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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-09-04
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-09-04
Kindergarten

and primary combined is what yod think you strike when you visit Dodge's children's department. As large ill itself as some small shoe stores, you see the mammas with their one, two or four Garlings all be- ing shod in a '.Dodge's Daisy" "a "Dodge's Rough Rider" or perhaps fancy Patent Leather or Kid Shoe makers creation. Babies to right of you, boys to left of you, and girls in front of you (sometimes) below and thunder. At. other times all is peace and joy. Joking aside, it is WON. DERFUL, the children's business we are doing to-day and have been for months. People ike VARIETY and the BEST VALUE OBTAINABLE for the little ones as we'll as themselves. and the reputation of our children's shoes has brought many to us for them, who for a short time continued to purchase their own footwear else. where. For the larger boys and girls, all grades in Patent, Vici Kid. 80 xCalf and Satin, suitable for
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-09-04
SIO,OOO Sale.

Following are popular brands of Wines and Liquors, are well known from ocean to ocean, and are consld- cred by competent judges to be among the best distilled in America. The first five brands which we quote IS something that any physician would recommend. They run from ten to fifteen years old and doubt if there Is anything in the city as nice as them
The evening world., 1903-12-07
JOCKEYS AND LAYER
RULED OFF TURF FOR LIFE
Bookmaker Davis, Who Quoted Odds in
the East This Season, Accused of Con-
trolling Riders.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 7.-Another
racing scandal has been nlpped in the
bud here by the ruling off of Book
maker Jim Davis and Jockeys d. Hall.
Terrell and Adkins. All were concerned
in the alleged pulling of several horses
at Oakland. Davis having, 1t is said,
the jockeys under his control.
The full ruling Is herewith given:
AT "a meeting of the Board of Stew
ards of the New California Jockey Club,
held Dec. 5. the following rulings were
made james Davis, 'bookmaker, is ruled
Oft the turf. The stewards are in pos
session of information to the effect that
Davis and Danny Lynch have been in
&C Illusion with Jockeys d. Hall, Terrell
VI. Adkins to have horses pulled
apl TO lay against them in n book con-
Quoted by said Davis. Jockeys Hall, Ad-
kins and Terrell are also ruled OF. Tho
said ID. J. Lynch having already been
The evening world., 1903-12-07
CODY WINS A
RED-HOT FIGHT

Tommy Cody. OF st. Paul. knocked
Billy Trueman, of this city. out last
night in a bare-knuckle fight which was
held In a barn or the Conev Island
Boulevard.
Both boxers were very badly cut W
and bruised. Cody had his left ear cut
badly n It bled through a greater
part Of the fight. Before he landed the
final blow. Cody's right. eye had beer
completely closed by Trueman.
Trueman,, was cut to ribbons. there
being hardly an nch OF his body from
the waist up that was not sore from the
continuous pounding he received. After
he had been counted out and carried
inE over him to restore consciousness,
They worked hard. but for thirty min
utes the local man was 'out." As he
failed to respond to heroic treatment
his handlers began to fear he was IA.
tally injured and that another death
was to he added TO those caused by d
knock os-s Gow. Finally. however
Trueman came around n was takel
home In q cab.
The evening world., 1903-12-07
BIC PRICE FOR
KEENE HORSES

NEWMARKET, England. Dec. t.
There was a fair attendance to-day at
the auction of the horses belonging to
the Keene stable.
The sale started with Citrne, which
brought $50 ~guineas. Crepuscle followed
and was sold for 1000 gutueas. The real
interest increased as Bobrinsd was led
out. and ne finally was knocked down
for 5000 gulncas. Surblton sold for 1850
guineas. wnitechapel IA 4UV, Lancashire
brought 5000, Love Dart $50 and Valley
200 guineas. Ripping was sold for $500.
buster for l75 and Flying Prince for 700
guineas. Sweeper was Withdrawn at
Z. 100 guineas.
The evening world., 1903-12-07

II led Off by the Western Jockey Club.
II is beyond the power of the stewards
to infiict any further punishment upon
him"
Booknaker jim Davis is a member
Of the Metropolitan Turf Association,
and is considered one OF the keenest
pencillers in the business. He Is a Call
forpian. and is well known oil tracks
throughout the country.
Hall Adkins and Terrell deny they
have been engaged in crooked practices.
A rigid investigation Is now on and
others higher up are likely to be i'm
piicated IL the knowledge the stewards
now possess is strengthened by facts.
on the authority of Davis himself It
can be stated that at least two stock
holders of the Jockey Gu were in
t~erested with him in the system of bet
ting by which he was enabled to make
large winnings through the connivance
Of the Jockeys. Davis s~trenuously denies
that his system was crooked. and
makes the offer to forfeit SIS, 900 for
proof that he was in with Danny Lynch
to rob the r~acegoers.
The evening world., 1903-12-07
PlENlNe-MUNRoE BOUT.

The wrestling contest between John
Piening. the Graceo-Roman champion.
and Jack Munroe, the Butte miner
which is TO take place Dec. II, at Pros
pect Hall, Brooklyn, is creating unusual
interest. The Butcher Boy" has agreed
TO throw hts big opponent three times
Within an hour under catch-as-catch-
can rules. AS an extra attraction the
management have secured Jim Calvin.
the Irish giant pugilist and wrestler,
To meet Mel Olsen, the Danish heavy
weight, at mixed style OF wrestling, best
two out of three falls.
The evening world., 1903-12-07
FAVORITE-PLAYERS GET
NEW ORLEANS MONEY

tically impossible to get Any play on
tho other horses
A Waterloo for the BOokfes,
Friday and Saturday proved a verl-
table Waterloo to all the layers. Fiy
favorit's scored Friday and six were sue
cessful on Saturday. At least six bookies
have already been separated from their
bank rolls.
at is dollars TO doughnuts that six
favofftes will never again win in sue
cession at this meeting" declared a
prominent layer, who has distinguished
himself by trying to knock down fat
~vorites. but I guess the talent will
have me down and out before this run
OF winning favorites is broken"
Little Scouts Best Race,
Little Scout "a the best race of his
life when, he finished second to Potheen
Saturday. Little Scout CARRIED lis
pounds In this race. and Potheen, which
Il a regular bear In heavy going,
only beat him by q nose In the last
stride. Little Scout was giving Po-
thcen twelve pounds.
The evening world., 1903-12-07

Most Of the National League baseball
magnates are in town to-day for their
annual meeting. which takes place to-
morrow at the Victoria Hotel.
Beyond the reelection OF President
Pulliam. the awarding OF the pennant
to Pjttsburg and usual discussion
about the fou strike rule, there Is no
business of Importance to the public to
be transacted 30 far Is known.
The foul strike law hobs up each year.
but 1t Is as certain as anything can be
that 1t will not be repealed by the Ma
I onal League. no matter what the
American League may do. If there ever
The evening world., 1903-12-07
.F|Tz BACK, STILL
AFTER ]. CORBETT
Bob F1tzsimmons is back in town

Bob F1tzsimmons 10 back in town.
He arrived hofr~ yesterday from Chi
cago. where he a been spending a few
days with friends. Fitzsimmons was
accompanied by his wife IND his little
daughter Rose.
Immediately upon his arrival here the
party took a cab and were driven to
sFitzslmmons's home at Bensonhurst.
The new champion looked to be in
eyceilent condition. He showed no signs
of mis- recent encounter. except that his
hands. which caused him 30 much
Froubie during the battle. We're stiil
Bwathed In bandages.
q Fltzsimmons stated that ,he still had
further pug.iistic aspirations and that
no would be back In he ring Just ai
soon as he felt his hands strong enough
;tana the game. lie. said that he
would like to meet Corbett and that he
q consldcfed corbatt the "Odd Man" and
sct .hS15elf, If 1t were not tor hi
hfnds Fitzsimmons said that he fell
9as hou2h he was as good to-day as he
ever was in his life.
The evening world., 1903-12-07
ENTHUSIASTS CHEER
RIDERS OFF TO GOOD START

Twenty thousand and more cycle-mad
fanclers crowded into Madison Square
Garden last night to see the start OF
the eleventh annual international six
day bicycle race. 1t was a record at
tendance in point OF numbers, and every
available space from floor to rafters was
occupied by the pop-eyed and leathern-
throated cycle enthusiasts.
James j. Corbett set the wheels
going. When the pugilist fired the gun
that started the race seventeen teams
were on the mark. all representing diff
ferent sections of geography. They got
away together amidst the roaring ana
the bowling of the 10000. The noise
generated was sufficient to rattle the
statuesque repose of Diana on the out
and all during the wee small hours
the din kept up. Some people in the
Garden admitted that they had homes.
They left In the neighborhood of 8 A.
NJ. Others remained until the cold. gray
dawn OF the morning.
Crowd Stayed Late.
To the very inside OF the boards on
the roof the crowd hung on by Its
teeth. Through clouds OF gray smoke
Nic "atslltu tue DtudltTN loT lOuIN'
When 3 o'clock came there was a stream
OF men and women moving outward,
but 1t did not seem to relieve the con-
gestion in the Garden. There was d
fringe of faces lining the undulatins
board track until even the registrar fell
asleep. But Baby Coney Island the
downstairs part OF the show. helped
some. and those who passed through
1t were enabled TO throw off Morpheus's
embracing arms for a spell. The riders
who got away at the post when James
j. ,Coroett, who was. up to his Carson
nFh w1 wnr, sl' SS,Isa ms the champion Hp
Frank Kramer. Nat Butler. BOBBY
Walthour. Floyd Krebs, Franz Kreos
Iohn Bedsll Patsey keeSan, Walter
rsoher Noodle Hedspeth. Hugh Ms
Lean. Oscar Simar, Slgmar Reetich,
Petit Breton and Arthur Vanderstuyft.
J~ockcyinE mt the start.
The pace cut out at the start was not
fast, The men held tentatively to a clip
that was more In the nature OF JOCK
eyin5. But as the minutes slipped by
there was less mental cuteneSs mani
faster.
When the third hour was completed a
record for that time was made. In 1900
ElkeS n NICE set a distance nR-
ure for three hours OF riding at 72.S
miles. This morning when the bell tollei
three all teams entered had 1873 miles
| posted against their names.
Nat Butler. of Cambridge. which is
but some minutes' ride from the intel
lectual centre Of the country, has the
| proud distinction OF having led at tho
| end OF the first lap. rhen Butler was
forsottep in the whirr of things. Frank
Kramer, the Jerscv mosquito. nlpped
Buffers aspirations in the first whirls.
| For the first and second miles Kramer
got ali the applause, When /. came to
| the NTH mile GouSolt2 led the process
sion and his partner. Cesar Simar. WAC
The evening world., 1903-12-07
BALL MAGNATES
MEET TOMORROW

has been any agitation against 1t among
National League Clubs 1t never came
to the surface. On the contrary. they
seem to lie a unit in its favor, and, while
there Is no doubt it will be the subject
OF much discussion, 1t will be retained.
There has been talk recently that
many trades would, be effected at the
meeting. but It is a question II the OPP
p.ruunities for the exchange of players
will arise. The MISUNDERSTANDING
deal. which has been talked about ever
since the close of the season, was
knocked out a few days ago by Prest-
dent Brush of the New YORK CLUB, who
ra'd he would not part with his great
catcher and outfielder.
The evening world., 1903-12-07
RECORDS OF OTHER RACES

The best record made for 14s hours
cycle team racing is 2,73s,4 miles, made
by Miller and Waller, who won the six
day race in 1883. This great team OF
riders holds the worlds record from the
55th hour to the li2d hour. or end OF the
race. Their record is nearly 800 miles
better thar the record made last year.
The best record for the first twenty
four hours Is 5l0.i. made by. Elkes and
mcfarland in 1910.
The following shows the best records
from one to tweaty-four hours:
The evening world., 1903-12-07

Of the most popular team features
promises TO be the inter-company tug
of-war. for which seven .oin have
entered. The entries for the open hnndl-
cap events, consisting OF running races
at 90 yards. 800 yards. $50 yards, two
miles, putting underground shot, one
and two-mile bicycle races. and an inter.
club relay at one mile, as well as A 500
yard novice. close tonight with c. j.
Murphy, at the Armory,
The evening world., 1903-12-07
WHITNEY'S HORSES WON
$99,4O5 THIS SEASON

William c. whitney's race horses
sarned the sum OF 500, i05 in stakes and
purses during the Eastern season Just
slosed. This is the lions share of nearly
1900. 900 which vas distributed among
horsemen by the various racing associa-
tons.
This following Is a fairly complete
Itst of winning owners throughout tho
colin try.
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Continued from First Page.)

room. Mclean. OF Boston. holding up
close In the wake, was also toppled
over. He had his cheek gashed badly.
Climbing up the bank at the Fourth
avenue end of the track, he chung TO
the rail and was assisted from the track
by three attendants.
The evening world., 1903-12-07

classes of the College City OF New York.
Teams are to consist OF four men, each
man to run q quarter mile. The pItzes
will be a banner TO winning class, and
to each member a medal.
These games are creating Just as
mlroh n furore among the C. C. N. Y.
boys as among the high n grammar
The evening world., 1903-12-07
FIRE" CRY MAKES
PANIC IN GARDEN
SIX-DAY RACE PRIZES.

These sums, with the bonuses. train
ing expenses and other incidental ex-
penses which will be met by the man
agement. will. 1t Is said. bring the
total prize money up to about $4,000.
The evening world., 1903-12-07
SCHOOL BOYS BIG GAMES.

One OF the most spectacular events ON
the programme of the Public School
Athletic League glmes at the Garden
on Dec. &c. will be the class relay team
races, made UP OF teams OF the different
The evening world., 1903-12-07
RECORDS LIKELY To CD IN
S|X-OAY RACE THIS YEAR
Ex-C Champion Eddie Bald Says Entries
Are Of a Higher Class Than Ever and
that Contest Is Very Open.
By EDDIE "CANNON" BALD,

49, IL ~ D<AAO
Ex-C Champion Bicycle Rider of the World.
Judgment. it's going to be the ace of sx-day game history. We have seen
good races in past years, but this one looks to be the best of ALL
There are a number of reasons for believing SO. Look at the entries
Were there evr such a fast bunch gathered togetherl Nearly all are expe-
rtenced at the nerve-racking grind.
RAW MATERIAL IN OTHER YEARS.
In former years we had raw material, as it were;t this time it's just the
opposite Take Gougoltz and Simar, for instance. Only a accident put
them out Of 1t in their last attempt for the prize. Either can ride like the
wind, and it's only a question Of their standing the wear and tear on the
system.
nr two years ago and Munroe one of the runhers-up.
Anybody at all familiar with the game knows Wathours ability. He
N go along with the best OF them. and you a gamble. unless he has gone
away back, he'll keep the rest Of the bunch huang.
NO SURF THING FOR
Leander. last years winner, is naturally regarded a the probable winner
this time; hut 1t is n sure thing for him or any ne else. George is going
strong and is we'll trained. He has improved since last year, too. He has
: soc par pdFtn me In N t sI Ms ot Nt Is nt a spring chicken:
boys. Fioyn Krebs and Petersen. NeWkrk and Jacobson ,n SaIv de am se I pard.
ax gett keegan and Turvile others. All have a good look in in the suug-
gle for the bags of gold.
The European riders are by far the best that have yer come we for
the race, and don't be surprised II one Of these teams is cen Saturday night
sighting every inch Of the way O the final mile.
The visitors ire in better shape this year than ever They have trained
sqwen, having the advantage OF good weather. All are fast. and in their own
country arer regarded as the cream Of the cycle-racing talent
of miles to compete. and don't suppose for a minute that they
won't strive with all their energy to be right there at the finish. And I'll
be glad II some of them are.
u would not be surprised II a new record is made this year.
1t is useless for me or any one else to try and pick a winner of the race
at this time. The riders are too evenly matched to make such a prediction
at this early period nc rae. Later on may have something to say along
that line.
as they did not accomplish the feat. I felt It in my bones they would do SO
sooner or later. When they finally did the trick during the second and third
hours of the race / was not surprised.
II the riders arr still tied at the end of the FIRST twenty-four hour, then
o sensational weeks racing can be expected.
OF seem an l to aa as them me I hop hope to- to- SEE ee a ~rea p%a S's n - y n st TRAN a 1es
whether the riders be Americans or foreigners.
The evening world., 1903-12-07

last year. The score as announced this
morning was 1863 miles.
At $40 the incubus OF ''go ahead"
seized the trailing riders n there was
a clash. in which James Bowler. of
the Chicago team, was brown He hurt
his sid and was taken to his DRESSING
The evening world., 1903-12-07

The prizes for which the eighteen
teams are competing are:
First team. $500; second, $1,000;
third. $3.50: fourth. $500; fifth, $3.50;
sixth. $3.50: seventh. 800.
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stance to some farni-
ly blood faint. Scrof-
ula is bred In the
bone, is transmitted
from parent to child,
the seeds are planted
in infancy, and un-
less the blood is
purged and purified
The evening world., 1903-12-07
rue.oF.wAR AT 1erH's GAMES.

At the annual games of the Twelfth
Regiment A. A. 10 be held In the
Armory. Columbus venue and Sixty
second street. next Saturday night. a
The evening world., 1903-12-07

about the end of the first hour Butler
became gay anu full of leg activity. He
was at the head Of the band, with
twenty-four miles four laps 10 his
About this time the crowd in the skv.
line gallery grew hoarse from the bouy.
ant smoke and made a, RAID on "Baoy
Coney" below. Refreshed with those
things that may be sold on Mondays.
the galleryites round a good chance to
gel excited.
team slipped a cos and went sprawl
ing. One OF the Bedell boys. from Lyn-
brook. L.. l., rode over him. Later on
Bedell o roughshod into a crowd OF
history his country, got a Dlnck eye.
Rettlch. who was down on the pro-
grammer as a son OF Berlin, was spilled
unceremoniously on the. boards and
fell In the heap. Then came Bedell, of
Long Island.
ItcdcIl, bruised, PedaIIed On.
After the, international, tangle was
tions resumed Bedell was found to have
been the only serious sufferer. His left
eye was topped with a long. bloody
sasn, pu., w. 70 his Long Island ira
At . o'clock Breton, OF France, got into
thS van by fast hand work after one OF
the exciting brushes OF the evening.
than a Belgium horse, and e. f. Root,
of SAeepshead, came together about 1.S0,
They had II out and pulled all riders
was augmented considerably and the
spectators In the gallery and on the
floor consequently were more thirsty.
lean Gougoltz, OF the Swiss republic,
invoterate sprinter. had the crowd on Its
feet at 4 A. NJ. Without rhyme or rea-
son he started to eat up seconds and do
something international for himself. The
rest OF the riders tackled On and Gou-
goltz was a busy man for several min
uteS,
The evening world., 1903-12-07

relieved him later. was In the from,
when the tenth mile was passed.
Butler In Front at "a Miles.
The evening world., 1903-12-07
+ a v. 9i 'sss,;t.

Scrofula manifests itself in many ways. Swelling of the glands OF
the neck and throat, Catarrh, weak eyes, white swelling, offensive sores
and assesses. skin eruptions, loss Of strength and weakness in muscles
and Joints. II is q miserable disease and traceab1e in almost every in
The evening world., 1903-12-07
LAST YEARS FINISH.

Miles. Laps.
Leander and FLOYD Krebs.. z. EATS
Won by 3 feet.
The evening world., 1903-12-07

Sorofrln appeared on tho head of my
little grandohild when only 10 months
cid, and spread rapidly over her body:
we feared she would Ioso hor sight. EN-
tnent physicians were consulted, but
could do nothing to relieve the little in
nocent. It was Their that we decided to
try g. 8. q. That medicine at once made
o speedy and complete cure. She 10 now
q young lady, and has v had q sign
OF tho disease to return;
The evening world., 1903-12-07

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