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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-16
9;
Cony High |.

The Cyny High baseball t"Icm met is
Waterloo at the Driving park yesterday
afternoon at the hands Of Winthrop and.
as the score, to l. Shows. Was uel in
the game at any stage thcr,'.. Ii was
rot such a game as tn Angus" fans
like to gaze upon, being 4 t.It.c t'o one
sided.
Cony was handicapped by cum,.ma
ton Of circumstances which was brought
about partly having some of her players
absent, playing some Of them in positions
to which they were not dCcust' me-, cat
also by the fact that Mcalcr's arm WAS
wrong; but the main CauS" OF her detcat
seemed to bt that She ~ Us up I.>H4aSt IL
team that WAS rather % mucl a.: her
III" Augusta boys made their "nl IN run
in the lilst inning. and after thar It was
4 succession Of goose eggs until thc cor
ing OF the ninth put an end |" IN" siaiIa-
ter.
Winthrop ..........1 . G :: o -
C"ny ...............l o "-i
and Savage Edwards. tmprc. scIlphtr.
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OUTLOOK IS DUBIOUS
Vanderbilt Cup Race Not Likely to Be
Held This Year.

New FORK, May 15.-It looks as if there
would be no automobile race for the Van
dTrbllt cup this year. At meeting of
the directors of the Long Island Motor
Parkway, held yesterday. w. X Wander
bit announced that after a conference
with the engineers it had been found
impossible to complete the parkway in
time for the race this fall.
Those who are in position to know
say that neither Mr.. Vanderbilt NOT tho
cup commission are in favor of holding a
race over the public highways IF Long
Island unless some way can be found to
call out the militia to guard the course
or the local authorities will assume tho
responsibility Of policing the roads ana
guarantee the association against any
suit for damage.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-16
THE DOUBLE SQUEEZE.
EIberfeId and Chase Of New York
Americans Invent New Play.

From New York corcs tale of a nov
play invented by F,lbcrfcld ami Chase. Of
III" New York Americans 1t is called
the 'dodble squeczc.' and is thus de-
SCrihCd:
The double squeeze" play invented by
Chase and Elberfcld. is even more :pc,' =
tacular than ITS sensational predecessor.
They tried the new play in the game of
April 70. and but for the fact that Fiber
fed stumbled and fell on tho base lin
both men would have scored on the out.
Imagine what ball PLAYERS 20 years ago
would have said ii such play had been
even suggested, For one runner to SCOra
on an iniield out is hard enough. but for
two t. dc 81 seems physically impossible.
They are g.ing to do il this summer. Just
the same.
When the play was introduced Fiber
field was on second and Chase " is par-
ing up and down at third. Williams. who
was at bat. got signal for the "souocze"
toward third. Elbtrfcld had the signal
Ia start frcm second with the pitchers
swing. BY the time the ball waS pitched
Chase was within ten feet of the plata
and Elherfnid had shot past third like 4
deer. OF course. Chase score q. Eihrrfcld
or he would certainly have crossed the
plate while Collins threw out Williams.
Even at that he got 10 his feet quickly
enough to get back to third and be safe.
IT was a daring attempt, and il is a play
which requires daring men To execute.
is tried when there are runners on both
third and second. 1t is usually attempted
when one man is on the bases and only
one run is needed. When two men ara
long fly. The double squeeze" but for
the accident to F'lberteld. would have
done practically the same work as a sim
gle-scored two runs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-16
BACK IN THE GAME.
Arson is Owner Of Semi Professional
Team in Chicago.

After having rested on his laurels
for ten years. Adrian G. AnsOn-"Od
Cap'-has reen-cred baseball as own
| or AM manager of i Scni-profcssonal
team in Chicago. He quit the big
league in 1897 with the reputation of
having been the worlds greatest bats
man up to that time.
The Grand Old Man" sat on
| bench last Sunday and directed his
team. which lost the game by one run
to an aggregation headed by Jake
/ Weimer, the former Chicago and Gin
cinnati National League pitcher. In
vain he implored his men to soak one
like your Uncle Anse used to-"
Arson was one of the quaintest char
acters baseball ever produced. Clark
Griffith, who was one of his pitchers
on the old Chicago club, can spin
humorous tales of Arson by the hour
Inc players on that team were con-
stahtly cooking up some deviltTy to
lrrltate Arson and these things led to
some funny incidents. In those days
Grin was one Of the ringleaders in the
misohievous pranks.
"Bill Dahlen could always get An
''' - s7'ctt, itiildIhcu NTTllIllH OHC hdy
recently. He was aggravating, was
Bill. One morning Bill put Arson in
towering rage by throwing balls from
short that hit the ground in front OF
Anson. After he had been bumped on
the shfns few times and stung in 9TH
er parts of his anatomy, Arson finally
became convinced that Dahlen was
handing them over that way on pur-
pose, knowing that n low ball was ms
weakness. SO he excused the rest oil
US and kept Dahlen there an hour
helding balls to first base.
Another time" continued Grill.
"Dahlen made Arson so sore that the
old man declared then and there that
he was going to administer corporal
punishment to Bill. So he dismissed
the practice and started after Bill. But
Dahlen had objections to PUBIC
chastisement and he beat it to the
bleachers. Arson hoped fence ana
went after him. He was too heavy ana
slow to catch Bill, but. he was so mao
that he kept after him for two hours
He chased Dahlen all over the park'
up in the bleachers. back on the helo'
and then back on the field again. BIN
had Anson's speed judged to a l.
He would let him get close and then
slip away. Every once in while nc
would wiggle his fingers at Anson, anu
by just barely Guiding him at every
turn he kept the old man at a whi's
heat. / guess they would have KEEP.
it IN all day il we hadn't had game
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-16
Bates 8: Amherst 7.

Amherst. Mass. May 15.-Batrs won
from Amherst 10 : today through a had
stump hy the nome team in the eighth in
ming. Up to that point the game was u
well -playol contest and Amherst seemed
To have tn" contest secure. In the first
of tha eighth the visitors hit Mcclure TO-.
i"Ur singles ana a double. ana three. W.
rcIs by Amherst Melted five runs. HIrri-
man pitched IN excellent game for Bates
kerping tn hits scattered. and was given
Rates ..!.......o o i 90 o. : o-S-1,-2
Amherst ......C Q o ] - 50
Battcries-Harriman ana Boothhy: Nc
Clure and Pierce and Henry. Time. 2.10.
L mpirc. Shine.
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THE GL.DDEN TOUR.
Twenty Entries Have Thus Far Been
Received.

New York, May 15.-Thc revised rules
for the American Automobile Associ-
alton tour have been issued. They
contain the conditions fer the Hover
trophy contest and the pcnalization
schedule for it, as we'll as a new ex-
ample of the working of the rules for
the Glidden trophy. which makes it
clear what is to be done when a car
is disqualified or GiscOntinucs for any
reason.
The now rules declare the Hover
trophy 70 be a prize for the entrant
OF runabout who has the greatest
number Of points to his credit at the
end Of the contest. Each runabout
will set out with a total credit of 1000
points, AMI penalties will be deducted
from this total rs follows: For each
minute Or fraction thereof in excess
OF two I1inutes hardness at controls.
one point, and for each 81 or fraction
thereof in value ~ parts used for re-
pairs. as per manufacturers pce list
one point Tie Hover trophy is not a
perpetual prize, hut will become the
property Of the ontrant who wins it
this year
According to til" new example, il will
not be possible for car that has gone
wrong to save its team from losing
points by Withdrawing instead of con-
tinuing. The example cited saws:
Any car which may for any reason
discontinue shall. in addition to previ-
ons penalties. he penalzed the total
number Of points with which it WAS
credited at the start"
twenty entries have been received for
the tour 10 date.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-16
Lawrence 5: Fall River q.

Lawrence, May 15.-Lawrence won an
uphill game from Fall River by a score
of to 4. The game abounded in field
ing features, contributed by both teams.
Thornells batting was feature. Court
n-ay sprained his knee in the ninth inning
in going after Grants single TO right
field, ad had to be removed from the
grounds in a carriage He will be out
Of the game for some time
Lawrence ......2 0 0 0 0 G x-5-6-I
Fall River .....3 0 0 0 0 . g 0-l9-2
Battcrics-Leith and Eaton: Reiss and
Waters. Time, 14O. Umpire, James.
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Lynn 6; Brockton 2.

Brockton. May 15.-Bowen's wildness in
the first inning gave Lynn a lead which
Brockton could not overcome. the visit
ors winning to >. OTooIc replaced
Bowen in the second but WAS hit freely
by Lynn. ana this coupled with poor
fielding gave Lynn three runs in the two
innings.
Lynn ..........} 0 0 ! 0 > 0 0-G.S-2
BrOc!lton .......1 0 0 0 D O-2-7-J
BattcTicS-F,StC"l and Daum; Bowen
O'Toolc ana Mccormick. Time 10 I'm
pirc. HORNY.
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WINS DOUBLEHEADER.
Jack Youngs Disposes Of Two Men At
Youngstown, Pa.

Newcastle. Pa, May 15.-Young John
l.. Sullivan Of Philadelphia was to have
S"n" on with Eddie Flynn here tonight.
put sullivan refused to go on when
FIEnn did not appear. and Jack Youngs
Of Newcastle went against Ed Smith Of
Baltimore for y rounds Of fast fighting
and mad the better Of it,
BefNre taking on Smith, Youngs had
engaged Young Grifliths OF Dayton. o..
for a 12-rOund bout. but knocked him
ont IN the second round and without
leaving the ring took on Smith. whom
he fought to a StandsfiII
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OTHER GAMES

,,a M H3n're", n. H.-Lafayette >. Dart
~ Frinceton-Frinccton Il. Trinity \
" Exeter. y. H.-Harvard IS. E,yet.r o
" "orctster-Holy Gross 6. Villa No
Al Franklin-Dean Academy %. Tufts
At East Hampton, Mass.-WilIiston :.
At Ithaca-Cornell Il. I.ehigh o
~ New York University Of Pennsylva-
At Geneva, y. Y.-Hobard .. Alfred
University 10 innings).
At Schenectady-U s. Mflhlrv .
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HONORS ARE EVEN.
Tom Sawyer and BARLEY Connolly Put
Up Good Bout At Rockland.

Rumford Falls. Me, May 15.-Tom
Sawyer, Of Rockland ana BARLEY Con-
molly, Of Portland. both claiming the
WcltcrWeiSht championship Of Maine
faced each other for six rounds here
tonight. The first three rounds were
connolly's, the fourth and fifth were
SaWyc!'s ANA in the sixth honors were
even. 10 decision was given under
the State laws.
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YALE VS.. HARVARD.
Soccer Football Teams Will Meet May
25 for First Time.

New Haven. May 15.-Captain H. c.
Wick of the Yale Soccer football team
has arranged his spring schedule.
which will include the first game ever
played with Harvard. 1t will take place
in the Harvard Stadium on May %.
when the Ialc-Harvard dual Fresh
man track games are being held.
The Yale team will open the season
on Saturday, when il will 60 to Newark
to play the University Club team of
that city
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-16
HaverhiII 3: Lowell 2.

Haverhill, May 15.-HaverhilI defeated
Lowell today in one Of the best-played
games here this season by a score of to
>. Girard and Cameron opposed each
other in the box, as was the case in a T.
inning tie game earlier in the season. The
Havcrhill pitcher. however had all the
better OF the Lowell man today, allowing
but three hits.
Havcrhill ...-.O Q ] X-S-1O.3
Lowell .........0 0 Q 0 o o o. Ga
Battorics-tiirard and Ahc1rn: GAMER
on and Lucia. Time, 1.27. Umpire. Con-
molly.
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EXHIBITION.
Nothing Doing for the
State League Teams.
Lewiston Takes Care Of Angus
ta'S Interest, Ten to Two.
Higgins Classical IL; Bangor 1 f.
Higgins Classical II; Bangor f..
Phila Giants I9; Portland O.

Lewiston, Me, May 14.-(SpcciaD The
Lewiston and Augusta teams of tho
Maine State League played an exhibition
game fcre today the home team win
ming by score Of 10 to > The fielding
was very sharp on both sides, but the
greater part Of the batting was done by
Lewiston. The Augusta players being I'M
able to locate Merril's curves. The
score:
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Lynn Defeats Broekton and Haye,.
hill Trims Lowell.
NEW ENG. LEAGUE STANDING
NEW ENGLAND GAMES TO-DAY
New Bedford at Worcester.
Fall River at Lawrence.
HavcrhiIl ut Lowell.
BrOcktOn at Lynn.

Worcester May 15.-Bunched hts in tha
seventh inning today nettcd New Bed
ford three runs, the visitors defeating
Worcester to l. Robinson threw bis
arm out in the eighth inning and was re-
lievcd by Drohan, who held Worceste-
without a hit.
New Bedford % 0 0 0 0 0 8 0 O-S-7s
Worcester 800 0 0 Q 0 O-l-S3
3attcr:cS-RObinson Drohan and Cove
ney; Slime and AcCune. Time, l.Jg. I'M
pire, Wood.
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Another SuIIivan-kcIIey Bout

Los Angeles. Cal. May 15.-Aftcr 4
conference with Silva Fcrrctti. manag-
or OF Hugo Kelly. Manager McCarcv
OF the Pacific \. c. has decided to re-
match Kelly with Jack CTwin) sullivan
Tor June :. Sullivan has not Vet been
consulted. as he could not be located
out 1t Is assumed that he Will have III
objection. nv
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SPORTING NOTES,

hlalmar Lundin of Worcester won two
laiis out of three Tuesday night at Low
Ell from Leo Pardello in I'M SIS. and ION
11s. The first fall went to Pardello in an,
o's. Erlbe Hansen OF Worcester defeat.
cd Wilfred Barrett of Canada in 29m. 9is
barrett then attacked the referee. Hosev
and threw him from the ring. CLAYTON
Oh England won from Pappas of Lowell
in 13m. A6s. =
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THIS WEEKS BOUTS,

Thursday--Rouse o'Brien IS. Kid
SStInser at I.ongacre 4. G., New York.
Emergency Kelly ". Willie ManroId ~
i HeW YORK; bouts at broadway A. c..
Friday-DicE Hyland vs.. Billy Finucane
At fenver; lid Mcdonald vs.. Kid 6n1
fresno at Lewiston. Me ~
at Phi1adelnhia. i'''o'ieS
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Brooklyn, TaiIenders, Given Another
Drop by st. Louis.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
NATIONAL GAMES TODAY.
pittSburg at Boston.
Cincinnati At New York.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at Brooklyn.

Boston, May Five former Pittsburg
men defeated their old team, the final
score standing: Boston ,. PittsLurE |. in
today's game. The pitching of FIah.-~tv
and fielding Of Brain ana Ritchcy "ff'r
ually prevented the visitors from scoring
until the ninth, while thu batting Of How
ard and beaumont won the game fJr
BOSTON in the 10Th
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-16
SPORTING NOTES.

The Jockey Club officials at Belmont
fark have notified the layers that they
only have 10 minutes to do their betting.
Inc latter put up a howl but it did no
good. The Jockey Club officials have tried
every way to crtail the big bettors but
70 nc avail hence the order.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-16

Two-basc hits-Bouvicr. Wildes. Stolen
bascs-Grecnc, Merrill. Dupce, Clark.
Struck Out-By Merrill 9, by Remission 3
by Avcrill /. Double play-NTerrill. Carri
gan and Gebhardt. Hit by pitched ball
BY Merrill, Allen; by Remission. G2b-
hGrdt: by Averill, Wildes. Wild pitch
Merrill. Remission .. Passed ball-Geb-
Kenniston l. Sacrifice hts-Goode. Kelly.
Umpire Charles Egan. Time, 1.JO. AT
tendance, 20.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-16
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Rochester-The Baltimore Rochester
game was postponed; rain.
At Bufalo-The Providence Buffalo
SamC was postponed: rain.
At Toronto--'rhe Toronto-Newark gam
was postponed: rain.
NJ Montreal-Jcrsry City >, Montreal 2.
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Wesleyan 7; Bowdoin 2.

Middletown. Ct. Nav 15.-In i baseball
game marked by weak hitting ana poor
fielding. Wesleyan defeated Bowdoin this
afternoon to-
Wesleyan ......o Q 0 . ao11 x-7-7-55
Bowdoin ........0 " | / o 0 0-2-3- (
Battcre ies-McCathran and Day: Files
ana Lawrence. Time, Ia. Umpire
Schiller.
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE

bury 3 IL iciu g. Water
~ M1rttoTd-Iiartford l. Holyol,c o
~ Eorwich-Norwich h New IIa,,,
Al New Observation-Disclosures s M.
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Totals
GARDINER.

Berry. Stolen bases-Kanc 3. Ccrbin d
Lovely >. cobb. Perry -. Chase. Berry
Double plays-Pcrry to FpsSett Kane ID
Fossott. Hit by pitched bali-Perry
Packard. Walker Passrd baIl-Stcvens
Base on halls-Cff Burbank 8 Sacrifice
hit-Shrrh"rd. Umprc, cobb. Time 1.3o
.AttcndanCr. 10.
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MAINE COLLEGE LEAGUE STAND
ING.

With The schedule Of the games for the
Name college championship for 1901 about
onc-thi:d played. tie standing is nrw as
follows:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-16
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
AMERICAN GAMES TODAY.

Boston at Cleveland
New York at Detroit
Washington at Chicago.
Philadelphia at ST. Louis.
At Clevcland-Thr RoSton-t 'lcNcllnd
game was pos tpCncd; rain.
At Chicago-1hp Chicago American
game was postponed: wet grounds.
At Detroit-Thc Dctroit-Ncw York game
was postponed: rain.
AT ST. Louis.
St Louis ......3 . . q 0 . 0-t-l2-I
rhiladclIShL % o . q .-N-l3-0
Battcri,-s-fnwcll and Spencer. Buclow
Stevens: CoombS. NickcrN pyGcrt ana
Schreck. fine. 1.l3. Umpire. Sheridan
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MAINE.

t0IbY ...............0 > Q q . *
Main" ...........-...0 0 o 0 o.
Earned runs-Cnlby 3, Maine > Three.
base ht-IIammOnd. Two-baSc hit
Goodc. Stolen base--Tilton. Struck out
~ Good" >. by Qunt /. by Dow .. Dou-
bic plaY-ChaSe CnaSSiStod. Hit by
pitched balI-MCDonald. Base on balls
off Quint |, Oft Dow ,. Sacrifice hits
Guptil Scales. Umpire IIassctt Time,
10. Attendance 100
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New York city boasts the largest and
finest public school building in the
world 1t is of frcproof construction
throughout and cost 100000 1t has
accommodations for $4,000 pupils.
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BoWDoIN TENNIS TOURNAMENT
Brunswick High Wins the Two Days
Meet At Brunswick.

Brunswick, Nc, May 15.-Thc first
annual intcrscholastic tennis meet held
under the auspices of the BOWdOin Col
legc Tennis Association, completed its
final rounds today, and resulted in
victory for the team representing the
Brunswick High school, in both the
singles and the doubles. The other
schools that We're represented were
Bangor High. Cony High of Augusta,
Thornton Academy, Westbrook Scmin
airy, ana Waterville High. The sum-
mary:
SINGLES.
Preliminary round-Cony High de-
feated Bangor High. 60. 6-1. Bruns-
wick High defeated Thornton Academy,
Ga 6-1.
Second rOund-Watcrville High de-
feated Cony High, O., GA Brunswick
High defeated Westbrook. SIS, g..
Final Brunswick High beat
Waterville High, 6-3, GO, 70.
DOUBLES.
Preliminary round-Brunswick High
defeated Cony High, 81, 6-1. Thorn
ton Academy beat Bangor High, g.,
g..
Semi finals-Brunswick High defeat
ed Brunswick High defeated Water
vile High, g., g. Westbrool< Semi
nary beat Thornton Academy, 81. SIS
Finals-Brunswick High beat West
brook Seminary, 6-3, GA, rs.
The first two days of the college ten
mis- tournament which is being played
for the selection of tennis captain,
has resulted as follows:
Kingsley, 'O1, defeated Ham, '0S, SO,
6-3, GA, 0-6, 60. Hyde 'OS, beat Up
ton, 'OI, g., 6-3. g.. Haines 'OS, beat
Linnell, '07, Ga, G-1, 60. Pike. 'O7,
beat Undertake, 90, 6-3. So, o., 81.
There arc several more matches to
be played in the preliminary rounds.
and after the finals comes the round
robin series to be played off from
among the winners, the captain being
the winner Of this Round Robin series.
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At Rangor-Higgins Classical Institute
T.. Bangor II.
At Philadelphia Giants 10,
Portland State League o.
Connecticut western news., 1907-10-31
LAKEVILLE

T. l.. Norton and Peter Turner are at tending the Jamestown exposition and looking over the battle grounds.
 Bert Pulver and wife returned Mon- day after touring the country for about two weeks.
 Edward Winker is taking his annual vacation spending it with friends in Patterson, N. J.
 Frank Osborn has resigned his posi- tion at Bartram 6 Everett's store and has accepted a position in Springfield, Mass. in grocery store. Chester Thurs ton is filling the place thus vacated in Bartram & Everetts'. Resigning his position as barber with MT. Dufour.
 Dr. G. D. Hurd has been confined to the house for the past two weeks by ill., ness.
 Arthur Spaulding of Pawling. N. Y. has been visiting his uncle's Charles, ,and John Osborn for few days.
 Mrs. Morrison of Pennsylvania, who has been visiting her sisters, Mrs. Holly and Miss Roberts, returned home last week.
 Mrs J. A. Osborn visited relatives at Fishkill and Mattawan last week.
 A party of eleven attended the enter tainment at Falls Village last Wednes- day evening. They reported very en- joyable time, particularly going and coming.
 B. F. Hoyt made business trip to New York city last week.
 The 8.44 train was over an hour late Tuesday morning, therefore some Of the teachers were about an hour late for school.
 Will Turner has returned from the hospital and says he has entirely lost the sight of the eye injured by shot.
 Dana Dunhan was in town the first of the week.
 Lee Turner was in town last week.
 The II :O5 train was delayed for about two hours east of the gas house Monday because of washout. One of the abut- ments under the trestle was partially washed away. The wrecking crew was summoned from Canaan and soon propped up the track sufficiently for trains to cross.
 Irwin and Louis Bryant visited their uncle MT. Pequigney in Gay Street Sun- day.
Connecticut western news., 1907-10-31

things mysteriously change places. Govern yourself accordingly.
 Mrs. J. Roraback attended the funeral of her brother-in-law James Roraback of Sheffield on Tuesday p. m.
 The Rev. O. w. Hanna of East Ca- naan delivered most interesting ser mon in the chapel Sunday.
 In the absence of the pastor, Rev. MT. Snyder, Sunday, O. B. Landon preached in the Methodist church.
 Miss Nellie Miller of Port Chester, N. Y. was an over Sunday guest of her aunt, Mrs. Sweet.
 Frank DeLoge went to Pittsfeld Sun- day to visit his wife who is in the House of Mercy.
 George House, station agent at Chapinyille, was Sunday guest at Mrs. Sweets.
 Miss Gladys Newett of Winsted, Ct. was guest at R. P. Lees Saturday and Sunday. @ t"
 Walter Van Deusen of Ohio, has been spending few days here and at Mill River. #aE @s
 Douglass Dongal McGregor has been spending week in Lee and Lenoxdale.
 A change of time goes into effect on the Berkshire division November II.
 John w. Hall has been spending a few days in Palmer, Mass.
 Mrs. Cora Herbert is spending week in New York City.
 Mrs. A. A. Dunbar is visiting In Pitts field.
 Mrs. Sarah Manvel is convalesent.
 Election Tuesday next.
 Send ns one yeay's subscription and .get 7He Nezvs uufH cfanuayy 7, Iooo.
Connecticut western news., 1907-10-31
CORNWALL HOLLOW

Several flocks of wild geese have been seen going south.
 Mrs. Fred Ruskey is on the sick list. Dr. Wadhans is attending her.
 The farmers have nearly all finished gathering their apples and other crops and some are banking their houses for winter.