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NEWS AND NOTES OF THE DAY IN
- BUSY DAY FOR
BASEBALL TEAMS
Y,ocltwootls, Springwoods
Kaoeys. Westports Will
Play Tomorrow.
On Sunday the local Kacess will
meet the fast liosebuds. This team is
the fastest semi pro team in Bridge-
port and defeated the local Spring-
woods last Sunday in this city. The
Bosebuds are very confident of win-
ning this game. for they want to pla)
ob a win or lose basis for the gate
receipts. Lefty Palmer. whose ser
vices the local management secured
recently. Will surely pitch for the Kit-
cOys and also for the rest of the sea-
son. The Rosebuds guarantee the
fpllowing line-up with Broad as first
string pitcher:
)iicholes, 2b: Paige. en; "tcllly. 3h;
Pjura. 1b; Blasrifi. cf; Newbauer. c;
Michelak. If; lienkcl. rf; Broad. p;
tavern D
Port
‘The Chester independents
with lofty Smith on the mound. will
play the Springuoods Sunday after-
noon at llarlik field.
There will be some new faces
the line- -up Sunday.
was the mainstay of the Hilltop: ‘ s'
pitching s'afi last or asrm. will be in a
Bpringwood uniform and expects to
a comeback with the Spring-
malts
woods.
' Bakus. who was with the Danbury
club lent season. will be tried out on
the Hilltop in Sunday's game.
The Pirates of Norwalk will meet
in
Tony \iills. who
the “'cstports on the Compo lot on;
Mnday ai‘ernoor..
called at 3:30 promptly.
afternoon. July let. the
will play the Ahordm'ne of Stamford
The Tic-d Men of
on the Compo lot.
The game will 1-4:
On Sunda) l
“’ostporis'
Norwalk and the \‘t'vatports will it mt;
on July “h. A double:
been arranged for that day.
Here is the
game brvtww-n 7hr.- l/u'
Pittsburgh (‘olnro-ri Giants. by storm
Judges rrtgarrlcvl as good as any tha'
travels tho sand lot circuit. The Luck-
woods will have to play bang-up hall
line-up for tomorow‘g
kwnods and thv
hrador haa'
t
to beat llmm and the game should in: ;
a hummn.
Cox
HOW THEY STAND
1‘ ATIOX AL LEAGUE
W. 1.. P.C.
Nisork............ u 20 .655
Pittsburgh 33 21 .611
ancinnati 32 24 .571
Chicago as 23 .541
Brooklyn 28 27 .509
gibbon“ ............. so 29 .505
on 18 40 .310
Philadelphia 16 89 .291
Games Yesterday
New York. 9: Boston, 5.
Pittsburgh, 8; Cincinnati. 2.
Chicago. 8: St. Louis, 2.
Games Today
Boston at New York.
Philadelphla at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
”Chicago at St. Louis.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
W. LEO.
awrork 37 21 .638
' iladelphla 31 26 .544
Cleveland.............31 27 .5“
:It.1.ouis..............27 29 .482
Detroit 27 so .474
*rashiagtonmum... 26 :1 .456
... ago .............. 24. 29 .453
on ............... 21 31 .404
Gamcsrestcrday
New York. 4: Boston. 2. W“
wanton. 8: Philadelphia. 2.
Game-Today
. New York at Boston.
Washington at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Detroit. .
It. Louis at Cleveland.
WATIHKAI: LEAGUE
W. L. RC
' ssoeisslssss ’9 ‘20 0“!
,rs 4o 22 .545
IIOIOCIICOIUO. “ 29 e532
,‘to .............. as so .48:
’ s-ssseesessse's 2. ‘1.-45‘
.............. 25 31 .489
............27 85 A85
..............20 89 .339
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Greenwich Boxer Goes Down for Count—Back. of {lead
Strikes Edge of Ring and Police Captain Carries Him
to Dressing Room—Bogash—Shade Bout a Massacre.
by
rockc-l. lie starteda rally in the evening.
Ithlrd but too late. ‘lspisito got the
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Sport Barrage
Chat and Comment of Special Interest
Norwalk Fans.
By [‘80] D. Donna M
The "Shade" was our.- pulled down;
Louis Bogash in Stamiord last
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‘ SATURDAY, JUVER’
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Manager liq“ has -._'
other star 211::
Park. tomorrow.
guzants '5‘.“ be .r.
and road rocking baniannviight who decision and also an auspicious start Connecticut fight fans never sawgClover max.
is making his home in South Not-walk ion his carccr as a profersional. he but. in such a fighting- mood as he: a a a
.lvrisxwly (iozfviih-tl \\:;l.e Connors ci ; hazing quit the amateur ianiis with was last night. He displayed the! The strong IC- 5 .13' '2 teams
Greenwich. at the 0;»- rx air boxlrg ’ last night's contest. best form that he has ever shown in: playing a. An: ;
Show of if." Sikkim"! Flimlmg Ciulm Ellie Corbett. of Hartford and ”113 state. 1:“:‘333- 31’1“."
1-‘1'5 18”! 5481211“ SL 5'40'8 hull xvi-UR.- Young Eddy. of Greenwich tangled in a s a - "“ <~~ » ET 5. —--
Flailllui’d. the other [rilimlnary of six rounds. I! 308331‘ 58"" Johnny ““503 ‘0': " -
Connors was knockvd Cunt: retinal-i it “as C~orht it all the may and Eddy 3;: eTIdélgg-lsfihtthgltlfou302t $313,312;
:s-vliy during the 11.1mm; and the cnrl l a “pretty (zoo-i cnichh" as one of the title “ming‘lo (3133.83 hinds. I
(:ii‘ll‘: in tin.- iourtli round Winn .‘lul- ‘crmvpl mill, "he caught them all." in . . .
.lgnn ersv.~l him with a right to the the mm (‘c'rlutt shot a for“. of Gent-"e Shade did not do ‘3 well as:
;a.'.’. Tm: unturtuxmto- part of ”it Inghts nnd lcits to the ‘mw and the his brother Dave. Brother Dave won'
affair 2;.)5 in th-- .‘mt lint the kncclt- lull “as. a welcomi- round to Eddy. the decision over Jimmy Kelly in'
out ““3 cloud-u i'v an accident tu' in the In ginning of the sixth and last New York city. while George was be-
.Conmrs that imam hue ruulu round Corbrtt mused a swing for the in; put to sleep by Bogush.
fatnziy. \\‘h-.-n Connvrs 1-41 the back jaw that would have ended it. Eddy . . o fought his
(,.' I.l3 hoad struck 12.6: (-131: of III“.“‘3§ on his {rrt at the end but "1.1 Ed 1"er “uh“ I. completing Till Stamford
m..t Mair: rm u..:l,h-- is) Hit! .2an was about all. The decision was a first year as coach of the Yale 03"-; "Snips" _\:g.;s.~ ,
-“‘H" 3'” “H“; “m“! “"3": 17”” “L"; "”1“" men. has done much for rowing for' was a sic-".- one
""“r‘ "r ‘7)“ ”“1 ““3”" 1'15 ”153'; I The rtlppcr-z‘. (tar bout of lhe night, the Newk Haven Institution. Yoster- ' ' '
”0'": .... ”‘0 nannadts 0! a ”1““);in hotueen Louis Ito-gash 3rd George 48-5". victory by the 3‘“ crew was “Halter Edi!
skull. Muluunn \tmta «i until rri- ; thdr. was a massacre. Boga-h believed to be the ruult of his coach- against £711.
(rte llmry I.“Q ilnirh-s-l the count and I nimnvlnnrd his iamllln’r crouch. In ing. - and “as hand I ~ ‘ ‘
thmn lmlpui Connors _io his (1.: 2:1 ”...: m,” prriod of “..., fudnd' he 7‘ ‘ ° this deciszor. .3: r.t 1:32: suit.
.11.. .51 to the floor z:r::..1. \X'atrr wan punlsliml Shade cruelly. ecmllng him Young Mulligan the locail barf; - Vflun' . --. ._ r m
Luca”. m: t}::- :1;an firmer-.1 .\‘;.-.r. m “1,, mm” m, the mum of nine 3:; {Sivfiri‘ofifls‘fizaegg tail-ab;- .1133; .d:a.;...:..1:.:.;..e__m
F Eli't'h'lio” "“7" l": “'4' K" n :r. the first. cuttir. his fac and ' ' i ' (,2... '.
fatally lniurcd and thtre was some. knocking out I”! with. Abcuet the {are :he as?“ had been under way I xiefithst'fi: fry” f- 2%
talk of calling an ambulance. Just onl)‘ thing that Shade had to ofler was mmu e. . .- :9 :‘ :ached.
. ch 1713' of u diluil of police :shoulxir‘mvl
Tlm‘.‘ nr- up: .
PlTTS. (ll l.\.\'TS LOCK.
Burning-s ................... Hayes
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Thomas...... ........ .......(.‘ronk
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LL2:.er.......... ...... llerrlir,
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Cannonball "at he ... . . . . . . . Ci.-..r-n
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Edwards ............ ....... Lurk
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(.layton ...... ........ McC '-23
c.
Hubbard . . ..... . Don-ling
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Harris...... ......... Ahcrn‘
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Frederic)“ ............ . . . Hall
cf.
Spreclin'..... ........ ...
p.
Honro .................... Howard
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Saturday:
U. 8. MARINES LOCK.
Lieut. llalln. ......... . . . . . . Herring
lb.
Lleut. Fricke ......... ... . . Cronk
ss.
Stsard ....... ”...... Hayes
2b.
Grady........ ...... ......... Hall
, ' cf.
Gaw......... ....... ...“..Ahern
3b.
Mb ..................... Larkln
rf.
Jason McCarten
c.
Pickering. Bahen ... . . . . . . . . . “‘arm
p.
- tonia Derby to be run on Saturday,
‘(10 b.)
at this time Connors openvd his eyrs,
mn'tlrml, “I‘m all right" and trir-d to
Stand Up but .1, 1.4 not do it.
Captain Jack “rt-.nran who was in
In the second a solid
jaw drew down tho
his gamontsr.
smash in tho
Shade for good.
llvsidu the \Irlling «it-legsticns at
? the ringside from South Norm-ant. .hould not go high in the astic circles
his way through the crowd to the Hartford and points cast there was . . .
ring. He picked Connors "9‘ ”‘me the Louis llogash Association from I know that Mulligan put in some
him “HEN“ ‘hmn'lu and ”an“, for; llrizlgzport. Maybe the fighter is hard work for last night‘s bout and
1h" dimming fpltm“ l planning; to rm; for mayor or scmc— he sure showed the result of it when
"I'm all “gm" “K“ 1“ muttcrnl ' thing. Anyway ho's got the associ- he entered the T1218-
Conm'” and “mph" 1 on “Ia‘kn'g'? ation. Everybody know {hey ,were
“‘ilh one arm around lin-nnan he was
thrro. The ' had a mo nin (an hone
Iuill- ) a 8 D
with mom. a piano. mounted on a
truck and a drummer who so timrd
ills drum lmnts as to make them
sound like the tliud of boxmg gloves.-
and n singer who know his ragtime:
\thn the Shade massacre was ovrr.
llogash. still wearing his boxing
taken away and late-r r0\'i\(‘d
cit-ntly to [to hack to Grrrnvich.
Examination 0! tlzt- ring disclornd.
that Him: was no padding tin-Er-r t‘lr‘
camns for the protrcilon c! thi: box-
ers and the rag-cs Wrrc- itruug on the
very edge of tho incloeurc. The bot-
tom rope was loosely instr'ncd and
a number of times last so
the mound.
hitting it. was good for a trip from Klovoe. loam-(l from the ring and into
the ring to the bonds or tlze iptt‘ta- "1" arms 0' "Tomb"! 0‘ ”18 "3°C" \ Springwood line-UP tomou-ow 839*"
tors. Johnny Nelson “.30 imxcd ““0"- “’"h 0"? 0f "1"“ he assayed noon. Tony Will be \‘elccort'd by the
an Irish reel. From the viewpoint
of an export it was not so good.
.Probably about 2.500 saw the bouts.
Three lines of automobiles were park-
cd around the ball fl Id.
The customers go away early.
Everything was all over at 10:15.
ATHLETIC STARS
IN TITLE MEET
Bridgeport A. 0. Will Send
50 to Stamford
July 4.
BRIDGEPORT. Juno 2!. — The
Bridgeport A. C. are planning to enter
over 50 members in the Senior champ-
ionships at Stamford. July 4. The
meet will be under the ausices of tho
A. A. U. and delegates of the A. A. U.
from all parts of the state will corn-
peto in the events. Ray Weicb. Lou
Quigley. Kramer Nicholson. Bob Sher.
wood. Dave Rayburn. George Lee. Eli
Donbullion. Vaasy. Earl Sullivan and
Bill Lisbold are some of the B. A. C's
crack runners who will enter the joust.
One set back to the wearers of Red
and White is the fact that Ray Wha-
len will probable not compete again
for the B. A. C. until Labor Day. Bay
will be stationed in camp in Soutwick.
Mass.. tor the summer and this bars
him from competition the ‘samo as
Matty Shane. who has accepted a. job
as a. life saver. under the rules or the
A. A. U.
A special event on the program is
a girls’ 10 yard dash and this is on-
couraging to theltemals members of
tho club as it winbe the arse chance
for them to swing into. action this
year, Carrier Gerald. Gene Boyecal.
Katheriine Oliver. Jeanette Latch.
Chm-lotto Byrnes and over m
“IRISH” JOHNNY CURTIN
JOHNNY CURTIN
SEEKS R EV ENGE
Battling Irish Bantam wants
Return Bout With Carl
Tremaine to Even Score
NEW YORK. June 23. —- Johnny
Curtin has his‘lriah up. This brist~
ling batamweight barrier from New
Jersey is peeved because Carl Tre-
maine. the Cleveland contender. will
not give him a return match in order
to permit him to wipe out a question-
abeiaward Tremaine received over
him last winter. And as Curtin con-
siders Tremaine the only obstacle in
his path to a championship match
with Joe Lynch. "Irish Johnny" has
resolved to force Carl into another
meeting or make him admit that
Johnny is his superior.
Tremaine has remained strangiy
mute while being deluged with otters
o! substanoial purses to take. on Cur.
tats: again. Charley Doessereck. man-
ager o! Curtin. has received other ends
of the 08ers and he says at least half
a dosen promoters are bidding for the
return match.
New York. Detroit. Providence and
Boston promorers are fairly stepping
on one another's toes in their error-is
to land the Tremii‘neCurtain match.
for it is the bort attraction that could
be arranged in the batamweight div-
ision." the Winner would be next to
meet Lynch for the world‘s champion-
hsip. Yet Tremaine hasnotaéeeptod serves as a fi-oni: we.“ for the poo!.
one of the propositions. which leads ’
I "’1ng that Cat-lies" Jigs. LUNA PARK HAS
r" this In!" was- adjudged c < m mung!)
loser in the sixth round’ or his ’bom A 8‘
Young Espislto a four round prcllm-
lnary made that trip. In getting out .
of the way of a swing oi Esplelto he
fell through the rope: and those he
landed on torrtd him Lack ncaln.
Nolnon lot Espirito carry the fight to
him and when he got close though
big favorite with the Bill
only blot on his record. which is stud-
cd with victories over such sterling
lighters as Midget Smith. Jack Shark-
cy. Abe Friedman. Terry Martin. Pee
\Vcc Kaiser. “Chick" Susan. the New
England bantamweight champion;
Danny Edwards and Young Montreal.
who recently held Joe Lynch to a
draw.
Curtin apparently will be discon-
Solnte until he gets another fling at
Tremaine. for champion Lynch ht:
promised the Jersey flash a chance at
the title provided he gains a. clean-cut
victory over Tremaine. It is now up
to Tremaine to accept the Curtin
match or withdraw from the list of
contenders for Lynch's championship.
Swimming Pool Floor
' - Used as Golf Green
Golfers are noted for their ingion:
ousness when it comes to devising
ways for practice. but the stunt prise
must go to a member of the Inwood
C. C.. where the national open cham-
pionship will be played next month.
This player‘s latest novelty is to use
the floor‘ot a swimming p001 for a
putting “Green.”
The aforementioned Mr. Ingenious
Golfer lives at Long Beach. Just-
stone a throw from the Boardwalk and
Lindeli Boulevard. where the Olym-
pia pool and bathing pavilion are be-
ing constructed. The other day the
floor for the new pool was 'aid. and
as soon as it hardened Mr. Ingenious
Golfer appeared with his putter and
ball and began diligent practice. using
the various outlets for “Holes.”
Later he succeeded in lifting several
balls over the tendoot parapet that
Rochester, 13; Reading. 6
Baltimore. 6: Syracuse. 0.
Gama Today
Buffalo at Newark.
Toronto at Jersey City.
Rochester at Baltimore.
Syracuse at. Reading.
ZEV WILL GO IN
LATONIA DERBY
.e
LATONIA. Ky" June 23 .—The La-
hnvo been happening on
links this year.
has been registered than
tlon tournament at the
to find a player put out
eighteen holes. That is
June 30. took on added importance
yesterday when it was announced that
2". winner of the Kentucky Derb , is
coming here next week and will
starter in the Lntonla feature.
The race is at a mile and a. half for
a purse of $15,000 added money, and
eighteen of the best thoroughbred:
have been named as probable con-
tenders.
They are Zev, Bud Le'rner. Martin-
gale. Dunlin, Chick Vale. Rialto. Lit-
tle Cer. Triumph. Aspiration. Bright
Tomorrow The Clown. Chittagong.
Prince K.. Bo McMillan. In Memoriam
Ken. Thatcher. inco Til Til and Me-
tric. ‘
Tennis at Greenwich.
The low net. score in do mixed
foursomes of Watchestsr and Fair-
fleid Counties. played at the Green-
who can remember any
“horn c‘v P‘rv (mo in the
had to get down in
column.
champion. had a dazzling
"....
have expurwnced in I
So inst. was the pace
with scores of. 79 found
seniprs championship: A.
the Lido man. who won
81. -
wich Golf Club. was easily captured! others in wear the colors of the With the opening of a: -
with Tremaine in Madison Stars 0 treat There were a trio 0: 71:. Don
by Mrs. H. A. Jackson and her part. champ nsbip trash team in the stats Garden several months m For mt: board walk at Coney Island a new Parker. of Garden any; 3, a, nun-
finalist-n Topping} T'Ih‘is pahi‘x-| tingle: in th event. a": had it ““50 his epiflt has come to the famous play. “hon. of Blaspy Hollow. and C. N. Paul.
. 0" curd . w s e roan bee ring
9t Watchmen fins.
'7, :mmmos doeiyteato
tho saitést waywout. In the very
found be p a terrific left
Wow the belt. no blow
dropped Curtin; it was a palpable
(“by
ground the sea. -
nearest competitors were Hrs. 13. E. Park; is hygiene M‘- Luna
Jackson and F. G. Bogus. who obtain- ‘
ed an 87. _
Mrs. G. 8. Studweit and E. C. Hol-
ston were the winners of the low not
prize with a cad or as. 15—78. while
Mr. and Mrs. n. E. DuBois and In.
took in
3 ba- stink-aw
nuns so .
Peacock; ' ,
Home Run Hitters .
' of the Major Rogues .
NATIONAL .
Yesterday's
W star Wm. jug.“
ham beeu’addedjafia amm
mama oat .......... 1'
H. McCord and E. H. Peters divided Felix, $.31.” fi,,,,.,,,,. if: g I" “ti?
'2ch honors. The former pair tum-, Anagram loser on a tout Curtin was sup.“
e acard or. ss.1r-—-n.wbns the WM.;.......1 '5 -’W' ammun*
latter combination totaled 10;. “~79. 'pa-M Philadelphia 1 , 1’ ~ ,
Mrs. Studwell was also the winner in mom: TOTAIA ’
the individua
the
Mulligan is a comer and as I have
stated many times before that it he
will only”! the game seriously there
is nooreaaon in the world why
0
Manager Bonus of the Springwoods
has signed up a good man when he
signed Bakes. who pitched
Danbury team last season.
Ros work for the Hailing Town nine
ason and he ‘
has put up some fine exhibitigns on
I O 0
Tony Mills will be back
Springwood fans as he w
LOW SCORES IN
GOLF TOURNEY
L. M. Lloyd, Greenwich, in
First Fifteen to Qualify
At Apawatms
NEW YORK, June 23.—Odd things
and nothing odder
pened yestrday in the annual invita-
Club in Rye.« It is a very rare thing
night who is able to score eighty in
pencd in the qualifying round yester-
day at Apawamls and there are few
history of the game in this country
Oswald Kirby. of Englewood. who
has been dazzling the Metropolitan
field of 1‘0 in one of the hottest days
than"
tied for the last three places in the
first sixteen. In the group was Hugh
Hanan. the Sleepy Hollow veteran.
who a couple of years ago won the
tournament for the second year in
sueoeuton. mined the mat:- division
this time. In. gamma—4: for an
The play-oi!
hmwhowmmaks theilratslxteen
he
{or the
in the
as fi'iways a
Top fans.
the golf
what hap-
Amwamis
of the first
what hap-
eventln the
first sixteen
the seventy
seventy-one
tn. 1...] H".
a year.
that those
themselves
C. Gregson.
the Nassau
aatqoaw
I saw 83-).
hoping that I. a r
Several
from the .
ford and cha .. ._
their wolg..t.
territory.
Going down.
:(ther game 3':
ibgton team.
on to second
slight margin.
0
The Kaceys .
tomorrow's
itney got all t . 4
their systcnzs '
sure let a hunch c
O
in
season on their .. ..‘.
only game that t‘
was to the K.
and that
Grounds.
l
76: F. R. Ho and Wee Burn. 86 I
:-6: J. G. \lcfiiah " Seep: 80M
38 39—?“ .; Don Parner. Gardtnm
39 35—77: C. N. Paul. “estche‘.
Iiills. 35' 39—77; C. D. Cock. Am“:
47 37—78; B. D. CI: ton. Muslim
38 40—45; M. '1‘.th Ya‘e. 35 .0
—78' D. Cummings. Ya.. 40 "-4":
' \'a.ley u it
B C Knapp. Chem
—'75: H. J. Topping. Westchestrt'g
more. 40 33—75; Hugh Bum
Sleepy Hollow 33 41—.9; c. Knot
Manhattan. 41 3877?: L MM”
Greenwich. 41 33-32; D
Knollwood, 40 39—79:- J. F. Adam“
Cherry Valley 39 40—sz E. 55'
sis. Scarsdale. 41 39—.3; 1:1.
ens, St. Andrews. 39 i—-—.9.
__________.—.——
Dean Leads Golf Field.
“'ILMIXGTOV Del. June .t-
Simpson Dean. \Vl‘m. ngton. ion:
intercollegiate golf champion led“
field in the qualining round elm
annual invitation tournament “a.
'Wllimington Country Club with l
of 75.
A letter postmarked “are”!
Point. Conn.. 7 p. m.. Aug -0, 2:
reached its destination at Thom .
ville Tuesdav afternoon a ’ter belnl
the road fifteen sears. It Wm"
cred Tuesday by the mail man I110
trolman William Fleming 3 ’9'
of Bartholomew J. Donahue. to
it was addressed. Patrolman
turned it over to Mr. Donahue-
escrtil‘g i.“
nd was 0"
alumnl ‘
Chief Justice Taft.
he is not a prohibitionist a
w 9.1 the
posed to it. arn hat. a.
annual dinner 1
Yale at the cv to rd ‘a.
the resent tenden
leertl violition of what is nol' 1:19
cf the land is stopped demonno
is inevitable. Ex-Presldent Tl
ed that he had been opposed ”0m
hibition for the reason that it of
I: sumptuary. is diificult to h:
with any degree of success. 1 en ’
international features were figkb'
consideration. and because tn! M
carporated In the constitution ‘1‘
may always remain a urge an!"
enough to attract votes on t
me while this party might "‘3
national. state or local issue! 07
highest and most pressins “39° co. m
Bowovcr, said the chief in; d at
n ado ed as a
Wmmm n. theptsituatlon is 6mg:
.“Astntnainspeovlewem”
hammering sandal-dun”;
renown“!
Norwalk Chronicler