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THE PLACE llfllliil , ,
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ions out by half a hm 7 ‘ .
score war, :0 t) 19. .
LeaVy’s Quintet ‘Presents a ' Patched. . - I
up Appearance on Floor—Loses“ :T'GER ELEVEN ‘NV‘TED
' by 20 to ,9 Scan 3 TO PLAY IN CALlFORNm
Tr . . - , 'BRIDGEPORT, Nov. 19.—-Two ’ca: If '
3:53 aggmkownzlsslialkegvalggiulzfim 1;ng baskets missed under the shadow 0f: PHILADELPHIA, Ntw. ‘l,9.--VVillla‘l
(to take 3m” at Mt. Vern n84}; the Jersey City goal 1039”,“. with an‘VV. Roper, head coach of the I’rincetm
p. in. New Rochelle 41-5 in GM - ginability to take‘ advtntalze bf' foul , univcr; §*y football team, said here last
roneck 419 p m - D- '1 ma- - goal tosses spelled défim for the pat- night that Princeton has received “a
' - - ched up Brae Ribbon team in the In- invitation to play 3 88310611 the M-
" tolls 'F‘KCE‘S"?
V"Cascaret:’—’_for Liver ‘
and Bowels bring
back Smiles
TRAINS ammo 995an ‘s‘roes
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 27. '
Tram No. 284, leaving New York
2:04 p. 111., will make additional stops
at Columbus avenue, 3:27 p. m., Pel-
gam 3:30 p. m., Mamaroneck 3:39
. m
Jenszv ,1;er «.Flvé N685; our . .1140] cu L "l
‘ BLUE RlBONs m HOT BATTLE Tll(‘(l'ii.1t“j R1
1:.
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l
Nm'
3 and Jimmy Duffy, at,
= Monday night, it was“
Hm. the champion land-'
, ij'lllli'. Toward the’
, jjjunjl Leonard feintcd
1» all from the Lottk-
.'l llzlsh crossed his.
The blow went high-
The football game scheduled to take §
place at Amusement Park Sunday is;
to be played between the King Pins,
of Bridgeport. and the local Tigcr‘
team. The King Pins, have a record
.l :ll’ltl landed on the
li) have a paralyzing
. lilL)DIW(l three times be-.
Algl‘artland decided to
m. contest. '
tun: o.‘ro"scnrcs of oil 1nil~
:nni a number of lndians who
'1 Oil.
l.
.. months and has been try-
‘ ~, uwlu-r ilw'hzmdicap. The
in the right fore arm and
.Il bnllns. After the X‘
lmxt Acorn A. C. Smoker
«j? H the club rooms. 123 K05-
» ‘ , til-xi, Monday night._ The?
I:jj:jj'“ T305750. the crack Welter
j‘ ‘3’} will Slmmus'D'Brien of
>‘l X. 3'.
n l; i.- i‘oucht all thebest boys
Culdr‘ for the past ten yetrS-
."_h: A. \\'<)l2nst. Willie RitChiE.
j- jtj::.- \K'elsh when they owned
Axii’Vf‘inlll title, and anion: his
v‘ -: scraps are two-With .7179
Hu-mpion, Benny Lennard. 7'
vi" other belits will 'be’ Stage
.-:..l.rintl featuring Panama = 7
«m with som other
M select, ,_ ,..
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l
Majority Directors of Amer-
ican League Determined
NEW YORK, Soy. 9.——A special ‘
this season which is incomparable,
' which goes" ’fo ‘Ynake' up ' [belr‘
The team which the Bridge‘
ers
eleven.
meeting of the directors of the AHIEl'l-zjol't tcam has entered on the field
the national commission to award 3ru
place world series money to the New
majority‘dil'octors. These are Jacobi
New York was officially awarded the-f
plaCo at a special meetinr! of the‘dir-
m-iors, who adopted a resolution air,
thorizingr the national commission to:
vi HMO, [WV-“ODS W110 Wit‘ can league to consider the failure of Irthisycar is as strong as any of the ‘1
other teams that they have placed on
a gridiron in previous seasons. The
sure to see a well played game at the
Theluanagemeni.’ ot‘tile Tiger team,
has also arranged to have the field
roped offers it 'did last Sunday. waterc-
by the spectators
having defeated some of the" tic-called itche" billonsness. indigestion. the SiCk
are kept of! the,
Turn the "kill-joys" odt— the heat-
sour stomach and misery-makin gases
,.. Millions ofjmen and women take a
Cascaret now and then and never know
ithe misery caused by a lazy liver, clog-
jgcd bowels, or, an upset stomach.
Don't. put. in another day of distress.
gLet Cascamts cleanse your stomach;
iremove the sour, fermenting food;
j-nw xvi-ulthy through 0 'cra- . .— .- ~ , ~ l ,
. P yolk é\lll‘ell(3:lns hastbeen callsd tggflocal fiesta] lilab not .cilosend an easy :take out all‘the constipated waste mat-
_mnct mm a. noon omorrow y tteam or e r opponen s an ans are {or and poisons in the bowels.
, Then
;3-ou will feel great.
l A Cascarec tonight straightens you
lllllllulilillllllll
’ “HANK" SEVERIED, ILL
St. Louis Catcherin Hospital Follow-
»ing Operation -
STORY CITY. Iotva, Nov.- 19.—-
’“HaIk” Sevcried. catcher for thejSt.
Louis American leacrue club. is in
a hospital here in a criticle condition
due't-oappendicitin‘. He was operated
‘on yesterday. < . .j. .
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LIFI' OFF‘iiCOR‘NS“
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gMermhonght Farm
' Columbia, Conn.
. Miscellaneous.
337?. Cloyog (Bufl Wyandottes)
Hartford; Conn.
iA. '15. Anderson (R. L Whites) '
Wmdhm;N. H.” 7 j. f
-~. 1'1..an (m Oriole!
4:23 p. m., will make additional stops
at Mt. Vernon 4:50 p.
q
IRYO 5: 5 n m
.. Train No. 290, leaving New York at
0:13 p. m., will make additional stops
at Mt. Vernon 5:40 p. m., Columbus
iavenue 5:41 p. m.. Pelham 5:42 p. m.,
New Rochelle, 5:44 p. m., Larchm‘ont
Manor 5546 p. m., Mamaroneck, 3:48
p. m., Harrison 5:51 p. m.. Rye 5:53
p. m., Port Chester 5:55 p. m.. and will
irun 10 minutes late to New Haven;
,duc 7:30 p. m.
New Roulelle 5:36 p. m., Larchmont
1 - ‘
javenue 0:34 p. m.. Pelham 6:35 p. m.,
:Manor 0:39 p. m., Mamaroneck 0:41
Tram No. 244', leaving, New York {fez-$8511 feigue' game it}, Colon'ifliliall' fic coast ‘thisjwinter. Mr. 'Roper soft.
as n t.
m., Columbus the'endot the first half thejJersey thought the proposed game would he.-
Coming from behind at no details were given but. it ‘16-
‘mh'm- - (1‘! ' wonder teams of Bridgeport. Local; . Ave. 4352 P- m. P61113111 4'54 p m .
. ' V . . . . , , . ,_ .. g .- . . . 8t _ _
,l \tabbly condition to $86 Aiankees . et Series “ms have hear d of the WK Plus he z—ltun'rtlhem out tonifght and keep em Larqhmont. Manor 4:58 p. m., Mama: lefty“ tlfemdgslggevgf$23£$t¥iauysspaeednd glgée%eg’:t1§:;k place, at Pasadena,
Hill. 101‘ the second - oln fore and kn'ow {110 quality 01' the play i 011 “1' cm arfits. mneck 4:01 I). 111., .Harrison 5.03 p. m., W . L j:
Wls-for qualitysnd
38' many cigarettein
mmh‘my'w‘ ’
“QRTENF P491173 ,Ruppcl-t of New York. Harry Erazeeé park this Sunday: ‘ _
E ' for Boston and Charles Comiskcy, o . A well inary game will also her ~ - . _ _
A ii L . ,i‘hichsn. . iplayed be ween the Springwmds and saggy Wm“? .They work will?!“ you‘_ Train ho. 222, leaving New York
._.- The Detroit Club has l'l'OteSledia team which has not as yet been ," _ ..__ _'__’_“_ "~ . #10231 p: m.. will make an additional ,
Rainer has just discovered nflninst Now York's third place "DOSl‘iselected. ll was hinted that mey‘; 55ml) at P911 Chester 5320 D. m. _ ‘
.\' mv that he has bt-cai lion. claiming that ”1‘? games Carltwould play the Maple-woods of Bridge-iflflflnfils “Ens i Train .\0. .200, leaving_ NeW~ \ork _.
l-rujkjtn. arm around with May ll‘tt'hi‘d 81101110 “Gt be c“I“"‘.‘“¢lport, but this was not ascertained. I lfiél’iiul). 1:3" “'1,“ an??? additiosall 583015 -
. ~ ~ ~j a t emon : p. m.. ‘o um us.
: .:.. “m which (“gamed the pay‘ih'e Yankee players their share offplaymg field‘ not imprfermg with me; p. m.. Harrison 6:44 p. m., lRyc 6:47 i .1
hunts jwm-c reset and the the world Series money- ‘players. The clear field of'last Sun-i , ' ‘ . 29- m. . 3 ‘
win-twight no“. is taking Runner: said that. August llerrmann.!d8y was a great hclpdin that it. saved! STORRS. Conn, .\ov_. J.9.——-iihodo: Train No. 271. leaving New Haveni Q l _ ONE ‘20 . t9
air for a time. He hopes to "hall‘man 0‘ the “U"‘H‘JSS‘O’L formally mluny delays in waiting until the ,lslaud Reds a}? new in the 193d ”1 ”W 5:50 a. m. and Stamford 7:21 a. m.. . l n y j 15 1‘
j lmx in about «on days. fll‘klm‘l’ll‘i’fled ”0919's 0‘7 ”‘0 ’950‘“‘icrowd Went off the field. gmmh 63-“ mung mm?“ conducted by .will make additional stops at Green-f ' ~ HG uts the hole '
.. “WW”. favorite banlmn of tion to Fran-o. se’c‘rolal‘y 0F the "399*; ‘ it“? Agricultural CUHPZQ at 5‘0“”5- ,wich 7:30 a. m.. Port. Chester 7:35 a.,3 t H C f bl ~
l “ho is to moot champion ins. lmt made no comment “DO“ 1'- AMERICAN LEGION ' .{A‘trhorns 3110]! liw‘illi‘llf; ”11‘; “HI“ tint”, 1m" Mamaroneck 7:45 21,411.. New ilo-i u’ ’ 01189 om‘orta Y”
(4 mum. at l' (“ v .5. . _..._.___. j . ' -‘ ‘ ‘ * ' ‘ ’“ WW“ ‘1‘ “ 0 0 1“ 0“ 0" icllelle 7:51 a. m., ML Vernon 7:57 a.
Ti”him-.fili'invznllift:got’thI-fllfloclfV mANY EXHIBITORS PLACED PLANS. NATIONAL onlly oncklap of the} lac: Inttlle‘svgc-i m.: dug 125th St. 3:14 am. (to leave?
4 m. m: ' l; -E :4 ' - '. -~— , ‘ ‘On “'09 a pen 0 C 8 en 9"“ y :onlyl. due New York 8:..5 a. m. 1
.,_ 3]»: his {irriindgnbtilglxt'c111:“!in William Ziegler, Jr.._And Miss‘Madlson‘: ATHLETIC LLAGUEi‘ho Pinecrest Orchards. (iroton.Mass.,; Train NO- 351. leaving 50m.“ NOT" “You'll bC surprised loll". how nice and warm
{-i “up, immwnth [m the title f'l'akc Ribbons 7 ' i .. .-——_ . :were an easy first. with 1’; production.wa1k 7:03 a. m. and Stamford 73;; a! “f . . . r l. - . sir”; 1 0t an
ll. rmrm is one of the rugged William 2‘02“"- , 5"" 0f __'\°r°l‘-‘P’i CHICAGO. Nov. 19.—Tlte,American of 49 eggflfil‘ a YIP‘dflf 40 per CCM- m.. will make additional stops at Rye: (“cry room “‘ our 10““ "‘- ' E! ,
,.,,-,,m>. in m.. mum. and, in addi- won a. third more to the T101108 Pldbsglfemon'launched plans today for a na-glt. was laying like this that crowded _7:55 a. m.. Harrison 7:59 a. m.. Mam-i a fi .. 1°
.x1,.p,,m1v 1....01“...,.ful_ Rus- for horses over 14 hands 2 inches lilzllfilon-wlde athletic, league, to be com-,the Leghorns 011' 0f the lead. The aroneck 8:03 a. m.. Larchmont Manor: '7 ' ' .. . 1 '
ill be required in step livelv with Master Mariner, and In the (31113831103941 0: 1.13350“ File-law Wh‘Ch “Mr?“ is that no pen of any "finely has 8:07 a. m., New Rochelle 8:12 ;. m.. j '{ , ‘ mi “AL i
1w filii's the (~r........m m“. HQ}, “‘1' Tlil'TN‘fi hf‘Y‘N‘S 0"" 103 hands l‘e' include every branch of sport. known.;lald as many eggs for the rorrcsl’nd- pelhanl 8:10 a. m.. Columbus Ave! , ‘ -
he 'cxpt‘l'icnt‘c should pz-ovc‘valua- “wk H‘“ “mm“! with the Pm", 1" ‘ “‘;Undcr DTFSPM plans the nation ygillbegins 1““de “DC? ‘3?le in 1914-; MOW?" ,8210 a. m.. Mt. Vernon 8:23 a. 121.; due : > j r: .
0 the .Tclst-vman. «owning: ni‘ tho thll-tv-fourth Nationfllfiivided into eight zones. 'Afler ellm—ithopght Farm. Columbia. Conn. has 125th St. 8:40 a. m. (to leave onlyLi onEfiPE H EMIER
numb”. ”f "H“. mm. “mm“. “m 1:0va Sho‘x’v in 391213153:qu1181'8 Gar‘dnaiion contlelysts in thefsezuzoncs qthetzvo pins in this lc‘ontetsht. uric Al’hfite due New York 8:51 a. m. i ‘
for an. (is; w- - . . ten. . my DH. . f! ' . iwinners wi inset in in s at .an; ’yan‘tottes am l e 0 er eg ornsg .' . 2,9 .v u 'd' . . p . - ’ .
‘2‘ or ltlltr-irhabiliilxtvhtgliri‘i‘flgn \: ‘11:]; In the clasu for llghl‘vt‘lgllt allgliflodelego. Cal., for a great athletic tourna- :The first of these were second best .s-gnginn?owill fi‘nézqafsfifiogfi‘ifSLS i “Thlfi one register shoots up big: volumes of _
ht. If Lynch and Moore, with a mfm‘WS MISS-IVY 13- Maddtson 0:} géfin'imcnt in the fall. It is planned to awaken» the week with a yield 03 319 eggs. at. ”Rye-8:00 a. 11).. Harrison 8:29 a. mi warm air that circulates upstairs and down, ,
‘- pounds mlvamzléc. were unable WW“ won .flm‘fl ’place with GO .anJ “he California tournament an' vnnnpaliand “1“ “'1‘” was ‘h‘rd “m" “'1'“? \ianiaroneclt 9:33 a. m.. Larchmonti .r throughout the whole house. “5" pct up in the
.j. tho flyweight champiOn, what “a“km‘y ~“_ “"1“." mounts and ]\‘h" g affair and in addition to athletic eVenisduction of 30 eggs. Harry ‘ll. Em‘- ildallé‘? 8-37 9. n1. New Rochelle 8243‘ 1' - (1 ‘he 1 d1. . q, 1 ll " .
to would'untrictl flvVVnighls have how“ are m ”“r‘ ““15“” {0 h" iuth an inlj'itatlon meet is being'arranged. lmon's‘ \K'hite “’yandottes irom Piy— a m. Pclham 82'47 arm” 0.1“,“in morning. an t )e 00m" ‘ ‘1‘ ‘0 looms
ltz-imn? Palm: Wallace “-1.0 10‘1“!“ ‘ . k —- , . ‘. ”mouth. Conn, Jacob E. Jensen'sA've ”8-50 a “L Mt. Vernon 8:53 a? downstairs, are warm as toast.“ j.
l.. l.» 1]“. fl}'\"i‘l.‘:‘,llt champion Of Th0 ODPlllan day TGSN’X'dRY‘VV-I-is “:33. -? POTATO CROP LARGE ' Rhode Island Reds from Northj'flaven, m j all? 7125“} Si 9:]? 8.311). (‘0 leave i ' ‘ “hiy' cellar? Just a3 (00] {IS 1t v
hm fails m Emmi“, how hc ".d by. the greatest outpounn~ o 19‘? . . .__ _ .Conntgand two pens otheghorns on only) due New York 9:23 a. m.’ i * ever was; . .,
Hm title: demands a bout “9" 5mm tho beginning 01‘ “lady? j Maine Y'eldf M?“ ‘, Thfl'fi. 13009001“ by Meadowedge Fermi" Cedar-5 Train No 255 leaving South - Nor—' ;‘ 1, . - _j - _. g. , _
\. -._ “'anac'pvg mam...” de- “1000"“ and seats Were a1 000“” “w; Bushels‘Ol/er‘ That 001918 “ _ihurst. Li. L, and George Phillips, Sey~ , llt 8'19 .nd St mford 8'53 3 m 4 ’ .. “It cost very little to Install—d -. ,‘
. ’i The events Were well filled and the- , .» -' , ‘m Co n all tied ("r fourth lace “a . a _ a . p . 3.! . .9, . _ . ' .
his man 0"" "”1“" 107 -' , l b t ' ' ~ - r! on“ n " 9 D will make additional stops at Rye - , Just one register to put to. you , .
3 p. m. Concedim that class'of the entries “as tie 98 In, In his crop report, Fieldézent ‘2th 33 eggs each. The total yield 8'57 a m "l’amaroneck 9.03 a in It’s im‘ lot as ArB C to , :7
.,,n make that Weight" it is the history of.the show. . A. Sanders estimates the Mame mta-gfor all pens was 1122 eggs which is P. ll m q.’i“‘a m Mt Vernon '9.,§ "4 see. . s dp' B j ..
”ifs-1y that if he gut a mater The large“ individual winnings “up“; torcrop at 21950309 ”.5119“. compared ,163_bcttcr than for the first week, and en? due 195‘“! gt ‘ 9236 a m itot ' rim, and I on t urn any more _§ .
Wilde. “'allacc at 10‘:15 p m"‘° I‘met’f‘mone‘ Herbert 0‘ ”OX’ (“3” With 21312999 00‘0”” 1,81!" 2145753106 better than the aversep for this i“ v"onm due Vow Y5“. 9247; m z fuel than when I had those
bl}: would be dimly conscious gun“,Off'ffif'mgfW:3:°£i°ir::‘n°':22?er.000. The ins-1917 areal-age; Qualit ”MM. ' . ea e fra'ins Vilill ‘No‘t Runi' ' Il three stoves. They Were a nui- g
~‘0nlc inc was counting m'cr’him. ml: ilnfigqflnw 'Farmq ‘ ‘ A ‘ igsvg‘r‘ncfingly 513?; engap‘teforigrggtxfil A great many beginners in “(‘19 WU"; Attention is called to trains indi- sancc. ¥
" —~———~—'— % ' “ A ‘ ., h. ! . " ' ’ . " . ' ' try business have no real stan am or . - ' . 5 of runnin on . . '
1......“ m'". u ..... .. Nm‘“ ‘i‘i‘f: u... you ...n uuug
tn. .3 . a l . ' ' l ; . ' ’ ~ 4 9 ' ' a
. LEAD IN BlLLlARDs (M stallion owned by James Cox Bra-imp gain mmes from higéer yields mmonthe, e88 yield of their fleet“ 1:83;. lowing points: _ . .Why dont you. drop m and see 1% ’2
Mauoome in National Th e ,tdy. of Gladstone, N. J. ' gother' counties, than earlier estimatesiisfgdgn' t'l‘htfthtfzazlzlg‘gggg 93:: "a: .New York and ”3.“ Rochelle, Patti H A EEGELEIN _: ~
Cushion Event r e- -———=—,— ‘ indicate. Average yiolti’for the Sinai a) “‘5 con ‘3" ‘ ‘th' - an d ' f Chester. Stamford, New Canaan. New l p . . g .,
-, lwm. loENTIr-‘v MURDER ha 22:. bushels compared‘with 201- micms 8““ “her ”a“ Wu 3;, n ‘ ° Haven; New London- Prowdenco and Plumbing, ' ' and Heating u: :
Stand'n 1, th ' VICTIM lN NEW CANAAN {1913. j :lrcns during the past 98 years. Boston. , , . 56Water St: t5 Norwalk .3 I.
' g 0 e Players. ' ‘» Rot. general over New 'Hampshlreu'mm- these records have. been icomu Harlem legr and New 1100118119. - ' so“ ,‘ ~
W “7. L. P.2- vireili Believes Girl Once Lived and {and‘VprmonL has seriously rcdllcediplled the following table showingnélci; Branchv‘ille and ‘Ridgefleld. l 1‘ -.. >
g """""""" 1 '8") Worked in Park CRY“ lthe crop, and net at averaze yieldslm‘mbe‘ 0‘ eggs each he“ will“? 11’ - l
H, """""""" f 1 ~85: That positive identification of the .now indicate .being 120 and 110' bwtshould lay on the aseraxe during one _j w.” Ad: ‘ern‘c'm‘ltn. , .
"""""""" 13 3 52‘; murdered woman whose body was 911915 respectively. In Massachusetsimunu? of the. year. Small fling ‘ ~
.................. 2 3 .62.: found in a New Canaan swamp early Rhode Island and (jmmécuqm‘ the mtgflocks that have special care an -
h ................ o 4 .556 last spring will b9 made within a few has been unusually destructive. taking tenlion- can undoubted :be made to;
......... 4 4 .500 days, is expected to be the result of roughly half tbe‘crop, wliile ,n‘vm‘nyl‘do‘better, on the other and. the. total,
r. V, """""""""""" 3 5 “444 an investigation which has been con: ‘sectlong the 1033 is even hung-fl Camper _16_0 isrbeheved to be approximately:
...... ........ i’, 6 .333 ducted by New York and Connecti- 93' giveri are the 1319 blightioilow‘ed‘byfl“ dozen am more than the aver-i
""""""""""" ‘- 7 2‘22 cut authorities during the past week. ,six weeks or warm, wet, weather mange new England farm hen 13:8. and:
........ LL”. 1 8 .111 It 'is‘ understood that: Sergeant. frequent. wide temperature changoalipmbfib?’ “0- reader need “ to “3.10"“:
“HAND Ohio Nov 19 jFrank \ril-ella of the state police, has Aside from the rot. quality is good, and that five dozen eggs would easily sell.
(‘f NP“. Yo'rk t ' k -*R- 14- secured information which‘tends 10.‘yields are higher than earlier; expoaed.it°d3¥ {OEfiVB- 110311333.- ht't L p i
, ,1”. (‘llShl'on bill‘ao: ‘ the lead show that the murder victim lived in. A_further gain of 3 per cent. elm-mgs {trauma}: Eggs em. Gun 0 a); i
; “worm 1.”, n 1hr (ahaumn- Bridgeport for some time. and was Octoberjn Maine. New Hampshireandl bovem 9" ------- - --------- - 7 l
, .5, :0”. 0%], P? t “711th 389m employed at the U. M. C. plant in nus Connecticut raised New England‘s} Jecembel' ~ ----------------- 8 .
3,”ka ‘ 5,») to- 46617.8 Afaupome, city. The home of her parents'is said commercial apples to 1,434,000 barrels: Fain“? -------------------- 12 l
- g; “3;”, a ni ) ' ’3; fifty'SQVe'n to be in Long island City, N. \. compared with 881,000 list year. andl . e ruary to‘cooorroolrc‘om— 18 I
3mm ‘ i an tuck affair Selgcant Virelli could hot be com— 991,000 in 1917. The U. S. crop 13 24,4 March ....... . .............. 19 i
., "“‘lV-r'irrhth inn' ’municatcd with, but it is believed that 416.000 compared with 23,174,000 last! fibril ....................... 20
M I“, ”‘05”; beh‘ éng Maupome he is in New York 'cuy m ~Iconier- month: 24,'f2~l.000 Jast year; and 2-,-, 3a)! ................... 18 l
;.\ in ”w ififty-fgiu'ihgifnifiissgd ence willilothcr ottllimals twho nave :hifloqiairrl‘zeuiiltreggz §u€§;€2no§::éggl Jail; ------------------ 17 LS' _ bl. Dd rich ‘_ .. f
mus g y been'wor' n on e m s er .. . 7, ., - . -- -------- ' ------ ‘ ' 931E Wt
T 'i ,‘ «mllofnx came back With' The womai's body was discovered and over 1918. The box apple ("‘01)le August H-‘---".‘°"E'-1""‘°’¢ 1,5 ‘ -~. e .e Somatic”?
1. It .‘ and a and took the match. sin a swamp near‘ New Canaan early 32,478,000 boxes compared 'with 29,- September . ............... . Ll ;~ , and choice" "3 {1c
143.11%") Ohs' of BTOOMYH. 09- last spring. and immediately after the. ”25.000 Iast‘montb and 21.309.000 last October .................... 0 7 I, toba'coos answefs every WM
4:, agil‘iigiackson. °f1,)9t1‘0it.50,discovery of the remains work was year. New England apples are very Total for year ....'..... :5 regs: :-. desireyouever had! CRIME give.
. , : g 9“ "filings. , 'started to apprehend the multiplex-5. good quality and much more than usual The three best pens m 83C 0 - s _ _ .. 1- __ ‘ ‘ ' E,
.rukroj-lloatetl‘Byron Gillette. of Identification of the body could not of the crop is going into' byproducts. principal virietlestzr: askiollowst 1 j. mchnnlversaldcxghgsuch MW"
w-‘f -‘ _' (a): afternoon, b 50 , .. - , _ v r. d :lthcu 11 These portions of the crop are estima - ymou oc - a j. - . ‘ ~
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