~10NDAY.‘KAY"§§§:_
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Kaitlin P. ltNA
llliAl] IN lilllllfiEi‘lllll
\utive of \Vilton and W'ell
Known Here—ePlant Sup—
erintendnt of Harvey
Hubbell, Inc. Succutulxl to
Spinal .Meningitis ’
'rllt- sad news of the sudden avail: of
t -tll'f_‘t' P. Knapp at his home. in
lll‘ldm‘mft, was received by friends
and relatives in that toIrn yesterday.
llv was the eldest son of thejate
.luhn P. Knapp. and was born at the
will Knapp homestead. on Belden Hill.
titty years ago.
H.~ received his education at the
Wilton academy. and early developing
:t ilt'llills for mechanics he soon ob:
mine-d work in the. bicycle repair lullsi-
tlt SS, in Bridgeport. when that induzr
zl-y “as in its infancy. some thirty
yarn ago. Although his family and
maternal ties. as well (is his business
interests were in the Park City. he
.l‘wnys retained his nfil-ctkln fill his
lt.l_\'ll0(ld homo. and was a frequent vis-
iiur llt‘l‘P with his family.
Says. the Bridgeport Sunday Post:
"'l‘lll- (loath of George P. Knapp.
it‘llll superintendent of the Harvey
li'lhhcll t‘omituny. 1110.. occurred yes-
:ln illness of four
of spinal nlclliluitis. “is de-
has ou-asionpti much sorrow
nun: tlzv 7;'x‘ltti‘}’ Ullli'lills and iii: ‘0-
I‘ll til it tt‘ i‘ Vitrt;ll_'lit)ui ill? ('il)‘.
".\ll. Rh.- 3 lit'ltl lumll hllllt‘nllllt'lld‘
it of tho i... Mr 1:3 years out was
it ill ill Ll: .4 3y officials and
f‘l'lplnvng muting sum-rin‘
innit-m lw mural fni'n‘llttlll of
1i..- itlll' thin. ‘ for :st-veral yezlls‘,
'llw it.“ litl \K’ilt-m. Flinn. Flu-
tl-ec-t, t‘ollulvinz
National League.
\' ESTERDA Y’S RESULTS
National League.
\"iil‘l-Z. 7; Brooklyn, 2.
. j'll l'lllfilL t}; Sl- Louis. 9.‘
1;. l'ittrllurgh. 0.
L"ll‘l>.< stslletllllf-d.
'3:.t\tL1ll‘
i-ii. l7-
iAm
erican League.
\t-r. \wL. t‘. \l‘usilillgttld 0. (El-
v: .lsomll mil”! in lwt'lllll inning by
. ~ltmtt'rmzilnlln: m Sundtfii' litW.)
'wlzuil, ti; 5: Louis, 2. -
'izlt'lL'ti ll‘ Lilith-nil. 2
'Hlly tin-w- unlllt-s >('lll‘dlll(’tl.
tntemationat League.
\lri :itlilt‘r inistluulrtl on account. it.”
zlntl:
Southeln Association.
i-ctlltlllu(~21:. l“. Little Rock, 1.
-:x hilra. fl: iirminuham. l.
\,t~ll\lllt~. 1.3-1; Memphis. 3-0.
. (Ill':ll!:. ti; Atlanta, .1.
American Association.
wmhus, l": Tolrdo. (l.
manila l: lzlllinntipolis. ‘2.
itilt'itlttlll>. T; Alllw‘lu‘uve. 7.
Exhibition Game.
llrults. T; Buililil'iri'
'-~.—1«:n (if.
.v N, I
TODAY’S GAMES
National League.
York in Th'nt'iihi).
r-w‘u-Zl iii l'lliltttl‘ij‘llhl.
lll'iik'u a: l’.t:_<‘mlll.-tl
"'!'_\ i'il‘t't :nmt‘s .U'lwlllz' 1
American League.
'- l~?.‘li:ittl- It. NH: York.
in ‘2- 1pm.. at Bunion.
“Ht L2! lt'S >(‘31-‘tllii- ii.
international League.
21m; .2! izinnll'lnl‘wn
:l? llru‘liv.~tvlt
t‘it} iii lillt‘lnlo.
‘~- \:.:'l\ .11 'l‘l-luyrn
.1‘JlIHHO'
NAVY BALLOON HEARD FROM.
\lx‘illlfl. (t. Mn} li‘. A. message re-
~ti trulzly tl'um (me If the pilots en-
wl n tllu‘ balloon race
. :- mule-d liar» yesterday
:5 lxiifiéln: over Penn-
llit'._'-' {:1 t-
halt
. littiltlnn
,. li't‘rrhfdr “11> dropped near Lan-
. l’a.. at 7 tili< rimming from the
\‘I "
"ltl)"l' of (‘ozllnit—rco entry. It read:
it» balloon. Chamber of Com-
f-('. passed over here 7 a. to. Al
5!: fine. Expect to ren’u coast
m ..
\'o word had been raceived from
(I' not» or the seven entries at 9 n
, €536?
tt-rdny. at tht~ family bottle. 13? r'o'nltll‘
‘-
J
‘ land lntM'
DEMPSEY
OUTFOR MURRA'
BUFFALO. May 12..——-'!'ox Richrd.
according to a dispatch published here
has scratched from the list of possible
referees for the Dempsey-Willard bout
the name of C. J. Murray. prominent
Buffalo sport writer and general man-
ager of the Queensbury Athletic Club.
: Rickard may be stirring up a hor-
net's nest for Dempsey and Keams.
now that Murray will be their first
choice for third man on July 4.
Rickard claims that Murray is in-
experienced is not accepted by his
friends here. as he is thoroughly com-
petent to handle a match Ms tho
Vi’iilard-Dempsey bout.
Murray was one of the first referees
appointed under the Frawley law. but
declined to serve in that capacity be-
cause of other more important duties
connected with the 590". His ser-
vices have been sought in many big
matches held in this vicinity. Demp~
sey has a waPm spot in his heart for
Murray. who gave Jack his first big
chance in the East. ’
POL PERRITT !
JOINS GIANTS
JACK
Manager McCraw has not yet given
7 up th‘ 210m of cutting get the
Lawn Tennis associationton the charge
of commercializing his name and mu"
Jailed an a tannin-Wen, ‘
Eg'rhe Moria; folly ‘ , . whose
"home £8an ' u come: ef‘
decline Aonézjfidrywlfintinue un-
til such time as he may'tle able to
conrincc the tennis authorities that he
has corrected the infringements of the
, rules governing amateurism with
which he is charged.
The evidence upon which the chart;-
es are based is contained in an alter-
tisetnent appearing in a tennis publi~
Ication of national circulation.
{American Crew Entered
i In the Henley Regatta
t PARIS May l.~—l-‘or the first time
in history. the American Army will be
rt presented in the Henley regatta on
-. ...............
July «1. The American entries conl-‘
priSl- an eight-oared crew and four
singles. The Americans will begin
training .‘ionduy HI Asnieres, going to
the Thames on June 1..
; (Elm. Charles D. “'iman. Yale. 1915.
and Major Paul \\'ithington of Boston
are coaching nnel Major Herman ROS-
.t.-r.< is explaining the oarsmen. ;
TVICTORY NOTES TO i
PAY BIG FIG l'l‘
TOLEDO. 0.. May 12.——Frunk Fiour-
;no,v of Memphis. associated with Tex
Rickard in promoting the “'illard-
Dempsey championship bout to be
held here July 4. on his arrival in To-
ledo Saturday. purchased $127,000
worth of Victory Loan bonds with
Which to pay the fighters.
It was stated that Willard will re-
CPive $100,000 in bonds and Dempsey.
827.000. Flournoy will open head-
quarters here next week. Richard is
due to arive here today and Dempsey
will be here Wednesday or Thursday.
A] Thatchr of the Toledo Boxing
Commission and Mayor Schrelber went
on record as agath Hail Hinklc of
Cleveland being appointed as. roared“.
of the light. nulls "W "
t
t
l
4;
Hinfle '
.. _.. -.. L .- L... _... L. “#7.-” ~._ ..._
3a flarsmen Who
, go I -
,...
Meet Princeto,’ n in"
-‘—- -L...’ __~ ._
. .3
llllalltll CE
3 "light nus
Captain Edie WI
{Eddie Rickenbacker-{known to fan as :
:mck"hunotdlodhhfornnlacccpt-
the racing sport. that he will accept._
"on 1'
1‘ 7‘9" .
"cloth to Confer '
. ‘1Villard‘and Datum
“ex Ikdl‘hal‘ti. promoter 91 a
d—Delnpeey champion!»
last night took a train tor -
will realm there a wool, ‘
which time he not in tooth- “ ..
chinery which will raise one ‘
dim: and put the arena in 7 ..
tor the title bout on Jul,- 4. worn
the construction of the norm I‘I
gin this not. , %
Richltd expects that both M
and Demmey will mach their“;
ground early next week and “‘3“
real work of conditioning thm_
While. Willard has done some I“?
Will Act «Arbitrator at
Big Event at Manapoln’
lNDtA-NAPOUS, May lZ.-—Coptnln
“American Ann of Ales." but to on”
racing fan: as Eddie luck. bu heel
selected to referee the Win
soc-mile tuber-tr Sweep-talus, I” 3!.
inaugurating the postwar revival of
automobile racing in Antonina. Though
1;.
ancootthohonoru yet. iii-mud
ed as practically certain by tho-e who
know the deep end abiding love for
Captain Rickonhocker k the auto-
mobile industry’- war how. and also
.. ..t mg our hard daily for the Child's Cup race at Princeton
one of the best known drivers of role
cars that America ever produced.
17. The
”fly field of automobile spote and perm
. . it
will have R603!) of th-tfifi.
‘ ~ .3.
\
w. t.. P: (‘.. tllreasécime‘red deal on St.‘ ‘is and T” R” M’“ 5”“ L" .
l;.tl.lkl,lil ............ 9 2 .818 W'ashingl‘on which has been hanging heaven and earth [0 pp \v'll tllt‘ “'ll- ~~
t‘ ‘lt‘lilllzili ......... l} g 73:3 'flre since last winter. McGraW went ham-Dempsey fight tickuts from rall- .lne Dugan. the New Haven Athletic
-l“.\"*l‘l\:a§%l‘k‘ . 7. q, ' lg" to Pittsburgh the. other day. and it 35 log into rll‘n' hands ot‘ tl. :I-"l"ll8l0rs. is :p'eilding the stick at a .285 clip
t'nmburgll . . . . 5. 7 .417 believed that Barney Dreyfus! of the GOO“ ““1.“ “u? some Jon. which ‘5 3’9“" “'3‘.“ what Babe Ruth.
‘Hiludt'll'hiu ..... ----- I ‘i ~40” Privates will withdraw his objection George Sisler. George Chapman or
'7'” “mi“ " “ ' " 2‘ 12 '30” to Robertson of the Giants leaving the Jo» 'l'uglzll wire: lz' ~..l-.-l that he Roger Perkinrauzh are doing-
‘-'"“m“ , ' """"" 1 5 ‘1‘“) ._ = . , is satinficd with evelstlline.” Of
American League. .\.lt.onal League. - _ .. ~ ~ 1’ .
\V. l.. P. (t. McGraw, Rickey and Griffith will Course. that lnkés in the or." hundred Where are the critics who said “’al-
Vim-nu) , . . ,. it 'l .731} hold a conference here today. and if thousand bucks that T. '\ is paying ter,.lohnson is going back? Thirty"
lilistt-n ‘ . . T 4 .655 the trade goes through IAVUBOIW'ISh- the fot'illtl' inulc driver for l‘lflllfl‘ seven batsmen faced ninth]! twelve
$12.2. 1.12:3" . g ‘4‘ 9:!" mg”... will go ,0 8t. ‘Io‘uis. Gonzales. Jot-k Dempsey on it.“ ilt'cl’t‘l' a couple Innings yesterday. That wan only one
U nonunion . ti ti .5th the St. bouts catcher. will come to the 0‘ ”mes- Nil?’ more than V“ Wk ‘9?
“j'twi . . - - - »- - 4 , 9 .393 Gianna-and Washington will get ugly- . . . . -. - enema” Etch £90.. ‘ '
i'lxrzlz‘fff'gll’h'a """"" x g 51‘; ortson. - t Va“ The War they're bet-ringworm days)" . " ’1' ' _
. il'ilntc'rontlovn'a'l' .Le’ague: ....,. . is_ getting to be a pretty good imita- Jo's Willard ha been credited with
l t3;- 1; P— 33 RICHARDS SUSPENDED Hun- figuring: feign "m; be 8::
"Hitllllti . l .. .7 , __._ e a m "In three ractur
fifj‘ll'i'l'fiV“ ---- j 2 ' '33}; FROM TENNIS PLAY: Six ilookieat who were winking out ribs in his batue’with Jack John in
3mm.” ................. 4 5 1;” mg“- YOAK_ May l2.——Vincent with the New Haven Murlzug' were Havana-n This prompted a local Drun-
1'. tzz'alo ...... 4 5 .Hl' Richards. the 16 year old holder of silt handed their iota-uses )t‘éit‘l‘dfl)‘. 3!! '1'!!! to inquire:
’ "”"‘~“(‘j§"' '''''''' :2 i ”‘53-: American national tennis champion- - ‘~ _
faithful“ .. 5 :55 ships. has been suspended from all Well. the Braves ole improvinl- '" 3m 'm was 9‘“ ‘ Wfl‘cu’
‘ ' tournament play by the United 3“"; They went two days without lasing a‘ lofly hard hitter. did all that to Wil~
lard. what will Dempsey do to the
champion.
28039.
Billy Kelly. which run scrnnd to ‘Sil’
Barton in the Kentucky Derby on Sat-
urday reaped small tortum-s for local
followers of the ponies who played his
Keavily to place.
Sun Driver's , boxing. show in
Bridgeportpn “'ednudny his!!! mom-
ise. to he the beat of its kind held
since the old long distanco bouts. It
will be 3 gathering marked by the
presence of nation! figures in dstiania
trying to decide upon a relel‘ee for the including Danny Koran. manager of
Willard-Dempsey muss. How about Johnny Dillon. and Jimmie DeFol-est,
Dave Fitzgerald of New Haven. or Joe .Soldier Kloley's trailer.
n._ :53: 3mm
SIXTH DlVlBION TIA” Wlufl
concern, BatnMny. may lO.——‘l‘|le
team of the Sixth Division won the
soccer championship of the Third
Army here today in what is believed
~‘ to have been the longest soccer gune
ever played. It took the boys of the
Sixth three hours to tithe the chant-
pionship from the team of the Fifth
Division by a score of four to two.
The longest previous game is said to
have been two and one-half hours in
, San “anclaco in 1904. p
l The tennis championship of the
i'l‘hind Amy went 19 the team from the
Third Division headed by Lieut l’lull
Arennor of Boston. by defeating the
teen! of the Seventh Corp! today. The
They‘re having a demo of a time
,-._r
WITH Fl GERS!
CORNS UFl OUT
Fteeconc is magic! Corns end
calluses lift right off—-
M't hurt I bit
/\
will begin at Paris on May 19.
TRANsPORT AMDIA ARRIVES.
NEW YORK. my 12.—-’l'he head-
quarters and Hodical Detachment's.
Motor Battalion and Comm A, B,
C. and D of the 307th Ammunition
Train,'returned from France today on
the transport Arcadia Casual Cour
panics 533.588 and 584 and special
Gonna: Company 529 also wore aboard.
the vessel's met list comprising
A few cents buys a tiny bottle of
the magic Preemie at nny'drug store.
Apply a few drops of Routine upon a.
tender, aching corn or a callus. lo-
stantly that troublesome corn or callus
stops hurting, then shortly you life it
out, root and all, (”hoist any pain.
soreness or irritation. These little bot-
tles of Freezono contain just enough
to rid the foot-of every moon. soft.
corn, corn between the tea and the
chums on bottom of fleet. Scene}!
Mason“ 'oaues pan-Pollen.
MA. May
it
a
““3“ champlOMthB 0‘ the A” E‘ F. pot-L'complaint as to passing trolley;
31 antler-nod 990. l
12 (his:3
w), _. WW . rosin
present gmwth continues, A. 8. Rob- 35°“ as 909“" 5 M as annulus ‘ not need so much work an the M, .
inoon. Supreme treazurer of tho hotly contested boll fillie- and there
society. which has 150,000 nlemebra. are {9' men “1 the UN“ Staten quel-
lnst week lSIUOd a statement pointing tiled to handle the M the blues!
out that, despite losses sustained “‘0 Sporting Went of the year.
through the war and deaths from the , "“"""*‘—_"'—‘
influenza. the older today is 98 perisn' 8311031111,“ 0!!
, -. Wltgfihcnmcky Derby
:t : a: l’! .' "w v. -
cent actually solvent. according to re" um
ports lust compiled. ' j . -, a. o t. '- of 8
“The no at Arc-mum until Very rev m" , “at ”W -- “a m
y shoot and 5 Lady Sterling. owned by
cently had not recovered fromlrtho d-’ , - »
tech of the readjustment of ring. ini- “Q‘W 3' 53‘2“ “MWWL
V“ r " "Ontnckv Derby in {any
gallonotc. and consequently procu—
catty no In! blood um injected into mm“ “W m”
the’ oodely. 'l'lld order "also bed to
stand war loans and deaths from in-
docnu, which proved so dilution- to
so Inn-y insurance organisation."
any: [ho statement.
"Although 9.500 member-I of the
Royal Amalia. entered the Army.
Navy, or Hanna during the clinic, no
extra ”moments on levied upon
them or upon the membership at
large. Neither was then any mere-It
because of the losses due to the epi-
demic of influenza through which we
lost hundreds or motnbern.
"Our W rates, which were no
aim loll- yeu's maroon lune
predicted that tho m m
tracks, landed
Barton paid $7.20.
pound maiden nllowanco.
to I’lll them: lucky Derby.
7 --_—.-—'-‘—.‘:smr-—-—— _
NAVY I!“ GIVEN SEA
oil-hr
'0‘“ W Ml" ‘ulflm “’ m‘ ‘ Bosmx. any ll.-—-Thlrty-tn'o per
her-No. 1W ‘3‘ “““VM cent. of the enlisted men of the Naval
DubliCilS'v “3‘" “mod an “‘wmw' Reserve Force and the entire enlisted
Lost and have Drown I‘m“! ”mush personnel or the regular navy are to
to withstand all orthe losses brought be assigned to sea duty at once o‘e-
about by the '8‘” an“ "‘9 epidem“ 5" cording to orders received from Wot
that today the internally 81‘0"“ an 3" ington at the navy yard here today.
most immcemblt‘ “Hindi" ‘n is understood that the purpose in to
___..._._._, w obtain men for additions to the inn!-
aurotltooiLe cases ”on ”Moe.
TO BE HEARD
FREWH RACE HIST CUOCMUL
Commim Coming Tufldfly -- ‘3 .
Ml Arc Bridgeponcri. Pluus. Sunday. lay 11.41: at:
Thirteen cases will be heard by V - first rolling um lnvo hoe- mm
hicle Commissioner n. B. smockel in‘ cod—nu: new. in spite of the
the county court house Tuesday If- higher prices or “mission. the in-
ternoon at 2 o'clock. There are six crew has on the rum and the
work on the ('
engaged eerily '
Since he fore-wore the speed gone to on! premt‘l'W-l .
don an army uniform, and sneaodod .Med m
in knocking twentyoix Bochc plane- helper todali
out of the sky. he announced that be me, who. he.
would forsake his former love in the to w. my.
who is rate”
length-Whit: It nodal-ll wu-
nia cubic companion. Billy Kelly. Un~
derlrc, P. Donne's ‘tnportcd cult and .1“, .he proposal to deck). t!» W
n sooooned campaigner of the winter weight championship, la n M ‘
third money. The i
value of the race to the richelt Derby
yet run. the t: Inntunl tickets on Bir «a, a... a...“ a. m -
11w racewastru J'gnandthcbeot m.|0‘"0 mumn'
home "on beyond all question. Ho'- ” Settle the GM” dwfi
ever. Sir Barton was in receipt of a 12 do no in ('93,. rounds. . . ‘
‘ whicll
ht-ored him materially in the hoovy '
going. 3“ Bum "5 “‘9 “’8‘ we” bout calm the principal!
titles-accustom III.‘ ~
M M in ml...
”armaments—puma X.
hoaryveighto Md not “ .
championship! in short both, ~' a,
The others “"9 advance in cost of other transport. vunngc 0' “1°" ‘ ,
st he has not ll! “,
.=l the amid M“ 3‘
The (-thle - .
‘.~.;- only one "at“
: Md that ll! Jack M
-»--d the our no“.
.3.t'tk Hinen (if L'm‘
.,, v A, ~ ,. . . ~ 3’01 Pet‘rit. tile Shreveport oil "1118‘ "1..” . ;.-t.‘.lll'- ~ ' l '. . ‘ .1 -~.—; the . r eight are seen here just before they tried m“. -. new shell on ' . .. _ . . .
l. .zilgtm Kll‘ligfli: of ililftjl?illtsfoillhtlh$a:ll- hate, joined the Giants yesterday and tha- '- “ ' ‘t t t. . I:‘.r: r. rn are; Stroke. Cohen: No. 7. Lott. captain: No. it \z'ltvztmker; No nently abide “”1 the new, m ‘h'd‘ he with n boa-tr:
llr'l ll. lrlill’lw lmtlge: l. 0. 0. F. His will probably be in uniform in a few 5 li , -,. .3 , i ,. m‘ .\'-: _. pmnm‘. bow, Abel]. achieved his greatest honor. . by Willard. _ ,-
\\'-tt'. l‘:ll'ilnv "rim and one son: (lil".~‘.. Terrill won eighteen games for ' - Because he has always been noted quire two . ~ .. i‘
K-A-llllljllll.}fill‘~ .lieThitnd. Funeral s: n-- we Xe“. york club last season» m“~:‘-.—f—~:»"-_5'-:‘i M... m.«......», “‘"r —‘ ,_ 'T"" x ”r- "~"“ Hm--.” for his ’ .are dealing. m I he helpers. 7
“'f,,;:,:.:\. X. 1‘;.f\‘l;tt‘tltpl:()h:n)p_a neuflo-m: it, lost thirteen. With Perritt and Fred ' ‘ ,_v , ”fl“ 1 - " ROYALARCANUM MAY has. the regard and confidence of all pm”... 3 u no r. . _
. llluu :lt lllllrlllt‘ “.mterv. in “'iiion. Toner in the game. McGraw’S pitching fr. f3 QND “USSIP REDUCE ITS ASSESSMENTS racxng (intern, (1m (1 Fisher, pml- circuit. for it . .h with? i; ugh}: . ‘
Wu"- ' staff will be greatly strengthened. and ‘ .. .. 1,3 2 .= l ' NEW YORK. Ma} 12.‘-—lntimating dent 0‘ the ‘Wmm “0'" 30w” has done “it" mum-ls “wuss!“ “
” * , ‘rlllcpenmu’it talk hembnuts will carry - that member. of the Royal Arcanum “33 "“11"" 039“” Edd"- “ mm. hos not been or ""Wh benefit to an!
THF‘ STANDINGS more weight. By SCOOP may have their assessment: lowered chief ofllcial of the liberty event. challenger bet: ill-w of the m ‘
J . A 7 ‘ or receive increased benefits if its 39““ “’9 referee of ‘ M‘ race is just the bouts" However, mm I“
plan. [or the rennin that the m
ger, being youngvr. quickly my“
to (coining work? - 9‘»
with": is unwell or pieuant W
log quarters at Toledo. The .
its a number of tho Edgem .1 1
club of that li'1.;‘.“d the w
has altered to him the up or *fij
Casino in which to prep-I. u ‘
content. The Casino, um W
several acres of grt and on b W
was at one time a show spot fl
".0”. -
menu-d Inst Saturday M
norm-loo that fault hold in.
1..,
round bout.
"1 hiltoooo.“ltaid tho I
46
flown-censured“
“It was regarded new .4...
care ago to “use d ' r _,
l',‘
llnioh withhnnhu‘o‘ _
all Wotam.‘h~‘
um.aaagntatit.and~_fl M5
rub-tactiauvonyoouo "m
mood-J! which m m éfifi‘
cant-ammu- nth-van» ,.
we this change in “wig. ~
hove insisted that n -~ 7'
Mount... d‘. '
twenty-Ive man‘s. M ,
W.Jolrioo mun .
new. Mne- “-
ud ml- mat: mu m a
"Title W In «be: M
made up to M‘ nod it
30131“
Bridgeport cases. 7,
from other sections of the county. During (1,. meetings “mink“.mp would be more frequent: ‘ .
Thcfist follows: ' ling (80,000 from were ”in and u” honors change hands ‘wq
Charles Mines. No. 54 River street. pari-lnutneh handled 10,100,000 Inna, ourngly.” .-.;
Stamford; John Lord, GAIN“? street. eight. per cent of which goes to chut-
Noroton Heights. continued case. tab tics and public works. Such mic.
ing carg-lthout permission: Mm Cal" eclipée any record for any previous
Andorran: Not-low Rocks road. West- opening week of the races.
THIN lRRlTAILI CHOLD
Thomas PuCarey, Sandy Hook. fatal
acident: Frank J. O'Reilly, .\'o. 620
Hawlc' avenue. fatal acident; '1‘. B. . -
Rocket}; New Canaan. vithout opent- 63'3“ Flesh. emit and Good Na-
or's licence or registration; John Ic- M 5’ TIHII Vind-
Namam. N0. 1717 Noble avenue, m— “flinch“. Conn.—~"l HM Vino!
tinned case; Morris 'Leokowltz. No. for W little girl five yonn old for a
1191 Pembroke street. accident; Ralph mm nervous M01 fie w“
Partrlck. :41 Puma nvenue. acci- thin, “Tit/aide all the time and had no
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