nix-gap.
Motoring Department. WSenfiflel. um.
“’ASHINGTON. Jan.- 2.-—HOIfie loam
in which —I put the oil. .A be‘lt‘luel pine hill 1 mama: a. grinding or growling;
' .. . . The“ “many—i 8 sill! 16“ '- f0? xvi-tents “accompm m amhchm
'Fm‘aLsmmn. ‘ 7 .1 ‘ A“ . , . 1
The complaint that many of 0‘" 8 as“ of Wmitfifils‘ AH” Wt the ream-ans mweavsmaumw
, :’ ‘w ofnnfishm- macro: one we.
statesmen will‘hnt themselves set the intact the crank case'in1 ‘Wfllaflfi" mammal rename mug); ml ’
‘ “ ' - . "-Amécpeehmmmiytfldms much .
livin in Will“ 501119 ‘3“‘00'31‘5- 093“ them.1¢nd 19‘ celve it. Domaputhiu-htoo much, as: ,. . . , .
listiogi‘d‘oteTnxzimdm' grid, who Outialléthe oil whichwnneow If a mu. run omfgetron the brakes-i We"??? “mm“ i“ ”W ‘0‘ ”m“
. “M’s“, om - th mane mmgtrshaksi 111? c“...8"8ht17« mmm. Itftliemolm is out: more;
fififififimaim‘lfi 23m; “'9 Mlmu'be'imt‘EVé-l mews?” maximum magnum cur»- to a stop;
"“1“- drain-"a“ the oflgbutxonfirbmdm {mmwmr thelf‘
the Cinque ports) his income was £10: the engine one hour
. gnu!
open. an“ withaenmc deflf 'Youmnydo‘temine
. . In {3:959 otdmauayc-wiveo‘fiomng
more pressure! the throttle wide; and when I do it fmcombe “1.5....Wuam‘m“,
seems torchoke and um «allb thewnnd other mmetmmm.“m{n.
Motoring Department, The Sentinel.l is hard» to start .when . it hambeen aisfrzérktmmmfimg ‘n.“gh.n
The lads from the first district mOmine‘. one evening and or» Sundagv“P‘m° 383“" an argument“ “3 "‘é standing over night; It seems like the' ‘ r i
term WWW‘ifim
May as manic». --
Sirloin or monastic. mun. es—. .
16mm {hmoitwtovmoit “I”? 7- V"; with-m tmicn-oii-aormumfiainow'a pound: cum cum-run
. macaw-cerium not aims. Your! itron into the Wu housing}; and “up...” whmg'momqn Psalm:
or these smdnim- WIN" M‘wnénansuchipmuonamnm whee-t “gags: W mam‘wnm»
' . . .~ Mar Mabel-.mannn
For a long timerhllewui-den of tatthe right level. After. you Mm -- m Aluminum and W Amt s1:,“maximumchill,Boston“!!! 1656
Quins were often mom ndmntmiby‘
mo “Elms" '
y. i, . . ‘ - ’ Wadi anthem Bm' ~.
the city in the court. Smith. Mason publishers of the HartfordzPost-lnlhd'v ”infill" low ‘ mammem'mset monom- mm“
and “Ted" Brotherton are all well.
,known to the backers of sport and.
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his 'own‘request—shmved such items l__ _ . . . ”a Meal ,
as a hundredweight of butcher's meat: dg‘inggginim doe ,- .
consumed ln-u single weekr-OI'. 3'03“: A 1mm- linedca newclfit‘tgl'smm
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er neighbor. “Me and wife have got leather and not squeezMedpnb t5be the
into a sort of a jungle overhauling spring. 11’ therein: r. , . .
our baby. It's our first. and I s’pose the hub ofthe clutch A
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named aftcr one of my kin. NOW. if :gifi'o fégggéafiuflfla¥wso as
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