Connecticut western news. [volume] (Salisbury, Litchfield Co., Conn.) 1871-1970, 1910-10-06
DATES FOR WORLDS
SERIES ARE SETTLED
First Baseball Game Between
Champions Is on Oct, II,

Games between the Chicago National
league team and the Philadelphia
Americans for the worlds baseball
championship will begin in the Penn
sylvania city on Monday, Oct. II. The
other games are scheduled as follows:
Second game, Tuesday, Oct. Is, at
Philadelphia.
Wednesday, Oct. 10, teams on rail-
road going to Chicago.
Third game, Thursday, Oct. 20, at
Chicago.
Fourth game, Friday, Oct. 81, at
Chicago.
Fifth game, Saturday, Oct. %, after
fast run from Chicago to Philadelphia,
at Philadelphia.
Sixth game, Sunday, Oct %, after
fast trip on train to Chicago, at Chi
cago. r.
Place of seventh game, If necessary,
to be decided by toss Of coin.
The National league umpires will be
Messrs. O'Day and Rigler. The Amer
lean league umpires will be selected in
a few days. ..
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cEnEpAI Mayor William ].
nE,ue Gaynor got back to
,,.a=s the New York city
Tar cNiNeS. hall to assume his du-
ties as mayor just two months lacking
three days from the day when James
J. Gallagher shot him in Hoboken as
En oh 70 e.. -
Europe. He seemed to be in good
health, although his voice was husky
and his neck appeared tn be slightly
swollen. # ...4
President Taft has pardoned Edward
A. Boyle, John r. Coyle, Patrick J.
Hennessey and Thomas Kehoe, four
sugar weighers who are serving SEN
fences for connection with the GUS
toms frauds at New York. The presi-
dent pardoned the four men on Mr..
Stimson's recommendations that the
men had given him valuable informa-
ton which he used in the trials of
Heike and Gerbracht.
Representative James S. Ravens,
who was a candidate for the Demo
cratic nomination for governor, when
informed that an effort would be made
to induce him to stand for reelection
to congress said: II stated before the
nomination for representative in con-
gress that If elected l would not &C
cept denomination. / regard that as
a pledge, and l will keep it."
DR.. Frederic A. Cleveland, director
of the bureau of municipal research of
New York city, is President Taft's new
expenditure watch dog. DIR. Cleveland
has already begun his work of advis-
ing the president in the investigation
of the executive departments in the in
terest Of economy and efficiency, for
which congress appropriated 100000
at the last session.
Very shortly banana growing on a
large scale in the United States, back
ed by some of the heaviest financial in
terest of New England, will be an ac-
complished fact. Experiments made
in the past few years in the growing
Of bananas under glass in the con-
servatories in Central park have dem
onstrated conclusively that it can be
done. a-a
Not only has New York walked I'D to
the bad effect pernicious moving pic
ture films have on the youthful mind,
but there is to be a world wide cru
sade against what the announcement
terms "the moving picture abomina-
ton" at the first American interna-
tional humane conference. 1t is to be
held in Washington, beginning Oct. 10.
For the time being William J. Schi-
ner, Socialist candidate for mayor of
Vineland, N. j., will conduct his cam
paign from behind the bars of the local
jail. He was ordered to pay a fine of
81 for being disorderly or go to Jail for
ten days. He decided that he would
go to Jail, although he had a dollar in
his pocket.
cpIMEe Six hours after he had
nn attacked Mrs. Hiram
Stuckey, a prominent
young woman of Gov