May 12.
. “n: world this neu-
.
his East View
:t 01‘
lI runners.
; which secmsrto
nee for Winning
. . ~. He is a, veri-
. and has plenty of
$5105 can run faster
I A distance of ground.
“1.0m his greatness
my weight. He ll
«cc-ms no reason
rry stake weight
r horse.
micuhe aston-
,oers including
,2 great speed. In
'..-:«_:i‘ Handicap. he
. .4355 horses look
_ :Imi. that hundreds
- it only Mrs. Will-
:ti's Sarnzen. the
Ladkin and J.“
«'Aunselior stand
3 .. wrai big stakes
, 'hiy your.
..: speed marvel is
of his race.
. mile and I. Six-
- 1. Never before
r‘ at Jamaica. and
‘ :. tory of racing
\‘IIlt‘l‘e ,else. It
.. «.r at second from
4-1.: and was only
v.2] behind Dot’s
"hind at Del-
.-,.>‘l_‘.thl .u'as lightq
: Snntord’s Ser-
imlt' mile, which
7. ~:.-l the turn. was
; : . wmlx. 'l‘hen Sting
' :.:nning second.
-, ~ . .: and
- ; iii: stepped thi
- : 1:10 2-5 and the
'zwxzully fast llmt
,d
ii any stage of
' 1’ almost a. cer-
‘ 2v:- tiuveied two-
} water if he had
‘cnl.
.mi he gave Mrs.
Cherry Pie.
shouldered
than a. five
other‘ higher
x ml and unless
. '.'{ readily than
‘ 1:, is, fair to aa-
'2 beaten 'every-
-: even weights.
.
Mil iii SALE
OF AQRSES]
{ill FRIDAY
my transpire on
”10 big turf
:«z‘c the sale of
Major Bel-
;il.ii the historic
i-rh in the Blue
VIII“, which will
brcvders from
is set for Fri-
wiil be run on
‘ ‘L sufficiently in-
~, - : «Beings a. trip to
two birds
‘ :15.
iiif‘
'-T';v
..l..i§,“
~ mu be one of
1‘5 kind held in
of the“ finest
ulilons, repre-
. .rnughbred blood,
. 2. immer- before an
- l w countless mil-
rinn of the type
‘ mound the sales
'4 :nz list and then
H IE‘h \Vlll r9811“.
bidding: Payne
‘.'.'mul\vard, Barry
'Errsrt L. Gerry.
rt A. Fairbuirn.
Ambrose Clark.
Limes Butler. Gif-
lam-fence “later-
.2}-, John Sanford.
l-‘l Phipps. Harry
., .:zi Replogle. Col.
is :zizam Ziegler, Jr..
'2 ‘21 1:. Davis and
s" ’ .y'
1 Pennsylvania
; scph 15. Eviden-
“ George D. Widen-
‘Jt-Idlc, “Walter ,M.
' film-r. W. J. Cloth-
‘ ‘i‘l‘ri'ige. William
' =- nt \Vilmington.
' mil come from
onrris and Robert
IE". from Middle-
thc \Vushington
‘rcent will include
’1'. Gray-son. Sum;
R. llitt H. Rosier
’
Nine .
After Games
I i‘.n;ihers.
.lllfilOl‘
“#1110113 of booking'
other i be-
'1‘12-17 years.
one V of
rec- or them. Those
the Panthers “on
' 0: Colwel. p: G‘ug
Lorme. 2b: Nichols.
- ‘: while H. Skelly
w
r' 4.
.5. r:
Yd ' lie us The Panthers
- Joined
.0 play on import-7
5.30,... than a. score. of
and among.
_ Sting, he has Va.“
:.Zi that he can carry .
: \ ctcrnn horsemen,
. r colt and ' from .
continued .
_ last six month!
teams in 7
of 7 'V'
Vthey have played: -
mire come out on ;
.nd J. Gregory rt: ’
AMTA. May ll—W’hlpping
poet. or turture chambers and
stocks? Georgia. has chosen ‘in
favor of the former, and will re-
store the lush in its prisons in place
or the latter.
The action is being taken despite
protests of the state ministerial as-
sociation and civic organizations.
who want all such means or discip-
lining prisoners abolished.
'Werdehs 0.‘ the state prisons. do-
LAVERNE FATOR '
LEADS JOCKEYS
NEW YORK. May 12.-—-Another
week of action has caused u decided
change in the standing among the
pilots at the Jamaica. race track. A
spirited battle for supreme honors is
being staged by the best riders in
Americu. and at the present time
Jockey Laverne Futor has earned
this distinction. Rated as one or the
finest riders in this“ country. Fator
tops the card at this track with ten
winners. Hui: of this number Were
gained on Friday. when this boy so-
cebted‘ tive mounts and came home.
first each time, a perfect average (or
the day and probably a. world record
for others to shoot at. This was
Freshness day and most ot‘the star
riders had departed (or lelloo,
where they had been engaged to
guide their employers' star thor-
oughbred: to the wire. Fator took
advantage of this situation and by
clever horsemanship cleaned up.
Fitteen rides have constituted his
share of the week's events at Jamal-
co. and he has triumphed eight tim-
es, bringing his total number or vic-
tories to ten. Six of these victories
were shared among the Runcocae
Stable. G. C. Winfrey and H. C.
Fisher, while the remaining tallies
were distributed between the Ascot
Stable. the Leona Farm. '1‘. KluL-y
and James Butler. While he will have
to be at his level best to hold first
place in the rating it is not expect-
ing too much from this rider. 'rurt-
ltes who are acquainted with the
ability or Fotor can vouch for him
to retain the honor position.
Our own Earl Sande, America's
Premier jockey has taken seven
events thus tar."1‘hls rider has per-
formed at a. disadvantage at the
Jamaica course, having been forced
to withdraw from competition more
than once to participate in stake
events 1: the Southern trucks. It
was during Bande’s absence when he
piloted Swaps in the Preukness Stak-
es that Laverne Futor compiled four
winners and passed him in the stand-
ing. However. racing runs who are
familiar with the records of this star.
who made the gameat cemeback to
the turt ever known in the king or
sports. have no fear at his downfall
and are rooting just as hard this
season as they did years ago. Each
of Ssnde's victories was gained to;-
a. different stable at Jamaica—one
for G. D. Widener. with whom the
jockey is under contract; another tor
W. Ziegler, Jr.. who is entitled to
second cull on the boy's services and
whose contract makes Sande the
highest paid rider on the turf, and
-the remaining“ tallies shared among
the Evorgluds Stable. B. C. Vick-
eman. VB. '1'. Wllson and James But-V
ler. -'
Willie (Red) Harvey and Benny
Murinelli were in. a. deadlock before
misfortune overtook the latter in the
form of u nasty spill at the Jamaica.
track sstrlde‘ Mrs. Gem-go Road’s Up-
ton in the first race on Frlduy. How-
ever, Harvey has the advantage from
a. percentage soundpolnt. having ac-
cepted less mounts and ridden more
home. Hervey his 33.13:ch
. ndettul reputation within 9
" m or minus.- raving
Lincoln avenue. - . _
, Eva. L. Sunder-spree to Alice Gus-, ‘. .
View Terrac
Watson. lot, Rowuyton Bosch.
, and . . '
. . Silo errant Park 00., to; John B. '
-. rGru‘elleV and Vwife,
1 purity
too Myrtle avenue. _ . .
Abram Manet .et al to John
.' new; lot. Myrtle venue. * ‘
claring that some sort 0: extra-pun-
ishment is necessary in order to
hold recalcitrant convicts in check.
argue that the lash is more humane
than the torture chambers and
stocks. A grand jury in Fulton
county has Just come to the same
conclusion.
The "torture chambers"“ure dun-
geons no better than a. closet. in
which the person being punished
must. stand upright for many hours
Another Move to
Aid the Pedestrian
WASHINGTON. May 12.—The
capital's new and rigorous truf-
fic code gained another twist to-
day when Director Eldridge ruled
that automobiles must not dis-
play advertising bunners that
might tempt a. pedestrian to stop
in the middle of the street to read
them.
26 REAL ESTATE
TRANSFERS ARE
PLACED ON FILE
'l‘wenty six real estate transfers
were flied with tho ofllce oi! Town
Clerk Herbert R. Smith during the
last; Week. They are:
William and Jacob E. .103an to
Joseph Rysz. lot and buildings, \Vcst
avenue.
Minor D. Randall to Frances Key-
ser, two lots.
Nina. A. Lang to Clara. B. Knapp,
lot. Catherine street.
Manuel Joscm to David and Sam.
uel Shuman . lot. and buildings,
Grant street.
blom and wife. lot and buildings.
Wilton avenue.
Florence Foley to Anna. Eastman,
lot and buildings. Pershing street.
Stephen Kaprosi and wife to
Stephen Szuch and wife. lot and
buildings, Oak street.
Arthur “’uldron. et al to Wilbur
Blauvelt, 3 lots, Elton place.
John vaeczkl and Wife. to Stop-
hen Soltcsz, lot and buildings. Ely
avenue.
Nicholas J. DiSesa. et ale to Gio-
vanni Vento and wire. lot and
buildings. Godfrey street.
Bertha Freedman to Bela. Lovey.
lot and building. Fairfleld park. .
Clara. K. Kllbourn to Mildred M.
Osterhout. lot. Highland avenue.
Sally s. Betts ct: nls to Alexander
J. Rummier and wife, lot and
buildings. Bettswood road.
Isadore Polsky to Stephen Novels
ct 111,10: and buildings, Monroe
street.-
Ciearvlew Park Co.. to Tom Burr.
lot. Clear-view park.
“ Samuel Kaplin to Michael Oll-
en. lot and buildings, Golden Hill
street.
Shorefroni: Purl: company to
Frank Reynolds, 2 lots. Shorefront
pork.
Muduline F. Webb. at 9.1 to Wile
liam H. Stethanlclk. lot and build-
lugs. Fairileld park . '
Clearvlew Purl: Co., to Oscar L..
Amundsen and wife, lot Clenrview-
park.
Robert 0. Raymond to John H.
Ryan and wife, lot and buildings.
r
tatson, lot sud buildings. Brood-
Rulph E. Case to Geraldine ‘
'iJoseph Hudlk to Frank- Tutto. lot
tidings, Benton street. ‘
lot“-
’ Louis Maser to John Zscher. lot,
a“ ‘2' 9 Devon Midgets”
N -. . _ tford this accuracy
3%: iJ WI another View!!! ‘
‘16; “mos telephon ‘ “
. Il'li .cim at
T ~ L
:1 {ztntincl Cl ~'
best rosin"
Clara. B. Knapp to Alfred Asp. '
e.
Torture chambers (Plain) and stocks used in prison camp: in Georgia. to punish recalcitrant prisoners.
The photoo were taken at. the Bellwood camp. near Atlanta. '
a
in total darkness. There is no roomVV
toturn or to sit down. v
The stocks put prisoners into .
state. of agony. Many of thei‘ii
have to be taken to the hospital
when the stocks are rcmovled, with
their ankles um! wrists suollcn and
bills.
Tito governor has been usk'cdétoj
take action. mad it is expected .315!
the next legislature will 1m estlgate:
treatment or prisoners.
«.1, r I.
,1
Brooklyn Bridge to
Open Today for Autos”
NEW YORK: ay 12.--Br06klyn
bridge closed to autoniblle trailic
since 192:, “ill bc rcLopcnéd‘izodar'
for passenger automobiles, «mall-
trucks. newspaper delivV‘cryr' trunks
and horse drawn vehicles, it was: an-
nounced today. '
Last year it was used by on aver-
age of 1. 328 vehicles a day. as “com-
pared with 8. 529 in 192...
FOOT INJURED.
Mike Mls‘kovitch. an» employee of
the Gubbce-Mole plant in “later St..
was taken tthth Nor-walk Hospital
as the result of injuries received at
noon yesterday. when he ran. a. rusty
nail through his foot. He was
treated by Dr. George W. Fawcett.
a.
Since the discoucrie; 19y Dm; plats
and Dick it in: now possible to detect.
these who are susceptible to scarlet
fever and to immunizc them against
the disease.
F. s. LYON °
’ JOB PRINTING
South Norwulk ‘
may.
mu... mmi-flfi .. *un
Send for Catalogue ill,
I. 31.;meth 00.. Inc.
496 East I34"! en. New York on:
me!”
isbom‘rmw
t
BE YOUR OWN PLUMBER
SAVE ALL MIDDLEMAN’S
PROFITS ' . .
A MODERN BATHROOM, $55 _ ,
Set comprises 5 ft. enumelsd bath-
tub. 21-inch spro'n trout enameled
wall lavatory. siphon notion toilet
oowL vitreous chins. unis. millet-
my :scst. Nickel-plated chin: 13-.
1oz faucets.
owe;- Bathroom Outfits atdow as on.
Send tor catalog or cull and coo our
M. mom a: son
as non eve, soul so, N. r.
Shorefronr
cit auditor he received 83.286. hov-
. m3!) VIyIay. 12.——_Represen-
ion or tile Ellis Jsland imtnigration
‘ ._ he sought to «its... to the United
' 'der 0: Eagles? seemed a; victory Sat-
Duniel F. B. Hickey» cleric ‘dt the
'Housc at Hurttord. and Judge Sum-
attorney in the event that Judge
.er. tubule committee on appro-
:u
“L“ Mayor-Benzene“ to succeed 35f“
nerd Renting; deceased. was sworn
into office by City -121ch Alfred
fiumick yesterday 1 mm a
trolockr Mr. Garrlty. who had been
deputy cit-7V auditor for seven ad I.
pair. your“: assumed his duties inl-
Gurritys elevation carries
with it s. across at 32.150 in Isle-’3'
r). éfl'ectivc immcdldtely and coating
uing until July 1’, 1921’. As deputy
, ‘éen granted ‘a‘. 3756 increase.
ectlvo April 1.11. undue: he will
6 $6. 600 annually. Although he
V "city auditor. his regular two
V perm iMil not commence. until
iatlive‘ Schuyler Merritt has succeed-
ed in‘ gellingé reversal of the decis-
omcialrdeportins Pietro Glunette or
r6 on Hardin‘s. He was ordered de-
ported hecuueo ‘ot illiteracy, when
oaths leave or ub-
gm; certificate utter tour ‘months
113m Italy. The board of review
hemfll’tmenf of Labor had up-
éJthha decision 0: Ellis Island but
" mus amour. EAGLES.
sfilmdnn. May 12.~—-John J
Bohi a {alluvial-s in the Fraternal or-
urday in a contest for the election
of a. trustedo'rhmv had been a lot of
eiectioneering in behalf or W. C. B.
Hickey. who ran for the position in
opposition to John J. Begun. “former
northy president, and the Bohl can-
didate. Aboutz 70 votes were cast
and Mr. Regan was returned a. win-
ner. Mr. Hickey is the brother or
not Young's choice for prosecuting
Young is appointed judge of the city
court.
NEW BRlTAlN. May 12.-—-Mlas
Bliznbeth Schtver, a. senior at the
smo’s Normal school in this city. died
“yesterday at the New Britain Gen-
oral hospital 02 injuries sustained
April 26, when one and her mother,
who died May 5. were struck by an
automobile driven by F. G. Hump-
phreys or Cantor Center.
Miss Schwer had not regained con-
sclousnees since the accident.
NORMAL SCHOOL DOMINRY.
DANBURY. May ISL—The an~
nounccment made by State Labor
Commissioner Harry E. Mackenzie.
of Bethel county Republican load-
,prtatlons will- render a favorable
report during the week on the
$300,000 appropriation for a. dorm!-
tory {or the Dunbury State Normal
school. was received with interest
by Danburlans and others in this
section of the stole who are inter-
estedin the school. >
. column: or 0mm
DANBURY. May 12.——A curload
I to Mount Kisco. N. Y.
um: ugintc “under the {dB-action ..
,B. Doolan, in the local roll; :
shipment .owned by the Hild-
rickfibmrutiou at New York Cit?
was being“ shipped from Cornwall,
John Balm}; foreman of the
Cornwall flunk. where vinegar and
cite!" it mmmctured was
under arrest for transporting a.
6m containing more than one
hot: or one per cent alcoholic con-
tent and will appear before United
Sum Commissioner William H.
W; today
Anthony Munion. local revenue ,
officer. received nae tip about the ,
cider being on the siding from rail-
road police, and after summoning-
Agent Doolun and his squad the
fold. was made...
.‘.nofl .
placed"
more richly in thé teapot. Try
. The cider "will be taken to New
Haven for storage;
srmnfinn DELEGATES.
STAMFORD, “May 12.-—Mrs, L. J.
Quick and Mrs. Benjamin M. Ayres
Were last-night. elected delegate; to
the State Universalist convention to
be held at Danbury May Blend 14.
The church meeting also appointed
W. O. I-Iemmlng. Alton \Vllliams,
Mrs. Joseph French. Oscar VVagelln
Louis Guiana of
port, January 23.
Bridgeport Dies
BRIDGEPORT. May lap—Louis
Glnand Cutlery compuny und socre- a [m I.
tury of the Frisbie Pie comm, died 3.8 7 .
last night at the BridgevOft'hoslflb- "no um SI. use. mm
31, after an illness cut-three weeks. , m GI. .
Mr. Ginurd was born in Bridge- I . ' '
1884.
and George Roberts as a, committee
to confer with the state and national
officers at the denomination in re-
gard to the advisability of making
certain changes in the constitution
of the local church.
K. of C., CONVENTION
NEW BRITAIN. May 12.~—-Over
150 delegates were expected to at-
tend the 32nd annual convention of
the Connecticut State Council,
Knights of Columbus in this city to-
day, as metals of Duly Council. 12:,
K.“ of C. of this place.
The business seesiun opened at the
A companies; Without om
some one or more harmful drugs
which are added to take the place
or opiates: None or those narcotic
substitutes have ever been used in
FOLEY’S BONE! AND TAR COM-
POUND. The name. ofovery in-
mdlent is plainly printed on every
carton; You know what you-rs
taking when you use Foley‘s.
clings to the throat.“ Good for old
und young. You have a cough. Why
not try it? Refuse substitutes. Still-
sobeowell Corps—Adv» »
Carpets N Bass
Cleaned
by reliable people
who know how
Quality Work—Meg”:
Conn. t t. ‘o.
8. $33.29;. w...
PHONE 969
Airways in business
Many cough preparations contain
11
“i.
Elks‘.Homé on \Vashington street.
The busineu of the convention was
the reading of reports. the election
of officers and the election of eight
delegates to the supreme convention
which will be heldjn Duluth. Min-
nesota, next August. “'llllam J; Mol-
ligan of Hartford, state deputy. was
'a. candidate to succeed himselx. )1:
was expected that he u‘ouldthave‘op.
position.
'i
WILLIAM nouns BURIED
NEW BRITAIN. May 12.——Tl1e
funeral of William W. Hanna,
prominent several years ago
in state sporting circles and at one
Askl'or a.
DEMONSTRATION
THE NEW
OLDSMOBILE SIX
Fisher Built COW
$1,188.00 Delivered
81m. Economies-owned
111cm that m
Comm-ism
The ' ,
Conn. Light & Power Co. “flaw
WollStJPhom-“OOG Koren”:
time owner or thé New Britain base-
bull team of the New England
League and the New Britain roller
polo team or the National League,
was held here this afternoon from
the Elks‘ Home on Washington
street. It was attended by many men
prominent in New Britain business
lite.
Aliens Are Blamed
For Most Hub Crime
BOSTON. my 12.—The greater
part of the crime committed in Bos-
ton is the work of aliens or of none
residents, according to statistics
compiled by the police and reveub
ed totinl'.
Of 79. 488 persons arrested hero
lust year 60 567 were either non-
residents or aliens. Aliens arrest-A
ed numbered 39.304 and non-resi-
dents 21.263. In seventeen arrests
for murder. ten were aliens and five
non-residents.
All of those arrested for gun-
or cldcrfcomprislng 80 barrels was
seized yesterday by Federal prohibi-
currylng. flog law violation and brio
cg;- GEHEBE'S sou
mun-ammun'
Select your refrigerator now.
V With the hot summer months ‘
ahead of you the selection of
your refrigerator should be
one ,0: Your immediate
thoughts. We carry the well
known Success all metal
exterior. apartment and three
door styles.
33 WASHING'IOI SP.
$017111 370me
bery were aliens or non-residents.
white enameled interior and '
A Tense DramaL—P
A j COnflict of ‘ Emotions—
MatcrialiSm v3.1dealism—
In or Woman’s. Heart.
Valryn, artistic, trmpenmcnul—an Malls: to
his fingertips
Wallis, ahfinmmphlcgmtlgwbomdw
stoodonfythcmlsideoflifc. Eschblincfly
He
3
eHe‘ seeking
highstnmggirlwholovcddmnboth.
Immfonghtfordfiriovumdiy,
She Maggi:
Wmdmfiflo—dasefiighnd.
1
willmdagaflyandmtsooa forget. It
madammmomnm
lifsofooday.
eomdetetandtheslendsr,mpesmous
,inanc’ifoutmbn'dgethcgapinz
mmmuwhmma
tbcpmofCEveArden. Anov'dchat
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