wr. APRIL 8.;1919'
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cases this
Snips because
with
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St-llltld the
the Giants and
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mute
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intends
six infield-
-ld nine pitchers.
Burns. aKui‘l’.
', the infielders.
. flllllt‘l'lllan. Fletcher.
ml. the. catchers. Mc-
Smitll: the pitchers.
Toney,
, George Smith. Steele
'tlt‘l's.
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I f‘allsey,
‘.’I hired mun are
Iialas :tnd Vick. ont-
I'ipp l’latt. l’eckiltpaugh.
‘\'...itl :illtl l-‘t'\'~>?el'. infielders.
llutl :inll l'rillthlIl. catchers.
'- the.
>h.t\\'l\t }. [lush-ll. Monritlgc.
'Itliillli'll. (3' ion Schneider and
i:\':‘ l'll‘llt'I’ '
mltr liuiiith is :nlurlllzlu: to limit
Ill-win“ i-iulvl's Io \Vilent.
mn'lz'. .lIl'l It tknmn. outfield-
l waw 5. Summit. Olson.
and Malone, lll-
.\lill~-l', catch-
('llcncy.
Shel-rod
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I':~ and
HAVE RIVAL
LER IN YOUNG ‘
t)l.l.l‘3(iE ROOKIE
:trntllld college
to itmk to his luul't-ls
i: nu us if it new team
- st 'wlastic reputa-
mm-v I- Ernest Fallen-
l‘l l’tull lly Scout.
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l‘ii\' Hunt" "polli-
:ulli
.iwn'ine- ls 120 years
ltlu your Ho- callu-
i“ :t catcher.
I to hop in the rim:
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~14 ~lll'.tl’t' imitztl‘t-tl ('ollt-gé
ills ~-l:'mlnl~l‘< .trt' unusually
tIu's .t l'i'l4i'l' In build for Joe
~l. ltlll} Il~-.t\ 'twr Illilll Joe.
.'tl .> Hi:
..l'I )ear Palllt-ntins- canal" and
l" -.--tl llll‘ (IlililDl‘l for lllt' clmnlplnn
)«v'J lrm club ol l'tttll. \Vllt‘n h“.
v. 41‘: latching ho lltovt-ti to the outer
-. 'll‘ll‘-
in college he tl“\'()ipll all his
t' in I'llll'lllng.
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Dissolution of ,. the League?
Would - Restore. Public;
Confidenoein Gn "
WASHINGTON. April 8.——~Reasons:
for the peace mt between organizedi
baseball and the federal league werei
siren yesterday by Chairman Herr-l
mann of National commission underi
cross examination in opening the third _
week of thetrial of the Baltimore Fed-i
eral club's 3900.000 damage suit aginsl'
the National and American clubs and;
oilicials. That Federal League compo;
tilion was feared was denied by Mr:
ill-rrmann. \Vllen the. peace pact wasi
signed. he. said, he. was satisfied the
“outlaw" organization was on its last:
legs. Objects of these negotiations tori
dissolution of the Federal League. 1196
asserted. were restoration of public:
confidence in baseball and prevention
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of contract jumping. Organized base-'
hall’s offer of $720,000 to the Federal;
clubs. he. stated, was regarded a small‘
price to that end.
"it was not competition I feared.“
he said. “but a repetition of condi
lions tllai had surrounded the game."
list was a blacklist. in every instance?
he said, the National Commission had!
taken players from the ineligible list
upon request. - i l
in connection with the‘llaltimorel
club's charges that monopoly was the
aim of the defendants, its’attorneys
secured statements from Mr. Harri-:-
mann that the former llroklyn Fed-l
eral Park was leased to the govern-‘
ment. and that the Pittsburgh Fell!
eral Park was leased to the govern;
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emls were paid $30.000 for their fran-
chise without other pl'opertyrrights.
Counsel drew Mr. Herrmann's llllo-n-i said he believed the New York Yacht
arrived recently In this country.
the national commission was not con; of races this 5'93”.
ducted for gain and that each club _
Irish Sportsman Who Ca;
"America to See His V“Girl,” the-Shamrock IV.
rock lV. which is housed over in a Smith" Brooklyn shipyard.
(hart. ‘
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(‘lub did a wise lllillL’ when it insistml -
iit- is one 01' tion to his previous statement that' upon a year‘s postponement following receipt of his chant-nee. for a series tor the laying season. In other words
‘
.¥.ME-.=
was run for profit. His salary as com-I
mission chairman, he stated. was $7.-
300. He did not know the salary oi
President Johnson of the American
League. but said Johnson was not In
baseball for his health.
llerrmunn testified the Baltimore
Federals lost ”00,000 in 1914 'and
lair». Gate receipts in l9” were $80.-'
Red Allen, the Not-walk lizhtweighl.
lll’lNlflNS Mill liliSSll’
ByScoop
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tonight at the Palace alleys in the
.‘mm the big league angle. Fallen- 200 and decreased to 358,000 in the l" on the card to be given at the New tlrst of a series of matcht-s to decide
.4» knows nothing. because a vamity next season. The initial returns, he ”3"?“ Aron-t, 011 Thursday MEM- Red thf‘ championship of "‘9 “"-"-
twttml lll football. basket. ball and
. it tit" <n‘t count anything. llut he‘s
.wIt-ll'tli material in the rough.
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t \l.E—Al’\k‘l)flli.-\l{V7\.Rl)
(‘REWS SIDE BY sum
\.II\\' HAVEN. April S.——-.\l'l'angt-.
for quartcring the Yale and
r"\illll cl't-ws sitlt‘: by side at Gales
-r_\' ”ii the Thames river. have been
,. m-Io ts-ti. was announced yester-
t'.tp=atill .\lt-.ttl of ill? Yule crew
Harvard \ltl‘sity crows
I lit» in l';t}lll' “'lliIm-y's cottage
"ll Inr that purpose: the Harvard
»-!Ilm-ll will lu- on the old ale fresh-
II tumult-t: the ale l'niversity men
and the freshmen
(‘up-
lll\
it
H..- two
El will Iltlartt-I‘s.
:in- boat house. a: formerly.
.- rl .\l~'lttl tttitiml'
'Tll" crews of two universities
a I lw sr-partttwl amt lirt- separately
«.I tip rw will iv- lilllv t-olllmunicaiion
"\Vt‘t'll them. liartard will have its
and wharf. In this
“(nit ot one crew “ill not in-
Illd»
.ltljt' lltlll~v
i?
»'i
uith the work of the other."
Iuixtml l.‘ favorable to a race of a
-ond unixt-rsity boat and only the.
.- lt'llllll oi the Harvard AthlPilt‘ ASSO-
: "on is tum-tied to put it on the pro‘
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COMMITS SUICIDE BY HANGING.
USWHGO. .\'. Y., April .‘l.~—Enlil
.ttl. Itil'lllt'l' American the consul at
vh. Switm-rlund. was found dead in
place of business her". today, a.
. t itit- by hanging. He had recovered
.mt_\ from pneumonia.
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‘W-T THIS OUT—IT is WORTH
MONEY. ;
'i his. ('ut out this slits;
Tu and mail to Foley &
» It :‘l'tetl _\\:n.. (.‘hicoga, lll..
:«ux. came and ndt—tss clearly.
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_. vii t't'ct'ito- in return a trial pack-
uvn'uinltlg Foley‘s Honey and Tar
lul‘ coughs. colds and
i-‘oley Kidney Pills for pain in
. ' rl back; rheumatism. backache.
‘ and bladder ailments; and
('atltal'tic Tablets. a wholesome,
3-“!!ltl.
;,-. l thoroughly CIOSW c‘m.hl
I v-‘lsltpatlon
rh'eziflil .
w ‘ation.
. bilioisneg'l',bood§fl|ofli
O, ‘ “ ' . (’1 V
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said. were :30 per cent less than re- “‘l“ meet Harry \Villianls. the
quired for success of the. venture. iCllY battler. and a COI'HRR K0011 b0“!
landfill—ti
lltltltutlmtm
This cit-hing at the Palace Alleys
the local followers of bowling will
have an opportunity of interesting two
crack alleorwaik teams in acalon.
when 'Sntilt-r Ayrault's "Pet i" clash
with Leo Gonch's “Masked Marvels"
in the first. game of a series to decide ladies on hove several Winds heavier
the chumplomhlponhe city. land aim“ Kim" “ Ron“ “"0“!" ”'
Ayrault. who is a bowler of state- himself.
wide. reptile. will have in addition to
f bered for his series of battles with
i the yeteruu Bunny Ford and is 1 mod
; boy with his mitts and when Red starts
boring in at him with his nmeulve
tactics, the fur is going to fly.
Jimmy Kane. is one of the Bridge
porters on the New Haven Card for
Thursday night. Jimmy is only a
youngster, still in his teens, but has
much promise. He weighs only 106
pounds and'because he is unable to
get anyone to fight at this W‘eirht he
hinrselt'. pin knockers such as Charlie Provided "‘9 ueCessarv “”3““;
Hamilton. Charles undeburg. Joseph "“9““! C0“ 1’" completed. 3“"; DOd"
Taylor of Rowavton and Arthur Olscnf “'Pll‘kROWII fight promoter. 18 plan-
who ht also widely known for his cat, “it“! 10 “"1 a boxing “1‘0“” “"9 ““3
legiutc reputation as a ball player.
Not to be outdone by his friendly Stamford. The first stunl'blim: ”1°.“
{-lntt 1m Gent-ll. who is making his in I” ”“1"." pm“ wm be the chum-
official "comeback" on the drives has in! 0‘ a permit from Mayor Donovan-
flr‘sonlltlml such men as Pete Pauline. Althoulll we are doubtful. wp are 111540
Jimmy Malino. Mike. lionnell, and last. hopeful.
bll‘l not least. our own Davie W'illiamsf
idol til the vailtlk's bowling popU-a
lal'l‘. who has earned his “rep" by his
work on the alleys this past winter. .
All in all the match pl'OllliS“S to be
an evenly contestctl affair and it is'
hoped that‘a lili'LZl‘ following of theE
popular sport will be out to witness
the kcen rivalry which is sure to be
isplayt-tl by the opposing htlrlers.
Matchmaker Daniel Boone \\'nrren.
better known as “chick" will rcferev'.
the match. The game will he called
promptly at 8 o'clock.
.
Tuesday nizht seems to be the popu-
lar bowling night in the Norwalks and
3 several matches are on the books to be
‘rolled tllls evening.
Leo Gouch and his Maskedhhiarvels
will meet Smiler Aymult and his Pets
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NEWARK MAY
GET FEB PARK
\Vhen Dave Putts, president of the
, International Rogue .was questioned
CUP RACE AT CLEVELAND. . last night in regard to the report that
convmnno. 0., April s.~-su' the Newark club bod closed a doe] by
Thomas Lipton has changed the deed which its team would play at Hon-non
of gift of the Lipton Trophy for Class Field, former home of the Federal
R. yachts so that the annual race for League club. at Harrison, N. 1., he to-
this summer at Rocky river, accord.
ing to a telegram received‘here yester-
dr'ly from H. A. Parson. mommy notbeendonnttgty settled.
tive of the Cleveland Yn'cht‘ mil. who: Mr. mu Iddod-tlmt-he no - _ _
had been in conference {run Sir «the mmnbmm
Thomas. ,» “
way for some time, but. the matter had
a; flat
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The. Not-walk team will go to New
t
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. with the (Pain from that place. This
will be the third time the two tennis
have met and without a doubt will re-
. suit in the third victory for the Bronx
l boys.
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t Tommy Burns. retired heavyweight
i champion. plum Denney to detect
.Vl’lllnrd. Burns claim that Willord‘s
I long lax-oil has been too much for him
to round into proper lighting condition.
' and with a strong, rushing tighter Ind
fa terrific puncher like Dempsey com-
: in; at him. he figures that Willard fill‘
9 have to win in less than ten rounds or
f be will be knocked out.
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Benny Leonard says the Norm“:
air is great for training. ”We me
leth him and think it is so bracing
5 long enough to dope out this column.
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: team has started it’s season‘s practice
I A schedule has been arranged and the
l boys are trying their best to pick and
5 support a. team" It is too bad that the
Iboys are not glven some encourage.
, ment. They have no coach. no proper
iequipment. no field. no gym. demo
lall this, local people expect them to
3 go against the best equipped teams in
the state and win. Such is life.
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WONAN CRIED WITH PAIN.
I
l Thousands of women _ work today
E while sorta-tn; from kidney or bladder
fallmtftbgt can be relieved. Mrs. L.
Ethnic, 2723 311! so Ocean Park. Col.
tum-loco: “Iliad tositdowndurintny
i housework. fly back celled no, one
in: hip pained me 9'0 1 used to-cry out,
'thepaln moo great. Now 1 an thank
5m to any um Ne: Kidney Pills m
plied that mom had been undo: I me of nil my pain.” Bockacbe, sorc'
tun-don. outlet-mik- pair-:3. non-
Inuc plus are indications of kidney
'tmuo. WWI—Palace sue
cm
«film. norm cinch to :
imam xterm-Mm): '. ’ . ‘
.Gain of 500 Eggs Reported
ht Stuffs for Week—Two
Small Eggs La'
Storrs.
. April 7.—A gain of an even
:second week of the egg-laying con-
instill Storl's. All the hens laid a to-
{tal of 3.8m eggs or a yield of a little:
f-over 54 per cent. as compared with
.3301 for last week. As predicted ih
:this column a week ago, the light
breeds. including Leghorns. Creme.
‘ Andalusinns. and Rhinelanders are
teaming more rapidly than the Ameri-
. can varieties. This week the LPKhOrns:
have two pens in thef irst seven. Chick
_. .‘_.- ‘. ~_.__._.~..._.-—.
foo eggs is the report for the twanty- _
atawbut Farm's W'hitc Rocks from Car.
ton. Mass. were first for thc weeki
:with a yield of fifty-four eggs. Howard
R. Suliran's Barred Rocks from Hart-
lord-claimed second place with a lay of;
, fifty-one czgs. Albert T. Lenzen‘s'
r\\'hitc Rocks from North Attloboro.l
Mass. tied A. e. Robinson‘s Leghomsi
front (‘alx-crton. N. Y.. at fifty
5 each.
R‘1ks from Laurel. Quebec.
EPoultrv Farm's Longhorns
,tleld‘ all tied for fourth place with for-
: tynlne eggs each.
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‘t-st eggs during the week. These two:
runs together were just one-third non: Norwallt. the only city in the great ; MGR! It "‘9 M "0 .- fl ‘ ~'
Imnl’slle. It is more or less commonly? State of Connecticut, lack in. mm :Cfllm lb. in M Odom ~ .
'belleved that ahnormally small or large. °' hm“ “Mine“ in 0‘" Mike-up- "
"Back to see my girl" is the, way ‘Sir Thomas Lipton. whose ambition czm-mrlt t‘ilher the beginning or the
only real rookie ment. and that. the Pittsburgh Feti- for years has been to “lift" the America‘s Cup. explained it when he cmlot a lion's clutch. but thisI thenrl'to
or very large eggs during the height.
lwhen egg production is at its sent.
'there is ,obvlouslv greater opportunity
ifor-‘tlnusull. things to occur.
981! 3nd big egg. do not mean that 'n In". due land air,
bongo: just started to by or in: no» lug. 5°“ -
isbed and. is about to become broody:
these unlimited and cumin—1...!!!
are simply in good sign that the flock
is layin: heavily.
The three. best pen in each 0! the
principle varieties are he follows:—
Inrred Plymouth Rocks.
I Jules F. l-‘roncain. Westhnmplon
3Mcb. L. l.
' Laurel Waltz-y Form. laurel. Quo-
;is expected. Williams will be rtmem-I Canaan tonight to roll another match b”-
Rock Rose Farm. Katonnh. N. Y death over there in the land whenlémmzy a. l m to It
Whit! Wyndotm. Christ was born. starving at the very ’ 'ith the arrival hull! of . m '-
Obed n. Knight. Brldzrmn. n. l. lbw-ate! of TS” spot. hematite” of Not-wall men in the In: ”a
Patrick F. Snlllvnn. 0mm. Conn. 7.93;. as“: “fwm {sf-:83: not it is desirable (mtg-u one:
; WV. Bradley. Limo“:- I C- tells me that up in Hartford boyslmrfiegighgr; rm m “I g
I not. M u. out little glrln were so nae-cu math“: or“, ‘ '
‘ Laurel mu m. Bum. R— i- "W m“ ””9 “m ll" “be"? “" I It in betnr tor m In. non.- ’
‘ ' M Shon:thel'e and '9‘“ their M cur titk- back of t“ M u - '
‘Deerwm’ ‘ ethandwalk' home nun Bebe-kl I
i-‘allst N. H.
Charles H. Lune. Southbom. KISS.
White Luna-no.
A. 1'. Robinson. caveman. N. Y.
S. G. McLean. South Glastonbury,
Conn.
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James O. LeFevre. New Pultz, .\'. Y.
l Miscellaneous.
l Pequot Poultry Form (a. l. \Vhitesl,
Stmtbport. Conn.
“H. A. W’llm. (White Roch) Honk,
N. H.
Chickntaw‘hut Farms (\Vhite Rock“.
3 feature Bat Run: and Kid Carter. of that we. hate to stick inside todny even Tan‘ton. Mass:
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BRlTTON KNOCKED DOWN.
.ly driven ten or five mold “towel
tiers in the City Hall
emiglm 301:}; "200' and it "u be an t ed and the hotel restaurant being Ilt
Laurtl Poultrv Parm‘s Barred everlasting disln'ace upon the
Pelzuot name of our city
from Suf— campaign to end. and Lit-It. Thom i
A Buff W'ynndotle and Write Ler- Nfi‘! ‘0 be M by the awful. “I, Im ”e green ‘-I 'l'”.
horn hen. No. 657, aid the two small-t stumble m '0' entailing l.“
ills "girl" is his 'racinl: )‘flfht. the Sllfiln' is not now tenable. The tooth! that new. as detailed reports are pub"
S. nouns - _ 1 l~ , l m m,“ lit: by the New?“ beam"
"‘1‘ “fl" are mun lke 3 0 or v ' la: to just What each city. town or
i hamlet in the nation hasdone in the
mantra. 7
at both theatres hem Saturday night
lintbegrull clone or humanityu
The Not-"walk high school baseball CANTON. 0., April 8.——Jack Britten of.
New York, welterweight champion of ,
America. and Bryan Downey or Colum~i
bus boxed a twelve round draw here
last night. according
critics.
hi the eleventh round Downer flool‘t‘d
Brim for a count of W.
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CAPTAIN WWW“ WINS.
l LONDON. April 8.—-Ca_pta.in “I II.
“’uhburn of the American army. m
3| his match in the first round of the cov-
ered courts tennis championship at the
l Queen's club today.
tenant '11. JK. Gilbert by 3-6. 34;. 6-0.
oz, 63. t
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' Bel-man. Mutilation. who
. First National om at F'reeport three
.weeks ago. was renter-tiny men!
He defeated Lieu-'
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‘unagor or the Muslim more "minder or «new It-
gmmhfimyyutheh-mshedou
headquarters that we are lacking in
‘ be insane: «I:
the Bible landloftho Neu- matatAmm “MUS” .
that. as Christian people. we here in - "‘9 ”ma” ”“th 5”“- .M. an -s-
Minivan} mint *7
mgr RELIEF .
QUO'l'A Show
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the inla sou Wmately $2.000
short Wu very gun and do.
"Please say to the people of up
w all.
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fRO'roN POINT is . .
I Home turnover;
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lea-tinned hon Plan On.)
m . , ~ I LA;
Dry. ' . ._
‘)ne of the biggest attraction- lr . i
t‘ . caning non-on will be glow- "
vlml orflouooutm,nc~4
actiu of which is now and. i.»
_ ~ We: Penny Arcade fl h
.H L . “ ‘ve been. i
.' >_d the space formerly com A f ‘
"lose will‘bo mod for lh :"
in. on origin: m "
'm be one of the most
“Ire: of the alone.
In the lam open
W‘ a
' constructed which
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wuk {or me." out It.
morning. “that it. is imperative for
the honor of the city. on well u for
the relief.“ ”mom
starving women and babies in the
Near But. that ev ‘
the" mind) put forth
may
you! hi
to are a my
many members of the Executive Com-
mittee who have not reported
their york no yet. and. i am doing 13'.-
erythtng in my power to m then
do son: once. And there are
hundreds of people who have not i figflmlmu “I." “h
been approached for subscriptions,‘ hull and m
the to the fact that we have “ to the “m the
laclty is being alumni and 3
ed purposedly from mainly" a house:
to house vass; ti 6 ing room for the ladies is under
should now help us out. and if every-
one will do not a little. we will cx-f
v!..
8M
m;
It'll be ’
and will contain it. an
‘Penny Arcade. This ‘
”laurel? open not! win alway-
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ceedoitrquotn. Tho-e. whomngivc
815 shonlddoso; mebounon
send it in immediately to lie-Aqua; i
—and even thou 1
who can only spore onedollar ought‘
t: simd or bring it in at once. Just!
t in at “—32.000. the amount vol
lack. at 17 cents a day will feed over mm.) and three pet-so .
12.000 women and babies for one [he no”;
whole day. 500 for one month or 43] The kitchen “mt“? rim! 1“ ‘
Our quota here in Nor- “ hotel is being re "ed 1
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mo:- exeept on dots when
unusually heavy. The may
also do away with the necessity
in
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a
m t into first class condition.
‘ m ultimo field no law «or»
mold in being filled in all m
and addition] who: place i 5"
made for automobiles. Every!!!"
in the park to being "-de with "
which makes the. park so am.
if we permit thisi
son to report to state and w;
local civic. pride, that our hearts re-
t
Inot the shunting. “I“
on (up infamy-no. ‘5“ .9 am them by the unusually mild m. .
broadcast bv th u. - t All in all the improvements Ill .
. e . (loan! Commute” .
ver the length and breadth of the . «and: ”the «wand.
ream-t which VII m h h
the m of all M m.
during the coining season.
.onGANIzn WORLD
WAR m
In my talks to the people
- K...
‘ic“'
I promised tbot we tom reach our:
Little soot. somehow oroomc vay. m ii - _ r .
to the people to help us. Soul." (“mu to. PM. W “If
some tb- ~‘ - ,
"do. old My. with is
sup. nail; m We. snor'vnite‘t “unit?" had m" mmuniu ] . , _1_
,6. 1917. to eligible to
:he was discharged on M C
fstill eligible or if he m
ichnrgo in the sum ho t-
No. Tho-e who hold
Mme: my in m
‘elfiible as dished»
tare sometimes given ”-
lofleuos. M cone- VII h
me she counted» out in quartets.
nickel: and dimes the sum of 1 doi-
htr and laid it on the table. With a
shy. embarrassed smile she said ‘1
am sorry i cannot give more; I would
it i could for 1 nm a mother and a
grandmother. and it breaks my heart
to think of those hundreds of thon-
sands of orphan babies starving to
ill
'5
have some pm “w .
fees of 8! or 32 slid the! -
ddnuding‘ou' . of that
hung.
RGEST “RAT
CROP EVER GROWN
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their 'nmn Stamps. Liberty Ml
in M the contributions all o'er the
notion anyho- rng dolls.sncr§‘
{iced {mm the tiny“ arms of "tint:
eyed little American girls. and penny-I
saving bnnh to checks for one mil-
lion dollars not: the wealthy bunt-LA
no“ man. Surely. here in our own:
wonderful city of Nor-walk. a city
which bumyet Nledtodo he
hit, either in mpplnz the Knber or
surelywewnlmrul intbts the‘ Thecoumanorthecmpon
grated call ever heard by the Am» 1. lost your on: 71‘ pm
ericsn people.” normal. while in 1917 it was cu an.
Subscriptions thould be mailed to the average of the last. ten you-a I.
the New East Relief Committee. 82.3. ,
Room 5. City Hall. and it in desired M "as an increase in coni-
(but everybody send aunt-thus today Nod from December 1 Ion: you b.
and tomorrow. and it (Its is done. the April l this year or 1.: mu. Oi-
quota will have been "melted by pared with an average deal-o hit.
TM? night without dilcully. last ten year! of 5.9 m button.
-—-~*—-—-*- those data.
The forecast of production H We
er when this your is booed“ th‘n
sumptton at average aw J ‘
m “I average '
the crop to Wt.
. The average condition of m .3
. —' - .__ .. Aprfllmso.6w._ofo
MLNEOLA. L. l.. w l8 H...” gm 85.8 on Apr-“1'0! M m_ >
“t "M 8&0 in 191? and 38.6 the was
[flooded guilty to burglary in the 313‘ dltion for the last ten yearn: on by. .
degree in the county court be". in 1.
connection with the robbery of the
All...
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IANK ROBBER fiENTENCED.
m Gm to Sing Song—' Two
“he" An N Be TM.
HEAVY THUMRBTOII
Vl8|T8 CAI? Km,
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for-not loos thnloflonatormaadmd
to Sing Sing < “
“all
years nor more than 29 years by Judge AYER “‘2: April 8.-
w a rental. . the Twentyol' nth mud-
Bum, with two others. held up ready at (up Dove“ tutu
I It; .
um. 33m. 1. the m David hm, when a terrific (hm
over the Mt m
stei- m Shot. I“ W- 30““ noon. Mon at the men moor
maisomnghtudonmob- drill Mule-:6: all of than,
macaw t .Frederlctnom Jflth hi 01th! ‘
a. '0 3mm ‘1 their clotfihg thus-guy. _.
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tar drill dld not coupe. fu‘
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nel was when“.
turned gm to the Nassau county atl-
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