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' 1‘21' 1111131 interesting fights
1'. 5.111 Johnson. president
,1.
run lcnguc. attempts to "mmm
I 1;.11-llrllt'll of Carl Mays. ' ‘lgolt com and their 1...
' 5-1-11 York American 41nd tutu or the club. 1 .
11.1.- :111' tho, season. This WIN THREE Tm Rubert E. [me of Stun!“ “I
. y .1... made by Lieut. 001- T- a to. m nation it” his ,
1‘ 1': 1111111101 the NewYork «books as it Ben m Wining m. can in; riaht on m 1 Noroton. near M‘ller'8,
“ "I 11111-1111: bile: “0:11;? Lead in First Day’s Eventsm ”momma when he suspended the with his in; met: getting 3 him out .. “are he 11.111 “‘m ““‘n‘
' ' ~11~ ‘ 1l1~puH mm the National Mm.“ “kelnewly acquired Yankee pitcher, Carl of trips to the plate. By reason of Waterbury ..... .34 .166 m“; I M 0"“. and 111:1th .
1.11 11.: “mm“ as saying Mays, the other day Liam. Col. T their m. the Yanks are now it "9' WV?“ ---------- 34 X“? 5 Sm" “0““ on. who was M
11' 1.11111 could not be re~ WW“ L. Huston. halt owner 0: the New" second ”nee. Hu‘tfom . ............ 2B .384 '2 the Stoddard 0}: Ridge m
. . 11171111111“: of extenuating WORCESTER,K A 2. I 1Yo1-k team 15 Up. Oh! way 119. in the, ___- WI Logo-1. cecdtng Henry B. Cooked“
1.1... 1111s produced. York failed to “ a chan‘fion Eng; air,and' promises to give Johnson 3' Washlamn defeated CleVeland Cincinnati __ 60. 2% 6;: 3“ retired "om that Mid.“
1.11111 on means that I can first day or the national regatta on tight to the finish Huston dont’ in- 3- 2. in the opening game or the series New York -56 27 :675 car 3°!" “Wk Wk 1
1. 11111-1! iht‘ “105‘ interest Lake Qumsigamond yesterday, but tend to let the mes grow under his by bunch!“ five hits 011' Bagby in the CM“!!! .. ----- -......47 37.560 ? Rev. Vl'illiam Sinclair of the W
1". 11. ”U“ game ever “‘5 ftfi‘fiagéefgy 0‘ mi“ competition, Du- feet and has already cleared the sixth inning. it was Harper’s fir-sow """ ' """ “1 '3 ‘88 The ““9 sunny. ““1"" at \"" ton Presbyterian church 11ml I
1.1-1.111. “I also will prom :two 0‘ whf’cffi’eg‘aggf €3,23me decks go,- amen. victory after eight straight'defeats. 3:30;"? g; g :3: m h" 5"” MW one for Rev. 'H. 1c. Gum-etfl .
him-‘0“ ‘md ”‘9 89“"3‘ ton had three also two of which wet-Se ; St. lame ............. ”:30 52 .366 Hrs. T 8 Wm M mac's End gregational church '5 mm‘“
. ,11 1.11 H111 the New York in canoe events; Philadelphia tw0,‘ Otiiccr. he's: in "gain. Oh' mv veal—1 The 3'0““ 5‘3“?th {our “03168 ‘Philadelphia --------- 29 51.362 mad *5 visiting “ “339”” 1"! .Sfllflm' 30m! WW mt ‘
‘ 1 “11. 1,1 and stand forI and Worcester one IThat Georgiana Peach person, Time with two places by Naylor in the first ' m Lam. 1 Mrs. W. P. Edgerton in again act 11- aWn. "ti
I 111.1 11‘11‘11 its (impart! zesrgfoieigogfifffé‘:’11‘1’31°n§§1§*;°,2" Raymond Co 1b the slugging outfield. inning of yesterday 11 game scoring Chicago .............. '2; :3 11:3 pying her home on Mansfield ave‘ ere-.1111” the local 11M”
1 111.1 1111 11m New York mg Mum“ mam m ”“5 “mum or or the Detroit Tigers. Jumped from four run It“? will“: the same onutvevjark ..... .. ..... 49 39 557 “9- 1 n" 'bm “1 1.11.1119" hm
1.1111111 .11 .hig time but. Inmmm the mam-“(me lake course third place in the leaauc batting met“ “”9- The “53‘ 59°“? W“ 6‘1- Detroit ----«-5o 40 «556 Th‘e Ringis End Fuel Company will 3'3“: 33' ”5 unfailing M“
1111 i: krill in force" yesterday 0! that number more than to the leader yesterday. He holds the . gmz‘d ' ' ' ' ' ‘ - '23 13-55? shortly erect a coal trestle beside the stock ever increasing in M .
11 11.111 andtake it quick- 011-323;];Edizitgs‘iagsgi‘mt bridgeIcoverted position by the scant margin d Ejectonhdegeated “"51““: \eater- Boston .s.:.:: :"9 48 3:; railroad. Allen h“ made “6 More ‘ M
Duluth won the intermediate eight of one point ovr-r Sieler. Yeach. an 02' mNehef 11;; fizzlligitzfiemseg: ten .........39 3 .434 George Thamer has returned from to the neighborhood ‘
I111,'ohnson takes nan-d shell lace and cleaned up a other Detroit man. is third. just a few {Ha ‘ - Philadelphia ....... 24 63 .216 an automobile trip through New Rev. H. ‘C. Gerber. who a-
“.11 1. 1 , wedcnted ac- 'fl'ock of money by betting against the points itchinsl Sislcr. Looks as if the “‘ international fig“? p C Hampshire. Ne" mm!” “‘1‘ Maine.”
"5 -" W?“ “m““ed 3.121?"1‘.§$1?21§Windmill" 131?: 1:19: mm” “"3 ”mg ‘0 “wk" ” a “mi” Heavy 11111111.: bv Magoo was 1111» Bum-Bore ~1- -- ....71' 28. 3117- 11111110111 H- Mead- superintendent of “1““? “mg m "”‘m'
H11 "1“ d glared ”‘3“- went to the starting line. 111119111th affair. 'main factor in (‘hictizos 9-2 victot'yigogmim """"""" E 36 {‘36 the Nomton WI!" Company, 15 (“‘1"- can last Monday, expect! ‘*.
.1111 Hi the American the opposition too utilf and finished . 1. 1 , over the Dodgers. 1N2w131 """"" V """" '5’; :3 3(4): ing a new Jordan car. NM?” Falls and are m“
11! 11.1111: 10 11mg... with: lust 1n a field of four. The Riverside Patwnce l: a V"'“"- 8’ reason ”I _ illnghuntonfifi IIIIIII 43 ‘9 $95 Joseph Morchouse, who is now $2 better-e his return in m . .
.1 11311": tvl.1:.'(1's who had 11.2301?lurntgisg:3:argt?e3331;113:123 the IECdHI G" \ictmv over the Gianm The figures in the Rosie n League Rochester .........40 57 .412 years Of age. is spending the sum ‘Har-nlri H Mm“) smrefln’tm '
;1.1r‘r “mmmmm hml .hctn out. “ ‘P-“i‘“d"‘I~" '““““3” “cw ”“15 u“ race are practicum the came 3:1 tee-Jersey (“if ---------- 33 6: 3:? mer at Lake Kitchewan. the Noromn Water Company. Chili?"
'11}... wivhnul protest. i New Yorker Finiahea Third. league- «W a scven point mar“ lcrdax, 9'5 the Ptmtdence and “.OT_IReadlng """ ____.... ........ :11 6‘ 300’ Charles Smith Or the 1305‘”an perienced draughtsman and WM
, , I _ _; {I Jntm th“"z.°' the Hudson ‘Boat Toney and I)t.huc were :-.~uched for NF,” came ‘1; l,os,ppm_ TheiYESTERD. Y’S RESULI“ force has been visiting friends and er has prepared I‘Yine map I! M
‘.‘AHSTON THE STAR. : club of l\1.w lot-k picked up a third ll 11125. by the Reds batsmen. The teams will clash in a double fiéadpr. 1 A a relatives at Amherst, Mass. Island, the state of William m
1‘ “ll. ‘1'1 . Aug; 2.: AMA):-
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11111121111141: inthc semi-
‘11 !:l1;1111 (‘up lonrnzv
i'u:ll\ll'}' Club yes-
l".1,\ing the ilrst
.1 1 cz-rulit- style Mar
:1) Hewitt \V. Belch.
dumpinn, from
11-rorm‘y we!
From the
hotter than
i to play.
was very
At
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until the
had
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t'llll-Jn he
. 2111111 shot in
1'11l'tl iii ”if? tour-
1‘11111' rounds of
llI‘n' played but
just three holes
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111' 11.0. excellent
Hull (‘husc and
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111 1111110.. Larry
1:111 111111112111 of the Giants.
lllllllllf'l‘ of eluding
1-1111-11. chase and Her-
ilui't' ham [1:0 only
in the National
years and both are
in this particular at.
L..tlllt'. Doyle, who has
lead of these play~
1111- slidv very well for
When Pop rFoster was
‘ 111 Iht- «1111 Eastern A850-
wenl into a base
1‘ was continually kidded
' :-- for wearing body pads:
:1Ts LAND NE-aHF 1,
“MK. Aug. 2.-Wortl was re-
-11 11incinnati last night that
Nationals had secured
:1 star left-handed pitch-
doslml Nationals, in ex-
1 111111-1 Cecil Causey, Joe
1 1: him Jones and Catcheri
' f ~11,
. .11- with the Toronto club
nation-111 League, and O'Neil
club. The New
1 1! title to both players, dc-
leaguc rule against
league players "In 0D-
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«.1111 in middle life and.
«11mm: old age when it is:
mops that are at. flu"-
m-y
1nd healthy condition and
'. ilitkndle. soreness, ,
' "illness. WiWs’ I
3II1'H. mites: "‘
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. ill»
. rushed to the Haxttord Hospital, five
gm six miles away. about twelve min-7
II
01.0 BEFORE rover
rms mummy; 11L '
place in the senior quarter mile race.
which was won by Jack Kelly. the
V'cspcr‘s giant sculler. The Philadel-
phia boy won by a length in l minute.
iii-3 seconds, .with \Vaitcr linover of
Duluth second.
Giants were given a cool reception by
the Cincinnati runs. The two tcanw
clash again today.
g The Yanks took some of the gingrr
Archie B. Mosher of tin Crescent out of the Tigers veslertlai when
mm“ Club 0‘ Waltham, “3““ ‘9" they handed them the shmi end or :1
m or board just as he was going over
the finish line and was rescued by the Frewslor cleaned up a
5-4 score.
:UEr-e bout. Member and Schultz were
having a fight for third place when
the former toppled into the lake. TRANSPORT BILL WILL
, 2 MAKE MUCH WORK
TRULLEY cm IN ! LONDON .Juli‘ 12 (Correspondence
of The Associated PI‘QSH).—‘Th(’ vast.
as soon as the much discussed trans-
port hille passed by Parliament was
outlined the'othcr day in the Hood:
of (‘ommons by Sir Eric Geddes Min-
ister of Ways and Communications,
who will head the new extomive re
forms and improvements pin for
the railways. roads and docks.
HEAR-till 13911131111
One Man Killed and Several
In: ured in Accident at
East Hartford '
HARTFORD. Aug. 2.—~0ne man was
killed and several injured "in a head-
onscolfieion between two trolley cars
today, at the tool of Wickham Hill. in
East Hartford. The man killed was
Arthur E. “’ilson, of 83 Starkweather,
street. Manchester. motorman or an
express car going west. The collis-
ion was between'ihe express car and
a "plantation special" containing to-
bacco workers for the Buckland plan-
tation, going east. The accident oc-
curred just around a curve. it is said
that vWilson must have run past a
block signal set against him. Wilson
was not dead when picked up and was
ing:
Elimination of all competitive nerv-
ioes given merely for the sake of corn-
petition.
Common use by all lines of rolling
Elimination of privatelv owned rail:
way
increase or traffic by judicious elec-‘
triilcation of certain lines.
increase of the size of rolling stock
necessitating the alteration of station
platform clearances enlargement of
like.
locomotives.
LONDON. Aug. 2.——Government pro
jects (or building houses for working-
men and for providing land for sol-
! titers are moving slowly.
ules being consumed on the trip. Just 1
as he reached the hospital howeve1.1
he died probably from lees or blood
from a jagged wound in his thigh
T1 0 hers who Were ur were t.
“:30“eg injured. h t no ; system under which the local authen-
idles are to do the building and the na
SPRINGWOODO PLAY iN NOROTON tional treasury to share the expense.
i The value of land and the cost of
building and of building materials are
' more than double those which prevail-
ed before the war.
TOKIO, Aug. 2 —An ofl'iciai
The fast Springwood nine or this
city will travel to Noroton Sunday.
August 3, intake on the crack Karo-
tons. This will be the first of a
series. The trip will be made by bus
and all those wishing .to make the trip
should be at the corner of Ely and.‘
Lexington avenues at 1:30 p. m. \Thel
players are also requested to be pres-.1
cut at the same time. The Spring-
vrcorla will use the same line-up as
usual.
ink, Siberia. recently. caused a loss
to the Japanese of ninety-one killed
and five seriously wounded. The Bol-
shevlki. who numbered five thousand.
were repulsed after heavy lighting.
\Yilliam minim. of 50 Lowe street
who has served eighteen months in
France. is one of the local boys to
return to the states with tbe‘4th ‘IDi-
visionwhich is now stationed at Camp
NEBRASKA RA‘NF'EES SUFFIAGE.
LINCOLN -Neh., Aug 2.——Nebracka
today tanned the- Federal woman enf-
frnge amendment ivhcn the House by
a vote of 94 to 0. passed a point ream
-c
scope or the work to be undertaken
The.
railway program includes the Yollow-'
the entrance to warehouses and the
Standardization of rolling stock and:
The housing plan is a complicated'mall rebel bead under Minno-
com- :
mnnlque issued by the War Oman-i
ine'nt says that a Belahevik attack on .
a Japanese troop train near Nichol-‘
Bridgeport gained a few points‘
0
today,
by handing Hartford 3 (H beating.
Chatles Ledoux of France. bahtnm-z
weight champion of Europe knock°d
out Tommy Noble of England in the2
tomb round'bi‘ a bent in Paris Wed-:1
nesday night. i
I
A slight acnident occurred at the:
entrance of the cast ‘hound entrance?
to the local railroad i’rcichl yard at:
about 10 o'clock this morning when
a Slut: autmblle owned and drilol’l
in Charles H.1lar1is of :‘orwalk, ranI
into the rear end ol‘ a truck dri1en 711'
John Snvder. of South Norwnlk. No
one was injured and no arrests madc.
The Tint: suffered a few minor dum- I
ages .and was towed to Vaast‘s aar-
age. .1 .
,l . 'Iv-. g}: ’o.————- '-
Luke A. donneaily a member of the
(inn of Count-ally a Bracken on
Waheingteo stmet figured In an snee-
mobile accident between Neroton and -
Dazien. last night. which his Buick.
machine slammed and crashed into
a tree Fortunately Mr. 09113tu .91:-
coped when ”my; but his machine
Illfi badly damned and had to be
towed to Yeast Brothers We Jor-
repair;
l
L;
MEXICO Gng. Aug. z—Genecal
Fortunaio Zmua the youthml chief
of military operations in the State of
Tumaulioa .wcotding to Eicel-
nor. asked 0 be relieved from his
military command as a melt at the
11.1111... made some weeks ago on the
«~11» carnival. eluded Victoria bym a
pea. Evading the garrison, the rebel:
‘ t . t... . .1110 the center of the city.
rammi'ted various depredations and
lied. after emptying the penitentiary
of all prisoners. in hit Wee. flea-
eral 2min declared he had been
given too few men to defend the city
I—o—«o—
i
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YOU'LL DO BETTER AT HOME.
from hay fever and asthma who can
atord to travel are seeking relief at
At this season of the year, suflerersl
health resorts. Some find it; others
do 'not. H111 fewer and asthma vic-
tims compelled to remain at home willi
’find relief in Folev‘a Honey and Tar-f
Compound. This standard family;
remedy alleys intiamation. soothes
heals raw and painful bronchial tubes
and helps to 01'e'rcome difficulty in
breathing, makin: sound, refreshing
i
Eac‘ern Leanne i
Bridgeport, O: Hartford 4.
W’aterbury. 6-9; Springfield. 4—0.
Pittsiicld. 8-4: New Haven. 1-9. .
\l’orcestenProvidencET rain.
Nat-coal Leanne.
Cincinnati. 6; New York. 2.
Chicago, 9; Brooklyn. 2.
Boston. 2: Pittsburgh, 1.
St. Louis-Philadelphia, wet grounds.
‘~‘-" 1 l Paging.
New York 5: Detroit. 4.
St Louis. 6; Philadelphia, 1.
Washington. 3: Cleveland, 2.
Boston Chicago, wet grounds.
'ntw-r— una’ l~,2ug'
Reading, 8: Newark, 7.
Baltimore. 3: Jersey City, 0
Bunnie, 3; Rochester. 2.
Binghamton. 2-4; Toronto. 1-5.
American Ascot-tattoo
Kansas City. 7-2: Minneapoli::.
St. Paul. 7-4; Miler-nice, 0-1.
indiaaapolis. i5; Was. 0
Iouisvllle, 2; Toledo, 0.I
TODAY’S GAMES
taller" Lunatic.
Bridgeport at Hartford (2).
, waterbury at Springfield.
New flatten at Pittaficld.
Providence at Vi'orcesler
Hart-191' i, am.
New York at Cincinnati.-
Brooklyn at St. Louis.
Baotou at Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia at Chinese.
' llama-.4 ‘ 1“.
Detroit at New York.
Chicago at Boston (2).
Cleveland at Washington,
St. We at fiilodelphin.
lfltGrVi’m 1.0.9:.
Tomato at Binghanrton (2).
Reading at Newark.
Jersey City at Baltimore (2).
Bun'alo at Rochester.
Five {seam Batters
in: the Major [leagues
1
i
i
6~1.
. i
V
(2).
\—
meme: LEAGUE.
Player. G. AB. R. H. P.C.
Cobb -. ........ 75 2“ 53 196 .358
Sislcr . . . . .87 339 63 121 .357
Veach ........ 89 330 53 116 .351
Jackson . .90 333 49 113 .339
Pecklmush . .83 387 69 104 .339
Malawi-1L ' fiance
Player. G. A. B R H. RC.
lCravath . . . .62 192 31 67 .353
Myers ........ 80 307 38 100 .326
McHrnry ..... 56 170 19 u i .324
Rough . . . .83 312 40 100 .321
Z. Wheat ..... 85 334 46 1'07 .320
BEARCATS VS. SOUND BEACH.
The fact Boaroats of Norwalk will
tra1el to Sound Beach tomorrow, and
take on the fast nine that defeated the
Not-vialk A. 0., McSlmmu and E1ere‘tt
will be the batterie- mr the Bear-
«.8 and the local by: are out hr a
{at 1 o‘clock, sharp. Round trip, 36c. her. have mutt! racer-cod am at-
;‘igmvotg'g’;$gi‘gmfffl'miwhenm‘ “em“- ‘3‘ 1'- I151“... pogsmte. Good for coughs. tough game. The bus will leave cor.
Nebraska is the fourteenth state to “—.‘“ fl- 7 .colds. clc.——Stillaon-Poweli Corpora- 119T Ccdar “We! and Fairlield avenue
rallfv ‘ i sentinel Wont Ade Are Fin-en lion
“
fl _ _ __ A” ..__- ,_ “I-“ “I
MR. WAD
day night prayer services at the Nor-
Jr.. president of the comm.
Forty hours‘ devotion lewd”
John‘s Catholic church, We!“ “3
day morning. A choir on.“ ‘»
Mrs. Mary Smith Kenney. In“
bath O'Brien. George O'Brien. an.
Mm. Punzelt of the Post road has
which
recently bought a chevrolet car,
her son Albert is driving.
Roy C. Lester and family are back
from. their auto tour. during which
they went as tar as' Buffalo.
Miss 'i‘eniston of the Post road is Murray and Joseph an" '- ‘
teaching cmlxroidery at her home sine. ' " \'
5““ above m" Center SChOO‘- John MucCormack has I” .
Andrew Taylor‘s tank and rum? bought twelte Guemsey cowl. m
ed stock impmted fxom the flu ‘-
Enzlish coasts. to add to the. u
at Ox ’Ridzv- Farm. his htfl- . 1”
Chane of prime-11.1 in this towi' .
A n11n1b< of people £10m am «not
expect to 1110101 to Storrs next “
for a greater or less tint to not
in the addlaaee and do_
at the annual “Farmer-3' m -‘
the State Auicultuul m
‘The cost of guest carbntbwt
Maul! cm. has 1-”- m
211m 31 it. a: an 011mm" ' _
«as Gout tickets rot do.“
cost one dollar each A crucial! in“
dinner is now serve?! efuI'yI W"
nut-c. . ;
Nike: Florcnce Gillette. who;
critically ill at her home on
street a few ween ago. I“ w .
mowed for trottmen't to the ,I .
Wfll has new‘ menu! '
may to be able to bet m
for Girl: naeoiine is now in operation
at the curb in from of his oilice.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Rcttig of Nero
ton Heights are roceivim: congratula
lions upon the recent birth of a son.
The Yum: People Society of the
Norman Presbyterian church will
hold a take and candy sale tumor:
row. .
James A. I". Wanna-d and fam-
ily have returned from their auto trip
through-the Whine m.
The Milka: of are. aim and
Ira. Natasha-nee now my in the
Since smith property on Mansfield
avenue.
George F. Bearee. W at thr
M w and Mt C‘oonn—wfli
open! his vacation durim August. in
Canada.
The veteran at Fitch‘s Home ex
pert tomorrow to welcome Henry A
Seder ct Bridgeport. the new euoer
“1th of the Home.
Andrew Taylor has recently added rooihs mt hei horse.
a Hate-u car, predictor the cart. '11 very 1mm ml name 1- are *'~
land Wagon C0,. or Sydney. IN. 1- 11. 111m 'of Denna-1h, how can: the
his mt. thii comm, 'but this have is”
Post—aster Fm a. Smith. who is Wicca or 11-11- scene or nut-ion ‘W
Inerpt pretty bull! than lava finds mm Ange H. inor‘ehoy. can 1‘ ,
“edit an occasional tuning trip in and Mrs Georve‘ unmet-show C i“
his motor attach, “apple." tcr street Th family in M 3' "
m m min: and WedneS- inn and the boy is named h fl
Prince now being enter“ *. ‘1 ‘
Uncle Sam. . ~ ‘ ‘
Oii'icers of the Woe Burn (Jolt m
were recenth elected as M“
President, lu‘1nfmd M M
'firet vicepreaident Fonda: b. *>
that second vio'e-preetrlent. i! m,
Banks; secretary and
George F. Beame. 1.111111111111211. ‘ M ‘
Bond of Omar-acre to cerv-
1921 are D. C. Elliman. Geoff“ Diet”- 1
tier Campbell Conductor! Joh‘W _
Door and Hmborl mum.- lint
.Governors serving until 1930 at“
Henry w Burks Jr. Hat-1a ‘14»
011111111 Edward H.1‘elafid‘ m3
oton Presbyterian church will be dis-
continued during the month of Aug‘
net.
The Home Ink and Trust Cum
party has installed .11 Brandt Automat-
ic maiden. which makes change on
accurately as to he pmcflully infall
ible. .
The king's End Fuel Company is
new delivering coal and moon's sue
plies in a new two-ton Republic auto-
mobile m JuIt added to their-
equip”.
In. G. E. moor, who has been
soc-ling the put two weeks with
rel-Mm in New Jersey and on Loni!
Island. returns! to her home on the
M Read unity.
The Woodwav Country Club mela-
are F. G. “W, L. )1.
Dr. Harold Hindi. Ed!“ 1: I
Norwalk Chronicler