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INTEREST IN STATE
BflXINIi ACTIVITIES
HARTFORD. Sept. 25.——A liveh'
- " on in listic circles in Connecticut
Will! forecast In connection with the an-
nouncement that the state Boxing
flammission yesterday. issued the first
Jciense for a meet. the Charter Oak
it Company of this city being the re-
cipient of the same. Thomas Burns.
tof this city. is the first referee to be
“licensed. Chairman Moses‘King 71n-
Ilounced that the new commission will
‘be ready for the season on Oct. 1. It
‘will supervise all meets.
fAVIIIIIIE I3 IAST
IN IIIIilIUII IIIIII
COLI'MBI‘S (1., Sept. 3S.-’l‘wo
mke events Were the features of yes-
‘erday's Grand (‘ireuit racing pro-
gramme. the llonrtl 01' Trade 203 pace
and the Chamber 01 Commerce 3:413
trot. eneh “itli :1 purse oi.‘ 33.4100 at-
tached. helm: d4-ei-le4i as part of a
card of tin- races.
Hunnn II.1r\1-ster was instilled us
{he I'll\0l‘lll‘ in the 2:08 trot: but she
never was :1 contender. lacking her
speed ,1est4-rd:1,\'. something Kilowntts
possessed 1'11 :1111111dnne4- and which en-
nhled her to trot two successive he'tls
in 2:414‘. to take the race. 1'}. Colora-
do was the chief contender. althoturh
«the Toddler did most of the rushing
us the wire in the Second heat.
In spite of Johnny Quirk's Victmy
over “01' Grattm: 1n the King Stake :1
week ago. the latter was made l‘:1\'oi'.
lto to win the lourd of Trade put-e.
and after dropping: the lirst hell 1.)
Johnny Quirk w- M out :111-1 mod.-
xood. Murphy drove Roy (iratton 111
2:01-34. the final I14'.'ll. which equalh :l
his record made last full.
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iBASEBALL
N ationai League.
Standing of the Clubs. -
W. L. PC.
New York . . . 93 57 .622
Pittsburgh ...... .. 89 60 .60.
St. Louis ......... 84 65 .5114
Boston ..........79 72 .523
Brooklyn . . . . . . . . 74 76 .491‘
Cincinnati ...... . 69 80 .463
Chicago . . . 61 88 .410
Philadelphia ...... 50 102 .329
Yesterday’s Results.
Pittsburgh 9. Philadelphia 6.
Heston 8-". Brooklyn 5-8.
Cincinnati 8. Chicago 3.
Only games scheduled. _
lames Todny. .
llrooklyn nt Boston.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
Only two games scheduled.
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'American League.
standing of the Club.
W. - L. P.C.
New York . ....... 94 55 .631
Cleveland . ....... 93 57 .620
St. Louis ......... 79 73 .520
\Vashington . ..... 76 72 .514
Boston . .......... . 7. 75 .493
Detroit . ......... 71 80 .470
Chicago .......... 59 Eli .393
Philadelphia 53 115 .338
Yesterday's Results.
St. Louis 2. New York 0.
lloston 8-5. Philadelphia 1-9.
Univ ironies scheduled.
(imnes 'l‘mlny.
llnston at Philadelphia,
(ml) one gamo schedule-l.
AREERIC‘AN ASSOCIATION.
Minneapolis-111; Columbus. G (first
game).
t‘ulumlms. 9; Minneapolis. 5 (sec-
and game).
Kansas City. 13: Louisville. 1.
Toledo. ll: St. Paul. 5.
.\IlI\\':Illkb‘t-, 3; Indianapolis. 1.
T-Il \ Itl‘. \l)l\(- ll'ml'llfi
IV THF SIAJOR III/Hr] F 8
National League.
' or they're out
25¢ and 75¢ Packages Everywhere
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An allltar football team has been
organized at. Stamford. and is deslro
0113 of booking games with fast teams
of any weight to be played at Hallo-
ween Park. Stamford on Sundays This
team will play under the name of the.
"Stamford All- Stars" and is composed
of t_he members who. last year. play—
ed under the St. Augustine K. of C.
and who held the New Rochelle K. of
C. team. champions of Westchester
county. to a tie score at New Rochelle
on last Thanksgiving Day. They have
also recently acquired a number of
former college stars and look forward
to a successful season.
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Suitable guarantees and booking.-
dates may be arranged by writing
George 14‘. Swift. Jr.. 28 Lockwood
avenue. Stamford. manager Stamford
All—Star football team.
liIANIS ANII YANIIS
SUEIEII, BUT LEAIi’h-
The Ynnks sun'ered by playing' :1
postponed game yesterday“. the Giants
suffered by idleness—that is. the Pitts-
burgh Pirates won and gained half :1
tame—«because they couldn't protetti
themselves. ,
The Yankees lost to the St."l.ouis
Browns and their lead over the In-
dinns was cut to :1 game and :1 half.
The Yanks have four games more to
pl:1,\’——three with Philadelphia. one.
with Boston. The In‘iztns have {our
too. with Chicago. -
’l‘he Yanks can lose :1 some and still
win. The linuons—cain’t lose any. They
must take four straight from Chicago
of it. provided the
Yanks break even.
The Pirates start tomorrow :1 the-
game series with the (‘aklinals The
Giants. have four to plux’. two with
ITIIACA Si‘lil "R —~’l‘wo hnndr 1 Player. ('IUD. 0- A" R. “4 PC Philadelphia. one MN: itostnunud 0114-
and lil'lv-svn :1 ”0,1,2;”mm“,g \ ”ff i”°r""'"'- S" I“ 14:) 573 13‘? 331 ““"f with Brooklyn. 11' they win one or
dav S”gm.” 11 . (4 ‘ . ‘, ' "‘ 1' I“»°‘""”“"- SI- ‘4- ”.4 ""9 1”" I'M 5”" these the 'Pirates. must take the,
a,',,,‘,, 11. 1,,"l_,‘”,”'.” '”‘,“"‘~' f"-°“"‘ Itmish. Cincin. 1111 4:18 '66 142 .341. smug,“ m “a. .. ,
("fl-11 .q. 'llr'ld'l 3,: l l;‘ftlhll‘illl0ll oi euu- lit-Henry, St. I.. M? 557 so liltl .34l'; “- the (Hunts win two ,1,“ Yum”, ‘:
‘ ”- ‘ 1: “ ”HINT-"HY 1-44- (‘4 .4. n .1 10’ 341'.- 4: 113.:14‘ .
ortis. Th4- sqnml preludes 1:17 1.4“” 1111.. 04; on 4 1 .1 “3:161:1- (out, of the ruuim: no 111.11. 4‘
"m” ““"’“'I"~I"~“'- 41- mum-‘4 1.": Iilnl: American League. “ a I I ‘0 1
full: .1111 1:": \;1rs.f\' 4:-1n4lil1tt< ,114‘ph‘,prl Cllih. G. All. R. (1. PC . 1
"F"_”"‘* ”7' “‘5‘ “"1" “"4141" 4h- 1 -r- livil'nnnn net. 147 5:13 112 234 .31. l
8”) "il'l4I11Iilt4's who 11 1\4- 141-or14-41i1',..1.1. Intro“ 1:38 541:. 1:241:17 .:; -- ' f
9"“ 90'"? l\\'4 llt\ 11-4-11 \1 ho 1111\4d in ill uth. New York 1411 5:311 l7G ."411 "~21 I
Hi:- l4-:11I1u:.- \til's‘ll\ pighis mill in YI14'5t‘ol-l)._lletroit 1;,“ 5”; 1:: I97 ‘9” .
Sin-simian 1'l‘r'\\.'. :11 I‘ougllkeepsll. lust Imgym- St Louis 136 {.73 131 ‘.‘l i .'i 74 f
"m' sptakor (3-.1n- 1:11 641:; 1:7 17:: 2A6 - .1
141,000 Persons : Wm, W, U —.1_-4~- .3, _, 1... ..- , ,
SEHV Yank Series lmnn plt'led: n1 ..4 11-. t '1. “1.1-1.1 1...“.
H I‘tIII(‘.Illit Il'iNlH-l 141:1 411111 hnp. .1:
_ Rh“. Y“”'\'- S'It. 2%,.‘,\ total 411‘ In ’initiing tin \--:.1-11-;-:1 I.l‘:ll:llo- 11.4“.
14] (not: [mumps—~11 new attpndll'lpn 11111 . ‘ .1 . ‘
reemtl 1m 1011: consecutiw- hull game “i “111 11...: ”.1 . \,,..1.;\‘ 1,.
:p: 154.4 .1 through the turnstiles to 8“ :31:11:11,711 1.1., l.r.‘_1.l ‘ 11.1111, 14:111.
1 ‘ N“ “"k Phi-"W“! 5“ “5 .i ‘St NEW \nnK svm, xx. 'll1-- 1.4-1.1 H W? 3 "'3‘ ”xi ’ “3.11;..14 I" "
finished .411 1m- lolo Grounds '1' . _‘ ‘ ‘ x1 "" ""‘ " 1’“ '1’ ‘ ' " ' ‘
figuu, ,3 mod: public “‘8“ l l”; moninl fund tor (‘hris'v .\I:1lIl4‘\\'snli. 2:1“. 1, \: \11'4 14‘ __ W ‘ ',-. .. m I
t4“:;1_\')y 4 _ . .‘ .. ,‘ . - . . . ~ ,_....,1
Barlow business m'lnuger ot' the Y. '111- fornn r p1tchn.1: slur oi the .\1.\ \ ”1.1. _\-, \I. tum): \ ll , ., ,: ,‘\_ .1
kces. did not include 1.5411) de 1d-
heads” pet dax. so that the numlni
of persons who actually saw thp games
«was 147 000
Approximately
Friday.
' day and
31000 were present
3141,1100 Sotnrdny. 41.000 Sun-
3.0(141(1 ~\csterdny. Thousands
. were turned :1wnyt'ron1 the park on
Simon).
The best World's series nttendnm‘e
record Wns in 191:. when 114105-1311»:
witnessed thy- lirst tour 2:11:14- s D4 in: a .1
t \(‘\V lulk JI’III A. l I -
1 ‘ " II
ll? \ ( I n I I l‘ I 01“)“
,, 01111015172306 for
Naval Academy Football;
ANNAI’OI’. IS \ltI.S41pt
View of conditions at the
demv regarding football shows
the prospects [or the season are “.\-I
cellent. Losses through nnexpeetrd
‘- deficiencies in studies which meal
7. wrecked the te am last s ison. l1.'r‘;v
not afflicted 114- $4.11,; 1d at :11: ' '1is 51- :11.
Therr are eight 01 list jettt‘ s nm11l;1-,1<_
man) linv- substitutts and st-r'n; d Squid
nit-n. and the Class. .8 sun].
yielded mor-
promlsing 1.11114 rial
35‘ ~—A rc-
that
ll" W
int-w,
I
RECORD FIEL I) l"
. “U". L‘ “S (.‘Ull“'1‘0lR.‘\I-‘.\.
.\l-".‘. Yin! K rcpt 25. ——(m-.- oi tn-
largest :14 ids Ill tho it. stwiy of wom- 'i's
11.111un.11 , yo i 1 h: impionshlp is expect-t vi
to slut t..tho-l'.lllitul.1r event (ii
the H4;II\V\U(.1I Club (outse. Deal N
J.. 114 xi 110114' ..1_\ ' .
.I'iuImI/ililt m. anoth- r met tin
Miss 4‘4 4 1| I.t'll4 :1 ti: 0 English 8.11:“
new 4 111 uli 1n wo.n:1n champion-.1111“
Mtg Ale xa Stirling.
United s1: lies titl-
man champion. is i
an: interest to the
,
and former Cana-
ending a. gieat do
i
all
[OCrl 2 ‘
.— “men: lvokers an. n pleasant promenadr. month. The leader each month is
,,. I1E1\(£ll"1.\.\i\ PLAY FUR “Lilo the immense grandstand pre- added‘to the "Hall-of Fame." Includ-
(l‘HAluTx sents opponuniuea to witness m1; Jug August swimmers took the honors
CLEVEL:AN11_0' (an, "ii-13 events and amusements. Band music, four times. .
“hall stars or :m Nation 11 "1.! ”:51;- "Way.: amr-pmme. is at its best ail-the , The .“8‘ 0f the ”Ha“ 0" Fain?
.— mo Lenmrs 1.111 1m wt in r“ 1611.».Q'4HNI Danbury Pair. members this Yew- follome Januuw.
. - 1 *
me swam by th(
Mue to proddc
”.1111? uthl tie equmnt :11 im- 11007
children . '1‘ 1e League 1*. preruu“ H
We on. Orli4"‘ for five thousand don-2
I
.\ 1-giJJ‘H’ Sg‘chC
Fund with “4'11“".1
{l
mitts.
34'1": il Acct—4
than the usual crop of
i
:..-tuv':- is bound. to
.lv-nven the “hole “'11: re t‘\'('l“-'tlnf' is
on' for :1 KfOtl 14:11.4 :.1nl sure he will
I1'1Vf‘ 1'. .\i: stilts (11' 1:.1I111siasts find
their III’II\III1I.¥I interests \vhetted he
he hnis: Ithl‘, :111141 4::tl1usiast.-fac-
tnry (1r sir,“ ox n 1.1:11111 or family
V1114 111 at the spl4-l411
of future use in 4 Valane and practice
holder of the ihm
styles of apparel and furniture.
”m” and wvc n1 hundred bats and .5 -
Giants. who is waging :1 liulit ilgzlill'sl
tuberculosis :1t Satanao Lake.
lreuehed $11.35“. it \\‘:1s:ll1n4n1114-:-1l v...
day by the committee in elmrm:
I'heryone Finds an Interest in II.
like :1 I-rnmlwuw \"Isztm IIi" 1‘11:
IIIlrv I'JlI! :vrrlws «.1. l1 \‘oziv, l.:1::"'
zest and intern-st .1l the Plus: (:1
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{means :1 12:1? :::<l:1 414'1‘.1\141:: 111 IIil‘II.‘ i
ands 3714) 111111 timrn :1 regular "HI4I
Ilom4' \\':4:I(. linetilnd \\'1ll1 Ivright
’nutnmn \\4-;1th4-r :1111I s.1\ur4 (I with
pl: 11.1114, 141::11114"i4111 -'1:I inhrest on
e'wi'v l....‘4l. 'lli- 11:11.111'1') l-‘nir is so
readily vault-'1‘ 1- :11111. .1414I I-us tliut
Ilt'is :1 2-11111114' |1I4':isill'4' lo make the
trip :1114l .1:111:i4- 1'.1il\\':1) :11:‘41111:11mi:1~
tion :11'1111'4is :4 l(I_\‘ ElCt‘l’SS to this :111-
till‘lll I'--\11\.1l.
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:1'11I 4:1’14-43
:11241 l-rizht and
man Iln- dot; fumit- -r is in his ele-
‘\4- nch show. and
the women 1411; find hundreds of dis-
puns that hold 1:t-trnliflv‘ and prove
.ocal and out of town merchant!
0 Unusual offerings of the latest“!!!
Broad midways offer mirth DTP‘
.— ..-«
macr- FOR. $5,500.
com. \mt us .40., Sept. 28 “Tri- _
v. r- --r . 1 lint-419mm: Futurity 'fo‘r three-u '
.wlm 311’ 1.1121 73 3.41;
11;“.
The tund will in 8\\'c"I1'-I114'\i l‘n-l 12'
by ,lhe (Hunts' shore of the 144-11111}. m 1
:1 gume will the Itostun lfirrtts :1114l 11'
the proceeds of an :11:.'ti‘11 nl’ lat-:1
hulls autographed In l‘1'4s1d4 1 1
Iiardinz. :{IIH‘ Ruth 41:14! i-\' "l.1-:.\1:\"
himself.
T'HI'Z I)A.\'lll'RY l.\llt
,,.,; 1:. ,..
est sport in the Metropolitan athletic
circles. Each month the New York
A. A. U. publishes.~ the name of the
athlete scoring the most points that
Bernie J. \Vefers.track:14‘ebrnam
Curt Rottman. gimnast: MarcthIS
Helen _Wainwright swimming: April-4;,
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iTrinity Will Not 13::-
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I'mmu tale land
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‘ll '1' 1r ' " l..~: ' 1 1.141 till hie
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ll|'~1,1]1 .1:..:
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the Trinity
:1l.i14'1l11:'4'1I Inst night that
114 tlluliiil‘ to play I)t‘-
cstublislu‘d
1"..-
lil.’.“ “1.11
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,.,. .1 :1,
4-111-\1:1r rule
'1-' 1:1111- this 31-;11'.
11 ' '1'» II” I\ 4l‘.’(lIIl'4I its :1. iunior.‘
'11121: nith the team to.
week
1..m public attention last
:1 romance whichmesuit-
inpl‘lllt'lll with‘Miss Evelyn;
4:1 111:1
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1.:llli
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'll 1:111‘1g11
441 1'1 111-.
.\ Wrist-11 411' .\'4\'.' Hun-n. The young:
14-1191:- run 011‘ to Middletown. N. Y..-
\\h4-1'4- they were married. '
.\lrs. lit-an is ut :present with her ,
llft'-‘l‘IS in New Haven. while her“
- mun: athlete husband EXpPCtS ‘3
114 21-1 the next two \eara at the: local
111141,.101- his degree.
’l he ruling made last fall included
no mention of transferred students.
1m! definitely stated that no freshmen
will he allowed to play on the varsitv
team. It is undémtoorhhowever. this
the Trinity officiat- wul interpret their
ruling widely. so that it will cover
transferred student: under the one:
your law. I
summing Leads in
New YOrk A. A. U. Sports
0‘ A new line in leading
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4 ; fiéwm'éh ism high reptrtst-ionor 238m!
' iii-"me. fetal-6m e and aim is?“
EWEfice‘ that they.h'uve received on:
dr‘éflr 66ft 'l’b‘i‘ the money expended. , .
un~
The New Linings
are gay colored aflairs .
"-
Morooriled Sateen finished with a high lustre.
Did blu light and dark brown, gray and tan
Eon: dsehnve conventional designs 1n red, yellow,
he,pink and black. And there are floral patterns
odassortment pink against a gray ground and
ted petals on an old blue ground. These are
not for coat linings, as they will make good
look'mg petticoats or flounces. coverings for window
seats, chair backs and even pillow covers. One yard
wide,
89 etc. a yard
Third floor.
There are Hats
’1: designed for every type .of person
-
Matrons, 4-r women who
prefer hats 4-f quiet yet dig-
nified st)le. 1111] find just
What they vant in a new
roup on dj ‘lIfly now. ‘
yons Velvet, Pam Velvet
_ and» Hatter’s Plush
have been made in eonswva-
tive SilillH‘S, With medium
and small In-inis as well as
several 1 ariations of the
turban. Just as much
thought mild aim has been
put in 11144 making of them,
only they are a little quieter
in eoIor and not. so daring in»
shape as some of their
Neighbors.
M 41st of the crowns are soft, while the brims may
he tucked, laid m folds or shaped in an unusual man-
1191‘.
Feather trimming predominates, and this may
be a small ostrich tip at one side, wreath of glycerined
ostrich surrounding the brim, a pom pen, a drooping
tail or a. combination of fancy. feathers.
Black, navy, brown, purple and taupe.
$12.50 and $15.00
Second floor.
0
Sateen - Bloomers
Those BoIivia éoats
in brown, tan, Peking blue and reindeer colors.
4“ 35‘ '6' O’clock.
The Worries“? Who Saws
(”"2-
(3011'le
fions, checks of small all
medium size to the 1,.»
black and white flaw
that are always liked. g
86 inches wide.
25 cts a y
Shantung, a .111. .
cotton fabric with a high finish. There will in, mail?
11308 for this material, because besides dI‘C‘SSP-s it (.33
be made into draperies and used for all kinds of;
fancy work 'Adorable shades of Copenhamm HUGE-E'-
old rose, tan, brown and navy blue. 32 inches \1 lilo. it).
89 Cts. at ya:
'A Mercerized silk and cotton cloth in design
especially suitable for kimonos. Old rose and 611
blue grounds with leaves and tracery work in sill},
have Japa’nese lanterns and varieolm-ed hunt-Hilts
in soft shades of, lavender; yellow, blue and pink;
There are apple blossoms and“ other p:1tl.<-r1:~ alwavs
liked for kimonos. One yard wide, $1.00 a, yard,-
Never before were the Ginghams st. .nmwu've'
at this season of the year. if you tIItI 111.: gm ,1qu
favorite color in a gingham this sunum-r. 1.1111 ml?
surely find it now, as a complete 4'11I44l‘ I1114 1‘ n. «6.1;,
Checks in large and small sizes. :1I---1 I1I'41I{i-‘Dl'liceks
and small plaid efl'ects. They :m- ::;' lllr'Ih‘s‘ wide.
75 cts. a yard.
"'l.:1.1 floor.
“3".
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BIoomer Dresses
for little girls going to school
Blue and tan Chambrays, one till 4 4' (INN ses \\1Ij
collars, pocket flaps, and narrow straps, tor \r'nnw '1'
ms 10 of eh ecketi gin-3113111 in eoIor to 111.111 II. 111-
ers of plain blue or tan.
Dresses made of a substantial material. wadi-
able, in plain shades of blue and broun ham \rm‘ll
fiat collars of bright color. Fancy Stifl‘hlllfl (I M's-.16
the. fronts and make an eficctive trimming. 1. v.11-
ers to match.
In 8 to 12 year sizes.
$3.95
. , .
And There Are Cloth Dresses
suit.
Wool Jerseys and Serges in single .cr,1'l4~
able for school wear.
The Jerseys have plaitcd
blouses belted at the waist “110* "E
white or colored linen. $15-00-
‘Havy.Blue Serge Dresses in «111116: 111141:
guimpe style. excellent quality oi 111.1.111:~l.:1114
dreSses are. well made and finished.
$10.50 to $16 50
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Junior Section. second
Laces
Calais Valenciezznes,
colors. Regular sizes in
,black, navy, brown,
taupe, purple, flesh and
white, $1.90 and $1.59
Extra sizes in black
made on straight lines with both an interlining and
a silk lining, are a tempting ofier that no person in
need of a coat of this kind should miss. In sizes
from 16 to 44. To delay means that you have 13358731
by a golden opportunity, that of being able to pur-
chase a coat of excellent quality:
For‘$25;0'0
18, 20 and 25 cts. a yd.
Filet Motifs, :1.~-.<t . 1'1 ed
sizes,
10,15 to 25 cts. each.
Venise Laces f m' «ol-
lars, $1.00 to $2.00
Lace Frontings, short
50 cts. each.
finer.
Swimming appears to be the strong.
fiance:- swimmer: ‘ Susy—Amn-
fin-eater; *8 June-Chasmgie‘
. . .: JmYampfim 11mm
ionly’ ‘ $125 and W Second floor. lengths:
11¢; SW0!1d “0°“- - ‘7 Mum
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If stout, serviceable shoes for children, reasonably priced, ap-
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