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- YJAN.27,1919 . _ _
mtéctive Sergeant Thomas Hill“ is
2:.l Sale of Bed Sheets
in Middletown today on business. ’
mu Pillow Cases
-, 9127.. $1.50, $1.75.
. ., 2:511. 39c and 45c.
\ .
The Decker Agency, 39 “'oodwarii
avenue. has leased 89 South Main
street. to Dr. V. V. Clause. of New Lon-i
don . Dr. Claude formerly lived hel‘Q.
full
5' new assortment of pat-
., 2330 and 45c. .
; at 23c, 300. 350 and 38c.
‘slifiste. '
limicll cloth and relies, a
.mrtlilent.
ii K. BANKS
odor Mahackemo Hotel, Wed
2 . ashlngton street, south Human
—»--~i)r. J. H. Sloman announces the
reopening of his dental office, 102
Washinclou St. Tel. 469.
Judge John ll. Light will attend the
annual banquet of the Connecticut Bar
.Association in Hartford this evening.
Hon. Joh‘iledges will be the principal
speaker at the banquet this evening.
2.. 1
Alexander VVarga who hash been sta-
____ tioned at. San Antonio, Texas, for the
‘ui-Hhst l'm‘ Norwall: and vicinity: ‘past fourteen months, has received
' ,v. inninllt mill Tuosdar: moderatelhis honorable diacharge and has re.-
1‘w-.~1l “*th Winds. Tlieéturnctl to his home in South Norwalk.
lt-"’ atom: the. northern:
North Dakota eastward,
This is causing consider-i
1...”. civil: lx’ :lt'ul im-‘i-ltled weather in.
in ... l" is "i- -:. i tem era-i .
:1: ‘i'.::"(.'1()l)ll‘lll‘itll‘dglflxltl‘l‘lll)’ 3510 [10111111111 , Brinzton, and Past ilraml District Eli:
93.1 of 11.9 Rory Mountains. Condi-Qi‘l‘ 1N. C. 'l‘umiilily. lit-tended lllf‘ Ilriilkgl
ow f“.\'0l' for this Vicinity {Exalted Rider's iiirctlng at thi- . r. ‘:
- i -lid_\' weatlic‘b and not much in Brillm-porl yesti‘riliii .1 lil-
iu 'r-mpci'llture.
\VEATHER FORECAST.
ll l'l'l‘u‘. 131 ~‘.
~00. l{.-— McEiielly's. orchestra dance
Friday night, Armory till 1 o'clock.
,- .-.~'~\lli' 'i\
l» rill-r
.lii- l mi‘i
i'i‘i sill
Thoma-s. Shelley. l‘. l“. Iirophi'. F. l".
uartly
changi’ Hume.
liltltlll.
“'r
is some sale—come right here if
you want to get the best clothing
and furnishing: for men and boys
at the lowest prices
Don‘t wait—come now when
there's plenty of sizes, styles and
WEATHER A YEAR
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I liiu'rr Tzll‘llll‘ has been granted his
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AGO , , _ . .
DAY lionoralilc discharge item the Medicall
‘ ' TO 1“ l .i.i. l H. ‘(lm‘lls and has returned to his home on‘
l “minim 1 H r“ g l . l'..' .i. _._. i 'jtlrovc street. pi'vput'atorx' to 1.03“,“ng
’: SW)“; ‘_Elli5‘ position iii ’l‘itrlm' Brolhere cigar
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store. i
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iLIllC home of Mrs. Mary V. Keeler, :5
I liillcr street. for the purpose of sewlna,‘
Yfor the Red (Trossf All members are.
reltut'k’ted to he in attendance.
1
:‘Vill‘t illlllll‘y' session on Wednesday at
g6 . N
iii. ews
ii
' .1w”»~-~v_ yuan—m-
.~'.t-i.‘l-i':ll millipluilits hale been made
ilii- pnliw- about {zones of bowl.
4‘ flaking m" bulbs (”1 street lights on: A meeting of the italian, Social club
1 “dill street and the Connecticut turn-t '
, _ , ,was bold in their rooms on Monroe.
‘— _ 1 ~ - i . ~ ‘ 0,! . . ‘ .
“A" and lime stalled an anC‘StlH'IUOYl, sire-mt last evening at which time the
'~.. .- - . '< - en. . - -
<1 Ciniinrd to pulli.h tilt offend s and committee or arrangements for the.
' ,I , . 4 "L . '(i, . l x ‘ _
it. it: such .1 pi lrti e to in 1nd. lgmm‘ mamuerade ball reported faVoF-.
Iable. progress and announced that the:
plans were being pert‘ectd and all early!
indications pointed to a, great. succesa,
The ball is to he held in the, Arion Hall l
on \\'\‘(ln(!.\’(l?l}' evening, February 12th.;
-\-: lllt' i'iw‘lill of u petition cil‘culntf'tl
3,, the (“om-oi) (‘omlliunity Council. and
twined by about 200 citizens, askini‘!
in: police. protection in that section
1m Board of Esiimatc and Taxation of.
ilr‘u‘enwich 11515 affl‘tl faVOI'flbIS' and fl! ——L. H. Decker, Painter and 1).)(nol‘:l.l
iniicem'm will hereafter be assigned"m. 39 \Voodward I“... i
l - ~ that section, ~His heat will bottom"
' 1‘s Hill to Riverside avenue on the]
" i~t road_
l
Mrs. David S. Sanford last. Saturda.v
[made another complaint concerning
idogs running at large over her proly,
'ril'alv Frank ’l‘ortorella, of Com-re”). in Bui‘ritt avenue. A consulta-l
”V M. 307th Infantry, A. 'E- F'v in tion was had with Pronecutor C. 0.9
uncehas written To friends in South Hegbman and Dog Warden -\Valsh,l
wwall: that he is in ‘the bGSt M with tho result. that John MCMlllien
- nth and feeling fine. He left South , was: notified that. his dogs must. be re-
\ .rwalk on September 19th, 1917‘ and strained. Yesterday, it is claimed, the.
\ keen much zit-Um? sel‘i‘ice. Hi‘ send? dogs were still running about and
' «mills to all friends, " ' lsomc further action will be taken.
Closing out sale of all winter Suite! 130111 the Reading representatives
11-71 coats at one half former M1093. ito mp Mm; assembly. fwdvven ini
’l‘dcvl‘an‘fi Still. & Cloak Store, 33 90-,the matter of committee appointments.‘
“-37 311- 3—i‘3‘i'Paul Connery. democrat. received an
1 . assignment to the judiciary committee
.. A - _ _. ‘3 notable honor in the case of a first
For Coughs, Colds, Etc. itm’m member. He its-also on the. joint.
rules and engrossed bills committees.
WHITziécPlggEbég'? TAR 4S. C. Shaw, republican, ll‘lfi font come
l’lllittPt". positions. the most important.
‘Stillson-Powell Com.
{being- that on finance. The other; are
I .
- 'fort’eited rights, state parks am. we-
Soutil Norwalk 1 . . .
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man rilffl‘age.
-——Co. K,—- ”\icE'nelly's orchestra dance
-P‘ri(lay night, Armory till 1 o’clock.
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CAR M‘EN GET WAGES RAISED
5 WASHINGTON. Jan. 27.-—Car men
,employed‘ by the Boston and VVorces-
;ter Street Railway Company were
inwarded a. base pay rate of forty-two
;cents per hour today, by the. War La—
lhor Board. The pay was fixed at
:i‘orly—four cents at the. end of three
imonths in service. and forty-seven
' fcents alter one year. Employes other
than cannon were aWarded a minimum
NO ONE BUT YOU
will lmow what bonds, '
i ; stocks, bank-books, insur- l
l
l
ance and legal papers you
have if you keep them in MARK or CHARACTER 4
Now is the time and any
cobbler’s shop the place to
sole your shoes with
NORWALK
one of our Safe Deposit
Boxes. l
When you have occasion
to open your box, it: may
‘ They keep the feet dry, are,
easy to walk on and will out-
wear leather many times over.
Boxes $4 a year.
Manufactured. By
Soimi Noe ' ‘
SAVINGS. i -.
“llt‘l’llllzlllllll I‘m-:1. \V. R. C. will hold 1
and other property in Westport have
been attached.
BEN—0171011111
m lEFl lllNllS SllNi‘l
Champ No longer UseSi
Blow That Won Honors
For Him From Freddie
Walsh
When Benny Leonard took the posi-
tion as boxing instructor at Camp Up-
ton. it was predicted that he would
lose form as a result of sparring With
men who knew little about the. game.
That prediction came true, judging by
the results of the lightweight chanr
pion‘s recent bouts.
The most noticeable change in
Lennard is that he. has become a one
hand hitter. He. now depends almost
altogether on his right for damaging
hits, his left apparently having lost its
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STOR‘RB, Jan, 27.~ Jt‘or the. third.I
hurt-estre week Jules F Francois' Bari
rod Plymouth Rock“ from \Vesthnmp- .
ton Beach. L 1.. won first place. by
"wing established itself on one of
leading boxing arenas in the that. ~
'ts promotion oi" the fie” 3100m-
1-Jci “3' Dundee mill the other
making a yield 0! 48 eggs. Another '; :ht. ih.- A. I....'k Sportsmen’a club is
0911 of Barred Rocks. belonging tr- ; inning to maintain and slid to. in:
Laurel. Que. tied for second place .pnestige. Mamr-mmker Dove
with a pen of Rhone Island Reds from Mackay and his, amt-too. J. Frank-
Natick Farm, Natlok, R. I. each pen 1111 Black and Harry Elam propose
laying 40 11333» Aim“??? 0333le PB" staging matches monthly anally no
try, a pen of “'hite Vl'yandottes, be-i important as its initial m.
longing to Herbert L. Warren, St.- The management «Wind!
lmnbet‘tl. Que. tied for third placel the leading boxers in owl-romaine or
with Charles H. Lane's_Rllode island F‘istiana, including Jock Dunes.
Reds from Soutlibom, Mass" by lay—= Johnny .Kilbane. Billy “he, Pete
in: 37 eggs. The total pmduction for Herman, Frankie Burmi, not Brllton.
all hem amounted 10’2002 eggs. which , Ted (Kid) Lewis, Lew rennet-1m all
figure is 344 better than for the lire-i the others of that ilk. several match-
ceding W98k- and nearly 100 931:8 es have been tentatively arrangedbut.
irri‘nter than the average yield for the in keeping with the policy ol'tlie club.
sting. When Leo’iiaid was fighting his
able left hand.-
and he could upper‘cut as Well as hook
patterns
MEN’S SUITS
$20.00 Suits ................................................. 514,35
$25.00 Suits ..‘. ................. ........ ; .......... $19.85
$30.00 Suits ............................................ ‘ ..... $23.95
$35.00 Suits ................... . . . . .......................... $2835
$40.00 Suits ..................... . . . . . . . . ............. . ...... $32.85
$45.00 Suits ................... .. . . . . . ............. 2 .......... $35.85
MEN’S OVERCOATS ,
$25.00 Overcoats .............. ' ............................. $19.85»
$30.00 Overcoats .... ........................................ $23.85
$35.00 Overcoats . . . . . ....... . .............................. -. $28.85
$40.00 Overcoats ............. '. . . . . . ......................... 33235.
$50.00 Overcoat: ............... . . . . . . . ...................... 339,85
$60.00 Overcoats . . .. .......... .. . ........................... $47.85
SHIRTS. UNDERWEAR.
NECKWEAR
Men’s $2.50 French Flannel Shirts ......................... 31,65
Men's $3.50 Gray or Khaki Flannel Shirts ..................... $2.65
Men‘s $1.50 Fancy Stiff Cuff Shirts . ............................ 951:
Men‘s $2.00 White Stiff Cuff Shirts ............................. 951:
Men's $5.00 and $6.00 Fancy Silk Fibre Shirts . . . . ............. $3.65
Men's $1.00 Fancy Silk Half Hose . . . . ........................... 79c
Men's 75c Fancy Four-in-Hand Ties ............................ 59c
Carter’s $3.00 Part Wool Union Suits ......................... $2.35
A Great Chance for the Large or Small Man—
Broken Sizes of Men's $2.50 White Wool Shirts and Drawers $1.65
Ladies' $12.00 All Wool Sweaters . ............................ $8.85
Mens $1250 Heavy Auto Gloves...... .......................... 95c
Men's $2.50 Wool Auto Gloves... .. ............................ $1.65
Men's 75c Wool Half Hose ....... . ... .......................... 59c
Men's 50c Wool Half Hose .................................... 35¢
Rogers & Stevens
Norwali TwoStores So. Norwalk
MOTHER ALL RUN-DOWN iTed Lewis Cancels
l Several Engagements
Had to Have Health, to Keep House-
for Four Children—What She Did i
Narragansett Pier. R. l.—~“I was all;
run-down. back ached and tired all the
time. i keep house for my husband
and four children and could hardly
keep around. Finally i tried Vino] and :21? #:9333312911 the injury to hie
it has restored my health and helped, my was chum {323; $1131“; SHE;
me wonderfully, so I recommend it to mediate engagements. These includ-
others, who are_in this condition."-—-!eu bouts with Soldier Bartfield, 130..
Mrs. Hannah Randall. . wirelaflwgcehsgrghl: Walter
There is no secret shout Vinol—l’t, ‘ utch O‘Hasen, 3",“ agmmgolgi;
oxves its success to boatload cod “Vex-1y,“ Dyer, W grid“. 3. - .
peptbnomvimn and manganese pep-l M
tonnte‘s nndglycerophosphates. the 0111.; SOLDIER HA8 DWOREE:
est and 111031. tumour: bodyibuildlng and; WOMAN DESERTEB Hm
strength creating tonics. 1
Frank H. Baxter, primes-st: and been mated calm-hm mm
Druggists everywhere. Mercer, ot' Norwolk, by Judge Greene,
1 of the Superior court, after he had leg.
pRopERTY IS 'tit'icd that Mrs. Mercer deserted him.
ATTACHED FOR $12,000,119 army officer said his wife went to
lNew York from their home in Norwalk
in January. 1915. and newl- return-
ed, ' '
Lieut Mower testified that he sus-
pected his wife went'away with an'
other mail, but he did not know his
name.
to the defendant, whole maiden me
was Margaret Strickl‘ér, in‘ August.
1914. ‘ . a 14.5”?)
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RESOLUTION FOR RETURN
\Vt'llt'l‘Wt‘lglll ('liauipion Ted (Kidl
Lewis will not hl.‘ seen in competition
fpr several weeks. although he has sev-
eral matches scheduled. in hilt bout
with George Rivet. in Montreal last
BEERS’
Automobile Owner Must Stand Trial
on Charge of Crime End Negligence.
His property attached for $12,000 in
a suit for $10,000 damages brought by
the estate of Mrs. Mary Ratzenberger.
Homer S. Beers of Westport must also’
answer to the criminal charge of man-
slaughter when the Superior court con-
venes in February. Beers was bound
over under bonds of 1,000 in the City
court last Veek. following the. -verdict
of Coroner Phelan that the man was
guilty of criminal negligence in run-,
ning down the woman on Fairfield ave.’ .
me two weeks an l WASHINGTON. :ran.
Daniel R. Ratzenberger of Norwalk! Cummins of lowa. Republican, pre-
and Patrolman Joseph Ratzenberger of pared t9le a resolution to prohibit
Bridgeport, as administrators, are the return of the railroads to private
bringing the suit. Beers' real estate operation until expiration of the full
control law.
Lieui. Paul 0. Melee-r, U. 3. A. has ’
Mercer sald he was moi-tied
seen in the ring at the, present time.
Coy. the originator of the "cork-lscrew,
blow," or that of Bob Fitzsimmonsfl
Whose shift won him the heavy-I
weight championship when he planted
his left but inches deep into Jim Cor-
lmll's mid-section at Carson City.
Leonard was just a good boxer with:
:could avoid. It ‘was a half hook. half
way up to the top he had a remark-l
Hit-z jabs carried power!
with his left, something that is rarely, the fact that there were 79 Plymouth,
: Rocks. -
There was a time before Iaeoniirrlsland Reds, 2‘76 Leghoms, and 28 miS- and in the face of the potty WNW
won the title that his left promised to; cellane‘ous birds which failed ‘0 PM. jealousy Wthh developed m 1’ “9’
become as famous as that of Kid Mc‘l
no particular amount. of hitting ability,
when he. suddenly developed a left rlpi Reds. 36 eghorns. and 4 Miscellane- bout. than the capacity 0’! the “in“ 8
to the body that none of his opponents I ous.
twelfth week during the past fire; will not be announced until the con-
.Vears. dracts are signed. sealed and (louver-
'it is interesting to note the iilCl‘fiaSP‘ (3d. and weight or infirm forfeits
uf over 300 eggs as made in spite oil 031911 by the principals. .
{The opening of the cit!» 3‘ pin RIP
43 ’Wyandottee, 36' Rhode l’s-g orally agreed. was most “clout;
duce even one. egg during the week. came apparent that the 0V.” would
This is a total of 402 individuals. or be highly successful. it was a personal
nearly one-half the total number. How- triumph for thé mano _ . ”ry-
ever, there were 70 pens out of a total thins considered, thé “Witt
of 100 which laid at a more rapid rate were wen—night perfect. ’0 show
I than they did during the preceding was run 0!! without a mall. TIE only»
I
3 week,
_The.<e 70 pens were distribut- confusion m at the mph entrance.
ed' among the breeds as follows: 16 and this was due chiefly it; the fact‘
Plymouth Rocks. 7 Wyandblies. 7 that more fans wanted to see the
The 23 pens of Plymouth Rocks permitted. It was estm that at
;l3lll a total of 530 eggs, or an average least 5,090 were my“. fiw;’ The .
l Uppercut that produced a Sickening ef- I of 24 per pen, the 13 pens 0i Vt’yan- crowd {mfie was most amt-him an
v1'ec' on the recipient.
, Leonard first used this blow to ad
lvailtalze in his bout with Joe Mnndot.
whom he stopped in seven rounds.
- This. was the beginning or a long list
of knockouts that Leonard scored. in
mast cases a right cross to the jaw
was the finishing blow. but it was the
Elelt rip to the body that brought his
opponent's guard down and made the
opening for the right.
It was lennnrd‘s left hand body
blow that Won him the championship
from Freddie \‘l’elsli. The former title
4—.-
jaw. in hundreds of home witli the
best men of his weight “’elsh never
encountered one who Could land a
right flush on M! jaw until be tackled
intone”. Shooting at ‘Welsh‘s head
was int-rely waste of time and energy.
But 1‘ ml: lento-the body suited
the Knob em. Every limp. W‘eloh tried
his Old lab and grab trick Leonard met
him with that uppercul to the body.
For a few rounds Welsh look the.
blow without town-ring his guard but
MB botfy became so tender that when
lmnard‘il glove. landed the champion’s
knees clmo up iron: the min. m
he could stand the pain of those sharp
driven no longer and his gourd ohm
denim an aloft to protect the mt
spot. This gave Leonid the chance
to usehis right cross and with a series
of rights to the head he? hammered
W’elah into helplessness and won the.
title.
l KILLED av His UNCLE
........ .
Sergeant Petr-to. U. 81 Marine: Suc-
cum u Wounds.
NEWARK. Ni 3.. m. 27.—*—Sermfl
Maitlhhd Me of the 0110208111121!
Marine Corps died in a hospital yester.
0"- RAN-“0‘03 day from wOunds inflicted by his war
27.——Senator
cle.’ Bertram Ripley. a retired lumber
dealer, who also shot and may iii.
jured his wile and then kill!“ himself
Ripley’s mind was said to have become
twenty-one months’ period after peace but”! , m, of two he:
is declared, allowed, in the railroad an M u a It m
combo hid not joined the my.
holder had a perfect defense for lils‘
AT eiT‘tsBURG.
idmtcs laid a total of 336 eggs. or an by the military guards a“ m an;
average or 26 per pen, the. ten pens (it a detail of police. .
thode Island Reds laid a total 01' 300
lec'gs. thus averaging 30 eggs per pen.
llhe 50 pens of White Leglio'ms laid a
'7 total of 743 eggs. but were at the hot—'
i tom of the list in the matter of pen ar— c 3..
crane, making only 15 cash DPT Den 1'0! ‘ Lee Nunhmm, m p Yukon
lithe week. calmer, and recently o “no the
. The three best penis in each of the Non! Aviation Service, mg” I St.
——
YANKEE meme
suns mo. , slam
11111111?in varieties are as followa: Janis taxicab company In 113.000 an
earned Plymouth Rocks. , balm for injuries he teem fl,” ac-
? 4 .lules r. Francois cidein on member 11. m “lb
333 maloel‘ m not him in ova-cannon!
. Westhampton Beach, 1.. 1.
j intercom with the my on n- m
2 Samuel M. Monks,
i Harggrd. Conn. .311 tecuiozringlfltiggm 1% m in. has
‘ 9 Rock he Form. been“ ‘3 r .. ' .
~ ; . Katonah. N. Y. 252, At the time or the “rpm
2 White Wyandottes imamr you in Si. “QM 3
=28 Obed 0. Knight“ - rm... 3 93mm and q. _ 1. _
fit-Minion, R I. 430 Boston, He m on )1“ Corn“-
27 laurernm eat-xiii . road station when his , finer
Bridgman. R. l. 377. iii-chine. rile catcher pram
3‘! {Patrick F. Sullivan. cut me braised nul— ' m .
l . Oecum, Conn. ‘328 inch “lander mm-IW~
, Rhode island Reds. splinkreflud NWO! till)» _
41 Laurel Hill Film. in a hoe ital for film ~ , . ..
Bridgman. R. I. 312, _. -, -111. __., -111 -1.
45 Deer Brook Poultry Farm, . ‘
3 union mus. x. H . 276
42 Katie): Farm.
Nation, 11. I. 241 ,
White Leghorns. ' j\ ..
9:1 D. Tailored, .. ~.
Kent. Weilu 343 _ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ "
53 s. G. McLean. _ at; . .
South Glautonbui-y. Conn. 339 . ‘
so Hillto Poultr' Yards. . . _
811 old. Collin. 285 m5 M my”
Miocellancous . . . . Tired out and we:I c “It; .0
2n ll. A. Wilson (White Rocksl r7 fldfifizfib'mfi‘dfiw w.” .
Hollis, N. 11., l . ~ ~ . -, ,
16 s. mam Allyn (White lunch) ““1! adulth- , . . .
Bagel, “.311 W (1 u 150 [m3 .. 5i" "1 “r
33 H. P. eyes ( ll ”yell 0 es 7 _ . , . ~ ?:
East Hartford. C011“. T33 :m‘llnmfiyMr '“p
a ' 5 they emit ‘m Uln-
l ooov room: on TRACKS , “mffigmnm ..
BERLIN Jail. 21—41119 body of on 03% m me. ‘I 1:;
unidentified men with bout legs and m Milli .1“, m m“ m.
one arm cut. oil‘ was found along t0! la," “a. cam ' , /
railroad tracks here yesterday by 11. layman-nu ‘..v%" ""13“
P. Brennan a railroad telegrapher. «1mm: “,iwrmwflow" “g.
motifmnminer Griswold believed M
the plan had been struck bv a truth. .
j Official National League Schedule, 1919 .
AT ccheo.
‘ 513,9 11.211199.
’9. 10, 11.; am A- .23. 231m. 1638,
19. ff"
' as
“3,41% we it:
AT ‘aosrou. AT new vonx. . '
Brooklyn~epril 19,19,23,24,25, 26. Boston—May s, 7, s, Jilly 24, 25., 26, Boston—Juno 18. 19. 21. 21. Aug. 1. Romaine 6. 7. 8. 9- Aim 5- ‘-
J‘me 2. 3. 4- Se!“- 27. Sept. 1, 1. 2, 3. 2. 4, Sept. 8, 9. 10. 7. Sept. 19. 29. 21-_ . .
New York—April 28. 29. 30. June 27. Brooklyn—May 29, 30, 30, 31, July 1, ~ Broom—June 10, 11. 12, 13. Aug. Brooklyn—June 18, 19, 20. 21. 22.
28- 30. Sept 23. 24. 25- 26- 2, 3. Sept. 4, 5, s. s. 9, Sept. 15, 16, 17, 22. July so, 31, Aug. 1, Sept. 12, 13'. .
Philadelphin-Ma)’ 29. 30. 30. 31. Philadelphia—May 1, 2, 3, 5, June 2, New York—June 5, 6, 7. 9, July 29. New Yorke-June 11. 16. 11x, 1.. AuE- L
JUL" 1: 2- 3’ Sept 4- 5. 6- ~ 3, 4. Sept. 27, 29, 30. 30, 31, Sept. 19, 19, 20. a. 9, 10, sent. 8. 9, 10. . . .
‘PittsblirghrMaY 17- 19. 20. 21.5111? Pittsburgh—May 26, 27, 28, July 12, Philadelphia—June 14. 11;. 17, Aug. monocular—June 10. 11. 12, 13. ..
17. 18» 19' Aus- 13. 14. 15. ' , 14, 15, 16, Aug. 23, 25, 26. 5, a, 7, 11, Sept. 11, 12, 1‘3. - . Aug. 2, 3, 4. Sept-'14; 15. 10._ _
Cincinnati—May 22. 23, 24, July 8, Cincinnati—Witty 17, 19,20, 21, July Cincinnntk-Ma'y 29. 30. 30. 31.311118 1" Planting—April 23, 21, 2o, ’2.“ MR!
9, 10. 11. Aus- 20. 21. 22- " 21. 22, 23, Aug. 13, 14,- 15. 27, 28, July 25; 26. Aug. 29, 99. 11.1099 2. 3.3. June 29.59“ t- . .
. Chicago—May 26. 27. 28, July 12, 14. Chicago—May 13, 14, 15, 18,'July 17. Chm-May 1, 2,‘ 3. 12, July 3, 4. Milan—Kay- 8, 3. 10, June 30. l
15. 16. Aug. 23. 25. 26. 1s, 19, Aug. 16, 18,49. ‘ 4, 5, Sept, 5, c. ' July 1. 72. Sept. 1. 1- 2, 3-
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