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New-York tribune., 1906-12-23
WINS CUP By DEFAULT
Seuenth Regiment Takes Indoor
Ir,tercity Lascn Tennis TroDbu

me team Of the 7th Regiment Lawn Tennis
Iluo won the championship Of the Indoor Intercity
"h Iennls League yesterday by taking the se-
.ies with the Heights Casino, OF BROOKLYN by de-
u'- me other organization represented IN the
composition was the Cadet Corps, OF Boston. which
nsneo @ iast IN the series. The Eioyamensing Club,
% Fniaoelphia- was admitted TO membership at
@ o ie0ent meeting Of the league but did not
Test tol me championship although team match
- soneouleo with the 7th Regiment for next month.
disagreement between Hugh Tallant acting
capIalh or the Heights Casino and William B.
Nrasln. Jr' captain OF the 7th Regiment team, re-
suited N the default, after several hundred spec
'a'ors hao gathered in the armory at 66th street
1a. .o AK avenue. Captain Cragin waited until
casino arrived.
"a Saptain Talant had requested a postponernent,
- nao oeen advised that Il impossible as the
sesltne1tai authorities only allowed specific DAYS
~ Ghe paying or matches, and the 7th Regiment
ule was nlled and open dates were TO be
!!ad captain Iallenr had asked for more time as
A. was impossible for him to get his best players
O0S @ no team appearing, the valuable cup offered
was taAen by the 9TH Regiment by default
II ule absence of the scheduled competitions
Al Ash9F >. Cfegln and William b. Cragin fr met
ano oeieated Robert T Bryan and Morris s C.larlS
n an eAhibiCon doubles match by the score o9
tor powerful drives. and by volleying tactics heIS
the lead throughout both sets. The record Of the
New-York tribune., 1906-12-23

landaulet TO Charles Strauss. the third Brasier
that he has owned Oswald C. Willard. OF The
Evening Post z0-hOrsepOwer Brasier limousine.
the second Brasier car that he has owned and TO
Louis L. Stanton. president of the Standard Trust
Company a So-horsepower Brasier. the second
BraEier that he has bought DR.. James c.
6 fT 9i bIos mas forng RITeo can am for
delivery during the holidays; Charles T. wills has
be delivered to him in Paris on June / This makes
the third Brasler that he has purchased
One Of the most attractive of the new limouslnes
is the Columbia 24-2s horsepower, which has been
Just brought out II is. OF course. smaller than
the Columbia Is horsepower limoustns. but follows
the graceful lines and is thoroughly artistic
and well balanced car II embodies all OF the best
things in coach work uphOlstering and convenience
use because of it's wide range Of speed and ease Of
control in city traffic The first Of these cars 70 be
lows Of New York The Electric Vehicle Com
pany. az the show at Madison Square Garden, viii
electric cars rejecting the latest advances in au-
tomobile construction
The Auto Supply Company. in IT'S home ss
No 1873 20 1851 broadway has installed the most
complete hardware and tools department in the
city This will be especially appreciated by motor
lists who in the past have been forced TO 70 half
q dozen places to secure automobile hardware. Mo
torists will now find at the Auto Supply Company
Guiding hard fibre in both sheets and tubes angie
brass for stePboards toolboxes; etc; clutch ieath
OF ali widths. round leather and rope fan belts
wire cable in all sizes and and interesting spa
cialties in tool rolls and boxes.
An incident occurred last week that shows how
closely prospective buyers following the doings
~ the 1907 models A stranger stepped into ths
showroom Of c. A. Duerr & Co. and ciroled around
tha 1aO7 Royal Tourist model that displayed on
the door After a close inspection. which took IN
tbs motor crank shaft carbuTetter. ignition sys-
tern gears etc. the stranger wheeled around TO
NJ phinrnv and said: "If show climb
M some OF the high hills in this vicinity on the
fourth yPg Pbnnv a signed the sranssr nex
Sev after o climb up Fort Lee Hin, which had
besn designated for the test
The AIotor Sales Company, which has secured the
exclusive agency for New York and vicinity for the
car de Luxe has opened handsome showroom at
~. ssu Sunnkunn n AnA q XRunu Q1nkxlaA
New-York tribune., 1906-12-23
COMPLAINS OF CENTRAL MEMS HOURS.
Mayor of Yonkers Wants to Know if Law
Is Not Being Violated

Mayor John H Coyne has sent special mes
sage 10 the Yonkers Board of Aldermen calling
their attention 20 the fact that the engaged
in the work Of eliminating grade crossings for the
New York Central Railroad Company are working
ten hours day He asks the Aldermen 20 request
the Attorney General OF the state to furnish them
with opinion 20 whether the Eight-HOur law
end Prevailing Rate Of Wage law do not apply
on this work, the municipality and the state
each pays a share Of the work
Heretofore It has not been considered as a muni-
ciDal state fob, and any hours wages have
bean considered all right The suggestion OF the
Mayor win probaly be adopted.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-23

under the laws OF Ohio, with capital stock ns
500 600 and includes among it's stockholders many
OF the cify's prominent business men. The com
pany expects 70 have the new factory running oe-
fore June. 1901
Hotchlstss ct Gle. makers oS the Hotchxiss cars.
have issued In France extremely helpful and
we'll prfnted Httle brochure entitled Automobile
ForrnaIities in France The booklet gives the par
ticuars of the forms and formalites be observed
In putting an automobile into commission In Paris
or anywhere in the French Republic A n.
ATensI tlle & TTarcsG HotchLtoS 10,
NJ No 1897 Broadway.
7 r. Walker OF New York has Just purchased a
% 20 horsepower Renault liuousine from Smith &
MabIAy The c1g rs equipped with a red Khedivs
toay, a.ASay upholstered u rec Is ssseS aYs Ia
New-York tribune., 1906-12-23

as Tarrytown with branches az pawtucket, r. l..
ana Grand Crossing IN The business has grown
70 such an extent that the combined effort OF thsse
three fzcsOries is not sufficient to meet the demand
FOR cars The new plant at New Castle Ind when
compIsted. VIII be the largest factory OF It's kind
IN the world and viii have an output OF ten thou
sand automobiles year. The cost OF the
buildings equipment, etc, win approximate
400 COO The TaTFytOWn plant viii be retained and
probably used for experimental and commercial
yshicie work
New-York tribune., 1906-12-23
NOT POLICE CAPTAINS SON.
Young Man Arrested in Los Angeles Not
Known in Brooklyn.
IBy relsgraph to The Tribune ]

Los Angeles. Dec. FL. T. Evans who saws he
Is of Police Captain Evans. of Brooklyn. was
held to-day charges OF forgery. and sent to
Jail IN default Of 81 $40 bail
Evans admitted that he had forged the name OF
hts employer. J. A WilCOt, TO a check for $40 and
10 one for $50 Evans had three other checks in
hiss pocket aEEregating 500 and these he also ad
mitted forging Evans was formerly employed By
the Broadway Bank and Trust Company. but his
habit OF playing the races caused his dismissal
one son. who in Brooklyn He had a
nephew, William McC1eIland, employed BY the New
York Life, in Los Angeles. but had not heard that
he had been arrested
New-York tribune., 1906-12-23
GEO. W. KUHLKE HEADS THE TICKET.
Nominated for the Presidency of the New
York Athletic Club.

The nominating committee Of the New York
annette Club has selected George W Kuhlke 70
Reeo the ticket as successor 70 John r Van
Wormer. The other names posted are as follows.
Nice-president, H K S. Williams; treasurer
Martin s. Paine; secretary. Charles Burnham; ;
captain f F. Haubold For the vacancies which
VIII occur on the board of governors the noruina-
10 rs are z. H GofCe. jr. John NJ Jones' ellison s
W MMLson Mortimer Bishop, James r Curran Lieu
tenant Commander Alfred 3. Fry, Robert G, Kan-
msrer and Dr.. Graeme NJ Hammond
IN an probability an opposition uoket will be
New-York tribune., 1906-12-23
WANT REFORM IN CONGO.

The Mems Association OF the University Place
Pres esbytsrian Church met Friday and
adopted resolutions denouncing the treatment of
the natives OF the Congo Free State as inhuman
and cruel and appealing % the government 10
male every erort permissible end present con
6Ittcns Copies OF the resolutions will be sent to
Tie President the Secretary OF State and Senators
Plstt and Deper.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-23
BLAMEs PATRICK FOR LOSS OF WEALTH
Partner Of William Marsh Rice Forced to
Lose s15O,OOO in Options.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribuns.l

convicted of the murder OF William Marsh Rice,
is blamed by Henry Oliver of Oliver Brothers
bedstead factory. here. for the loss Of a large
amount of wealth Messrs. Oliver and Rice
We're partners IN the purchase OF lands in Ten
nessee before the murder. Hundreds of thou
sands OF dollars were promised in the transao-
New-York tribune., 1906-12-23

ton options were taken and the schsme was
making good progress when death carried off
Mr.. Rice.
AS Oliver had not the necessary amount to
carry the affair along he was forced TO lose the
options He lost about S150O00. He returned to
Lockport almost penniless and accepted posi-
don in the bedstead factory OF which he Is now
q partner.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-23
70 HEAR CONCEPTS BY WIRE.

The telegraDhOne. device perfected by Valde-
mar Poulsen, the Danish inventor. is TO be m
connscted with special ransmitters at several the
aires and concert halls throughout the city. Under
this arrangement subscribers who wish TO hear an
opera play or concert do 50 BY asking cen.
trail to connect them with the theatre or conca|
hal desired
New-York tribune., 1906-12-23
TIMELY AUTO TOPICS
NezCS and Notes of Interest to Motor
Enthusiasts.

The Cimiotti Brothers. with Ferdinand Cimiott,
a well known automobile enthusiast at the head
OF the firm, have recently secured the New York
agency for the Mora roadster and tourer. two
Rochester cars. which were first shown in New
York at the recent Grand Central Palace show, and
scTed tF Srohs I'm IMPRESSION on an nose Mn9 m IN
OF "a horsepower. giving speed Of over forty miles
mechanically right The salesrooms are located at
No. 2S24 Broadway
The automobile shows already held both here
and abroad seem to indicate that there IS little
new in general lines and construction OF large
ing cars and small details receiving more at
tention the part Of the makers.
Almost every aUtomobilist has experienced car
buretter trouble through water and dirty gasolene.
The Lozier Is fitted with a device which
urely eliminates troubles OF this kind. This con-
sists Of combined separator and strainer in the
gasoene supply line, the strainer effectually ex-
cuding dirt and foreign matter, and the separator
q the the Pipeline in which all the water passing
De drained out by means Of a stopcock underneath
are the Following: l. H Irwin. Brooklyn, 4o9horses
power Limousine; William E. BedeIl Brooklyn, 40
queens Long Island 40borse9oover to,rrs Weeq ara
ing car
Those who have ridden in the Type XIV. 1907
model 50-horsepower Pope-Toledo touring car are
loud in praise of fits many distinctive features In
this great power IS combined with simplicity OF
control In such manner to make it one of the
easiest TO handle Of high powered cars. Next to
the ever present sensation OF tremendous motive
power is the ability Of the Type XIV Pope-Toledo
to get away quickly. So fast. indeed. does this
big touring pick up its speed the start that
IL reminds one of the Pope Hartford. which has
made a worldwide reputation for the flying start
Another feature OF tho Type XIV Pope-Toledo is
its ability TO negotiate hills the third and fourth
speeds. The demonstrating car. which arrived az
the New York headquarters OF the A G. South
worth Company No. 1913 Broadway. last week.
though new and naturally stiff, rushed up the Ah-
bey Hill one wet day soon after it's arrival at the
rate Of thirty-fve miles hour on the third
speed. This feat was accomplished with two inches
OF snow and slush on the hills surface and with
chains on the wheels.
The new Pope-Toledo embodies the best points in
foreign practice including the chrome nickel steel
construction and genuine Deutsche Waffen Fabrik
transmission, multiple disk metal clutch running in
wheels. Onebeam solid axle and design that is new
Automobile dealers. both foreign and American
are showing closed cars for town use. Among the
most recent sales 1885, horsepower Brasier
New-York tribune., 1906-12-23
DIES AT AGE OF 1o2 YEARS.

Syracuse Dec a2.-Zebulon BidweIl. the Oldest
resident OF Seneca County. died at Waterloo last
night According 70 the records at the church IN
Osweso when he married sixty years ago, no
as iO7 wears old Mr.. Btdwell. however. declared
llAs las Ssssgls ssgsd I've SsssA nA<saS hln La
New-York tribune., 1906-12-23
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

Miss Blanche Bates. who has been PLAYING IA
The Girl OF the Golden West" since she Iefr the
Belasco Theatre, in Boston and Philadelphia. Will
return 70 town for months run az the Academy
OF Music. beginning week from Monday.
Arnold DAILY has purchased the acting rights OF
Charles Frederick Nirdlinger's published play.
'-WashingtOu's Defeat.
Shannon's I'd Regiment Band will be heard az the
Hippodroms In a series OF SUNDAY evening con-
certs the first OF which Is scheduled for JanuaryA
Benjamin HapgoOd Burt. who has been col
laborating with Francis Wilson IN the Comedians
first venture as an author. Dolly Waters.~ an
nOunces that he has completed his work with NJ
Wilson on the play, which Is scheduled for in
mediate production oy Klaw & Stranger
The Bobbs Merrill Company published a book IN
1905 by Octave Thanet. entitled "Ths Man of ths
Hour" There "a no similarity between tho book
and the play of the same name running * tho
Savoy Theatre. but The publishers suing DsAAR
AID SrisTasr. G.Vsrtasss~
New-York tribune., 1906-12-23
sNousn CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST CALLS.

The Earl Of Dunmore, who is the head OF the
C7,r4stsan scentists IN England sailed for South
aupton yesterday on the American liner 81. Louis.
- ar-sxed here on the last westward trip Of the
Baltic, and spent mos; of his time IN Boston. The
ri ca psLer Eddy and had assured himself that she
S1se annoying good health.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-23

The Empire State Motor Car Company IS laying
plans for salesroom and garage IN the big build
ing at No 215O Broadway. The ground floor front
age is being completely torn out to make room
for show windows with elaborate designs in glass.
The four story garage will be improved in every
department for the accommodation Of the Queen
and Craig Toledo salesrooms and storage depart
mentS
New-York tribune., 1906-12-23

Northern Automobile Agency of Boston. not only
closed the Pullman agency for Eastern NIassachu-
eetts at the Grand Central Palace show but placed
his order for fifty and purchased outright the
Model which was shown in the exhibit az the
show
New-York tribune., 1906-12-23

general manager OF the company. This new. car Is
causing much Favorable comment among automobile
by It's noiseless action and the chic lines OF It's
design.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-23

Harry Rawle who is the superintendent OF the
Dragon Automobile Company's factory IN Phhadel-
phia, spent several days in New York last week,
and has now left for an extended Western trip IN
connection with the purchase Of supplies for the
Dragon company.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-23

The Continental Caoutchouc Company has re-
ceived word from Paris that count OF the tires
at the Paris Exposition showed 727 Continentals,
90 per cent Of all the tires in the exhibition. The
remaining number was divided among thirty-one
different makes.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-23

Work is going forward steadily at the plant
OF the Dragon Automobile Company. az S1st and
Chestnut streets Philadelphia, and the fitting up
of the new factory and the hiring OF help have
been carried forward with remarkable energy and
care In the mean while special tests are being
made by Joseph Tracy and others. with a view TO
securing the best results in construction for Dragon
cars It is now probable that the Boston branch,
at No. III Massachusetts avenue, viii not he for
sally opened units after the first or the year.
Walter C. Martin head OF the Cadillac Company.
Of New York has transferred his lease OF the com
n1odious quarters occupied by the Cadillac conf
nanv IN the building on the southwest corner Of
sd street and Broadway. The White company
obtained the lease and Will take possession about
the first of the year. The Cadillac company will
not move out Of the building however. as tempo
rarv quarters have been secured next door below
which will be occupied until a permanent home
for the Cadillac company can be erected
The Maxwell -Briscoe Motor Company now con-
trolls three faotories-ths main plant being located
New-York tribune., 1906-12-23

The c. G. V. Import Company IS rapidly com
pleting its show well its repair
shop. latter, which situated West 5gth
street. viii be open for business the first week in
January. The Offices and show rooms. which will
be located in Broadway. between Goth and 6lst
streets, will be ready for occupancy January 10
These show rooms Will be unusually elaborate and
second TO none in New York. The c. G.. V. I'M
port Company sold last week ten c. G.. Y. town
cars and two c. @. Y. limousnes.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-23
sposriNe ANNUAL FOR 1907 OUT.

~ 3 Andrews OF Milwaukee WIS, sporting edi-
- - .s1-l,e Evening Wise 1nsin. has published his
90 s.ssrortiEs annual RECORD Book" Copies be
New-York tribune., 1906-12-23

The fact that the new water cooled Aerocar for
1907. with its 4O-horsepower four-cyiinder enigma
will cost only s276O. Immediately gives rise to the
question us something left Out?" The specifica-
tions however. for this car reassuring. The
cylinders are cast from special gray cast iron
mixture. with water Jackets cast integral They
offset from the centre of the crank shaft thus
eliminating the jar from the piston pins and re-
du1ing the vibration TO minimum. The workman
ship IN every part is of the highest grade and the
car throughout is characterized by its complete
ness and thOroughness OF design
New-York tribune., 1906-12-23

Tom Coopers successor head salesman and
demonstrator Of the Matheson Company OF New
York is the italian racing driver, Ralph Mon
gini He will drive a 6o-norsepower Matheson car
fornia, has ordered two 60-horsepower Matheson
touring cars
New-York tribune., 1906-12-23

C. S. Henshaw, agent Of the Haynes Automobile
Company in Boston. reports that he has just sold
one OF the Haynes 1907 cars 20 John Shepard. who
is one OF the best known drivers Of trottng horses
in the Eastern States
New-York tribune., 1906-12-23

side and IS equipped with speaking tube. dome
lights, annunciator. clock, etc
New-York tribune., 1906-12-23

A. Elliott Ranney & Co. Eastern agents for the
two-cyc,e EImore cars, have been demonstrating
the 1907 model. three cylinder. 4-horsepower FL
more with touring body, to long list Of waiting
customers The simplicity of operation OF the two
cycle motor and the ease of power control were so
pleasing to many who tried out the that the
prospects for big business in two-cycls Elmores
promising.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-23

stranger passing Harry ). Houpts place
couple of days ago stepped into the salesroOn and
said: IT was Just going by and saw your sign,
Thomas Flyer. a flying machine. and
would Ike to look at one. Il you have no obtec-
tions." He referred TO DR.. Thomas. who has
his airship housed in a large tent at S4th street
and Broadway. Mr.. Houpt reports the following
L. Crosthwaite, W. c. Ivtson. James Lee, s; o.
Vanderpoel, oscar Weingarten, DR.. Charles Weber.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-23

Arnold DAILY has purchased the acting rights OF
Charles Frederick Nirdlingers published play.
asninCrnns Dafeaf''
The Newtown bee., 1906-11-16

- & pos Ssts,ns the Wild Beast Cage in
10. Building up the "show Front. !"
IL. The Elephant, the Baby and
IL. Erecting the Tent Poles and
Spreading the Canvas.
49, Antics of Charlie Dunbar, the
Scotch Infant Giant, age five years;
weight l54 pounds; chest measurement
Al inches.
IA. The Fat Boy Posing for a Pho
tograph. y,
Is. The Mandrill Enjoys an Onion.
Is. The Trainer Puts the Bears and
Wolves Through Their Evolutions.
II. Among the Leopards.
Is. In the Lions Den. I
10. Wrestling with the Young
Camel.
20. The Performance. e
Carnival Of Nice 1905: A splendid
picture of the Annual Carnival at Nice,
showing the innumerable and varied
grotesQue costumes of the merry par
Elephants.
Reedham Orphans Drill 1906: Our
Reedham Orphan drill of 1905 met
with such success that it gives us
pleasure to present this season new
and more Comprehensive drill which
excels all other similar Ones
Harvesting Ice in Norway: A real
istic series of scenes showing the vari-
GUS operations necessary from the cut
ting Of the ice on one Of the mountain
GUS lakes in Norway until 1t finally
reaches, by number of long chutes,
the ocean steamer which is to convey
it to England and other countries
where ice Is scarce article. ~
Dangers Of Carpet Beating.
Good Night.
The Newtown bee., 1906-11-16
MISS DAVIS-MR MARCY.

Moses G. Marcy, a son Of Oliver
Marcy of South Kent, and Miss Ida M.
Davis TOT Dover Plains. N. Y, were
married on Thursday last at Dover
Plains, Rev J. H. Phillips officiating.
Mr. and Mrs E. n. Marcy of this vii
lage and Mr. and Mrs Oliver Marcy Of
Journey from Gayiordsvilie to South
Dover and return by automobile. Mr.
and Mrs Moses Marcy have been pass
ing few days with Mr. and Mrs E. FL.
Marcy.
The Newtown bee., 1906-11-16
eAYLORDsv1LLE NEWS.

GAYLORDsvILLE NEWS.
Several from this place attended the
all-day soc ial held at the home OF Mrs
w. p. Newton on Friday of last week.
Misses Annie and Elizabeth Ken
nedy have returned from Syracuse, N.
Y, after an absence OF two weeks.
Visitors at Paine Farm, the past
week, we're Mrs Eli Clark, Miss Elsie
Cumming. Mrs Ernest Bar tram, daugh-
ter M',f and granddaughter all OF New
Rev E. T. Byles was unable to &C..
cupy the pulpit on Sunday last, on &C
count of sickness.
Sherman Barton of East Kent visit
ed his sister, Mrs John Paine, last
week.
Good Shepherd lodge, No. IS, I. O.
o. F., will confer the initiatory de-
gree, November %.
president Of the Re6ekah state As
sembly will pay visit to Palm Re-
bekah lodge, No. 43. The degree will
be conferred, and banquet will be
served at the close of the ceremonies.
Miss Edith Wells, in charge OF the
local telephone office, passed Sunday
at her home in Kent.
Mrs Wells, wife OF the esteemed and
capable editor Of the Gazette, is on
the sick list and under the care of a
trained nurse. The many friends OF
the estimable couple hope for her
speedy convalescence:
Mr. and Mrs Harry Hubbard of Dan
bury we're guests, Sunday, OF MIS-
Married, October 81, Charles E. Tur-
rill and Miss Lillian J. Hendricks.
The wedding took place at the home
of Mr. Turrill, Rev f. A. Johnson
officiating.
Miss Marion Northrop is assisting
at the store of G. 81. Hipp.
| Arden Tanner of Warren was in
town, Monday, the guest Of r. p.
Strong.
ard Andrews of Suf1eld, Mass, who
worked for Charles I. Leach for several
years. died on Friday.
Try the X. G. baking powder, rs, Is
and 1Oc package at Leach's.
Sherman Green received 40 tons of
tobacco at his warehouse. Saturday,
and opened up his warehouse, Monday,
with Is hands.
Read the program of Howes' moving
pictures.
The freshest and best cuts of beef
and lamb at the market of G. 1. Leach.
Campbell's famous 1Oc soups give
satisfaction. A full line of canned
goods, prime and nice, at Leach's.
SilaS Patterson of Cornwall Bridge
the veteran surveyor, was in town
Monday.
| G. A. Trowbridge. of the firm OF
Perry & Trowbridge, passed Monday
and Tuesday at Pawling, N. Y.
The Misses Boardman entertained
: the Duplicate whist club very delight
fully, Wednesday night.
Mrs Merton Lyon and Miss Louise
J Lyon paid visit to New Haven, re
Gently. -,
,, Allison p. Smith of Newtown will
speak at the Merryall chapel, Sunda.
, afternoon, November Is.
People are wisely particular in what
, they eat. The Health Brand foot
products and canned goods do not nee'
{ a pure food law. They have Away
been pure, as the name implies. New
pack now in at the store of the Farm
' ers' Trading Co., sole agents.