Evening sentinel, Thursday, May 8, 1919 · page 9

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Representative Samuel J. Watkins
has furnished the Sentinel with (be
following bill. which will be of inter-
est to local sportsmen! ‘

Substitute tor House Bill .\'0. 496.!
= State of Connecticut. Home of Itepre- I
sentatives. I

House of Representatli’es. March 27..

1019; The Committee on Film andi
(lame reported through Mr. Bailey IIf’.
Danbury. chaitman of the. committ“;
on the putt of the House, that the sub-I
stitutc bill ought to pass.

Arr Act Concerning Wild Hare:
and Rabbits.

Be it enacted by the Senate and.
House of Representattus in Genetal
Assembly convened"

Section 1. No person shall hunt or:
take any wild hare or rabbit.
Belgian or German hares. between De-I
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the site of the twine.
zIai iIIt' lite \VI‘llarIl-Dempsev bout.
t-I~'-il selected the only thin: that
nus done is to name tho
Sn fat Promoter Tex Rickard
-.- It‘fl'llintHi from committing himself
i. this important question beyond dc-
-trinI: tha: ImIleI no'éircumstancos
Ild he himself he the third man in
I» ring ‘

Hickald has a man in view that wit
‘ISD the sporting public and and a
-:II deal '0 the attractiveness of the
III-h. This man is Georges Carpen-
‘. the French heavyweight champion
I “‘Hl' hero. When Carpentier's name

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The Colts A C.. n. B. team of Wat-t
[Prblll’y, one of the fastest semi-race
teams in the state. have minimized and?
S the out with a deft loamy lllSl. semi-i
Ware pro teams in Norwalk and vicintties

Anv team desiring games can com-»

ll .bRT'F'ORD, .IlaI S .-—The boxing bill municate with T. O'Neil. «are. liarlow'
creating a commission to supcrI'iseI Bros Waterbury "0"“-
hoxinx in this state. is before the gm-

Bill Passed brfio'use and
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_ ernor. having been passed by the low-, John Moi: :III' is after Art Noltt. the
or House of the- legislature “'ednes- Braves 'snllithVV. We don‘t blame
day. and by the Senate some time ago.“ him a bit. \Vith Perdic' Shupp‘a armj
Under the temps of this bill eight-istill on the blink. . coultf lii'td:g

Iottnd contests with eightounce gloves plenty for a southpaw to do.
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GoIeInor Holcomb has a Mama to'
become It rent hero in the eyes oi the:

Standin at th ('l '
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We will buy your house hi
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second hand goods. Anything you
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being first in war first in peace, and :wm m tiny; on 5"”

last in the Amedoan League race, ones
not hold two this year Detroit and
Philadelphia will attend to that

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Yale's baseball team isn’t getting a
tuna good break from the weatherman
this season. Rain put a crimp In the

game with Went Virginia yentteniny;
making the iouIth postponement oil
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'I l ‘ 1h 'd c a d t e promoter elusive. No person shall hunt or take: I UIYEI:A(i:;ft P.C Ion“. boxing hill is now before him fight according to the interpretatmn u 3 Rowan St. East: Noeri H «mm W.
( ‘n "P ‘ 9" and he declatcd and wild hate In rabbit. except with ilmoklvn _____ S ' 1’ ' 889i awaiting his signature. to become II the Ohio law. The big match has thei I“. “1. N. ‘3. I I" '. “III "UW‘
‘ 1'” would make ‘3" r" ””0" l0 0'1- dog Ol ferret III both or with Map I.II . ( incinnati 9 3 “7* I law .support of the Army. Navy, and Cnvxlg
the famous Frenchman for the dead- fIIli. lIeiIIeI-n XIIIIIIIIbI-r tIIenIII iNew York ....... ti 3, '6'fi7t --—" Iian board of Boxing Central. whit-h l'l-j Nb 8mm Whoever Ii I
(’Ili‘ task of picking up. Winn“. II- tlIiIIl and llecembm fifteenth inIl.IIsIIe (lticazo __________ 7 4 :63“ Time was when Athletic fans were cludes America's leading spurotm,I.I,_ i ‘ l ~
1' b0 . . . a No peIson shall kill or take more than. Philadelphia .. 4 r, 4“ I: so ttred of seeing their team win thati i I
"g "‘ goes the hm" "f 1" tlIIeI IIild ih’lll-s Itr rIItIlIiis. I\cepttpInM’urm1 4 b ' they crowded the park in hopes of' .. _ I ’In Mon to out n
ds. 0 x ' ........ .400. A, F) Williams the Philly slugger. is
iiel- ian In (human Wins in am i-"(l\ 3.1. I‘m”. ______ :I 10 nlIseeing them lose just once. ttend-' cttin a l ‘ ‘ i ‘ . f I
kind said that he would make III more than thirt} IIilIl hates or Itrh- I ”“510“ It 9 " anca 1“ lloston games fell "ff after the! game grun honost:' inntl'tile is; trimi'; ' . i m m ““331“
tier an offer that ill' could not hits i‘.\t'P'1l Belgian or German hares. AMERICAN LI: . y I first three or fat" defeats but is piclr- ' '0 a e I -
to turn down and that he was i" "n" year. ”m‘idVd llelgtan haresI W'ont'luljmlt: RC ing “p "21“" The fans arent dith'IJfP‘t‘lfigot'irc'uzni'fii‘ alt‘eags has three I. in! i. u m 8' m
. . ' . ' , , l'l "mi (if‘t'mdfl “it?“ may 1’9 kllled,‘ (hicago .......... 9 I, ' 8'1"; cottraged. All they ask is just one no a 0'" n i" "M“. . . OK (I ,
III ii’Il’ IlIe Month hem IIIIII ( takrn m possessed “I any little w-ith it‘leieland ........ 6 '«i '60i'l tory. , —-4* Shore Dinners . We .011 w I”
I‘IIIIIIII-iI-r humor: IltiI-II'III'll out limitation as to nttmhet illoston ........... 6 4 :60". - Jesse \Vintets. the hem Giant pitch ” “5.
“"‘H 1'3 ”Wm"- H" ““5 11““ ‘—“‘“""- “We" EXI-w York ........ 5 4 5- The Arena in NH" Hth'li Has one or. is making the saxnp fin.) start he AuWSOl S F0 . i “it'll-”.1“ I
IN “MI.- 'iIi r,“ I lurinz ”It v r T t\\';”thjng‘nn _____ t‘ 3— I. 1 more I-hztIII-e to live. if the goremnr did last year when he won six ou' or a M I -
thi «7 .. H‘N‘l‘m'l isms'tt'isiied ilt'Il GLIY El‘VIPWL BL YS tSt. Louis ........ _ Ii ‘ 7’ '21:)”; “I'm..- Ih.. boxing: bill. it is doomed to his seven games before he “as Iltatt- . i R E ABE‘ )v
' ' ' .' " ' '. B L‘SEBAI' I Cl UR Bi I'lliladelphia ..... :i 7 ".00 becotIII- :I home for endless iillgx‘c-S. ed So far this season .lrsse has won SR“ ‘ “'98 and. I e ‘ a .j.
a"' '\ ""' om- hoxmg promoter m J ‘ in» unit ' .t 3 ,-,,. his three that sum: -s. ’ I . I
I-IIIIIIIII whom he can trust. Set-seam ( “Y it‘m WI l ' INTERV \TIONA'I, 1 Wm I 1“. "Hull Only «ix liths' Iemain before lht- op ' " _ i I_ ChiCKen i 1-25 Wm?“ 3"
.lII-II l.I~- harp"— I-ame to this coun- known int’m If. I.) l 3.] lie well “"611 Lost. PPM-mill: m. the Eastern Leanne ”"50“” All tltevchntter‘that Rabbit Moran-I I h
It... . a . . _. . __ t" -'I (ma tern. tas Itrcl s-'lialti' o-I . . ‘I - ~ I I \- ' f tle New 'lll l f‘ ' ' . ~ I
itII ltIItIt not Into tIItttlI With (at H ‘a ‘m H ------ 4 -1567 . (villli‘ .\lI_\<l~- manager 0 l l 1‘ am -hnrie) Herzog haIe spilled . I A
.I...;~ “ml .wamimnv “rang,“ .I " d '1‘" “mm"! BilRPhall (‘lubxand lIm-exrlieadins .......... «i z: :371 ”men littrliss has a whole lot It; ac around the Bostonxfiational infield [h'g A LA CAME ‘I —- , “:3
l I . . ' 1. ' ' ' "f""" ”l“ lf'nm wili’ lie known 1“ tlIo' N"“"”'k ~ ..... 4 :i '1 complish in a short time as only three spring- may be tenned useless energy /» I -—Tl'¥ A Sentinel “not. “7*-
lIv I lot-“VON the i- IenI-lIIIIIIn and the. ‘T'u .1, .. ' I. ITnmnm .......... 4 I: _.1 of the team “ “4 amps ha“, teported as it has netted nothing in actual rp- m “a mmnm ‘
.~ll‘itll.‘lll Rickard had about cIIIII- "M 'u' ilrutzh ( '“h and under the? ”“17“", Q " 500' —— ~41 1L .wcr. ..'-—
n; :2 I m . .. I ''''''' fl ' ' «I» _. »- 4 "I‘ > - .,_ ‘ .
III-d llll‘llll‘Ime‘nis for (‘at‘pontler to “2;, ‘ 191mm "f “("13 3- Hennessy Rochester-I ........ ;; 3 I00 ‘ 4:- __. . _ ___._ , “I _ -V 7 _. :33:
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VIII“ :1 furloush ions. eunuch for him I" W “w "E" teams on ”W ”‘de‘ iliitsg'ii'ntgt'g‘n """" I) i 3-“ Three Year-Oils Train 8‘6 MR SH". COMES To TOWN _
come here and fight when Darcy I‘nam In: IiI-InIIt each Sundav at lIvI-l: : Yesterday's Result: -86: For Big Rm Saturday . H .. ~— _ . . .
uracied the illness front which h" 1 n “‘1' ‘0'“ ‘O‘k‘ Empey has'. NATIONAL LEAGUE ' {Floats Up Over Norwalk Harbor M r ' m . ‘
t-(i. 19an "“’ “""L V9“ mmdm fitter-i 3 sin Hioh Noon and on... a Bunch or . «4-.
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Rickard also made ("arpentier
'tIntatiI'e offer to come here and
'.l'k|9 Willard. However. that was be.
lilt' Inempsev' began to loom up so
rI-Im'nently on the finite horizon. '
Now that the war is over (‘arpentier
been discharged front the army
nut is a free aeeni once more. The
i"t‘-'n(‘il idol lost practically all his for-
IIIIIe when the Germans took Lens. for
('-II-pentier lzed invest-ed his savings
' hi the coal mines of tho! disl‘t‘ict. (‘on
st-I-uently he is in ‘need of funds and
ii‘v‘l'P is no doubt that Richard's oi'i'I-l‘
it! appeal .0 him.
\t the II! sent time (‘urpentier ‘Hil‘i
rinz en}. 'i"!t IIIcnt fol July 4 lie was
tIlIed with l‘otIIIIIldiet \\' ells for
at date, but when the EngTI'sI'I chum-
‘r-n proceed: I! to got himself flattened
Biilt “l‘f'ix’t’ll the match was can-
eitt-(i.
1";Irpentier has lone bet-n anxious to
nae a trip to this country and look
tw- ground ”\I'l‘ before actually entzatz-
II-_ In ('IIlil'itat. The Frenchman is a
:I-ewd cautious fellow and he wants
II st't' ltIIII the climate affects him and
I. watch some of our stars inT'a'I‘iion.
Z-»'i{itl'li'.\' offer will give him just till‘

the [Ionsides of .\’ew'atk' in the filial
game or a dot: hie header

he net proceeds IIfltI all expenses
hate been paid every SundItQt will be
donated by Sergenat Hmp'ev to Dill“:
(base anus and limbs fot IIIaiItIt-d sol-
(thus of the “mid IIaI.

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BANCROFT “JINXED”.

BROOKI YN M: II 7.—-~The iniuI‘v in
lime BIIncIot‘t. the Phillies splendidI
shortstop.
slidiu: into an'Ol‘lti base in the third
inning of Sunday's game, was one oi
the most unfortunate. for Bancroft is
one of the bulwarks of the club.

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was hurt in lititi when the
were crowdintzthe Robins for
place town ml the. close of the pennant
Quaker City
able to the absence of Bancroft from
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noon the “Trent 'Em Roueh“ (‘ittb will:
pl: II the (‘. hestet it"‘hm at 2 o'clock anal

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accident recalls the fIIf‘t that Bancroft .
l‘ltilliesI
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'race. and the loss of the' flag bv thc’_
(‘lub was claimed by the.
Philadelphia fans to be'directly tt'ace-'

critical stage of the
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This was a logical contenfi

iloston~New York. rain.

Chicago-(‘incinnati..wm grounds.

Philadelphia-Brooklyn. rain. ’

(Tltuec games scheduled).

AMEthfAN LEAGK'E

('lticago 9. Detroit 3.

(‘let'eland 4. St. Louis 2.

Other games postponed. rain.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGl'h‘

All games postponed. rain.

_ LOUISlWLILE. Ky. it. ~W’ith
to"e days intervening before the gteatI
finial-fie of neu swords» tun the
Intent ’0! tuttland‘s three yeaI oids wdl
ironiest" in the Kentucky lietby train»:
' era settled down to tent work at Chur-
iIhill Donner: yesterday. Though the
’ilra‘ck‘ m‘ bemy from soazy faint.
: some good work was sent ed by several
‘ lietby candidates. \'.index IIitiI Long

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minim-3:133. nggog‘LArtos iBiH Knapp up was out splashing
Toledo 1 Milwaukee 1 " ‘ about undet the me of Jimmv Rowe.I

‘ Harry Payne \Vhitnej’e rim pond

Kansas City 8' '"d’ana'w'm " \‘itt'dex turned on the time and

SOI'THERN ASS I - bower.
Mum“. 4. Atlanta 2_0( L‘TIOA a quarter. the (alt Dolby distance. in
nh'nlinghan] . . N . -l .. 2: l7. taking the last quarter at a lazy
' j e“ 0' Fans " gallop V-indcx has a tremendous

MemphisChattanooga, w’et grounds.
Little. Rock-Nashville. wet grounds.
COLLEGE RESULTS
lloly (‘ross 8. Harvard 6
Penn State 7. Army 2,
Navy-Lafayette; rain.
Where They Play Today
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Boston at New \otk.
Philadelphio at BrooklIn.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
St. Louis at Pittsburgh.
:‘AMERICAN LEAGI'E
Chicago atICleI'elnnd.
Detroit. aI'St. Louis.
Vi'ashington‘at. Boston.
NW Ymtflt Philadelphia.
INTERNATIONAL I EAQéL E
Toronto~g§ R
Buffalo at Balti

eastern following and will get a his.
play hunt them in the mutuals next
Salurdm

(luII llcdwell. who arrived fiom PIm-
lit-o last night. had Commander Ros; I
[hit It Kelly out to feel the mud and didI
; the miiein 1:45. The gelding did ill»!
threeouarters in l: l_6 2-5 and 0001ch_
: out well after the Inn and is regarded'
as right on edge Earl Sands: mble‘
locked had the mount.

Eternal and Sailor. a prize pair from;
itlte Mcf‘lell’ond barn. showed some-
l flashy stuff in the heaIy goingm
[with Jack SulliIan up. traveled the
' Derby course in 2:13. lie ran three
quarteIs in 1.15 and the mile in
5'1' #85 winding up'wlth a; gallon. It
iis likely this pair will be the favarltes

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I .Itm- lII'I i.‘ lookiuc for. _ . tion. as Bancroft undoubtedly was ”t" ROCheSt'fl' at J9me." City. 5‘3 when the race is run.

'IIIIII-IIIIt-r l':I>‘ l'I‘IId lilt’ml' 0' 9M""‘ plaIet whose- addition to the Phillies in . Binghfllmofi: 'fingP‘Valk. Joe Hawkins stable. with his “yo:
-. I» II-tIt-eo and always hast don“ the spring at 1915 made of them a ' M . um, mwdam, Storm" “4 Donn;
III; ~II'I~I‘-:I-tIIry work. It will be championship ball club i The Norwalk A. C. Baseball team 00. arriIed at the Downs and B J.
I. ,,.,\._. II, tor him to referee and _____________ IIIill go to BIidgepott this coming Sun~ 'Brannon, is in from Lexington with

:I II” I-I_In in a championship bout SNARK ANCHORS lN GREENWICH. 'dav \lay 11th, to pin) the fast W'ind- 91““ candidate. St lleinard and say I

I \\'£l> the third man in the rin‘:
.»--n Jack Johnson fought Frank Mor-
“I in i'tttis. (‘arpeniier proved to be
-~.\'rellen: referee on that occaSion.

H ARVARD ADOPTS
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Flying the colors of the lndlan Har-
lIor Yacht. Club the sturdy sea-goini.
)‘llWi Snark IIIII-hored at ‘Ireemrich
_\(‘>lt‘l’(iil\'. after a run from Greenpott
where she h.IIl just been refitted. Built
and navigated by Jack London. the
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II rllllt of the protest among (in-
.il_\ Pil'lll» n: 01 mung: colleges
.I Izst the training tII‘IIltI its II feature
uitrge [thislf‘fil chIcIItiIII. lIIIIIIIIIl
adopted the iraming table to:- omit
EIIIsI-t. -Ill hint and the tier. candi-

writer. who if;

small boat :Itilor. and whose lo\‘e of

.~ iitl\\'t“tt'i' the training table at . . r .
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iII-Iiut» i> IIIIIIlIlIed In many '-\i|_\'.\'. ”1* “(d " 0 ‘ ~ 13

‘-~ I: differs from the training his "'39! known books.
lilt ltll~l which were deemed
.-:;Im and unnecessary.
~IIIIl the difficulty has neon
i in: It daily lunch for the
l:~ and a daily dinntn‘ in
‘II!‘ the oarsmen. This
-;Ilit‘It "partial" training
approved by the Ath-
III Harvard in the illi‘l
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ltgtl'tht‘s for the pres.
i" members of the

K. Murphy. of the Indian Harbor Yacht
(Tluh.
Far East “’ilt'l‘P, he won a race in one
design class .II Shanshai on the Kink'

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EASTERN opens MAY 14.

Ed Holly, Former Newark Shortstop
Signed to Manage Springfield.

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Ittlilybluncitefs‘tho—' SPRINGFIELD, Mags” May Tr—Dt-
I rs o c
‘lllt'r'l'ljnilozeéiilel‘ vnd rectors of the Eastern League at a

the Athletic A550:

IIlIIIte. toward the cost son on May H, with the

. » I‘l (‘il159?i'l!non'“'hdcan- games: Springfield at Pittsfleld: Hart-
;.;.}- tlt‘ Ht [”100 it Is , . “ _ \l .. 't'
.. ”mow“ that. mi“ action ford at “oIceLter, . aw Ha} L.“ a,

- precedent for future years.

;_E CLUB lN FINAL SHOOT TO-
NIGHT

Tdence.

George Weiss; new
' Newen Clubf- received: formal transfer
9 r from' - ' ‘1
I» truth and final shoot in the’o' 'he organization Edwa“ J'
IInal rifle contest will be held by Duzan.
Norwalk Rifle (‘lub on the, Man:
Hemo Range toniuht with the fol-
in , teams.
'. (‘.iark Jas. Baker Dr. Chasmar. I
ilaItuse. J. D. Milne. S. Baker,
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stop, has been signed as playing-mans

agar of the Springfield Club. A few

seasons mute 3e. Louis Cardinals-
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Snark
are known to every reader of the great '
the last was an ardent.

The Snark is now owned by Henry

He has just returned from the'

' 'is a greater market in prospect through the shortage in European countries

meeting here decided to start the sea-'
following
Bridgeport. and Waterbury at Provh

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sors of that city. The game will start
at 3.30 sharp and will l'I‘E'played on ho.
f 1 Diamond, Seaside park.

 

Fred and Alfred Chantal: haVe re“
tunnel to their home in this cm at—’
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Three Full Meals A DIN
and A Good Bed

Back on the farm there is waiting the best of c'verIthinL'. plentI to eat.
a good bed good books and II holesome entertainment reached with the auto-
nto ‘Iile. :e" i

The glamont ot city life passes quickly when One‘s monev is spent and
on“ small wages can be earned. f‘l 6 GT: '

The position of the farmer is an enviable one today. Good crom. high
prices, plentynf outdoor life. market? easier of access with modern equip-

 

5 meat and hours of labor materially lessened by modern machinery and best

of all a chance to have monev in the bank when you decide you wish to‘l'e-
. tire. '- an

There‘is a growing and steadv market for the farmers products. There

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which must be supplied by America. It‘jtffs' if '

Bolsltovisrn and discontent are unknown to the “Producers from' the
Soil " They re too busy garnering the crops of dollars Vhich 319.9081“!
in. Unemployment and discouragement are products of the congested? “‘4‘"
II here desttuciive radicalism holds 8v. ay.

The farmer does not seek idleness in which to exaggerate imaginary
wmngs but plows alone through the lien furrows which one dnv will yield
a golden halvest

Thousands are seekingtthe Haiti, and taking “D 919 most important work
i in America. a work which had as much to do fith‘yymm the war as fight-
ing in the trenches and in which thereon grater Winmties than ever-
FARMNGII

m UT'S.‘ mploymelft'SerI'lce “In its “omen-6r retains»: suntan III-I
Sailors will tni'iush Information which will be w helm" by "m” “‘0
are seeking an occupant-mulled mm “W in 5“”? “9‘
menu waist; III-is mmei-Iit 2.? $3?

Service Ofiwmmmmm Rodi-lib".
motion. Norton/b '
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. BIGIIL

Ibarn was an old dilapidated structure
owned by Frank Layton and was not- I

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Victct y Loar Placards.

This is surely aviation dav in this
good old town. for followlnz soon afttr
lieut Maynard came into a cinch on
the West Rocks Road in a biz Cuttis
'.plane eu-beodv in the I'lcinltv of the.
Norwalk Bridle began ~to “Rubber”
noun as an immense air ship of tho
diliIiNP tyne came sailing serenely
up over Norwellt harbor its aluminum
jacket shintn: in the sun. and in!-
words HAITI-)1; STATES NAVY plain-
I_\' Iisilblc on its sides.

Arriving IIIer Not-walk Bridge cute:-
ly on the. suoke of the man bout. it
made almost a square turn abom- Wall
street and sailinz slowly “Hard
following exactly the middle or the
street it made. another sharp turn oII-r
West [Venue and sailed Souutwatd.

While OI er the uptown business sec.
tion 5 cloud or Victor! Loan posts“
were thrown out. but the wind cur-I
ried them we the railmnd an'
on Walter am

They measured affine-hes nan bore
a picture of the. Statue of Libeiat am I

We must have space tenant-WWW”
rivingfliy. ”piano-do”, a. Coot, own, 50*”
Dress or n Mt mu onoeuntflteserednoedpriooln
will notbohorelong. Conn and save money.

The. Paris Cloak and Suit um

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unsung, PERFECTIOI, BATAVIA, m, emit-31033;:
PORTAGE, MARATHON, nosIVALx rmss AND man
20 to 40 per cent. off the list
smn at MORRISON
91 1-2 Main 8:. opp-nu limit Av... Norwaik.
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The air ship was an immutse affair
and was flying my low seeming notl
more than a. hundred feet at so abo‘ c
the pavement. It seemed to be u'lld’et
iperfect control as it sailed by in they
still air. and to the surprise of alr'
who mtched it the hum of the motor
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BARN DESTROYED BY nae
The Iolnnteere of the Rowayton
Hose Company were called out about
midnight last night to combat with a
fiercely homing horn in Bmkalde. op' ." 7 8 9
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South Not-walk.

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their sleeping quarters and a careless"
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