. '. ”CDAVH 1,. $991. ..
v
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on
do Rothschild fixes
a Coup When "His
W'ne the Cam-
.twliire
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NllliWAlillMT
him i't‘litll‘l that. betting
Hlsmhlrn Stages, run at:
, .lwl' 29.1.1113 of greater
and that James. dc. Bemer .......'102 130138— 370 123.3‘
.- or ”,5 winner. Bringoward “......117 117 ‘120.— 334 118 ’
..mnmous amount. A Meeker n. 136.162 177 4 ,1 i With - ., .
. . mm: 94 pounds. Brig-1 x "---— ._- ...; —. 70.1583. ' ' . M'f‘lm‘is 18 Decision PHILADELPHIA. .‘Nov. 13,—reto "“"emny dangflw" ‘“ “m ”m"
m l proposition. Frm.‘ Ttdl ...-.‘....639 684 700 2011 134.3 0f MQCtlflfl' 0f Heads at Herman, of New Orleamr bantam- The commissioner for motor vchi-
he was hacked ,to 25 Pg)": T'm- 1 ~ 2 3 -TO’|. Ave. -Silringfield wifht Cliftmmon of the 'World, del‘cat- clcs for Connecticut has announced
. ... , , ‘ "Whone- ...‘.. .188‘137 118- 46" r.‘n t "8 Linc-h, of New iork. pms ect- . . . \
. ..., mm not onlv back- 3““ . 117 146 - . a lot... ivc Opponent of Jimmy Wildc i P i that in» intends to use his whole force
. ' "'. sou'tc-ou. ' —-—'—" 9 . ‘ _n.. ._ ..
. =12 mm but told airing Chamberh'n ...130 130 logo—8 3413.153“ SPRINarn-zim. Ma“, No... 1':— round ”bout at the Olympia A. A312: ‘° “mm m" “”“05‘ mm‘emm“ m
. on" ()nc of those‘who Le“? .....'....,123V 39 137.1. 399 133 ”f;'(:lmn.:s rt-lntinns bctwccn the minm-Tmzhi- The contest was marked by cntorcing the laws in a reasonatitz
in ”nation and infest. Paulmo ......130 299. in- 51:; 171 were L‘tigintriliogflr finial “"1““ :“°¥i‘..“?fl.§i§'§io‘i.°’2‘&%ed l 1.- 1mm)" so as m ”we!" the danger.
. _,.‘ g“. Ernest Cassnll. Tm“ ''''' £1216}; g}; 1:: rugation of the nation?” wagreg‘rfmzlrftimid in the nay-1‘); Wuntirpbx‘rfl-f‘sglous and reckless Operation which ms
infill ‘\ \\':t::crinlr on Zino- Curing Robin. 1 2 3 "73': A3: that-’0. rcnttntcd as a result of “cu-mi ir'll‘nngly at. the close and 02.3“}. cum-'“used so many accidcntx to tumor
an “Mr-Mm. Alasnatn ‘Hydc ~72 1.0.9 119—— 300' 100 ' “alignsglutfgariqglnth? gm“ A9"”:‘7‘l tr.“ d“"i"’°"' "9mm" M“ “is man "'9h‘°‘°"‘ °“ ““1““ “mm“
1‘1... (1'. many of the Half-Well ..1...121.i 13-1 ltd—v 367-12233 ties in its: annual nifil‘tinfseaaclrl‘ntt‘lalhzz.‘l'ht: 5335;133:115: figg‘ctrsi‘t‘fmtnnd drcw. The Massachusetts Highway Cont.
. . - . SS ' 3‘. __ , or? ' "‘ ' ~ 35 ~ ‘ ~ '
min lost (in lllt' race. Polvve'ilson do? :13 1:1 {1’1 1'4 '0 5‘“:1‘<‘t111')‘ JOhn ll. l‘drrnll': reports it was announced that brzth had misston has agreed to cooperate mt}
mvnci‘ of Golden Fleece. titotxroinbio'll; 51 107 85: 353% 13:3 mu"vi{ng nn all day executive possiom‘wt’ishcd in a: 118 pounds at tho ting- 3" 0i “5 WW“. “"“ndmg “1‘" “W
‘ U 'ml lllf‘. bflf‘kt‘il his and "“‘ “*7 . _--->— -~~~ -»———— 'wm‘lgnililtml’i-irrltlirrrl‘v (ifalltlkt‘l‘ltj‘nlmlhdlt "Mime! Lyndl looked much lwm-i‘rand cooperation Or it grcat many auto-
tu 1. and stood to win TM?” .....-m 606 556 1643 109 um. He madn no name”“1.35.031?3;}::‘.?;,','-‘u?‘:‘.‘:ffudman; ”P 37515 ln-mobilc clubs and private anew-zed.
i‘,n i‘it't', “Wealthy man 33:11:35de- 13' lfb‘llstz (,To'l, Ave. 35 point.- lllt‘thmls tn bp hollowed "n"‘3" than “I C “x round” “1'” a'.wlll bt‘ used.
~ . .'n..: ‘ —'—::i 2- ring "J‘. -. .-. . .- ‘ .' ' -- . ., ‘ww
"m “Wm \"5'F*crin'r that t‘nt't‘tttlwrs ...ltiljl 166'; 1301 -. if) 11761:, (‘iln :thLl N::?::,Hc: £3}. {‘3'} lit-t amt .l-_ lilti‘ul)’ [rid the gong sounded forthc‘ I’M“ tn" ("‘H‘ "h " ‘ “1‘ ML” "‘
., ; prior tn’thc pnra- I‘lrown .......170 184.123__ 477 159” iii-p,- Among min»; I’lincéet’finm‘i; 351;):wa d‘ir‘m“ first round than the and the Illeisntu'hziwtu (‘nrnunsa‘d'l
3 in H". rim: was. “How lxcm ..z.....t.150 136-152— 438 146‘ unrccmrnt would tnuzn :he “can”, (’1' tn", ‘ 1T" a dmfl' 3"“ i“““"""‘- l‘Pqut‘Ei lliv (ti—(lilt‘l'ullun of ai' 0i)???
swim” Prim-w wmc not Brennan """102 153 “103‘— 358 “93 hshnu-m "f th~ drafts an-l optional “tit:- lt'inlil‘mt'ilcfabnxg“::11)nfIll)”. EM“: ““3“ 0“ “10‘01‘ \‘Ul-if'lcs an! ink ma:
~ -> ' - _. ....1 __ 1 , .. , _... .. agrecmcntg, ‘ . 3 ‘ ' 1' “ y "W "‘ . .. .~ - ~
«rm. ll, inning thc flcr- Total ..... 689 755 696 2140 It: A goneral revision of the mlmv lip-“m“ Without special result. tn mm“ ”NAHUM. the) 95?“:me
. win-xi nr~tivity in the Sales. 1 2 3 To't. Ave. its in tlu- llllntit' l- '-.'uc:~: “an tmdef "”3"“ m”; fir“ m ”mm" Rh'i cut in kt-cp in mind tlic substance 31 the tol
. p... t'trmitc, pi“, hnrs- ITlit'i'm-«i ...... 95 112 126-— 333 111 Th" "law AA ciuon “er: wivr-n ‘ir‘ mis- '3 BMW”: M “”12"?“ ”b“ ’" 3“" 9"“ lowing directions;
l l Milbut‘n ...... 127 121 131-« 382 127.3 Hi?" to increase ””1? ”1". "NV limit in 0 (mod by hem," rights M thc "bs' To o'wrute in a flammable and
, .... 11mm x Itin-d cach was llnbcitsnn ..ITNl. I23 99... 322 10.743 80.0100, an incrcasn cf 53 909 Whit-1 otn- 30:13:: ttied‘to rgtniltalotlhut hi\]' ...1; san m‘anntr -
"hr "‘"1‘ "Ion was not Mason .. 1 ..121 135 149~ 403 L15 mi mm“ “'9“ Klan 2'1 ivorm‘tioml "’ ""' “‘ ”m «"00 “'0“ “I." ‘V 0 "'
‘ J ..-- -.- ML _ __ . ‘ increases. ,round h" 3 Wm" margin. To rcmombcr that lili‘l'" is grcztt
- 4. - - .- ... Total _..,, -u . ' ' Eastern Now Class A. i Champion °“ Dohvnive. . ~ ' - » v " nf'l-c M
.. 1 .nl. liltcttics with Brlh- Stunning v Alt-:3 4&1 52:8 #4:)?” ,2 Thc requcst of class A clubs to: “n“. Lynch opened the second round with danger. owmu to tip noun tr i on
'1 '1 ”m ”Him." that. mm“ Bcckcr ‘ 17 11"._-‘ 319'“ ‘ Wort- x‘cpz-nscntativc on the National :1 (“Tins 0' but labs to thv t‘acu. mtt- ”ms" fiwmal (”Chums
«2.41 H' lm was, Wt? Wild mint» ”77:11.33 $108 It‘ll—"374:1 ' ”loan! at Arbitration “'35 granted by ”m: "w champion on ”‘0 d”°"“““~ I It requests a" 099mm” to allow
, - _ 1' wt: . . - ..., ._~‘ 9-. . “W elevation of President Daniel Lyn“! m'l‘iwmt’t.tl1ctitle holdnr in tho suoicient tiuw Hi llmy will not navr.~
lllllt and n furlnng .tnx Net ....1351.» 111 4-3 14 O'N‘il of the Bauer-n 1 body with be H, H .1 i n
n... («Tubmammm w... Deegan ...”..114 140 me»— 860 120‘ ct ‘ j; ’ “an“ ‘ “‘m . a - ”3’” “m 5°49?" any reason to takc chances.
_ ,‘ _ _ _, .... -1. ass to class A~ the rating which WltllOlll any return. barrint: :1 fwx Ilizilt ' , , . . 1
..-n.-r;tl public scpmcd to Tom . 489 515ld71 11251;": the Eustcrn League now has. The 19an to m.. fam_ 1“,..an Yonkrr To allow,plent_s of time to get to
il-dltsr'liiltl and his follnw- Kmppc 152 148 201 -— 501 167' ”clans AA and onc class B mpmfitm A. C‘?IT;I‘H‘:1-‘v:~a>:l?7ed whrn Mgr-mi»- out to gct homcpltcr the gators.
.. Mill in routlizc incrcriihle "Pun" ------- 99 3‘3 113" 393 993 R. Tmrncy. of NW Western league. for 11w third round that ho ‘i'rl‘tn (in 1" “mm“? “m m ”k" ”"1""
bllpn‘rlrtl .101 13. 120“ 361 120.3 being chosen to the latter office. something to cut down thr- iong land or attempt ‘0 93"” “V” “ “mm ‘1?
.i.‘ Rmhcchlltl Wh ) be- Hutchinson 153 US 1437’ $11 $37 1 J; (.11 I‘Swlng, of Oakland, (HELIWIIS of his opponent and he out 1005“, “"h “-hui‘they cgnnm «Ac :L sufficient or»
u ( (nant ........ 1.). 166 126» < “9 149.6 clcctcd Vice-presndent of the National 1 “rt... ( f l- 1 l' _
. i‘», . p . ..-, ___,. __ < ,____ . .- , ' * ’ m" ‘ft “Mk5l0'1i1“l"fl‘l. lance aht-ad to he :tlwoiutl-ly guy-g
. mli brnn h of the {amt Association to succeed A. T. Baum. 0t \ . ~.
- m g . . ‘ supp}! mcntcd by right uppercuts tn tbr . i . - . .
J m..,nfifimm mm”, on the Total .......6.19 6.).) 108 2020 134,6 San Ftancisco. retired. Mr. hwlng bodv and face Lynch rcnpondel al- ”h” [-19 “‘1'“ L‘ ("J -
- M. .. voung m'm he was Recoil/‘9 Room. 1 2 3 To'l. Ave, was also named it class AA rcprcsentn— la'ntlv 1", tllc'champlon would go 2h, These commissi' rs 81;.) toquer. [he
‘ . . . ‘ Iludnick ......17i 182 204. » 56" 186.6 five on the arbitration bowl to euc- “an... d m m. k I- " co i ~r f -ll b‘l ..
:.:w-kur of horses the c‘hanP- MCCat‘ty ......139 146 139.. 434 1413 cord Mr. Baum. the h M? “,3 Rh c I‘m: an {11.10115 4pr-rd ion 0 d umomn .9 “5‘0-
7 “m.“ considered ncglittl- Anderson .... .110 “9 9G— 356 118.6 The only other buhlness of the day to goof-cm" t c round with plenty clot-ions and ask that such «mm.
1‘ itinztlly won. on a horse “Mm! ......126 125 1:11“ 382 137.3 consisted of passing of resolutions and 8‘" “‘m chumpion's burst M ”Md thctr nlclllbt‘rs and wit ttmu to help
' , llllcy ........130 130 130 - 390 130 selcctton of committees. followed by at ‘ b hv their “mum“... in (,iwwm... m ”n,
. 1 inch run in n 5811"": r899 ' ’..—— —-— Ab ~.... .__..‘ “10m last evening. No new award mmet m alllush in the “”3 and he ' " I l‘
.. lw lost a small fortunt‘i'n its...” ~14...'.1M9'?3?N1 21.13 m_5£s.mnnounced by the urbitratlon $3111 DON.“ 2‘0? ‘gmeww ‘hms '33:” laws. .. - .. .
i W. of into hiq colt Bronzin 1 Standln o! Tum. board durinz the anemoon or (3chan “ " ‘ w cut ° “"3“ “5° “k the CWWam 0' ‘
. _ . h. _ b 1 . Tod‘ms 9w 1. l3 C H G _ ___ _____ tulkcdadvantago of the altttntlon and hc 9.. “€55. it .vu;_v he“. greatlv n
\isctl longs at, was eaten a ow - - - - - L-" p to thc champion with a funillatln of . . . _. ' , , . _’ ‘ ' -
...- hv Swynmm‘ whim bombers 3:“ 1It‘boom ...... g g 1333 "7;.1; Tm N013 ”Kill-s and lofts that cmnpcllcd H". ;|: newslrap'cts‘dnn vt‘u on) ocfotc mc
...... ...... ma. : .::. s 1 ‘ ‘ ' murmur” ..-... . °‘ 9:?
lust an immense coup would have i-‘ttbric. Tires...... 7 2 .777 761‘ t—H-d-‘H of m.. ~bn|l and poked out his ipr,\1,uA h' ll g“: m m": trummltmus [105:1-
- __ _‘ . . . - l. 1': .i t (‘ in "" if“
1‘ "“ “"‘"°"‘”‘“‘h"d' “mm “mm“ quug'qn 5 4 .555 739 Al l'etclcl the Yankee Bo is get- “9 apparently had a keen antwriminn . . . . "d" " ‘ “
tangmpenng ..... 3 3 .500 734 \ ‘ ~ Y- . . _ . rum. undid ask t.-r (~t.l'r‘l'tl Cllllai'lun
an. tlin t’ninmts bookmaker. once rc . r r .- ting a bunch of ring Work since Benny "f m" r""“ 0' "3 “ch 3 ”hm" an] “it" - .
, .. . (.atchousc l .i .44.; 400 . . , Al well out of reach. Lynch won the cnd especutlly tor carciul inspectiun.
a ml to in. :1 long prlcc against a q l . a 6 333 854 Murphy annexed him to but stable.
. . . - 8 PS ----------- - u -- - - .. .. l w t“ to bc bufiy all Wintcr round in a common cantor. it-inrc starting. of brakes and hum
n Mr. lln'hschiltl wittied tr back. Office . 2 -l .333 673 “3“ 1° "-99“ ' ' Human Rama Again. ‘cn um car
mu mn Thom lSOl’l was informcd Shii’l'mk’ -------- 2 7 .222 6-68 “"11an GWORP MIMI! in Hm fiftn ' . ' I
. hf l-wkvd clntt-rprlcc 'll'ld if he Receiving ....... 2 7 .222 732-EXTRA TRAIN TO YALE- round and made a say! , onslaught They ask motorists to cooper-age.
' ‘ "ll’ t lct hclqlioitll vac'ttc' (luring .......... 0 9 .000 606 PRINCETON GAME on Lynch's ribs with his right and with the authorities auJ want.) u.
i- ‘ . ( .__A ____ .fi '
""“l "‘51 0 ‘ » , \ i it Is practically ansured that a hooked 'zis left to tbtI head with good mind them that officers are to be sta-
13mi- of somebody who would.
’i‘lmmpvon rcgaincd cliargln:
‘rl that to mo——ln me. who hetted
Mona lit fnrc I was born'."
lv ltnthsrliild is a versatile sports-
:1 scholar and a matbcmttciun.
. -. lutt- lmpold dc "Rothschild termed
‘ a v wonder at. figurcs. Of an atiVen-
spirit. ho wan happy whcn fac-
i m t-lcmcnt danger. Onc of his
«t'lcitim: was to seek uncertain
pm» with which to follow the
. nil. .chVir‘n in the war anti the
m an cvn. thc result of an accident
[iln‘.in:' calf. have modified his
..«ition. Wliilc wearing a. monocle
' i pinning golf at Penuville, France.
-'t‘ lulll struck tlic monocle. frag-
. of which penetrated his eye, in-
.11
ti.
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WUMORED DEMPSEY ls DEAD.
WNW YORK; Nov. 13.—‘-A wild rumor
- ‘ml effect that Jack Dempsey. the
uld‘s heavyweight cpam
- it killed in an automobile accident,
in circulation here last night. The
heard of the champion was that
- had hurt .bis log in his circus act
ml was using crutchns'. The Associ-
l the rumored
a
I
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plan. had ‘-
I
Gatehouse.
Clat‘k ‘M.‘c.'.‘...144'14.4 I38—- 426 142
FIVE TIED FOR LEAD
IN ANGLE TOURNEY
Canncfax and .u
at. Head 'of’L t'in Three
Cushion Play,
a-
l .3
' .’
CLEVEVLAND. Ohio, Nov. 13.——-Fivc
of the ten players competing in the
national three cushion billiard cham-
pionship tournament arc tied for first
placc. By winning yesterday and last
night. R. L. Cannefax. of New York;
Charles McCourt. of Cleveland; Otto
Reisclt, of Chicago, and Pierre Mau-
pomc. of Milwaukee. are even with
Clarence Jackson, of Detroit, with
three games won and one loot. Jack-
son was idle yesterday.
Reiseit defeated Hugh Heal. of Tole-
do. laat night. 50 to 37, in titty-five tn-
nings. Maupome won from Byron Gil-
lette, of Buflalo, >50 to 25. in sixty-four
innings. Reiselt's run of seven was
_ 1;; it so badly that it. had to berg/high last night.
Connefax and Jess Lean, of Cincin-
inati, met in the opening game at the
day and the Missourian won handily
by 50 to 44. in 56 innings, the victor
making a. high run of 7.
McCout-t registered his victory at
the expense of Tiu' Benton, of Kansas
City. and the Clevelander showed some
or the best work of the tournament.
He ran his 50 points in 46 innings to
33 by Benton and also made a high
run of 7.
tit-(l Press invostigatm _ -
liregcdy, last night. but could neither Standing of the Players.
\crify nor disprovc as tho/circus was Player. Won. Lost.
in mm,“ ‘ ~ Jackson, Detroit........ .. 3 1
, . _ _,. ..-, --.. ,1, thCourt. Clcveland ........ 3 1
.Cannefax, New York ....... 3 1
. I . 'Reiselt, Chicago... ... 3 .1
‘ rMaunome, Milwaukee ...... 3 1
‘ ‘ Gillette, Buualo............ 2 3
i ‘ Otis. Brooklyn ............. 2 2
[A D Heal, Toledo ............... 1 4
“)enton. Kansas City ....... 1 4
| f \ I . . . . . .
l un " then breaksl M
«$223.3: “1' hows t anoussuws FAOE‘PARALWD.
': nu. stuffed-up! Quit blowing
.'i'lin"l A dose of "Pape's Cold
‘1'" tnkcn every two hours un-
are taken‘ usually
MS "p 1 severe cold 'and ends all
; in“ llil.~‘""'v. ’
""1" ‘~' first dosc opens your blos-
“ ...p 'mrtt‘ils and the air passages
‘ ‘1‘- hmri. stony nose. running; re-
—, tln- lind-rlache dullness, feverish-
~. sneezing. soreness and stiffness.
(Eros
[It‘r
Eugene Brousseau. who claims the
middleweight championship of Canada
and who boxed .stxtoon rounds .to a
draw with George Chip. ut Portland,
Me... luSL Tuesday night, made the un~
pleasant discovery yummy to“ we
,aideoribls lace fund his mm more
'sligbtly pumlyzed. A physician who
examined the boxer declared the ail-
ment was not due to punishment to-
.‘oolvcd the bout. shut Mly
was the result of over-exertion in the
ring. ‘ ”
home in Montreal, where he will take
“Prue's (‘cltl Compound" is the ‘nrl' , mm
It thin-St. surcst. I‘elief'known and coat! a. rest and - l “'9, . ‘ the
...l} a few centsrat‘ drugstore; "11‘ ' ..
...-is without amneq"w
( finialns ‘ no '
.. _ .1 a“: ,1". '
'.l>.lf’li(ln5'. on the1 event Drbysbire .....131 131 127— 32:13::
rt Among Thane
"'“tmmtomo ““991 NEW YORK,
Brouamu at once started for his:
uuuduu i
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Bantamweight
Champion"
Defeats Unfit Rival in Six
Round Bout "
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_.___._._.
fMinors .to Resume Relatio
enact. Lynch fought back desperately
but be was short of wol'k. He missed
most of his shots and Herman Curricd
off the honors of the round—with little
trouble.
Herman started the sixth and last
round with a determination to clinch a
victory and he succeeded. Lynch open
ed the round with a rush and tried to
mix it at close quarters but be faded.
Herman uldeatcpped and boolMd a left
to Lynch‘s nose that brought the blood
spur-ting. Herman then stopped in and
with a series of still jabs to the face
and hooks to the head soon had Lynch
in distrcss. Lynch tried to respond
but his blOWS went wild and the chom-
pion won the round and the bout by a
considerable margin.
N TORNADO TO BOX
TONIGHT.
latgpr number of people will attend
the ’l‘ulcd‘rinccton football game at
New lluvcn next Saturday than have
_cvcr witnessed a similar contest be-
itws—cn tin-so universities. The New
York. New Haven & Hartford Rall-
t'oad has prmidcd an extra coach
train for South Nurwalk people who
will go to the game. This train will
leave South Norwalk at 10:13 a. m.,
duc New Haven at 11:10 a. m. m.»
turning trains will leave New Haven
directly other the game. An extra
evening train for South Norwalk
will leave New Haven at 11:45 p. It).
To avoid dellay purchase round trip
tickets in advance. -
______._.._——_———————v
CHANGE IN TRAIN SERVICE
3 NEW 'MVE'N T;_0 NEW KW.
. NOVEMBER 15
On account of the YalePrinceton
football game, the train leaving New
Haven at 4:35 p. m., will leave next
Saturday at 3245 p. m..
vnsnvo
O
Patsy'Johnson .the Trenton tornado.
{who raises more dust in the ringthan
any boxer in the vicinity. will tonight
nxlrlbit his alacrity and min? In
the ring of the City A. 0.. Jersey City.
Hm opponent will be Jackie Sanders.
~nf (hilforuln.
. - . “RFLIEVED OF PAIN FROM GALL
(rated about .0 mtnut ' ~l . -
stations: to chmt‘ord 9:11:31; lfr Mr": . .sroNEs BY MYERNAL “this”
regular “(‘h;(l‘lllt bctuen "$152"; :3‘ Mrs. Elie Matthews of Clarinda.
v ’ ‘ . 1 0
~ ' v l c In-
and New York . (dart, writes to the Tbrel Hymn!
Th - , ‘ s! ll 9:
'5.37: 3:21:31“),wa m In “t? "I don't see how 1 ever got along
I ' ' ‘ cw 0' and image ’ wt-nout the 'J. B. L Cascade! I ma
diate stations will leave on that date -
. . “met-ed . 'th Gall-stones. Shine 1
.at 6:22 p. m., being operated about 45 i; w m
s1
minutes later than its regular sched- of .thetn “d no sick headaches. For
pic at all stations. luv->9 years I had Grippe and Pneu-
g.zrtc‘nia. Last winter I did not €79“
CLARK mmsouonaauuw~ = q ‘ id nd
Youn sun H ' have a “'d‘ I ”m 6' years n S
actor as a Safe Load ”do my own work. washing and all.’
His Opponent. ,
Nov. 13.—George The "J. B. L Cascade” cleaners the
undourwmr w ...... ...... ...... ...... ..
at Maurice Daly’a mm,’;”§.fi‘°h keeps it always tree of population
good account of himself. Clark scored waste.
181 points yesterday against 200 by. ‘I‘bouunds teetlty-tbut. Constipation.
the prospective champion. Indigestion, Stomach Troubles, 'Bitti-
Greenleaf won the afternoon game onaness Headaches and all the mm
’by 100 .90 .73. with a high m of 41. which lbw we
.nnd.cutk.tooktbevuightmr 198 muoumu‘ - -' E 5
und prevented by
and be op-‘
to 100. with a high run of 33. The to- ubsolutely relieved
tal score-now is 600 for GreenIeat and um Nature Treatment.
_499 for Clark. 1 my; Stores.
BLUE mason; DEFEATED tJ‘mcE- 'mi‘”
' 31.24 av Jansev ctrv “J. n. L.
JERSE YcrrY...N. J. Nov. n.—.Be'- operation and «in-
tore ‘thmid or tact 1,500 . ‘ " ‘
fauna.“w cf 6 1 t1 QM. “Ni.
317.9100. free. on
. , ..book
any. _P‘
We. "Are
l W was PANQ'EROUS no: or ACES
Rogue-bod to Drive
Confuilyqu fluent-filly, Especial-
ty Minn line 110‘: Are. Grow“.
A tremendous number of people go
to the ‘YalevPr'mcown and Yoledlarv-
ard games by automobile. This
makes traflic very crowded on cause
occasions and makes the highways
tiont-d along the
force the law
who operate
cause danger.
uni to
rccklcssly
pt'mctitt‘ ail
U'.‘ 30 its 1)
CLUB BOWLERS' SCHEDULE.
State League Teams Begin Operation:
Decembor 12.
The Duck Pin League of Connecti-
cut clubs. including the Suburban. of
Stumt'ord: the Union League, of New
Haven: Brooklawns. of Bridgeport, and
Waterbury and Hartford clubs. guts
under way on the night of December
13. with Brooklawn team playing Su-
burban club, In Stamford. and the We.—
terbury pimhittera playing Hartford at
Hartford.
ing in the clubs, and each organization
has its quota. of expert bowlers.
The schedule in lull follows:
December 12. Waterbury at Hurt
ford. Bridgeport It Stamford; Decem-
bcr 19, New Huron at Waterbury.
Hartford at Bridgeport: January 9.‘
1920, Stamford at Hartford, Bridge
port at New Haven; January 18. Stun-
ford at Bridgeport, New Haven at “'3-
terbury: Junmry 30. Hartford at New
Haven, Watsrbury at, Stamford; Fob
rusty 6, Waterbury at New Haven.
Hartford at Bridgeport; February 20.
New Haven at Hartford. Stamford at
Waterbury: February 21. New ‘mven
at Stamford. Bridgeport at Huttord;
March 6, Waterbury at Bridgeport,
Hartford at Stanford: March 12. Stain.
used it I have never felt a sin! ford at New Haven, Bridgeport “W..-
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terbury.
DAVE MAN WILL ”NOT
MANAGE CLARKIN TEAM f
31m Clarkin. owner of the Hartford
club, of the Eastern League. is in
Springfield on a dowle potpose.‘ fie
wantstobelnoutbeblcdoinsdtbe
convention and he mo mutant) 1nd
9. “good strong mm” to «mun-go bio
Hartford bull club. _Cla.rldn offered
Dpve Ghana. of the Red Box. the job.
but 8‘: replied that be was done
with baseball. Sheen wants no more
of the game. Clarkin is out for a win-
nhgmdummnm can,
out! wont: somebody with major: laug-
1:: cixpéormnw. He intends to come‘
tamérly Biker‘ s ‘8' I
Cascade.” W its “mille-
.- '- rt
main routes to an '
.1 ew York‘ Puppy Proves Sensational
i Winner in Exhibition of Boston's
. Benton Terrier Shown.
{QBQSTON Nov. 13.———ln the Boston
Inter-B show here yesterday‘the nonsa—
ttonal puppy, Ace of Aces, owned by
Charles O'Connor, of New York (329.3}.
m winners’ dog~and afterward won
l
Educating the winners' bitch, Mrs. J l-‘.
Jim's Lady Inna. and also the undw
“tented champion, Soonic Punch. anti-1»
.ed for specials only. Many thought
that Bonnie Punch should have won.
Punch is a heavyweight. weiginc
close to the limit H!) was in beautiful
form, but the judge, John Hudson,
through all his classes whcn it was
possible, put up dogs of the smallv-r.
wcighmi '
Weights. Ace of Aces was
yesterday morning and thc
lt id.
the first time in tbc history of thc Bon—
ton Terrier Club that a puppy has
gone straight through thv FlHH" and
won the spt-cial for the host.
tipped
scales at Just thirteen pounds.
LOZIER OWNS UP TO THEF‘f.
Stole Flour and eBans and Pays Fine
of $35 and Costs
STAMFORD. Conn, Nor. 1:2. -l-‘u ll
erick Lozim' of Sound Boar-ii mum-u
Sutm'i Bcucn was linml $37. in MI
,(‘itv (“otn'l this nmrninz. for llll'ii at
{our barrels of flour. valnvtl at $34. and
a bag of beann. \‘alucd at $10. tlic pm
party of the F. E. Shown (To
pleaded guilt) ‘lo thrcc charges
theft.
Prosectttjng-Attorncy Roma":
plaincd that he was cnmlnyt-d an .'I
driver for the t". E. Slaustm Cu 0:)
three different dates. he sold flour and
beans. which had been loaded on t‘iv
truck. and had been left ovm. T‘u
company employed a prtvatc doterthv
agency, having lOst otlic: articlm. in
zirt'. it :illtwm‘s. was tcmptmi to Villa"
a little cxtra money.
He was tepresented bv Attornm
Gordon. who said that hc had a r‘lt‘nll
reputation, and had 1.. \t‘l‘ bvvn :wrrtut
ed before. llc had bccn working: for
the C. E. Siauson Co. for fin; yours
and was. rcptitcd to ho honcst. llc is
{mariicd and has thrcc childron. Judi!"
Young sentenced hint to pay a fine at
25 on the first and third counts, and
.810 on tho second count.
l.ti;’.lfl
til
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-—‘l‘rv It Hours-o! Wynn -—-
ts‘Ac: auouo'ooos‘m. KE
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special for the best dog in the shown
TUESDAY EVENING.
BRIDGEPORT, Nov. 13.~Al Ketcbu;
the Yankee 1301'. is billed to box Bil»
1195' Adair. in Manchester. N. H.. not.
Tuesday evening. Al says he know
Adair la a hard boy to boat, but it.
thinks he will be ablc to turn 1h.
trick.
Ketchel is getting considemblc m
in Massachusetts and the neighborim
states, and his manager, Benny Mini
phy, has mapped out a big progu'm
for him for the winter. Thc local 51"
says he "Streets to do his training It
the Acorn A. C‘. gym, whcre tho Bridgs-v
port boxerfl condition tlicmnelvcs fa
their battles. '-
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CARBONE STOPS LAUGHLIN.
ALLENTOVVN, I’a_. Nov. {tr—Frat“
Corbonc. of Brooklyn. knockal 0‘
“’illic Laughlin. of Bethlchcm. in in.
second round here last. night.
.5
VVVVVV .1. __.. ‘bi
Driming a Glass
til [lot Water is _
a Splendid hill
Cleanse and sweeten the cyst
Each morning and was away
poisonous, stagnant matter
Tliosc oi us Who arr accustomed 'D
i‘d‘ll dull and lirnvy Wlicn we mun:
splitting in llilflt‘lli’. stuff) from a con,
ioul iongut. nasty brcnth. acid Mort
och, lillll" buck. can instead, both 10‘
and tool Nb ti'cbli :w u daisy always 1‘
“2115114111: lll‘ poisons and toxin.\ fro-
tlw body unit piloapllzllt‘tlJ‘ltlt wat"
each morning.
\K’v Humid drink, lwi'm‘c brvakfanl.
with a to.
a glass of hot water
spoontul of limcstonw phosphatc
to flush from tlic stomach. liver,
nvvs and hmwls tlic prcvious dayfp
indigcntiblc wastc. sour bile and pot}-
sonous toxins: thus cleansing, “ooh!
cning and purifying thc entire alimon-
tan' tract bci‘orc rating morc food.
The action of limestone phonphut.
and hot wutvr on an cmpty stomach
is wontlcrl'ully in
out all thc sour i‘crmcntntlonn. gags.
waste and acidity and givzs uric Q
fine a the for break as . q
poundpg‘; limestone plies-phate out:
very little at the drug store. but u
enough to make anyone
cred with biliouaness. cerium
istomach trouble or rheuflttfl‘m
{enthusiast on internal sanitation.
W..- I _ F
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T0 REASON
Our Butter and Egg Experience—Wholesale and w-
“Miriam.
; hitsnywonderwhywemin
a better position to sun ‘
' your math mung“.- of Butter. Eggs and Choose?
TRY am SPECIAL mouns'r SCORE __
' CREAMERY mm W8 A REAL TREAT.
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tml’ will boom you.
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SPECIALS
. 31m
Choicemonotony~
lb..............67.c
l The league I: expected to pmvepop ‘ EGGS.“
ular. utherc is much interut in bowl
amid. doc. . . . . 61c
, COFFIE.
“‘8.
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39c
“ 611311.3an
Pork and Beam.
‘ ‘3 cans 37c
__§9up.¢un....... _'
SPECIAL 1N DRIED
8EANS
Pen Buns. N. {Stdieéc
. White Beans.
: , Ho
1100
15¢
' Kidney
mantra
0,13%“ lb.
Kim M.
Peas.‘¥
Edger-yous ...... 10c
COCOANUT.
Royal shredded.
__large pktr.14c
SAFETY MATCHES.
doz. plus. . . . . 8 l-2c
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nduhle. A
EGGS.
%%d m
cm
Fine Ame ‘
‘Ltmburger.’ .
Munster. lb.
To" in RISE
Albacore. can . . IZC
Sébeston'
‘ 1.2 a}. u 1.2:
QECIALS on NUTS
Ahonds. WM
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rural.
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49c
49?
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