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[accepted the invitation ex-‘
' by the Indianapolis Motor
»- act as rcfercc in the .1003
sweepstakes. May 31. and
’to prove it big drawing
. event,
. lll‘ ("aptatin Rickenbacker
the Indianapolis course it
Is; of driver. heading the
- campaigned by the in-
edway Since then be
world figure through his
wning twenty-Six Hun
I". -(':tptisin
“Act" (if;
t
:.' use from active duty,
-cker has been lectur-
I htly in large cities
“United States. on his
_nce. Although his
his presence in am
3]. ll" cancelled this
lit" arbiter
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e sileedway's invita-
Clit-llbuvltt-r wrote:
i honor to othc'eatc as
Sit t'l‘ll~lilkt‘>’
Lilli-Hy
litt: Huh!
'4il the tits!
_' anti because it is on a
‘. been one of the cru-
h lllt' ctisollr tenuinchitn
The lessons learned on
f Indianawus hittl much
the 1w. .. . tin: of engines
lanes. motor ‘cars and
play-d such an important
winning of the great war,
has been two years since i
competition. my interest:
t sport remains, and I wel-
pmrittuity to play even a
inthe:l'eu'cstraceofilleyeal‘.
in the greatest, race of the
01‘ 9‘
Bit-kcnliztt-ker's acceptance
ousands of racing fans who
‘5 brilliant career through
r opportunity to >99 him
1» flesh. and it Is. expected
et-siiy pt‘ovr- the most pup-
Iin lllt' big truck.
-ing of the Clubs
loam. I.i~:.\t;i.’i1
\"on, Low. 1‘ (i
. . . 9 i .900
. it) :1 .769
ti 4 .600
7 T. .581‘.
.. 3 6 .455
. 4 ii .400
“. 11 .2171
_ _ . . 1 ft .100
IVAN LEAfil'E -
W'on Lost. PC.
...... 10 ‘J 31‘-
....... ’i i .636
....... 6 l .600
ti :' .545
I: 6 .500
:'. 7 .300
: ti .273
» ........ Z: X .272:
NATIONAL LEAGUE ;
\l'tin. Lost. P.(‘.
....... 5 3 .626
........ 5 z: .625
........ l 4 .500
4 4 .500
4 «t .500
t T. .444
l :‘i .444
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ste:day's Results
'I'IU\'.'\L LEAGL’H
= llithlphia. rain.
lit-Brooklyn rain.
- i 1. Chicago 0.
-St. Louis. rain.
RICAN LEAGUE
lat-Boston. cold weather.
I-troit. wet grounds.
' hicagtl. rain.
4 -\\':tshitlgton. ruin.
'A'l‘IONAI. JiAfil'll
s postponed. ruin.
ERN ASSOCIATION
emu 6-]. Atlanta 2:”.
-t ’i. Lilllt" Rock 4.
-- rtnphis. ruin.
hil"i 7. Mobile 2.
.l('.z\N ASSOCIATION
('iiv T.St.l’ilu13.
Minneapolis). (1:: in-
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wilx i.ntti.~'\'illt'-. rain.
~‘I 3:.i.I‘I(;i-I GAMES
u \‘itrziniti. rain.
in. It. Tufts 3.
. willlilltilt. rain.
{.2 Tney Play Today
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, 7H NAMES TODAY ‘
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:v .tl i .\l t‘. A. at Alll‘llt‘i‘Fl.
Iran in? N. Y. I'.
Nova at Fortlhatii.
gle at Lelliah.
te at Cornell.
ebury :it Tut'ts.
ubia at Brown.
1 at Rensselat-r.
,eton at l'. 0: Penn.
sans at West Point,
in omit at. Harvard.
, am '22 at Exeter.
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.rhampinns llt' will once more bask in Derby record is 2:03 35
‘il world's ti to match between Moore
llitl-z Billllltilllillls t
littlutllwttltg
Just as the Braves
him: up a world‘s record.
lspoil it all by winning a ball game.
Today is Kentucky
I Louisville. and may the heave
Average up the Harvard-Yale f
day in New Haven. regatta day
Rickard Scouts Idea of Iii-E
crease to Twenty—Other”
Boxing Gossip
' Tex Rickard showed a bit of irrita~
tion last night when his attention was
called to the suggestion that the bout
between “'illard and Dempsey on July
to day in New London. With the added;
1‘ , 3M“! {0' er Willard and Dempsey 3!“! for 121 e 1 — "
we 9 ’ . O . 0. Jul [3' - (f q ,
‘ ’ ‘ I . 'SIORRQ HIV e8 . Fran ‘ 11.110. H. 08““ ha. aCceple a p0-
! Dempsey'ts‘ Word that no living man
at lard manages to ban: on through the
Poughkeepsie and Harvard-Yale regab fifth. .
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lrnin leaving New Gannon at If. p.
.111. would be much better than I“
i and allow one to get to New You &
l 2:58 p. In. And finally-wily u *
‘ DKFSC‘DZPI.» on the 11:35 p. In. W’-
stoud of running to Stamford ”-
l lino?" .7.
Iflllmu & Co. an no?
minim
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Douglas L.
' . estate or John A. “’endlc. n fin;
' onebalt acre tom on Pia-no ‘ ,
'2' Contact. Conn. .withln n “
KIWI!“ we Jack cats Barred Rock: from Westhampvoni “Hon with the Walter Stewart Cont
,
Beach. L. l.. in the am pen ill-tho on “I” '
l oil for the borougn streets. It is
l ‘ 1‘) re 34"?!“ [000 e I mark Th t I E l. H II n m. “m"!
us smile .And tha‘ .. rounds a a! more 3! . 9“ Que mom up, of my I (I‘ll (I. .“ll‘: Iifllon B I (1“ I‘ M' V
()0‘ ball mm he needs \9“ If by “Olden! “'n- [0 'he (tinge of the w V. t M {m a ‘ue mchfl‘ H ‘," ‘N‘ .0," 01x3 my m b I ‘
g ‘. I‘. u n h 1 m ’ I . ' r m
e 7* , . XI \ ll
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week was 1.006 cm since the canton It“ 3
, p e i. P. Church at North Concob In t
: started loot November. Lnurel Farm’ul Sunday morning. a
Barred Books from L“ I hire. Robert Slendeie of New York is
' ‘ Quebeml shopping With Alton Bertha Weed for n
provenents are made. One 1'. --
(creating realms of the m D
the old colonial house with it. ~
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4 might be lengthened to twenty h d f Di ‘ h . The Giant and the Yank ha bee
rounds. It was intimated that as there zest ‘ P men an women 0 inc ate: ' " MS re was t pen for the "93 Vial ‘ ”dd couple Of maths
was nothing in the Ohio law to pre- for a good horse ”"9 and me" ”"9““? “If"? PM 7‘0 731‘ 438th club has 0i 60 eggs. Cbichtowbut Penn's; Severn! New Counties attended m." plnccs, huh no nod I “I"
for a good horse. and you have an idea ' won FIX 0!" 0f '9“ games NRFPd. iVVhite Rock!- from Canton. Mann“; “19 dance I“!!! in Ridgefleid high built in Revolution“ um
school. ,Wodnoodny evening. -
vt-nt a longer bout. than tWelve rounds wh' ha (1
the promoter might stretch the limit of the 63% on. ‘Ch the sun 3 awn-
.m ”“3““, 1.0“qu ed down in the Riue Grass country.
"Somebody his been dreaming" com-
mt med the promoter. “I would nOt'
i
Although the concensus of opinion
think of such a thing. and eVen were I at the ringside 7 in ““51“"? ‘3‘“
in favor of a Ionizer bout it could not Thursdny mm was that Greb out- -
The permit to stage the pointed Meehan. Billy Gibson begs to
he changed.
bout in Toledo was granted
[this or a twelve t-Ountl contest. and I s
on We differ and declared that Mechan
haded the Pirate battler.
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faith with the officials of the city.
"Built Dempsey and “'illard have ev- . -
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were a very cloae second '
duction of 39 em Dzéul if”; “‘36 Rose Knapp ‘tondered Miss ANN J. PORTER wins
Fa u R . r rook; Elsie Wheeler a shower at her home
‘ ‘rm. : bode island Reds from Short on im avenue. Monday night.
I-alls. ,\, H.. we“, ,m equally dd“; .Charloo Bloody has been confined to
third with 58 eggs to their credit. Two his home i“ seminary “m" m” pm"
ten . . week. He is able to be ottt again.
I s of Mshoms entered by A. H.‘ Owing to the illness of Mrs. Kim:
Penny. Mattitucit. N. Y.. and Rapp's‘ Bliss Cnrmut very kindly gene the
Leghorn Farm. Atlantic Highlands, N tending in the library Sunday after-
.l.. tied for fourth plnce with s~ “0°“.
each. ‘ 98“ Clarence Macintosh of Butte, Mont.
' In addition to theae there were n patient in General Hospital ‘~o "
stx pens that tied with 56 eggs each. Baltimore, is visiting Dr. Potter. . '
Thus. out of the eleven bent pens dur- 10h“ 1“ Brennan. who ill-Y! the 60!"
inx the IWPnly-SOVenth Week then- was net, will mime himoelf with the
Hartford is dt-pending upon Connie
Mack's friendship for Danny Murphy
for athletic castoff material.
Deciden in Her “it Aquino! m
Who in to Pay 3 Weekly for can.
Support.
Ann J. Porter he. won a decimal he
the Court of Common Pious m
tCortland K. Younc of Stamford. ’-
li-her of magazine... in colored . w
36 per week. for a ported of I. "I.
toward the Fumrt of her on.
Judxe John J. Walsh f'lnmt t” ‘-
VVhen a golfer misses a five-inch
shot be naturally feels putt out about
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The nation will never become ”bone
dry as long as baseball remains our
national nuisance.
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prt-wed themselves as afitisfietl with, ->—~~~-~-r- -
the twelve iotmd limit. and as the tlis- ;
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lance :lllpPIlt'a {n be far enough to op-‘l KENTUCKY BERRY
pel'iort v. I fail to see why there should .
be any fault finding on that score. ; WILL STAR]- TMAY
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Burnt-y Gerard, who conducted the -—-——-——-— . :
:tck Denipse)‘. which hilrl > Fourteen Crack Three-Yeah t
athlt- one or the other to Show his sit.
Dempsey Reaped Harvest on
Olds Will Take the Word .
stage tour oi” J
just Plot-it‘ll. says the boxer drew 31m» 1
000. and that the share of \Villard‘!‘ ._._.__._-
wallpnqpr was $30,000, Tile tour last" LOUISVILLE. Ky.. Ilia)" lit-~Four-
ed t\\'cn|_\'-l'i‘~'c “507‘“. and ”Will-V five teen of the best three~yeur~olds on the
cities were visited. Fifteen ambitious American turf have been named td‘
boxers in the various towns. attempted start today in the forty-fifth renewal of
to remain right end uD mrthree 1'9““‘15 the Kentucky Derby at Churchill
with Dempsey. but fa?“ was 3““ m Downs. The race at a mile and a quar-
si- cp inside the limit. Eter, will carry 320.000 in added money
Dan Morgan Picks 93mm" and be worth approximately 325.000.
Dan Morgan apparently ‘5 not a pcr‘ making it the richest stake of the year
son to permit his: personal “mung? to in the United States.
interfere. with his Judgment. Mort-m: The struggle is expected to be
has no t'ca-‘i‘n t0 “‘0‘ pleasant ”2;“ one»of the hardest ever fought in Ken-
ltvmvswy for that boxer “to???“ 3“ tucky Derbleii and the indications are
Hing I-“"‘05k5' ‘“ ”"9" rounds. Fol- that the crowd which will witness it
.‘““”‘g u“ “1’th ”I“ Btttler cons" Will be of record breaking derby pro-
?”21):;Srilcflfmlg:::gzppd between Mm. portions owing to rain. the prospects
not i .. 'u' t .. .
Notwithstalldiflau ‘hi5.:“°rga“ d‘" .dr-erggr a slow 3:21:41! (3 U1 .
chit-es that in his sobe‘i" judment positiomenuwuel'khts n?- locket: ’2?
Deulpsey will stop Willard within ten mime“ 'yest'e’d” mu" .n'hoh‘gh “:
rounds. Morgan insists that Vt'illarfl's ditional entries on be d t
‘0“3 “”99“” from actual ring contests within forty-five unites 01:18 I" 2? (‘1
cannot fail to rcduCe his effectivemefi‘ Sir Barton 11" loft“ ‘ ‘12:. Pitt“:
as (l flglllPl'. Morgan Dom“ 0‘“ ‘hat HQ ilutwell"\’index 1198k . Cu ‘
Dempsey. who is at, the height of his " 120 " . ' ' nnpp. ar-
form. has “99“ fighting steadily (m. son. -. Hunt. St. Bernard. ll9. Fool.
two or thren Years. g Eternal. 122. Schummlnxer: \‘ulvanite.
__ .112. Burke: Under Fire. 122. Garner:
Sénning's Pnrk. 112. Connolly: Regaio.
FRED FULTON T 7 i117. Murphy: Sailor, 119: Robinson:
BATTLE IN EUROPE'Clermont. 122, Hanover. Billy Kelly.
1119, Sande: F‘ro town, 119. ._ ~vs.
It is learned that Tom O‘Rotlrlte.l Despite prospegcts ofa heaxotiours-c.
famous handler of champions. ‘3 plan- Eternal. owned by J. W. McClelland
ning to take abroad Fred Fulton. who of Lexington, Ky.. the choice of the
was cuttinztt wide swartliin the flSfic West. gave. promise of going to the
world until he was stopped by Jack post. the favorite in the pari-mutual
Dempse.v and th‘Orv he mad? 3 squeal. betting. Billy Kelly. defeated Eternal
hih brilliant record is by a head in a match race last year.
In view of
‘ltnot'kin: out such well km“? Tim-3‘ and Sir Barton. coupled as the entry of
istcrs as'Sam Ilangfm‘d and Frank M0" Commander J. K. L. Ross. the Cana-
an. the shrewd O'Rourke feels certain dian sportsman. apparentiv will be the.
Zillal Fred is Hire to become a 5635mm“ main dependence of the 'East.
' ‘on the other side. and that he Wt“ Kelly is said to be at his best, but
Billy
earn so many honors 0"?“ there that many doubt his ability to negotiate the
he czm't help returning ‘0 his ““1"" Derby distance at top form. It is un-
lnnda hero. derstood Sir Barton is the main re-
O‘Rourke feels confident of matches: liance of the Ross stable
for tllt' plasterer with Bombardier Harry Payne Whitney‘s Vindex has
\\'ell.~' and Georges .Cal‘l’emierv and a large eastern following He flin-
cixmdd llii- lens by hard-hittin: heav)’ ished his training Thursday. with a
couuuer these two Tomi?“ mile and a qunrter in 2:06 4-5.. The
ille‘ infill-*5" “mpllghl- Possibly most fancied among 50-.
The fight clubs of England are 9135“ called "dark" horses are Be Frank. Re-
in: ht: crowds “Nada“t and a" ”1“ gaio, which will be the only filly to
sllan are providing profita'll" 5" start. Under Fire and Frogtown. Be
U'Rom'kf‘ iS £105“: 10 Wk" ”1" bull W Frank. owned by C. M. Garrison is
the horns mid leave some time ““15 known to favor a distance; Ragan
month for Europe. recently defeated, what was regarded
as a good band qt Derby eligibles at.
a mile and an eighth. Frogtown is
' 'said to have worked well and Under
i.(ll iSYIIJJu. KY” MRS 10‘3"“? Fire, an imported horse. has shown a
Lewis. of f‘hit‘uuo, manzher for [’31 liking for a- long route.
Mocl'e. announced today that term5
llitti bet-it accepted for what he called JOE STECIIER
THROVVS ZBYSZKO
and Jimmy “'ilde. in London on or
. cor i t0 . .
:Iiboui Juli 4. 3:32:3- :tfprofitgilel" LOL IS‘ ILLE. Ky.. May ill—Joe
. . s g) ‘1 _ l - -.
.ewls. L‘ -151“! _.Sle(‘_h0i' of Nebraska defeated “'ladek,
$15,006.
4:43-15. Stcclter us ' '?
MOORE AND WILDE and bar am 33:53?“ ”’d‘“ "'3"
MATCHED FOR TITLE, it was stipulated that one full should
idecide the wrestling; match it it con-
i-Ol;ISVILi.E, Kan. May 10.——.\’ate tinueu more than an hour and thirty
Lewis. manager for Pal Mooer yester- minutes. The contest was advertised
day announced that tel-111’s had been no as for the heavyweight championship.
cepted for a world's title fight between Stecher was on the offensive virtually
Moore and Jimmy Wilde in London on the ‘ontlre time. He obtnlned nevernl
or about :uly 4. Moore. according to scissors holds on M We the
Lewis. to maimed 315,000. ' 'mie'uiat motion victory. "
WORLD'S TITLE MATCH
lzbyczko of Poland here last night in,
“thoritics and decided on
lving in expenses and the w d’
maintaininz the child to the M
time amount to 3670.32. and m,
judgments that the (totem lb '1‘
one-half of this “pounce-$386.”
costs. Young in directed to on“
bond. with wmcient surety. in the -
of 81.500. to ensure nuppon of the“. .
and to indemnity the town of 3-...
ford.
Albert Phillipa. connect for the“
tiff said today that be was m
with the verdict. Merl. A. M
whcitcpruonu Young. cold how-I .-
”bollttthintlmawiMM
would ‘be on ”pent.
in his memorandum of ice”-
.iudge Walsh an it. is an m
fact tbnt the plnlntifi’ an actmool. _
a resident of New York city. no.
pooled the defendant. on May 1.. “-
from New York citv to his honoo on.
and lined with him there ttntl'l’ M
Aug. 16 following. when the. M
by subterfuge. succeeded in hitch”
leave his More. The child no '-
Peb. 6. 1319. y
The mounornndum states the! O.
plnintitfl‘. in the int three you", b-
hnd n salnry- of from $25 per sud C.
DE 0R0 SUBMITS HIS CASE.
Alfredo De Oro. who recently lost
his three~cttshion billiard title to Rob-
ert Catlnefttx, and who has since pro—
tested the match .on the ground of a
foul committed on the second night.
last night issued a statement or his
side of the controversy. The protest
will be reviewed by the proper au.
its merits.
but meanwhile the former titleltoider
feels that he has been unduly criticised
for. an'he asserts. merely..dcfending
his rights. Tn‘hls stomach he says:
“During the second night‘s play Mr.
Cannefax made a foul on the white
ball. and instead of stopping he then
made a second circle. thereby placing
the balls in an tinfnvornble position.
Upon my claim that the balls should
be respotted in their original position
which Wang‘very favorable-~the ref-
Greenwlcb band on M ri l Dav
a maximum difference of only four emo a '_
eggs “no“. any 0‘ "mm. The Dorcas Bible claim will meet at
. {the home of Mrs. G. I". Bel-tine. East
The total yield for all pens amottnt- “V99“0v Wednesday. “a? 14, It 3 b. m.
ed to “53 eggs or a yield of neat-iv 67 1.1:“ anne Riley has been confined
. ._ ‘ to er one on Mend street for the
per CCHL. a gain of 2J4 eggs ,'l< com. V
. at week. 3 .
pared with the previous Wevl's produc- 31d. nflering from a severe
tion. This la‘ decidedly the best Mrs. Helen Buttety and son. Lester
week‘s yield in mp current content. were the week-end guests of Mr. and
and my only that, but it has ex- Mrs. W. H. Miller at. Taimadge Hill.
ceeded I ’ ‘ . b‘ on Harry Pentt has accepted a position
on) Mr?“ times during the an mechanic for the Walter Stewart
past five and one-half years. The .‘rgst (70.. and entered upon his new dune-s
weekly record ever made at Sim-rs by last “0m!”-
the mountains In the cont f 1"” ”em” mm"’~m°°'m °t n“
in WW 1918 ’3 '3“ 4‘8” tire company will be held in the par-
‘ ‘ ~ lore of the cunt. ne house. Thurndny evi
The management of the contest line enian .
arranged to my twpmy tons of man- Miss Carrie Keeler. who has been
file beets for the he . residing in Wilton for the but Bill
nil next winter be months has returned in her home in
cause. succulent food in very eoeenfill East avenue.
if mnxnnum egg yields are to be ob- Ensign Harry "firm" M the u 8'
tnined in winter. A ”um“. who Naval Air Station spent the week-end
1“. 1M hens ought to PM to m ‘ with his Meter. Mrs. “'alter S. Miller
of Talmadge Hill.
3;!“ been. [his 'm menu that 5“ The many friends of Fred H. Fairly
one. Mr. pun”. refused to do gm fly. I." m not more than one were nod to know that he has ma
. , . pond of need no one-tenth an acre or safely ill “1' United 3mm. 8“" 39V-
inx. I know of no rule nhicit alto . . .. ..
land. The time for will: u now u era] months service over there.
“19 ‘0 do 90-. I immediately m Louis G. Eagle and family of ‘ew
there was such a rule. and called m- hand. and M“ solar beef) on 0‘3 of York have taken pox-session of tbflr
the rule book. 1 continued to proteq :B‘mtnzrfl“m m“ he" 91‘" '0 {loge l; “:1:ch rand. tamer-
'l ’ . ll _ a ‘E” u - . ' ~ y e rs. . . _.Brndlo~_'plnce.
s ' l 0 tr“ ' A New Canon menu that to Spring-
s ~- The thre bc.t .
‘The rule covering ““3 point is “,1 princimi ‘.:fla:up::: at: {212‘ of ”H dale. Sunday afternoon. and played the ‘
follows: ukule 90—". . infer Mint Pen ' ’ '3' club of tin! place a name at the rail» 875 per week. it also sum :. c.
Young's net income in at least $0.”
Inn-ed Plymouth Rock.
4 Jules l". Francois
Wutlinmpton Bench. R. i.
Lance] may Farm
Laura. Quebec
innit-side firm.
Pnlonvllle. N. Y.
Whit. Wynndotteo
_ mad field. The malt won in favor of
the New Cannon boys by the score of
1096 18 to L
The smwchnt nenson opened here
in New Coma Monday. Ales. McKen-
93‘ . driclt was the first moo seen wearing
'one of the new 1919 style halo. Re
393 took it at on Tue—tiny. for the weather
. was of the opposite kind.
A inruc crowd witnessed "The Price
made ll premntnrc stroke. be mates a-
second or glaring foul stroke. it shall
be assumed that he does so to prevent
his opponent fro mbnvlng a favorable
position. and the opponing striker
shall have the option of playing on
the balls as he finds them. or having
them replaced as nearly as poseslbie
per cm.
His Honor fixes the amount of I‘-
tennnoo of the child at ‘13 not w“
and alien ouch potent to on! ‘~
amount. The boy in in can” d .V
mother.
.2.” 1'0 on
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Where they Were when the second J 0M 0’ knight _ of Pence." : war film given in the in-
stroke was made‘ i and“ ton, R- '- 9-" wrest! of the View UM? Lon. 8‘ Awnnaso To ummv
.. . 3 - _ . ”i W- Bradley, sill? Macon lot on Rnldwin screens WAR "WM
The referee being in errm on this .1 rd B. C 86‘! Tuesday evening. The picture was ,
point of rules gives me ,the right to 'l" (“mu ‘1, ’Sllll ' ‘ not as plain all it might have been. but .
' ' ' "m' nevertheless it proved interesting. _
BRIDGEPOIT. Mn 10. The I!“
protest This decision materially u- '
fected my chances of winning the
championship. due to the manner in
853 one thing was certain. Young America
. had a hip“ Mun tine.
‘ More edicient electric service is
Occum, Conn.
Rhode Island Reds _
States Government bu m .-
claim ot thc Bridzeport moon 0-:-
ll Laurel Hill Farm. -
which my protest was received. not! i . _ being “enjoyed“ by the borough the. punv for ”impenem on war ..
'only scored one point throughout the Bndgomn‘ R" I" 9" tl‘lNl month This has been accounted ‘t “I. I”, ll compan' h '-
‘ 43 Deer Brook Poultry Farm h - I (1 in of on "‘0 3' m m ’
for by a set ele W inz to l‘ the m
852 which have existed between the oar-
ouzh and electric light company tor
some time.
rent of the night's play. yet on the fol-
s t r ls. N. .'
lowing night 1 clearly outplayed and bar “I H
3“ Chas H. Lane
Bridgeport award issued by me .—
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outscored Mr. Cannetnx. I have pro- Southboro. Mass it"l
tested to the Brunswick-Balke-Collen- Whit. anger” " “"03“ “hi“ “9mm“ (ma; "T“ creased the was. of labor. one.“
d" Company, who ore the am" "b“- 73 A. P. Robinson a . ‘ :lmgyfinaogndmdbilgl‘ngbgfnrti‘fléuieosra? to n ornament by lob! I: c ”-
ers in all professional billard matches. Culverton, N. Y 874 “may night. The. chm“ '9"! prized rick of the W m .l-
.‘I feel it an inJustIce to me to create 80 Hilltop 'Poultrv Yard-z v9”. highly by Mrs. Raymond. and we trict. ”iii. If in the that w u
the impression that my conduct in 1111- Same“ Cog“ " feels quite keenly the ton of the!!- ntmum M by tho M
Smnsm‘muke’ as “a" the rules of 9'; D 1' . . Miss M” Kelley I.“ been vellum meat (to n m ocul- .3
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billiards, :15 set forth nb0vc. I am. Kent fi’nsb 823 Brennan. an bookkeeper in Funk Kol— cause It was obliged to rah m
merely protecting my rights and those: ' "'i'cwaneou‘ ley‘s fruit and vegetable inn-bet um due to the order of the din-M
of my friends." 3 h P not Itrv Farm ItR ‘ 'WPPK- M11 0‘11 expects to W lgbor boned. it in In“. It met- 3
w i ' "1 F0“ . - ~ _. from her honeymoon this week. and the ‘Bfldlflm‘l “WW wll .-
' ! Whitest SOll‘hDOlt. Conn. so. will return to her old position In Mr. . ”mm .
3'6 5°03” *7 """L is (thickatawbut Farms (“'hitc Kelley’n'smm for the tiresom- “"9 “a“ ' ' ' . '
SHOOT OF RIFLE CLUB, Rocks) Canton Mass 75; Alice S. Buckley. who has {.0911 V.. 881m cmMD cmffin
The tenth and final shoot of the 20 H A Wilson (White Rockst :L’ffl‘fifigfifignxfifi Effigy; s, m t w 71W ‘ t I
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homalk Ride club in the national con : Hollis, N. H. 684 up her midonce in the King place m Q ~— I .. ‘
test was held at the Mabncltemo range, South lain street. next m the bone of nut.
Dr. Greene. She will resume her 4‘
last night and the score-t rolled up
were. not only the largest of the series
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MS‘BALL GAME work no n specialist in the treatment
of the hair and scalp. Her telephone
but were the best made in the history; number is 23343 )
of the club. On Saturday afternoon at 233.0 the; Edward McKenna. aged 60 years. an .
J_ D. Milne 200 crack baseball team representing the employee at. the Hoyt nursery. died o' m . W p .
Dr. A. N niacin 199 :fimL: gig” qsncgm “m "05’ ha“; the Norwalk Hospital. Sunday. The
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‘8’“ m" ’ ‘99 team at Ward Street This team fi‘é’g‘li‘fixdiiuwih'fieS 312233321. . .
(‘. J. Vl'ebb 198 from Shelton to out for the cbnaphn- nvonue. The funeral nervlce '8' held W
.1)r. Charles Chasmel‘ 198 ship of Connecticut. and by the way Tuesday morning at Lawrence‘s par-
they are traveling n! present. it looks __ ,‘ .'. m“
fE. .l. Browne“ 493 as though they win accomplish thin tors. Rev. Jolt . F.. 31110;: 1 wrinttnz.
;\Villiam Pfieezer 193 feat, anthey have wone five ”on Bu’lr‘b‘el mlcpldtiend: red ‘2‘" the new MP —-
Stanley Baker 193 itadéolossunow. gorsllgwfedmm: qunrtette in the Concrcgauonai W W
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H. J. Rayfuse 189 they the." can break their winning church, Sunday. wnc very Meaning 1: w m W
Douglas Nash 189 streak, as they too have I (not. nine. all thoneottending enamel-hand muc
--—~‘-———-""" «‘and feel confident that they are not 223’” 3;“ m. pm ‘0‘; 3281,1332 I“. m
DARIEN wms ONE OF THE :to to; Sheltgn bat-rah their zwinnlngr so‘gdmmem The “w choir i,“ mad?
MARKQMANSHIP MEDALS :Lrg‘mgtazo'lfy $333.10“ “was: up almost entirely of local talcum and mm C
Many young people of Darien. Stam- ed to be at “'al‘d 8&9“ It 2:30 to consists of Mine Knry Roscoe. oopra- m
ford and xorwaik are joining the Win- cheer Norwant High School on to 30:33:“- 1mg SM'thfg'mgl? :23;
cheater Junior Rifle corw, a national ““0"!“ "you are interested in your . of 1. ”VII!“ u, muffin E; Rafon l
- 3d ‘ sh High School come out and help them it -‘ - ' - - ‘9 1v mmpma. ‘. .
organization 0‘ boy ‘ « 3" ootern. win bv being present. White in mint and min-teal di-
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They are competing for the marine;
mun and smooter medals which;
nre awarded to those who receive ‘.
A new dine-table went into ether on
the railroad. Buy 5. A. for as the
=15” Gil-In electric branch in con-
cem-tbcfl it no-‘cnnnge. Sim. .-
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