.
American League.
___._—
Yesterday's Games.
Nuw Yul‘K. ti Detroit. 4.
- . ., ‘- ‘ ica 0. ti.
”m K 0f C will Be iiiiihidlt-Ig‘ti‘ti:t.(7h: Sig-110““. 3,“
nent Tomorrow 0“ \\‘.I.<lIingIon. 4: Cleveland. L’~
.1.
Malone Field; Williams of Stmm" o, a}, m?“ r c.
Springfield W ill Also Be in‘ ‘h “MM __________ ,6 (340
= -No..rw alk Line-up “hung..." ........ 14 13‘388
‘ ...__ New York .......... 2: 9&1:
'-‘ ' Um Iii the lurmsl iIoiiIIs of tilt Huston .............. :I; 1: .Eii‘iti
‘ . I - ~t--'I. Sunday :il'Ii-Iiiuvn. "t'll‘i’ll - -: ------- ' :_ 4‘.
"ago" m .\l._( . I .. .. .. “'n I’hilndclphii ........ to .. .4_.
WM" lllt‘ .\-il\i\:IIl\ -i.I>III..ll liIlllI I ‘ . Q ‘4 3'.”
._ rug." tntli'llu' llut‘lllll‘) Knit-Jun (If h‘l-dn’jl" --------- ;; I4 ‘30“
E l'dumiiiiv. lllllt'. ()II tho- Muloiii- '“II'XIX. ‘ illiitkk’ ------------
gs lluulitin Is bruiuini: dovvu ii‘I:-~‘U" ill-i: Games M"
’~ strongct lino-ups llI )t'.ll.\ .IIII Ian ' 3 3 .. . W ‘
' . .- .. ~- . ~t -' H‘, . 3r“ \utk .it t i\ti.ii.d.
E thO (-r' cl. t\\IrlI-I.~ III l3.il--.\ ‘ i n I'Imtnii ‘ll St Louis.
E ..
E tVirlinu for tlw strini: t‘olnni..‘s ul' \\“"""‘5[“" 1" lletron.
f, 'w Hun-II ‘llIiIIk" llyrr. our tiI' lIII' .
k best pl-Iu-rs turned out in lhuiburv in ’ Natlonal League.
your! will be at short for thv- \isliill‘s. __ y
Y. h‘prwflll. not it) In- oiltdniir. has N- Yfi‘rrdny’ “.mm
.5 run-d Spiiiigliilil l‘infilll'll Letitiii‘ New York 5: :4" Louis. 1 (6 in.
.I‘t‘.0‘t'y_ lit-iii; l'ortiiiinio iii .~u_~t'lll'ill;: Pimp... “I"... U” “”0“.” of END).
6 "finch" l.\in-h :I lnI-nl Mid. and ii . .!..,..mu“_ 5: Brooklyn, ‘3
“k M" d“ ”W l““"””' “n“ ”A!“ “i“ i "il‘t'ilL'tI. 4: l’Iiiltidelplilu. 2. .
5" “‘"L‘ "" “5 Sl'ri'w'i'ld' ""hi'“! ‘1' ; 'I'III- Pittsburgh—Huston game was
'. bat. “""‘ ”“" "”i"-"-‘ ”W "“1"“ “‘ {postponed bu account of rain.
poet in i:i\i- lhiIIliiiI'i El hillllt‘, 'l‘lit~:
in the first til" .'I 3" iii-:8 (II' L'Jlilt.‘ In : Standing 0' the nu“.
twni-Ii tin-w two t-.IIii~_ iii. swoon“: won. Lost. p_C
dam.- ic bo- play-II lll ll:iIIi.IIi\ Ti‘i il‘utsbnrirh ......... is ’i .7\1'.
[to I..Ini.~ will IiiII-Iip in th- :'«;llm\ini jlhuohlyu ___________ 17 1. .654
Ohll't‘ Shit-ill“ ‘-\'I-w York .......... lfi h .653
lhnlitirx Ix'nm. 3b: Mayo. 1": Kiri: 3 “NHL.“ ....... _ . . . . IL! 9 ‘57!
31’: i'ullmuc. If: Itit‘l‘. Sr‘: XVI“. 1" li’uismn ............. 9 i4 .39l
IMHI'II It, I.:I \;il|i~ i'; (:ll.‘.lillt‘ :iiil' I'lut‘ltilutti __________ I“ IV» 3g;
O't'unm-H. In il'liiiuoIrII-Iiiu ........ I; it; .271;
‘NOI\\’7'X'\ IZI|~-) 2h; (NIL: a" ('1'; INI .g lawns ....... 5 '5 33:.”
lilOl". s; \\'htiiI-- I‘t'; Schmidt t‘l‘.
it,” i.; It I'lli 22b; l"ll'l\lll.1"i Games Today.
“1”“ "‘ '1 '.‘”" h 8”“1 I" '“" l" (‘iiu'iiiiizili -II New Yi-Ik.
' "—' A““—"”" .‘il, l.t:llli III Hi'iitikl)".
i'lii.‘:iL'u :I: l'il‘S’lOll
BENNY KAUFF ER l'illii-li"fli ‘il I'l‘.il.nlclphi:i.
.
IN [[88 1-“ AN “BUR International League.
I ‘ Yesterday's Results.
.li Im ). I'll}. t1: l:0t‘llt'.\'lt'l'. l (flit-1
. Illlllllltflj c eIiI-Il tin :It‘t‘OlilIl of rain).
Jury ACQUItS Ballplayer .\r \\.Ill\.".‘; 'I‘I-Iuiitii, ’.'
° ‘ ' ‘ >‘\i.nu<-~. Ill; l:-.iIiiiii:. I_'.
(J‘harged W|th. bte‘allng I' IllilIiOt‘I‘, 4: |'.IIiT;ilii 3.
Autos and Selling btolen - .—
Standing of the Clubs.
cars -‘ ‘ Won. Lost. P.C.
' W- '-:IItiiiiIIII .l‘_' k -l;llli
i NI‘IVV \'t|I:I\'. Mi} ll, 'I'Iw |I|l\ iii . \I. r Ii||\ .II’. 1, 3...]
the lite] UI iii-mi) Ixnuli’. Io-IIIII <l.ii .IHM,‘ y.“ . ‘.. t. [.71
n.“li('l\.l'l iil' llIt‘ (Hunts, t'lmvumi \iltli 'I:HH_..IU ..... .11. I“ ”3‘5
~innit/l I I-i-u) .‘Illal l'l'llllllt.tll\ IIIII\< 3;”..IHKI I“ II .476
in: filJl‘ n illirllt‘l'i}, lt liiiiuni .i \t Illli‘l’ .‘Im , ‘‘‘‘‘‘ _ _ ._. ll .43"
of "It. iziIilM II 10:3“ o'clock I:i.:t iiiizht Humid...“ r ..... 5. II .43“
fl'wlt‘llltt't'tlllllk’ less than an hour. llzounliug _ _ . . 3 3 .. t; H fin“
'l'ill‘ ("w lIt'szIll Iti>l .\liilit|:I) Inl'tili : _—
.lmltzh ('IIIII. III ticIIi-Iul Sessions Games 'l‘odsy.
KuIIIT, wIiIi I'IiI‘IIii-I'Iy ('iIlltllll‘lt'il an .I. H. \- (In. J. “Opium...“
lllvliDllHlllili- .‘lllll lit-chum) lIllHlIll.~4.\_’ \‘ “nil; .” TUHHHU (I).
was i-licI'izi-ii “llll sit-until: :iii :tlllil H, “in”: “I 5H..H.“\._.,
luobih- .IIId with rem-hint: :ind sn-Iliugi |'.;-l1|nI(i:'I :It l‘-ull':ilo.
(firs ho itiww ll! Ii.i\I- II-rii \‘liili'll i ______.
Huuli t'l.lllllt'll his lilih‘ltin'xs this!
'l'lllllt'tl in dislioiirst tlll]!lil_\t'.\ “ho! EaStern Leagues
: oh the :iIIIiiIIIIiIIIlI-s “illioiil Iiisi - -—-————-
Mwlt'tlfil'. ’I'IH- stroutzisl lb‘xlillltlllyl \Pfilt‘riln,‘"§ Results.
liIJ IIIII'iI I nor “JIN triicn by his wilt-.2 I'm-\W‘M. I“; liaiIII’orIl. 4.
who mini “1' \\.l.‘4 “llll her on lIiv| -\“‘UH.\. 3': “filo-Ilium. 2.
night the “’lltll‘n‘s‘t! tor the Iii-Iiso-I-u.] “tho I‘ L'JIIIIIS poslpiiIiI-II
l. n ti-slitiI-Il he was with lllt'lll diiiil-V —_
-‘ his "HNH‘V l'I'iiIii ilii- sub- til' :i stolen! Slant"!!! 0' "If ('IIIM
ear. JIIIIH'N Shit-his and .lillllt'N l~‘.l W00. Lost P. C.
Whaling. principal \tilIIo-sm-s for the Eli'i"'~'"I“”" .|" l .9010
' ' Dlfl’t'uiion. .‘ll't‘ emiiielu. "A“"‘ “-"t'” 5 5» .1115
J . __ Hilt’li'til'il ........... 7 Ti 533
.WDKING SII()\\' I\ "AH'I'I-‘tlltll. \\""'('t‘\it‘l .......... T i; .53\
fHAIt'I‘ivului, Mn) 14. The Ill'si "We” "1 ----- 7 .8 .467
Saturday night boxing show .‘iilkzi .1 In Spi'inu‘lin III .......... 5 7 .4I‘.’
“ill cilv “lure the l‘t!\l\:tl til" the sport “3'“ 'l""’.‘ 4 l“ .356
it down on today's IIII-nl spuit pin 4\”’-"“ ------- 4 l" .2“;
WI. 'iIn- Iillt'l‘l\' [\llilt‘lli' t‘IIIi- Isl
putting (in tin bouts a! tin (Emmi? Games 1‘00!!!-
nealrf’. -'tli(l 'h‘. (‘ulil “In“ H”. h.”_i lliil'tl‘ul‘il :il l'illMIIt-ltl.
/round cluthtsi lielwI-en l‘.I\I* MuiIIr N"“’ ”me" Hi Springfield.
and “lrIIii Kid" \‘Villizinis, lint-nu. ”"I'IL'VDON ill “’orcesti-r.
Roach :Lnd “Kid" i<vIIIIIIII .‘Illtl \iniw AW-"m' at Waitm'huri'.
Currie and Johnny llit‘t'v)’, Zilltl :I si\.
“qr-Gummy. J line 4.
"’45:! fails to play at [lN‘
v: rant: sac/rs so
I FLUSH Klllh’ln's
_ lean meat It you feel Bat-knt'liy
‘ ' or have Bladder
. " ‘ trouble.
..'\ You to get up two or three times dur-
" In: the night.
“is
_ .(IIIen and women
("00nd hnui between
{‘Kid" Colorado.
9" 7:16 o'clock.
.lIuIIIIy Slit-u
The
and
bouts will start
_A'I'I‘II2N’l‘lt)N. l‘ilIlIld
. The Hmwai‘q‘cn A.
fi’wlh’n‘e lo pln the;
"UNIONS l
(‘. accepts the
':lm- ltiI-bons.
l-air'ielt! :'\‘¢--
In. If the,
III_--IIIIIIIeIl
“use and date. the game will be con-
.ldend an fmi'elted in favor of Ilia-
:,r.rflhiami. Ages from 13 15.
has dismond at ‘;3Ii .._
Heat forms uric acid which excites
pnd overworks the kidneys in their
lbw-ts to filter it from the system.
egular eaters of meat must flush
alts kidneys occasionally. You must
fillers them like you relieve your
’owels; removing all the acids. waste
6 Damon else you feel a dull mis-
ry in the kidney region. sharp pains
n the back or sick headache. dizzin—
your stomach sours. tongue is
booted and when the weather is bad
fou have rheumatic twinges. The
urine ls cloudy. full of sediment: the
chanson th'l’l get irritated. obliging
'l'o neutralize these irritating acids
hid (lush on the body's urinous waste
about four ounces of Jnd Salts
, any pharmacy: take a table-
fui in n glass of water before
sat for a few days and your
will than not fine and bind-
disorders dlnppear. This famous
nods from the acid of grapes
lei-on juice. combined with
and has been used for genera-
. to clean and stimulate sluggish
. - neys and stop bladder irritation.
Ind Salts is inexpensive: harmless
'md makes a delightful ottervescen
his- water drink which millions. of
take now and t
serious kidney
Kansas (‘ity. in; Columbus.
Toledo, 5: Milwaukee. 4.
other games postponed. cold.
I.
SOUTHERN
Nashville. fl; Mobile.
Iiiiith, l‘.|il‘l).
Little llock
Memphis. 2:
New Orleans
3 (game
(‘tl
1: Atlanta. 0.
Chattanooga. 0.
7 Birmingham.
ilrown. 6: “'eslcynn. 2.
Mass. Aggies. iii: Trinity. "I
Dartmouth. 4: Columbia. 3.
Vermont. 6: Pennsylvania. 4.
“'est Virginia. 3:‘(lhio. 1.
Cornell. 4: lnfayette. 1.
Springfield Y.
bury. L’.
Purdue. 5: Wasedn. .1.
TRY LEADING BAWERS
American League.
I‘lziyel'. Club. G. AB. R. H.
Hellman. Del i...22 81 16 41
Ruth. N. Y ..... 2! 79 21 33
Speaker. Cleve..25 95 24 38
Cobb. Det.......26 110 29 43
'Steph-s’n, Cleve..25 87 22 84
National league.
Player. Club. G. AB. R. H.
Hornsby. St. L.20 77 16 34
Hargraves. Cln.15 42 6 17
Johnston. Bkn..26 93 21 .. 86
Snyder. N. Y...16 44 2 17
Kelley. N. Y. . .23 87 21 82
LEONARD-KANSAS
NEW YORK. May
champion. and Rocky Kansas. of
falo. will meet in a twelve- round
nounced last night.
The question of whether the
cided later.
of within. Leonard's
Me the cl
.
fins avoiding
Mum
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
ASSOCIA'ITON.
call-
4.
COLLEGE GAM'ES YESTERDAY.
M. C. A., 5: Middle-
IN THE MAJOR LEAGUES
P.C.
.506
.418
.400
.891
‘4
.891.
RC.
.442
.405
.887
.886
.368
G0 A'l‘ HARRISON
14.—Benny
Leonard. world's lightweight boxing
Buf-
bout
at Harrison. N. J.. June I. it was an-
men
are to fight at catchwelghts or make
the 136- -pound class limit ls to be do-
Kan-s' only opportunity
title would be ”a
hinss‘ltpd'so"
‘I:i his i-;Ir
IIEMPSEY ENEAI'IES
Jeff Clark, Joplin Ghosti
Among Those Who ill
pion
‘ ATLANTIC CITY. x. .i.. May l4.——
Jack Kearns, manager for Jack Dem!»
30). announced yesterday that he had
engaged the service.- of,several well-
known boxers and trainers to
the champion in his work preparing
for the bout with Georges (‘arpeiitieix
Anion: lliOSt who “1“ help in the
u-irkouts. l\'t‘.ll'llS sat-i. arr: Martin
Burke. New Orleans: Jim llziri‘y.
l't)l'llll|lll. Ore: Leo Ho'ick, lancaisler.
I':I,: .lefl‘ f‘larkc. Joplin. ‘.\io.: Marty
t‘ross. "llllt k ‘v'igzii‘s :It‘. I \Villit
Jui‘krtwn New York. .and IJIId'Zt
I‘l‘llnii
lh-vnpm-y rI-maiuui lu-hin-i clisod
L'illtb tnmnuhout the day and Went
through but light training.
Ih-IIIpsI-y haQ ordered two I'Isquimo
dogs to keep him company during Ihe
“\l'tllllL'S and the time he is not train-
inz
WAITZ IIEIS CREDIT
FUR TEEHNICAIII. 0
would not bo- :il-II- to go through with
the built on account (if a cut to :l \l'lli
ro-I-n l\l‘(l III II L't) \vitli “.IIIII-
ibllii‘iul physician oi tho- ('liili.
I-Il ll) [be l.‘_'II" fails that it
:iniiounc-
nus only
humane and sensible to slop the
match.
Ill. l'll\t.‘ l-‘ \\tllt\ \.\I.ZI T”
\\l\ .\II.l-."I “"‘Illl HARVARD
Hack to Ike lli~ ":‘l1'." t‘anipln-Il. to
.‘Iu‘l .\il\iiiildur—thncriiur Lake to
“me ('l'llll~illl Haunt-r “'lilli'
Athletes Struggle.
.\l'2\\' li.\\'l-I.\'. May l4.-——l‘-.-ttiiir:
’nsi IllL'lll rtl\tll'|'ll V'iiio- to win today's
duzil ll‘ui'k games. 5 lo 3. .\'o Yale
foriizist. howurr. claimed the llll‘t‘l
by :I izrczitcr margin than Six to 46
points A rcporl that llarynrd has
«II-\eIIipi-d :i hurdler who can defeat
Yale‘s first string nominee. lioh Shed-
dt-u. was current last night. if this
iii true. Yale's chances for taking the
meet are not men. for Sheddo-u is the
only reliable timber topper of the Eli
squad.
New lteciirih Likely.
John Mack. Yale's coach. is looked
upon as likely to shift 'l‘om (‘utnplu‘lL
distance runner. so that he will t'flp~
lure the mile and finish sn‘cond in the
half mile. Campbell is likely to create
new dual meet records for the mile.
hick London III the high jump and
Ted Gardner in the pole vault. Yale‘s
weight men have failed to develop and
llrown and ’l‘olbo-I‘t. of Harvard. may
upset the meet by taking the hammer
and shot events.
To (‘nrryl‘cimson
For To first time the
(‘oniiect cut. although a member of
the Yale Trustee Board. will wave a
Harvard flag. As a Harvard graduate.
Everett Lake. who was shot putter
and hammer thrower for the Harvard
team in 1891. will witness the meet.
Most of the heads of Connecticut Ore-
pnrutory schools who are also Har—
vard graduates. will also root for the
f‘rimson.
W
FRI-ZNt‘HMEN b'OIA'R HIGH
(‘OS'I‘ OF TITLE BOI'T
PARIS. May l4.—The voyage of
the steamer Leopoldlna to New York
with a representative of the French
Government and numerous boxing en-
hgsiasts who will witness the cham-
onship contest between. Georges
Cnrpentier and Jack Dempsey. prom-
ises to solve the financial question for
many who otherwise would be pre—
vented from attending the match.
The voyage. with board during the
Leopoidina‘s stay in the United
States. will cost 4.600 francs (about
$490). as compared with the mini-
mum estimate of 14,000 francs by oth-
er means. Four hundred cabins will
be available on the Leopoldina.
Runner.
Gore rnoI' of
ETHEII GRAY ONLY CHOICE
TO WIN A'l‘ LOUISVILLE
LOUISVILLE. Kin. May 14.—En-
couraged at Thursday’- success. when
the public ianded‘ five out of seven
choices. there was increased attend-
sinie at Churchill Downs, yesterday
afternoon. The weather was ideal
and the track fast drying out.
Men it came to picking winners.
. ver. the talent was in bad form.
0st one favorite out of seven won—
apt being Ethel Gray. at odds .on.
Jones inane winnins handily by s
“1"-
[IXINII PARTNERS ,
Help Condition the Cham-’
assist '
D e i‘ e at s Hughie Bresiin, '
Substitute for Dyer, in
Six Rounds
HULYHKI-I, .‘Iluss. Ma) l4 "1'llt*
ll‘lIAI'tilll‘ii bout Iictwm ll Sammy
“'ullz, Iii ”lillfttl’Il. and "Irish .IiIn-
I'I}" liuirr. (‘l Inland. scheduled
here, last iiiizlii. «lid not Inatcrinlllv.‘
IliiiI-I- iipoitmi to the l‘»u\lli£ ('om-
tilixsiiivi )i-slo-Iiluy :iltil'lioon that hr‘
my" i‘lrtlill‘\_ of III-onkhIL 'i‘hiirwlzn
fluid. at litiuhlou Hench. the decision
of which “us l‘t'lliltl‘t‘ll against lIH-‘
Irish boy.
tit-h 'l’m-liiiiral Rum-limit.
i‘IiI-IIi-i. “ho ill'l'rzilt'tl IHvyi-r lllt'
night III-tore, also :Ippiari-l on lill'
st‘t'lii' :iml “us ready to no :Izuiiisl
\\':i|I;'. iii the l'\t‘lll a substitiitc was
not :I\:III:Iblr. llt‘t\\t'\t‘l'_ annual--
llll‘lll‘l IiziII lI-III :Iiiizidi lll'lllt' wilt-I‘v-
In l‘IIL'LII III-Min would t.ik~ lhri'ri’s
[llllt‘l'. 'I‘hc I-oiit was tiriiiiuntvx? in
the seventh t'iIuIiIl \vliiii ltr. l'.\.'tii.
TWII WIIMEN AMIINii
UNIIINIST NlIMINEES
3 Hill PARLIAMENT
of
BELFAST. May 14.—r.‘-h-lcction
:t‘lster l‘nionist candidate-5 for
'i-lection May 24. has lw-n practically
It‘OI‘niIlO'lPd. and party lindcrs are cen-
‘Ioriiiz attention on Hit' (‘Hlnl‘flill'n-
! The. nominees represent practically
I
all classes of the communitydliibor.
professional. liizinulticiurini: and
Warming elements. The labor men
‘hovuwei. are druvin roin the l'nion-
Ist I: Inks and do not iiitllidr‘ socialists
and members of the Independent La—
l-or i'.iIty. who are tit‘t'llso‘tl of being
.llilPtl with llolshcvism and the Stun
l-.‘cin
'i‘uo women
to make the race for the l‘iiionist
forces. The\ on» “Is It. l'. S. (‘III-
chest- r of “melt! Park. who will con.
to- st for thi- (‘ountx uni t it) of Derry.
and Mrs. II. J. M'.‘.iordie {or Rt-lfact.
: Many names prominent in the civic
and political lite of iii-llusi and l'IstI-r
do not appear in the list of candidates
but there Is yet oppor-
,tuniti for their selection to the sen-
':itI- when the members of this body
arc named later by the lcwer house.
l'lsto-r is entitled to 47 members in
~ihc Invn-r house divided n.- follows:
‘lh-lfust city. 16 members: (‘ounty
illowii. eight nIcmliI-rn; t‘ounty An-
.trim. seH‘n members: t‘ounty Ar-
niziizh. four members: t'ounty and (‘ity
ilh-rrv, tiu- members: (‘Iiuntii-s Tyrone-
‘l-‘crninnngh. three mcml-ois; QIIenII's
'l'ni\vi.~iity. four members
I (If the 19 SiIIII l-‘n-in ( ‘Ilillllflll'l for
l'isttcr. Illllt‘ nrv at prim :.. in jail and
,at io-ust half of the ri-Inziiiul- l' are "on
.thc run."
The list inclIIIlI-s A'llilll‘ Griffiths.
founder of the Sinli l"-lll now in pri-
son. and liamonn dc \lIl-Im. President
of the Irish Republic
CONN. MILITARY
EQUIPMENT CUT
Continued from First Page
_—
of in
haw been designated
Ins anouiiced.
can l-i- taken
morin-s
his Ill'l‘) t-‘uiu for Form.
The reduction means that t‘onnI-c-
Iicut will TI't‘l'l‘t' 5“ of the massive
French (2. l'. I" 135 milimn-tcr guns
weighing neai‘h tiflt-en tons each and
having a shooting range of ten miles
The first plan “as to have twenty-
funr of [hi-es guns allotted to Connec-
licut. eighteen or which were to be
storm! with much other equipment at
Nlanlic 0km: suggested by Represen-
tative Keith oi the appropriations
committee on thr slate pier at New
London. If possible.
tine of the urn-iii [runs will lit" in-
>lliilt'tl in t'ilt‘li of the state armorieil
in Stamford. Greenwich. Norwalk.
imnliury. New London and Norwich
and .’i service battery in that at Dan-
ielson. To make this possible. the
buildings will have to be strengthen-
I-d. which would involve an estimated
cost of 88.000 in Stamford. 812.000 in
Greenwich. Norwalk and Norwich.
815.000 each in llanhury and New
London and "0.000 in lianielson.
80 Auto Trucks Due.
cziir existing lir-
In the new allotment to Connecti-
cut will be. in addition to the six
heavy 155 mm guns. fifteen heavy
tractors. eighty large motorcycles with
sidccars. not to mention arms and
munitions. for other branches of the
service. of which equipment to the
value of about $1.5(io_ooo has already
been delivered.
Amistant Quartermaster General
Charles E. Smith told the appropria-
tions committee. when he first ap-
peared before it in support or appro-
priations of about 8200.000 to accom-
modate the heavy equipment. that
the state had no choice other than to
take care of it or be responsible for
any damage to it. He took the POI!-
tion that the state had been obliged
to house all the equipment that wont
with the military units siloted emer-
to Connecticut when the military
gency board accepted these units.
I No Loading Onto Conn.
'You can say for me that the war
department is not trying to load any-
thing on to Connecticut." said C61.
Payne upon his return from Wash-
ington. "Heavy guns of this type
must be sent to the state unless we
are to break faith with a majority of
the men who enlisted with the dis-
tinct understanding that they were to
work with these guns. With the re-
duced allotment. we can take care of
the material in the coast nrmories."
Designated "ad Coast Artillery.
Col. Payne announced that the reg-
iment under his command. which has
been known at the First Coast Artil-
lery. has now been' officially desig-
nated the 192d Cool. A (155
nun. gun). The redolent s Just
been recruited up to its full strength
sixty officers and -.1081 cm
the]
mdnnndhssbeenorderedtocsmp
Mechanical aids to lalmr a-é
most important nowad 1.“ I} I. is
just as true in the kitchen as .,,~.e.
where, and a met-lIIIIIiI-aliy par.
fected range like the STAMFORD
is quite indispensable. 7 .
Angevine Furniture Co.
16 North Main Street
South N orwalk‘
NEW BRIG-ES
ON -OAKLANDS
The following new prices on
Oakland six-cylindermotor cars
are effective Monday, May 9,
1921:
Oakland Touring Car . . . . .
Oakland Roadsterw
Oaklandfioupe............
Oakland Sedan
Old Price New Price
$1395
$1395 ~
$2065 "
$2065
$1145
$1145
$1815
$1815 .
(All Prices 1'. O. 8. Pontiac, lichigsn.)
At its new low price the six-cylinder Oakland oifers a
combination of high eiliciency and low cost not equalled
by any other motor car.
.1 tion now.
I
Lut'
55‘ RAILROAD 'AVE.
'Arrange for your demonstra-
er M. Wrigli't
Phone 1413
so.N0Rvi ALE
Norwalk Chronicler