:‘s'ill Vllest Afterl
<-1 Round Bout;
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4m Bitty Gibson 1
'2 "‘mnny Loonurd. the j
glam. will make his;
ttt‘ tlzc your when ltcl
t-mws tuninsl Mel
w .\2r-'.t:t .\_ l'.
in: mu 1‘1">5“7’7-l.\' $3M”.
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.w-i warm z-tmlvsls.
Pp: lHl' at lun‘: walk in ll y opt-n
tllv
l.e onard
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' 5 ll.“ usual shmw-r llnll
rostotl
the
yl‘Stt'l‘tlil)“.
as lll‘UVOl‘lllul
in among lhn
((-t't: inly Wo'hml
.ul lltnny. “i fell so
- that ii was hard to re-
'=‘m".-.§ll:. Guess l'll have
put
of Consort Imitort'ow
..‘tsittcti.
with. llllrt't-Sl is libin':
izulwrts-llvirli bout and
. win Joe llev'tjuuiin vs.
v:E;ith is on titt- same
.- Hosts of friends. Rob.
‘ lm climhiu': tho.
.Y‘I
"wils will ltru‘r a
F.) zitlicalc After .
ct “nosey-Carpentier Tilt
l“'.. ..K‘l 25.,V1‘L’L". l“."‘Tll€'0‘
.:.i of 'n lmxing syndi-
. :.*-w‘-',t"7.‘tl;l}' wired ll. F.
\l Zia-.iuiztm his rept'vscnta-
t_- xutt'ry. to sorttrc Lit-finite
1‘.
firm pscy tor
f‘ztrpont io-r in
‘!.l Junk
ti 3‘ 'tt (inritcrs
.lzu'k l earns.
terms. Stair.-
thvl has wirril
for
tlu- proposed
‘s manager.
bout wz-m to
i‘.
.s that tho l’vrshing Stadium.
mi; 4“ WW pcrsons. probably
. '2 ll!‘ used.
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MADE BY SEABACK
3.7 and Beats Fink in Nation.
Billiard Tourney.
Standing of Players.
XV. L. 11.11. P. C.
0 67 1.000
81 .716
29 :667
1‘3 .t'n‘l
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.500
.500
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‘.7~i2l.l’lllA. Pn._ Dec. .10:—
:‘.ll‘..\'I{. m Hartford. Conn.
.ilé/ in high runs, made an-
,. _' sun"; of points in‘lbe’na-
.:.~i l-illiut-d tournuuwnt. )P's-
x‘tntmn. wlwn he hung: up 53
Lizztinst Morris D. Filmy-0f.
. \
. “Tl.“ 0370f. -
ltmdv- his hizh run in the:
.. I: and tit-l‘cnted Fink by at
z-) to 1‘1. Last week Snnbut'k
Duh tun of 68.
n rhu lash-st matches of the
2.: James Maturo. of Colora-
t'oL completed his string
“Mu Edgar 1. ’Ralph. of flights-
.l . \‘\2l> pocketing 93.
‘ :.. cm! his full quota in four-j
llo (lid not mako a sin-
llsv l‘ad ll. .high run of iors
the. ..tonth inning. while
I trzn was t‘zotlrtct'n. .
l>. Kl't'ult’l', or New York, de-
.l- Keogh. Rochester. N.
‘- ‘n 119. in one of the longest
. fillnlx.:‘ of the tournament in
night match. The match went
in innings. It was the fourth
- victory for Krouwr. who lost
7‘ fit throt- matches last chk,
. thrs- other match last night Bonnie-
'V-i: dole-med John M.Luyton. 16:1 to
in twenty innings. Allrn's high
':n was 12 and Layton 25.
'1‘!» ii: I":.\ til.z_\'w;’ collected an
llll"-§i:‘r\(l pcirth“ in tho first six
\ Win l.:=.}'tm‘. outdo only turn-
. lA'znm then until the nine~
. .- rm Allen m'ulexonly sows-tr
‘ lm' Layton was unable to
his ll ..d and h-;- wi-nt out in
r‘: with an unfinished run
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arc RELEASE BAl-RD. :
"r :ing lnfielder to the Roch-'
'ester Club: l
l{. Dec; 10. ~Tiie" Giants
arm unwed the release of Al
: , w rut r Imuisiana infielder.
~ tor Internationals. This
“"lli“ it all the more impera-
. Giants to got some infield-
» 7.;..:..l» was considered one of
" t “sports for nmrt season. ’ 2
y:
1
ti’
. ZC‘SERS GET “ROW‘DY” ELLI‘OTTJ!
‘~'Z\\' \‘Uilli. Dec. Ill—Jflw Brook.
nub ycst’crday acquired ‘Ilowdyv.
. tin> former Cubcatchcr, ltorn‘
uakland club. The Oakland club.
get a Brooklyn =pitcher'v ..m ex—l
.nge. Charlés Ebbets, proficient off
Dodgers found; time-yesterday do,
:n Ernest Kmegcr hill The
in! (t 3
rut‘A
. * g “”eyt-llllllllllllll
_Mahm- as soon as the bell set them in
I
met,
.
Watts tit"
tat liliellENl ttttt _
Fair Number. of Single Session Victories Established
in Several Contests Which Meant Much to Men In»
valved _; =. gm. .
0.“? I'Ound knockouts; in "bouts of few minutes McCoy. 3 11133191“ 5019‘
national or international impurtance and a punishing hitter, diam 0‘
\l‘lllilll the last—runny years have not La Blanche with a flurry ol‘ well d"
l“ “11 fI‘EQuent occurrences: neimt‘r rected blows delivered within a min-
Lh‘i)’ been rarities. Over . the ute or so after the 80“? had sounded-
mmttrn ring record of Eutope and ‘ Palmer’s Quick Finlfll-‘w‘ 7,
Ant: rim. have been spread .a [air num-‘t In 1900 I’Pdlfll’ Palmer, ““3 3””51‘
"'1‘ ”1 single session Vic?Ol'l{.-. clan-featherweight champion, came 20 this
1'». ti lll contest: which meant mu::h.country for the express purpose 0f ”1"
:c the men involvcd. taming a match’with Terry NCG‘W" “-
Walcott’s Victory. Terry did not hesitate to accede to his
Joe “’alcott, variously known as wish and the little fellows clashed at
the Barbados Demon, the :iant Killer Tuckahoe. Palmer. who was hailed as
and by otlwr sobriqttcts which carried a wonderful fighter, never 80‘ $1098!"
:1 llllll 01 his (ism.- prowess,mrtwd the lv started against Terrible Terry.
\n ltm'tx‘t iglit championship of the flashing out or, his comer at the outset
llUl‘lll oy vuuquishing Matty Matthews of ft1p‘fight, Terry beat down‘tho lit—
rn oitt- round. Matthew-s, a rugged fie Briton's guard with a verimblc
lt-llou‘ wuir a propensity for mixing rain of blowsiand the aflair was all
mnttrrs. was one of the most rcdoubt- (“101' but the shooting-
able boxers ever to hold t’hc titlo in Like Walcott, 55“ Gans earned a
llllt l+2~pottnd class. but in 11595 he {it}? in jig timc. Gans, who had been
Juvvd tho llltlt‘ slant of ebony hue and banter. bv Frank Emc. the lightweight
was battored into 1: state 01‘ hvlplcsa- champion. :It the Broadway Athletic
llL‘SS in loss than three minutos oi ac- Club, in New York city. obtained a re-
tual combat. ‘mm mate}, with his conqueror. The
; I _, . lmcn came together at Fort Erie in
tom)“ in; )0le anmlit-r nomblo 1903 The Old Master “tinted with his
and equally lniot’ ('tmtvsl took placate“ Ema as Flank sicpprd m to lncef
on Mexican roil with two 0! th» 1mm. hir m‘wmpp Jot} classed his right t"
mi: ltua: isis of tho day :15 th-t- princi- mg chann)ion':= jaw and the title P85?
pals; .lj'LLtP‘J' Malt-"r. who had rim-n to ed into his hands.
tunw in la sorics oi one-round kllucli‘i nomads (iarpon‘iI-r. hero of law
nuts. if): stm't (l at tlu‘ cxpt-nsc of turn .‘xl'rdncsdm night‘sftgltt. has a numbm'
w
imm-
Maher's Rise. ‘
a;
The
iii-e St T >0'_l)onncll_ "f Auslt'alia,:(,{ one-round knockouts to his credit.
churn he 97m“; “M“‘n'fl in 011‘“;an of which was scored against an-
rmm“: Joe (’“dh'o-‘V Gus Liml‘l‘TF-omor champion of England. Carport”
Nil-k lilil‘lti)". Jerry Slulte‘fl‘)‘. llnb .\lar-' tl‘rl‘ won the European championship
shall. Mike-Alon'issPy and Mikc 5107]}th ' flopping Bombardicf “73115 in [our
tum. was ‘ matched with ‘Bob Fitz-lrnunds in Ghent, Belgium. on June 1'
Simmons. holder of the nll(l(ll&‘“‘(’l2h[;1912; Ilc grantetl»a *rcturn mulch to
championship and vitallongrr of Jim 3 \les and the men'hbolied “P in L0”
( tui‘urll for the litaat-ywoight title. lam: on Dec. 8 n." {no name F0“- 0“
And Fcll Before Fill. ”hat OCPUSiOH HM l-‘srnt-h 361.1! 1111""
‘l “‘35 ltlanncrl to lmw- elm turnip-con sltrrtr-r Work of the Bomhm‘dit‘il
'mt-vt in Hot Springs. Ark, but the!s}ugging him into dreamland in one
authorities in that. resort refused toiround.
rauction the contcsl. Then hogan ai-
pilyrrimage by Fitzsimmons, Matter:
and their followers in search of a‘
battle ground. ‘Thcy were driven from
town to town in Arkansas and Texas
am! finally oromcd the Rio Grandc at
I.Zlng:’il’_l‘. Tex” and pitched 1' ring on
the arid. cactus dotted plain. 'Both
nwn “rm travel worn and Weary and
Muller‘s eyes. into which alkali dust
had been swept by the stirring
breezes. were; badly inflamed. Fitz,
tho fresher of the two. waded into
Fatal Bork Etdrd Soon.
‘In 1913. too. 3. heavyweight fight
at this country ended. and ended fa-
tally. in on:- round Lutlmr llcCatly.
xxho had sprung into lamp by knocking
out Carl Morris some month: previcua
and who “as rcgartled as a champion
3d the making. was matched to-gbnx
Arthur Pelky. a fourth-ram hoax»
weight from Chicopcc. Mass. in an
open air arena in Calgary. ‘Alherm,
. Tho bout appeared in advance like a
pushover for Mct‘artv. and as the men
stepped forward to meet in the center
of the ring as the bell rang. Mct‘arl}
grinned at his opponent and jabbed
j‘lighlly I’clky.’ rushing at him. swept
:his guard down and delivered a blow
to the jaw. McCarty dropped to tho
canvas and was counted out.
Vthn he failed to respond to the
application of the usual treatment
he was carried fro the ring and
laid on tho gran outside the
arena. Efiorts of physicians to t~e~
vive him failed and he died without
regaining consciousness. The exact
muse of his death never was clear
ly established. but the general be
lief is that a vertebrae in his necl:
haul been partially fractured When ho
fell from a~ horse two days beforo
the bout and that the sinzlc blow
lauded by Pclky had completed the
break.
. First: in the minds of fans is the
'onc-round knockout of Fred Fulton
by Jack Dompy'ey at Harrison. N. J..
last year. The men were the leading
Contenders for Jess Willard's crown
and Denmsr-y's Victory in that scrap
assttrod Mm the subsequent match
with “'lllnrd.
action. and whipping our or two
stilt punches to the bewildered Celt's
jaw. dropped him for the count.
On St. Patrick's Day.
On March 17. 1897. at Carson City,
New. Fitz finally attained tho goal he
had so: for himself—a meeting within -
tbcsqtmrod circle with Corbett. As a
prclimlnary to this fight a butt]? be-
tween Dal Hawkins and Martin Fla-
hcrty was arranged. Hawkins and
Flnhu'ty weir-o in the first llight oi the
iigluweights ol’ the day and interest in
thnir sct-to was almost as widespread
as that 'in tho Fitzsimmons-Corbpt:
arl'ray. As thr- bell clangcd tho sig-
nal for the start of tho lightwrights’
r-ngnccment lla\\'kins. who packed a
stunning punch in his left fist. shot the
left to Flahcrty's chin. Martin hit the
maimed-door with a thud and the fight .
‘Nceoy Beats La Blanche.
Gcorgo La Blanche. tltc marine. who
eurnod fleeting fame by knocking out
the immortal Jack Dempsey with a
"lull blow. entered the ring with Kid
MN'ny in 1897. but did not remain
within the ropes for more than a very
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GOULLET TO GO ABROAD.
CHAMPION SKATER
TO RACE ABROAD
Will Ride in Paris. Brussels and{
Nice. :
NEVY YORK. Dec. 10.-~Alfrrd Gottl-QBObby "9‘1“" ”“9“ 9‘" ” Em“
let. the six-day bike king. will sail next E pean T'tHe; H°.‘d°;‘a"d Will ”m
wrek for Europe, where he has con: ‘m to Murray.
trar-ted to appear in sprint races in' RObC” )lcllean of Chicago, Ill..who
Paris. Brussels and Nice. He will bl‘ has been the fastest skater in the
arrompanied by Clarence (human and :COUMU‘EFOI‘ several years, has accept-
Gcorzc .‘Wiley. ihc motor pace cham 39" the challenge or Oscar Matbiesbn.
pions. Though Goullet's contract calls. the European "“9 Power on the “:e'
for twenty wee-ks' racing. he may re-lfor, a match ‘0 doctde the champion
main abroad all next summer. as hafslnp 0‘ "‘9 world, and the "’0 m“
is «.lissatisfiml with racing conditions.“fe‘?t .8! Chmttanin. Norway". some
here. particularly at Newark. which “m“ m February. "0139‘“ ‘7’“ leave
now is the bike centre of America. if” the Land of the Muflig‘ht Sun 0“
0f the twenty Sunday night cyclin! January 6‘ .McLean has beaten every
plums at the Veto de Hirer. Paris. 0319 who has attempted to contest his
“Cullf‘l‘hds boon Offered participation “gm to the premier honors in the
in twelve. Hoalso will ride in .Satnr.IUn“ed SW95, and there was naming
day races in Bmggpm and later in the loft for him to conquer. in addition to
wintm‘ season will switch his opera- being the best 5999‘! skater in North
”0m. to Nice. Coullct says the re Amc-rica McLean is also a clever fig
cant race the Garden was the easiest urc skater and has appeared in many
grim! 1m: had been in “and also the most vaudeville “‘5 on the ice.
romunerative. i VAL IS . D.
FlELDlIQG AVERAGES. . SYRACUSE, N. Y.. Dec. 19.—-Bocky
—-—— tKansa’s, of Male, had a shade the
NE“? YORK, Dec. 1,0.-ln the oflisibetter of Benny Valgu', of New York.
cial fielding averages of the National iin a’femound bout last night.
Baseball League the Cincinnati Reds:
arcwhere they ought ire, consider-
in: that they won the pennant at the
top. The respective leaders in the dif-
fer-r“: positions are:
F51}?! ”base-Konelchy.
N TIONAL LEAGUE OFFICIAL
mu
BRlTTON sears uwzo.
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JOHNSTOWN, P3,, Dec. 19.——Jacln
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'Britton. Wfid’sm welterweight chm
l LONDON, Dec. 10.-To emanation
mm im‘lfim- ,
Krlly. New York. all tied. ,.
Sonora baseaCutsbaw, Pittsburgh.
Third hase———Dcal. Chicag .
Shortgtap—Ten‘y. Pittsburgh.
(ruthenium, Hewflork.
0:3:me
.mcflfie fi' . Mu - ' ' ’.
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{dreams hovel-Pd or: r «tho annual moon‘-
;lng' of the .ln.‘erican Baseball Louzuo
Brooklyn: 35011,.198! night (”tented Sheik W-
.mottwitz. Pittsburgh and St. Inland gm 2'; ten-round bout, ‘ ‘
4.
mutant
NEW YORK, Dec. 111““ the dove
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ltodar, it wa'; obscured from sizbt by
{the smoke screens thrown on! by the
;rival {action in the' League.
yesterday of President Han Johnson
and his live “loyal" suzrzm ions. that s
were entertained that the split in tho
ranks would be healed. Conferentes
between representatives of 1110 two.
factions/Mvaavcr. las i v ' ' t~ h ‘ . . . ..
. L (“g “9” m C" P compltml Vl'llll articles bearing non-‘
night, broke up with the breach
parently as wide as ever.
Charles Comiskey, of Chicago, Jacob
Ruppert and Colonel‘T. l- Huston. or;
New York, and Harry Frazeo of nos-l
ton who have hem opposing Prosldo-nl‘
ofmson, cu - .
J de I'm”! that the pmf‘“mn5.namcs and addresses on all mull fort
of peace" made by Johnson were "in—~
sincere." They also assertod that thug
president and his followers intonelmi m‘,
railroad through legislation {at orahlu.
to their interests. ;
'l‘hv ntinotitv clubs lat-mod a stain-g
mum saving that in ruse tho uwinrity
teams pushcl through l’rcsidom John-f
sons prograr‘t. they would tako retail—1
aim-y nicasures and would not vuhmit
'to “the tyrannv'of mesa who morph
register the will cunts . discredited
man.”
"I never ‘lonkr‘d for ailiHht in lTl'-'
life." said pr‘ sidcnt Jnlmrton xtlmn ho
was attkod if he was for pvnvn “I;
have come lu-ro of n'.\‘ own mun-(l,
'wlth fivc _ stmslb'lo‘ .{rlflifi own: rs. 1
tb ht it best}: airfiéhltho whole:
thing out at one limo. It‘- chp othcr side
is prepared To s'art an? lrou‘t‘r- wasé
shall be propored to mcct them." .;
A‘mcctinc of tho Board of hirer-tors:
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lthia mornin" prnrcdod the assmnbloce’ _ '
0f the club ownc;*s.»r..ll¢d for this nf-i
tot-noon. Th . Nation! League, which
upo‘m‘d its annual sanding: -yosl-Prda.\‘.‘_
wnz in sues-lion «gain ttxlay. ll is:
Waldo that lhé m 'g 7 .23 last:
u‘xuum andinf-Jhe ., .ageou’ ‘ ; nt;
of the press 0! "urccnt husincsé‘.” pro»-
sident Harmer sad}; '3'
JOHNNIE SHUGRUE MATCHEQ
WITH “KID” LEWIS.
\t’ATEllBtTRY. Doc. 10.~«The bux-
ing: curd arranged by the Machinists}.
(intro. of Waterbur}. for tomorrow
night. will son in action some clever
prrformors. Johnnie Slmzrue is card-z
ml for ton rounds against "Kid” Low-
is, champion of Canada. at 125 pounds:
Robby llvimcr. the XL»? Bn‘tain scrap-f
per, will box Jo‘c Ms: savin, at 133‘
pounds over the six-round route; “Bal-
tling" “talker will rural Bobby Kelley_
and'l’oung Stacks will go up against.
Young Harris. both ol‘ which will be
six rounds.
.______.——-———-
mrm ransom.
For Not-walk and vicinity: Fair and
much colder tonight and 'l‘lnxrsday.ii
The storm which was central mt
Ohio yesterday morning ls now now.
in: out the St. Lawrence Vallas’. it:
caused gen-:ral rains during the last;
twenty-four hours in nearly all dis-
tricts east of the Kississippi river. Thai
heaviest rainiall known was liliuch-2
, es at Montgomery, Ala... where a. thund- ’
get-storm occurred. The area of high:
fpressure which has been producing all
severe cold wave between the Bockyt
.Mountnlns and the aflsslrslppi river;
.‘has moved south-castward and is nowl
Ecentral over MLwauri. It is, causing:
zero temperaturr: -< far south as 0k-
lahoma and fro-.ziag temperatures as
tan south as Fri-3 ton, Texas. Th3
tcmperature is 1!: 30 below _zero
along the northern border from Mon-
tana. to Michigan. The lowest temper- ;
' ‘s 44 degrees below
a, Canada. 'At eight
..; it was cotdfi‘ 111;
than it was in New;
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zero at mm: '12. .
o'clock this mo. -..
Vicksburg, JESS”
Haven.
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NEW YORK I‘m... 10.—-—Warnlng that,
Christmas mall. particularly parcel
ipost matter, should be sent early to»!
gavold grave danger of delay and of:
; crushing and damage to
finned coda? by Postmaster Patten.
3 Fivehundned trains have been
pended on . ;
{5; pained out, mane lgdlottlons point.
lto in Mt. We of postal.
Wound-s. ' ' 7
3 Ma'flnenisldflnt the supplement‘
In! moo u cerium holidays would
guammmmwum-
lemon-“unload mums suits until 3_
days More W 101' starting Ry
who” on ma: .wey.” in such
3
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i smo-cumsnms MAIL Exam. 3'
road: serving this city, It. .-
...—
SEALa ON PACKAGES
1
Post Office issues Warning for Mailing
Christmas Gifts
”The-coming of Cbriatuas ind .flm
iohcinz on sale of the find (1mm Chm!-
{mas souls ltr= caused'i‘ho postoffirc de-'
partmr‘nl lo isanc warnings relative
to the use of tiles», and similar seals,
on Christmas packages. Post offices
have received notice from the post of-
to place seals on the address side of
packages in such a way that they will
not seal parcels as such matter as
Christmas gifts is not mailable at the
tourthclass rate of postage.
Unless the foregoing ‘articlcs
turned to the scndcr. if known. otb
Wise tboy will be sent to file division
of dead lottcrs.
Senders are adx’isod to place their
foroizn count rips.
LONDON. llcr. IanA rem-n? tradv
report advises bicycle manufacturer
.01“
Pratt bellied Ho Sold Auto-
’ ’ mobile filmed by Missing
‘ Charles Copoll'l
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Continued From First Page
that her son and Fruit hail visited llcr
homo, shortly before (‘appola's disap
;pear3m‘e. and had “split." a bottle 0:
azwixte. drinking: it in the automobile.
win}? it was Handing in from of fill
‘fice department to advise. patrons “OtiCappola residence.
. Tony Coppola. Prank Lumbardo and
I? ‘o the time of lb ""2 ("‘0 . . - -
D l. c (it run it 11131! matter and to stick the seals onthuzc Cappola testified as to tho last
§time young Coppola had been soon in
.this city. He was in his automobile at
tW'ashjnzton street and Railroad axe
.nue, waiting for passcnzers during; thv
Inoon hour.
are! Chris Mathowson. Maxwell (lculct‘. 0
Stamford, told of his selling the car to
the boy’s father for 8965. An old car
5 This morning a New York chemist
«Will testify as to examining Eit'ljt
:l’ound on the cushions of tho car.
which Wnrt‘ found to haw horn mu m»
by blood. .
Covers from an automobile which
was in poscwssiun of Arthur \V. l’tatt
of Daricn. “hon lt-- was arrestcd in a
New Yor kuarazv. and on which were
red spots. claimwd in; tho stan- m h-
blood. were offered in evidence in the
trial of Pratt. in Superior court tmlay
...——
pointed out by Stnto‘s Attorney H. 3. .
(‘utttnt-Engs arc to ho vxat‘lined'by ah
,-'.\.pvtt. llit"l(lc*llllll to thir: cost! ”‘19
'Govemmem is trying toclcar up {hr
. ‘DFSH‘I’Y 0f the tllr‘.’lr‘p(,~ar‘anru~ A);
tChal‘IPR Cappola, Of South Norwalhfitv
FPb. 14 )3!“ W710 'hu'i‘t l;_l‘.;“‘.. tm~
whine from Mathison. on a conditional.
bill of sale. No ll'ztt't n: (:zzppom has
lever been found. ’Witnnsses have to.- ~
ltifled that Pratt was tn company with
' Cappolo that day.
5 J. 8. Armstrong. of tho New l‘m-k
;detect:iVe force, who arrested Pratt a!
the was trying to sell the car. was tostl;
lying when Mr. Cummings offered tho
covers in evidence. 'I‘lwre Armstrong
Ildentified and said that he noticod I‘fid.
’spots at the time and thought they
{ were made by blood.
1 W’illim H. Aiken. of Tristram k
'IHyatt’s sales force, is now on tho sick
fillst, while Edmund P. Hyatt who has.
al) . . .._ a ,' - ' - .‘ - - y .
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