sh Signs . _ l~ ,_ < .—
‘Formmm 7'". “m. ”5"“; mm
x> llogash‘ welterwei. t c .m- V m b 0. CE W: m m ' I" t- o. > -
m-ricm’.”'” .7 '_ . ~ ~ vi' m . on may —
mo mom boom.— lie» will?
Ryan for eight m I."
'. 9 mmr’rom-mm
round: at the Newark Cokh-‘
:1 inch was originally ”Brill!!-
ucm Eddie- McAndm. i;
"_r at Eddie bowed himoclf out.
' no Sllhsilluied. .
snn’ \' “Tom's;
. .- Dru-an numb- m‘
Billiard Title Tunney. Q
mliug of the. Players.
“*‘U‘c‘C‘DSIOHHHOr
“AGO. Nov. ‘2.——(‘hnrles \Ves-
of Pittsburgh. defeated Erwin
nm. of Sayre. Pa... in the nation-
ki-t billiard championship tour-
nt lwri- yesterday in thirtyWur
gs by :1 score of 1:35 to 117.
r-_\ “er? tied in the twenty-sev—
. i\‘.v'7‘i)'-(‘ifilit,1 and thirty-second
:5. Wcston made a high run of
nil Rudolph shot ‘1‘.
lllrs Mann-o. Denver.
(As McCoy. Richmond, ‘i‘a..
,in. lil'lY-Hll‘f‘P innings. .
ruilo- Nelson. of Rochester, N. Y;.
:tlml (‘lnrence Stafford. of Chica-
‘l';.'- to 104.
icizwiizxr TRAI‘DS
m: (mo wrrn cm
’-~ l'mih Rim-kn in Three Cushion
won from
125 to
.Vlatch.
. l :w YORK. \‘ov. 2.—Ralnh
;~!-~;-:‘. the national pocket bil-
‘i «Linipion. made his debut at
.tl‘ cushion billiards in the Strand
haul \caulnmy. last night. in the
Hill" block of his 300 point match
. Alfredo De Oro. firm-Meat
E [hr :il'trrnnon and night
(:rm-xiln-ut"s total score was
H» lw Uro's 10" points.
., 4n..- wcn in the nt‘h-rnonn by '30
31‘. .-..Il. in thc t-w-ning. by :1" to
(:r-wenlcnt' had five runs of three
~ H. the iit‘tx-i-nonn and tour of
lu- (lm in the
«rt-m1. game had runs of sir. fivr'
Hi fours. 'l‘iw llltllf'h will be
- m .--»i this afternoon and i-u-ning.
ill .‘
i
v -~ x' the l-w-ning.
[An
11 ll:‘()\' T0 I‘ll”.
.VIAHHH'ID SJTI'H‘DAY
-~\ llrituin Buy tn Take Haltiniuri'
nix-lax HR Bride.
‘u . "l Juno" m. slur centcrfié-lvier
0‘ th- 1..ltimor:- (Irioles. champions
:‘ tin llztt-rnatim‘nl Ltflg’li“, and the
'tzler ivuxir-ot 1.;tlrr'. was in Hart-
wil inst niuhl. leaving shortly after
.. 0“ iv! k i‘-.:- linllimurw. .‘lri . where.
1 Saturday night. at V o'clock. he
'r-I lw married in Miss Millie-I Nelson.
i~llL',ili"!‘ of Mr. and Mm. (‘hurles ll.
visun. :xi thc hmm- of the bride-to-
Tlu- Couplv xvii} he alts-titled hyd
and Mrs. John llmm. Jr.. sun and
:lgili"r-iiirll\\\' of John Dunn, owner
fill" linlfinloro- ('!!l'-\.
( Il.\,\l2\' (ll’Tl'tllNTS .“l KIL‘Y.
‘Hll..\ili~II.l'l!I.\. l':l.. Nov. 2,4
Win: A: Aly t‘lmiui. m' Haltinmre,
u»! :rl}:i.l uuipointml Johnny Murray,
it No a» York. in :in l'lg’ilt~r6ilnll list-
L. n! i‘..- Olympia A. A. It was a
i -‘_ N'rnyi and l‘ia'mr-y's margin of
. luv; \-...< u slight o-n . in the third
~ 'ml Mir-my opened (‘haney's right
, .“HF' 11 nick”! plil‘f‘h. but couldn't
mi. and in tht>
.4 {hr
Hm: .i \zmtugr.
ruumls’he ltultlmorr-mi pfled
. :w‘lgll [min is to giie hizu the u-r-
in in tho- si-mi-wimlup Frankie
in Baltimore. bent Joe Ritchie.
.. \:v\\.-r‘k. in eight rounds.
until?" lilil-ZSNAIIAN’ [V “03'-
’l‘l! I-I.‘\ l..
l(l.\"l‘l:l-‘..\l.. Nov. L'A—Roger Bres-
:n'. 'ur-nier major league baseball
wr, :tzritml lu-rs- yesterday for the
3 l'puw- of enlisting local sportsmen
2’. n {HOE-'9‘ to restore Montreal to a
qrmr in the International Baseball
1 ~.lgut‘. Johnny Jluhuc. of Montreal.
v n was manager of the Toledo team.
1 rl season. also is interested in the
., lto-rtaking. it was stated. and will
l-r manager it“ a team is organized.‘
HERMA!’ T0 BOX worm
I’l-tc- Herman. bantamweight cham-
l-“vn of the word. and Charley Beech-
. New York featherweight. were
i 'Jcht-tl last night to meet within the
v .v c-iglit weeks in a bout of {run
to fifteen rounddbefore' the club
I .2 offers the best inducements. The
l , n. will box either at the Garden or
I xlzr International Sporting Club.
\\‘0.\l.\\‘ GMWACK m.
._-'=.;t
Fl .~4‘un‘l‘.ld(‘d in Men's Mill and Is
struck by Angry Citizen.
Jr‘s. .‘Ht mes Allen of» WPSIDOI‘L mas~
: hcre In men'dwclolhes' our:
: l?» lhllowe'en celebration. was in
‘ :r tmlay with a. black eye. charging
" 1' k ibishm with strlk'm heffll‘the'
—. nil inflicting a rut. which extend:
'45“:
~ brought ontrin court that the law
y .hildtrtl a woman from masquerad-
i’ : as :l man. lushta saidaome one
1‘ n-v a hug or flour over-lilo head and
n:— hr turned around he saw what he
stones: -l un< a young malt and struck
tirn. 1:.er luc- round his error. The
(C- irt m‘v “mm-J the case for further
r-m widtvvvfmn, 1111.1th is relfl'laed on
L: l.
l'. S. ARM" RI‘X‘RI’YI'ING
BIKFAKS ‘AIJA’ RECORDS
Oct-mei- [-1
Tina-- Mark. ,
\VASHINGTON. Nov. :.—-R6-cruito
t“. . the regular army continue to flock
1‘ at .rtzrord breaking rates. Adi-Gen.
'73.rri:) omce announced last night.
cl 17.623 enlistment; accepted our;
2 October broke all We time rec-
.. Is for the month.
17,025 in "If" Pence
,.l. was the fact that GG‘ wee“. 0F
momh‘: enlistmcm «1!?!an "'
t thrce warpcrlod; while ‘hrm
. ,3 II ‘. > .’V'-
~- ism. NE. 2.—m um;
i... on he,“ smug-«my "331;“;th or American Moot Pucker: at M‘ _ Governor Hue-EM
Lat" Vilma) “
‘Ln
litwtflhr Pilgrims will to
W
med. ll‘éro yesterday um lt~ had WW1:
med'nouce upon the rafifotdl luvm-toc’celcmm
. . It It I
met that cue-ph- to w: . ‘ :
curses and rules to at. . : “Ii: m our thin moch-
afl'nfinable'exm will In In.“ arm-m
opposition: Witt~ o m 1+.
score of other shippers, as W fire: W . _
mom. said:- an Molten matron- .“ to “whom
tested= to the Interstate Commyoa an Wd'tfi":
Commission W new“ W on live“ new.
rates and by themrimyaucuuti ' ”that film
Deer-bar 1; and noted": he!“ and? W cm? N a
‘ “these are the m m airman... ”new private. or am
railroads recently sought to mfasyxtol upon the email
on less that the-regain? om! Mi Wrtovtmbral
notice-of thirty don," the summon refine. and to tho “I“ of
said, addingvthct the com hailing inflation to thlt ”at: m
denied Mold. The prone-cl 0'1"pr orthc Patriots. who tor-oil
momma. as now presented. “hum momenta-swan“.
added. was to increase dmfliafi the list govern-cm in then}:-
charges by a dollar a day for the‘tory of mankind founded on the
first seven days and by he mmrlncip‘le that all gamma derive
a day for every day thereafter. th‘otr junt'powers from the consent
“Alleged detention figures quoted attire gout-nod."
by the carriers." the statement con- _.___—-——--—
tiuued "were based' on antiquated,me fimmn _
statistics and do not disclose true, SEW~YOIII ELI-SWEDEN.
i‘acts. Subnormal and crippled yards. NEW YORK. Nov. 2.—-'nie New
service throughout the countm to- York slag! politlcnl campaign touched
891m” With bunched deliveries. a'cnlts closing day today with rival candl-
count for much of the detention act- ' dates at tfielr homes prepared to cut
ually chargeable to the carriers. but their ballots tomorrow. and opposing
for which the shippers of the country'leaders and‘ workers reiterating their
l nalized under the pro-confidence n party success
3:52:11 ifil‘ges." . \V’hile the weather man sent forth
a forecast of rain in sections or
CHURCHES ARE FAILING
:.
the state political manager: declared
FOR LACK OF SUPPORT ‘the vote would he the largest ever re-
' corded. \Vomen will exercise the pri\‘~
liege of casting a ballot (or o presiden-
tial candidate for the first time. al-
though two years ago they voted for
governor and othcr state officers
Local contests are keen In several cec-
Preachers Quit Pulpit Because of
. Poverty, Says Dr. Hlilio.
CHICAGO. Nov. 2.—That the church
is a failure, and thousands of preach-
= ”W i
ers are leaving the ministry because
they cannot pay their bills. wu‘as-
erted by_ Dr. Newell Dwight Hillls of
Brooklyn in an address before the
tions. will: the leading fight that con-
ducted by the Socialists in Xew Yer-k
city for ce-electon of the five ousted
members of the Assembly. Party
leaders pnedlct they will elect rive oth-
' three inches back of the eye. It r
A notable‘matter’
. connection with’ the record arm
. Mlnisters' Union here
smigglyionfl ier assemblymen and one or two Con.
' ”The church itself has not broken gmen.
down," said Dr. Kilns. "but the poo—r _-‘~—-——-———-—-f-——
.0. ms" Vcrmwcw
supporting it as they shout . e, . f th .§Ub.Tr‘:M‘;;T at cm.
churches are run by men who are “nuance o e . - _ -
not equal to the task and who refuse S380 8,: $301330; r::::‘cisat:;:inc;‘-
to support the ministers.” : as. . o'. . _ _
Di- mms referred in his address Secret“) Houston. . i the
(c: :2; letter from Emma Goldman., The C'hicnzo bub-Twaséiré‘ s
which had bc'm intercepted by the 1000!“! to be ordered close a» Secre-
- . tarv Houston. the Suh~Treasury at
Fox-ei-nment and umch was shown to_ - - . _
him by a friend in the secret ser-JMO" “33““ been “03"“ "0 We?”
vice The letter 5."; 30.000 are also pursuant o lezlslatlon passed by
dying in Russia every month and C033";-
thai the streets of li’etrograd are ”3.3122123; “2‘3: igtltafigi:
choked with human bod es. _ _ ; ‘ Jmh
"Russia is like a chicken with its :5“ l: mti'fa‘fihxgfioh .01"
head cut ofi.’ said Dr. Hillis. “Under "ma ce ° -.
C -
ed.
lenine, Russia has abolished the au- , _ _ . (3’3")
tocracy of a Czar and set up an nu- “5 9““ 5“" Tram” "‘ u° ‘
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0F SATISE‘ICVTORY SE‘RVIFE.
Z ~.t-...Roge1-f‘s_ €95 Stevens
The home of Hart,‘éc .
- - I & Marx Clothes.
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,- sought c‘ly one your 0(
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‘ month. about hair. of~1he'nen{,,-:
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Not lettenor tales-rims b‘ut‘al:
most won-mils latex-accrue
mama. ' . ,
Tli‘e Mammtfii po-
por—th'cye were written. for you.
m‘mlntcd’for you.
You wfld minimum
«telegram without" 'open‘ ' ingit.
Neither“ you» lay aside
your nmw-m‘m
the advertisements.
, Marciano 1nd manuf
are talking t‘oyon. my tre‘tell»
. ffi f Assistant Treasurer of the . “a
tocracy of labor. Lnder this system finiffd :‘lates at the partlcul .90,” idv. ~M‘
Shakespeare “0“” We P‘°““‘°" is abolished. and officers :1 a other NORWALK do. .- . DIWALR
corn and Tennyson would have d‘i“ emplovcs assignrrl to duty there. are ,, d-g _ 1 2‘ - “A
ditches instead of writing poetry. summorilydismissed. e3: ‘ , ,. q .. ..
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STATE 'SUFFS' To "BET ' “It'll «(mom yon-'5. "'3 TARLOV OS.
'N HARTFORD MONDAY The lun'ch counter‘nt the High , .. “1" BR 1
school was opened, yest alas“; Mrrs. . _ ' Oh"
HARTFORD. XOV. 2.———The 5181 an- Fisher being in charge: Vl h a gro’up‘i' M— _ W» .: ”FT. 3". CW
nual convention of the Connecticut ol‘nghOIzl fiirlshansiisftlnf‘ hfi'f. m “a, .‘ >5, Mali-ckuno flock. $.- "“1"“
' e in: scoo oom eamw r- ‘ ~ __., v. 4
“oman suflmge “smdauou Vi“ be plnv the l-‘alriield team. tmluy. ‘ll‘KhP " 2 T.LEPR°N' 1” i
held heronext Monday and Tuesduy. Baxter grounds. This gami- “ill be "
Miss Katherine Ludmgton. president one o, the he“ of "m “use" The fl
of the state organization. will pro Faiifielil ”on. has beg-r. ”in: an“; _ -1 -z.- - -
side. this year. but the Norwalkeni are con-
- fident they can check them. C. M. - OLD cm
in! mountain-m
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