Yom men’s Commitypiglnh
Wednesday night, in Commun.
'l h e come
satin ,and lam] y av
wNengork to take possessou
fair country home at Shore Ha:
I 6 Wire Rich
son oer.an ;, .v -
33033350... of Plum street, was
s sued yesterday at St. gosephs
14mm ,
,
2 r.‘ and 'Mrs. Thomas {Halloren of,
18min” t
'Bill announce the engagemen
ditheglr'daughter, Elizabeth, to Frank
Scotland of Fort street East Norwallt.
" ‘ man’s Foreign Missionary
Tigengf the East avenue M E.
d its monthly meeting
ing at the home of
Willis Bean on Van Zandt street.
of Seaview avenue.
the Locimmod1 Mag-i:-
_ . , _ s
cull-in Comhany, is confine to
1mine wigth a‘ strained :back sustained
1n"-i‘.he"attemtpt to lift a heavy weigh..
.———-—-—-, . . .. fl
6 none 'between the May owers
'anghtheg Colored Cuban Giants on the,
Wicke lot, which the latter won after 1
'leven'innings, 10-9, is still the sub-~
fleet of discussion in East "Norwalk
.‘itndary.
: n Camilla.
an employee of
a
R 0 WA Y TON
Wilson Clark of Ansonia is visiting
his son, Irving W’. Clark of Pennoyer
street. He is about eighty-eight
years of age. '
Interesting Children's Day exer-
cises were held in'lhe Rowayton Epis-
icopal church. yesterday, the complete
{program being as followg: ‘ f
'Processlonal-Looking on the Bright
Side ’
Prayer—Mr. Bell ’
Welcome-Verna Wells. Helen hay,
Francis :Scaiield, Willa Smith, Eve-
lyn Pack, Helen Morrison, Charlotte1
Minor.
lRecitatlon—-"Children's Day Is Here
Again" .. Marjorie Desmond
"Cheery Little Flowers”-Dorothy'
Desmond, Andrea Anderson, Helen
' Desmond
Chorus—”Our Sunshine Day” with
recitation. “Sunshine" by Clara
. Lockwood, Shirley Bowman, Helen
Morrison, Francis Scofield, . Willa
Smith, Helen Kay, Evelyn Pack.
Charlotte Sinor, Marjorie Hall.
Recitation —— “Especially Children’s
Day," ........ XVilliam Bowman
Recitation—“If I Was :1 Robin".
.............. Helen Nelson
"Four Mottoes”~Virginia Rowland.
Margaret “Falter, Katherine Hart,
Shirley Bowman.
Solo—“The Bluebirds Cong" .........
. , Charlotte Minor
Collection Piece-“Giving” ...........
............ Willa Smith
Remarks—Rev. eGorge A. Baird
Collection~(by young girls) ‘
Song «by School ~ _
GRecitation—Jlf I Only Knew” .......
. . . . ............. Helen Kay
Recitathn -— "Junetime" ....... . . . . .
, 3...... . ......... Shirley Bowman
‘ Recitation—“Beautiful Day” .....
' Janet Quick
. Song—~"Welcome Bright Sumertime"
Willa Smith, Helen Kay, France's
'Scofield
, nmcltation~“Praise to God Above” ..
................... Austin Hughes
{Recitation—“A Bright Buoquet" .....
Solos and -Chorus-—-“ln Our Father’s
Care" Dorothy Desmond, Andrew
Anderson. Janet Quick, Verna
Wells, Helen Desmond, Virginia
Rowland, Marjorie Desmond, Ruth
'KaY. Mary Lynch
Chorus—“Summertime" Young ladies.
..Hymn No. 682 (Church Hymnal) by
. congregation.
-. Drill and Chorus——"We Are Happy”
teamwork-436‘: George A. Baird.
W
DEVELOPMENTS
‘ IN POLITICAL‘
FIELD TODAY
Continued From First Page.
. out...
o a" on u‘. .‘n ............
, _Harry , M. Daugherty, breconven-
.‘tion campaign manager for Senator
Harding, began [preparations for the
mremdential' nominee’s campaign bv
requesting. the national committee to
take yrompt, snappy and energetic
action on placing the merits of the
,,JRerlIuDlican issues before the voters
"of the country. Paf'ty managers, it
was said, would start the campaign
v soon after the Democratic Conven-
tion, would not wait until Senator
Harding, and Governor Coolidge were
officially. notified cachet: nomina-
tion. , -.
WASHINGTON. June 14.-—Sena.ior
Warren G. Harding, of 'Ohio, Renal)»
incan presidential nominee was back at
‘his office at the capital today. Ac-
compainsd by Mrs. Harding his secre-
. tary, George Chustiah, and a small
group of senators, he arrived after
' midnight and went to his home on
_.Wyom.ing avenue. The boy scout"
lband of Oil City, Pa... sounded a noisy
.. welcome, and the senator and his
party made "their way, through the
f cheering crowd at the station.
.‘ . nator, Harding said he would r9-
, main in Washington. about; a week.
- He expects to be busy for a day or
“two cleaning up the business he accu-
mulated , as senator. He soon? will
router with Will H. Hays chairman of
the ,Relmblican national committee
‘mth the idea of- getting his campaign
under way at ' once although“ formal.
.nOtification of his nomination will
not be received until he returns to his"
home at Marion, Ohio.
Many neighbors remained: uni? Agr
lamina” '
‘ess thei’,-li’omecqming.
r,.the-Hardings‘i negro cook.
, in the. on .o‘fthose who rushed"
élcome them. Her ex—
_ grasped by, both
rand Mrs. Harding- .
boy: scout band.‘ chosen to Wei.
> Senator Harding; was in Wash- - r
_ Venn-(sightseeing, trip, 1' and it
3e acted for the honor hem a
. ‘- a residential 6311', _
mubhcan choice M p ' ’ Zincluding Osthski and ”bilatzzaro.w of
more by the White .Komevmpn either
side of his amour 7
tor-cycle policemen, and close ‘behlnd
came another automobile filled will:
Secret Service men, -' , f -
3 LONDON, June 14.—-Warren G.
Harding’s personality and menarche"
1' in: virtually unkown. here, newspall‘
are today expressed neither satisfac-Z
ticn nor disappointment With the Re“
dldate. . _. ‘
)Some papers, including the 'I'lmes._
assume the Chicago convention «has,
made possible the election of a Dem-
ocrat to the presidency.
’ oosWON
1vlinen AT, WATERBURY
Continued from .First page 7
was successful in’ again bringing back
two of thestate officers out of the five
elected, in the names of B. C. Mead;
who was for the second time elected
state secretary and Frederick H.
Gaming, who was elected as state pm.-
late. .
The next convention was voted to
be held at New London. while Stam-
ford was in line and a close followey,;
and it is most certain that the con-i
vention in 1922 will go to Stamford. i
The convention was followed by a,
banquet in the evening at the Elton.
Hotel, when some fifty delegates and'
many guests were present.
Saturday morning brought into the!
city of Waterbury many marching'
clubs from the various lodges through-
out the state with floats and bands.
the numbers in line being estimated;
at about three thousand who particl-i
pated in the parade. after which field,
day sports were
ball park. One of the special features
of the afternoon
stunts demonstrated by a noted flier
engaged especially for the occasion by}
the Field Day committee._ '
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A tiny bottle of Freezone costs but
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'Guanieri against
leordas, 3b . ....... .
A d 1 the pwililernstein. ss
9113039, ‘1' ' n.. ,R. Krllv}: l? ........ 5
. ,Brennan, 2b . ..... .
was the airplaneimamn; cf ..........
Lang,
. Carton.
' Tarloy. 9s
as Q r4.- ..
ills! rode two mo: 7'
. PM”,
The
the week end. , ,
New Canaan, but loslng'Snnday to the
fast, Springdale team. On account of
the uncertain weather, Sunday, sever-
nl-vot the Lockwoods did'not show up.
TheLLOCKWOOGS started
Springdale. but he
was in no shape ‘to hold down the
slugging Springdale team. as they
scored eight runs in the first three
innings on five hits. {our walks undo.
couple oi errors- Limlqulst- thenwext
Bridgeport:
in and held them scoreless,.aliowing ;
only one hit ins 1-2 innings. Had he ,7»
started the game, there’might have.
been a different ending.
On, next Sunday therhockwoods will "
go to Sound Beach, [while on, the fol.
lowing Sunday they will gorto Ossln.
ing to play the Sing Sing prison team. .7
-Buses will leave the club rooms, on
both dates.vto ,uccommodate the fans.
The box scores
‘ LOCKWOODS.
- ab 9
o
0
a
I
Tarlov, ss . . . ....... 5
Prince, if
McCarten. c
Ostrowski, p . . . . .. .
Nazznro. 2b
Lindquist, cf ..... . .
Ivlo"t
Herring. 1b . . .’ . .
Guarnieri, ri’ ..
.J ....... IAI
NEW CANAA
. ' ab
Olmsteml. 3b ....... 5
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Bricblc. rf .......... 5
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Totals ........... 41 ’5 12 27 9 2' '
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Lockwoods
New Canaan .......... 100 020 200—5
Earned x-uns-~Lockwoods, 8; New
Canaan, 5. Two-base hitswfiamro,
R. Kelley (1'). Memstein, Ostrowskl,
Guamieri. ‘ Threcbase bib—Lind
quiet. Home run—~Lindquist. ‘Flrsrt
on balls—~01? Hogan. 2: off Qstrowsld.
1. StruCk outnBy Hogan, 4: by 0::-
ll‘mVski. 6. Sacreflcc hits~Prlnce it u:-
’Bennan. Left on bases~-—-
Lockwoods. 9; New Canaan. 11.- Stol-
en basesmllcCarten. Prince. Csordui.
First on error-SuNew Canaan. Skinn-
pire‘Blauvol t. Scorer «- Thompson.
Time—o'l‘wo hours and 10 minutes.
, LOCKWOODS.
ab r
...
Ryan, li-“h
Prince. of ...........
McCarten, c
Lindqnist, 2hr! .. . .
Guamieri, nit 77......
Csordas, 3b
Herring. 1b
Hun, rf
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Elelan. 3b
Mernsiflin. 2b . . . . . .
McGoorty. ss . . .....
W’olfsen. 1b . . . . . . . .
Lang, 1: ............
Dunn, rt
Kelley, if ......... ..
Leonard. cf . . . . .
Joyce, 1'» .........
Totals ..37
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Springdale ........ .. .305 000 001—4
Lockwoods
Earned runs~Springdnle, 3: Look-
woods. 2. Two-base hit—~‘Wolfsen.
First on hzillswfiff Joyce. 3; off Guar-
m‘eri. ,1. '1 no}; cow—By Joyce. 12;
by Gun???
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on basewSprlngdale. 3: Lockwoods.
7. Double pla}*»~‘l‘arlm' to Ryan to
Herring. ‘ W‘lld
Stolen bases-J‘mlov, Prince,
woods, 2. 'l‘imevm'l‘wo hours-
Roton Point
Lockwoods‘fr broke eaten over: .
winning Saturday in.
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8“ W 11'; WW5,-
Cleveland
New York ......‘...._. 34
Chicago ........ 7.28
Boston ...... 25
chshington 24
St. Louis ......W. 21
%D9t¥0it"nuo..-.....y.. 16
Philadelphia 16
New York at Cleveland.
_, Boston at St. Louis.
Washingtonat Chicago.
{Cincinnati ..........1’8 ,
gBrooklyn 27
St. Louis 2’!
Chicago,..........:.. 25
gPittsburgh 21
'Boston 21
lNewYork .....w 21
Philadelphia 19
, Game: Today.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Chicago at Boston.
'St. Louis at New York.
Akron, 9: Reading. 5.
Bufialo-Baltimore, rain.
34
31
Ilgii 31
. 26
22
.. 21
. 18
12
Buffalo .............
Baltimore f
Toronto
Akron
Reading '
Jersey City
Rochester .
Syraouse
.....oo....
' nonlethal”.
Buffalo at Baltimore.
- Akron at Reading.
we}
' Albany, 6: Hartford. i.
“Only one game played.
New Haven.......... 26
Hayfield . . .......... .19
Worcester ........... l6
Springfield .....M' 18
Albany 1?.
Mini-d 15
on.
. Game: Today.
Hartford '3! Plusfield.
.Ne‘e“ Haven at Albany.
Tolédo, 4; St. Paul. 3
Memphis. 9: Mobile, 4.
Horns‘by, St. L...50 203
Daubert, Cln. . . ..«16 1??
Robertson, Chi...41 156
Williams, Phi. ...47 190
Grok. Gin. . 184
Player and Club. G. AB.
Slsler. St. L......48 196
Speaker Cleve...50 187
Jacksonnhih" .46 3185
Milan, Wash. .46 199
Mensch N.‘Y.....34 144
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Nash Engineering......3
sinner-leanfi‘at .........2
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Waterbury .34 J
3."
Team. ‘ , moaning. ,_ " .
7 n “A Won. Lost. ”RC.
'17
18
22 _
21
24 ,
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35
Games Today. .
Philadelphia at Detroit. '
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
lflTERNA‘riONAL LEAGUE.
Yos‘hrday'g Raoul”.
Toronto. 9-2; Jersey City. 2-5.
Rochester. 7; Syracuse, 3.
Rochester at Syracuse (2‘).
Tomnton at Jersey City.
EASTERN LEASUE.
Yesterday's Hewitt.
Standing of the cums.
Won. Lost.
13.
13
19
1?
. 20
21
19
28
Worcester at Bridgeport.
' Springfield at Waterbury.
Ausmcm ASSOCIATION.
R.
39
32
21
33
32‘
. 3'
AMERICAN LEAGRE.
32
48
27
34
29
\
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* nil/many
.660
.654
.560
.543
.500
.438
.327
“.314
mug: _ . , ._ pact
title combats
- the object of making clear the descent
To: boxing 'titlesin the various classes ‘
(1F. Matthison; pugillst‘ exaert of. '
The Sun :and blew York florald. will" ‘
the first of .
which will: appear hex; Sunday, trace , ’
in a seriesot articles,
the progress of chmnionnhip‘vtitles
from’theincention of boxing in Amerla
ca to the presenstime.
The first articles will deal with the
heavywaight‘ class from the days of.
iJacob Hyer, the first American cham-
1
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" NATIONAL LEAGUE.
, ‘ Yesterday's“ Result;
Cincinnati, 1; Brooklyn, 0.
St. Louis, 5‘. NewYork, 3.
Standing of the clubs. '
' We Lost. P. 0. Lone Stars of Westpm‘t on Sunday day-
'0
.533
.563
.540
_ .500,
. ‘ .488
.437
.429
.404 1
Standing of the Clan. _
' Won. Losst. P. C.
.694
.633
.629
.565
w.
e
P. G.
GS?
riser
.500
AS?
.474
.447
.441
.333
fiolumbus. 6'11; Milwaukee, 1-6.
Kansas City, 2: Leulsviile, 1.
Minneapolis, 84; lodianapolls, 5-2.
BOUTHERR ASSOCIATION.
Nashville. 21-10: Chattanooga. 0-10.
New Orleans, 5-2; Little. Rock, (Ml.
Five Loading Hitters
In Major Leagues
, NATIONAL LEAGUE.
pitch‘Lindqgifi‘i' Player'and‘Clnb. G. ZAB.
u .
First. on crrors—Snringdnle. 3; Lock-
H. PG.
.394
.350
.340
.326
.326
P0.
.398
.385
.368 *
.367 -.
80
62
53
62
60
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‘72
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73
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P. C.
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pion, down to Jack Dempsty, the pres-
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ship hisnryoi'the cerium Mr. Mathiw
son will quote facts and figures from
authentic records. and these natural-
ly will conflict with the empty assign
lions made in behalt of many boxers;
s'r. Amysws wwa'
The St. Alarm teamdeieated the
Westport on Sunday by a score 0! six
to five. ‘
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