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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-05-14
On Local Diamonds.

The Norwich business college nine
defeated the ]. A. C.'s Friday afternoon
at Hunts, IL to II.
The Academy Independents go to
Jewett City this morning to play Riv-
erside grammar school.
The Crescents have added two star
players to their team since last Satur-
days game, Gleason and Kerns. Do
herty and Harrington work against
Montville.
Manager Bowen of the Crescents
has game arranged with Manager
this afternoon in Montvil1e. The
Crescents will try and keep up their
winning gait which they have started.
Manager Farrell has secured the
Fort Wright team for his afternoon
game today at the Hospital and will
send in his new pitcher, Greeneway of
Tennessee, against the soldiers, Clab-
by will catch. Greeneway is said to
be even better than zen1ke. the Hos
pital star last year, having an un-
derhand delivery that has all kinds of
curves in it.
The Academy and Putnam high
school got into the spotlight for their
14-inning game. A Boston paper had
the full box score. Gallivan's Is strike
out and two hits, one of them triple,
made him the hero of the game. This
afternoon the Academy plays Black
hall at the Academy campus, starting
the game at 2.15 SO as to enable the
B1ackhall team to catch their train.
Charlie Crocker will do the hurting for
the Academy and has the goods to
fool the Blackhan hitters.
In the grammar school league under
Y. M. c.. A auspices. the West Chel-
sea nine defeated the Greeneville
school is to s, on Hunts lot Friday
afternoon in a game which had to be
shortened to seven innings because
other teams were waiting to play. The
lineups:
West Chelsea-Stanton 2b, whita-
ker IF Bendette 3b, Siegal CT, H. Fill
more 1b. Debarros SIS, r. Fillmore IL,
Slosberg c. Lacy o.
Greeneville-Smith D, Mulkins II,
Grodotzki C, Bruso 10, Kendall 3D.
Allen CT, Ladd 3b, Bowker So, Soules
IF
west Chelsea 500 2 3N15
Gfeeneviiie o O.
The next game in the schedule is
this morning. Broadway VS., TaftvilIe
at Hunts.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-05-14
Golf Champions Eliminated.

New York, May 13.-Home talent
and favorites were swept aside in the
first and second round matches of the
invitation golf tournament continued
at Fox Hills, Staten Island. today.
numbering among the defeated Jerome
ID. Travers of Montclair. Gardner w.
White of Oakland the interschoIastic
champion, and r. A. Hammer of the
home club. who enjoys the title of
Staten Island champion. The four 10
survive the day in the first set We're
Bowers, W. e. Conklyn. Dunwoodie
Baxter and L. A. Hamilton of EnRie-
wood. They will meet as named in the
semi final tomorrow.
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Especial to The Bulletin.)

lost its third successive game in the
league when Norwich defeated them
here today in a well played game, 3
to Zone solid session of bat work
with an error or two did the business
when Norwich lit on Bates for five
hits and four runs in the fourth.
Reach, the Norwich pitcher, went bad
in the first inning, in which he issued
three passes. but came back in great
shape for the rest of the game and
had Middletown helpless.
Constant kicking by Middletown
over Umpire Jack Curran's decisions
led to the substitution of Mr.. Clark
of Cobalt in the fourth inning. He
finished out the game but was not
a great Improvement. There was an
attendance of about 200. The score:
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On Selection of Referree.

Ben Lomond, Cal, May lat is
believed here that Eddie Graney
stands a good chance of being the
third man in the ring Manager Sam
Berger left for San Francisco tonight
to take up the selection of a referee.
Eddie Smith is the only one of the
three men under consideration who is
openly satisfactory to Berger. The
latter is sure to oppose the selection
of either Graney or WEIGH when the
question comes up. Both Rickard and
Gleason are favorable to Graney, Ii. is
said
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-05-14
CONNECTICUT ASSOCIATION STANDING.
CITY LEAGUE DolNes.

For the next games, Umpire Wicl1s
is assigned to duty at the Falls dia-
nond, where the West Ends play the
Centrals, and Umpire McClafferty will
work at the Cranberry, where the
Falls play Greeneville.
The record books will be in the
hands of Scorer Congdon at the Gran
berry and Scorer Benoit at the Falls.
Because they are now playing under
national commission contracts, Jack
Casey of the Falls team and Dennie
Mcintyre of the West Ends are on the
ineligible list for positions in City
league Iineups
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FASHION PLATES NEW RECORD
FOR METROPOLITAN HANDICAP
Mile in 1877 4-5-Prince Imperial Sec
ond, Jack Atkin Third.

New York, May 13@Ten thousand
rscesoers saw Fashion Plate, a four
year old chestnut colt entered by the
Onecf stable, win tine Metropolitan
handicap at Belmont park today in the
fastest time ever made in the history
of this classic turf event. The colt,
quoted at the compare lively long odds
of to /, covered the mile I'm 1.37 As.
Prince Imperial entered by the Wood
haven stable and quoted at 10 to 1
for a place, was second, a length be
hind Fashion Plate. Jack AtlSin win
ner of the 1903 Metropolitan, finished
third at odds of to to show.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-05-14

aser G. NJ. Cameron of New Haven
was paid for 1000 people, carrying
away more money than he did all sea-
new blood has not been a good thing
for Bridgeport And maybe some OF
those featherheaded boosters that
would bite your ear Off If you ever
said anything in criticism OF the old
order of things ought not TO feel
ashamed of mselvesl-Springfiel
News.
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coNsEcTrcuT LEAGUE STANDING.
Connecticut League Games Friday.

Connecticut League Games Friday.
AT New Britain r.. III. f.
n. Britain 3 i o 3 0 @-l3 IA o
Holyoke 0 0 0 0 o 0 0-2 8
Batteries: BROWN and Sanchez; Nc
Inerny, Toll and OLeary; time, 215;
umpire. Watts.
At New Haven r. II. f.
Hartford 10000 IL 5 4
New Haven 2 o o 2 0 0 2 o *-6 6 1
Batteries: Schuman and Wadleigh
and Stark; Corcoran and Waters; time,
$50; ump4res, Fahey. Foster and Stark.
At Northampton r.. ii. f.
Springfield d 0 0 3 0 O. s 2
North'pton 20 % 0 o % % 3 3
Batteries: Coffin and Ensign; Hess
Bowler.
At Waterbury: r.. III. u.
Bridgeport o 3O11OO O-5 . s
Waterbury 1 o "a 10 3
Snyder and Kocher: Tuckey. Crit
fifth and Mcdonald. Time. Las. Um-
pire, Hart.
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Wrestling in Lebanon.

Lebanon followers of the wrestling
game are expecting a good evening OF
sport to be provided by Promoter l..
III. Burdicis Of Fitchvilie. when he
brings Kid WillSerson of Lowell against
Pat carbray Of Norwich in nnish
bout best two out OF three. and Kid
Wilbur OF Montvilie la am exhibition
bout with his ira ming partner George
Allen Of New London.
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BITS OF BASEBALL.

Manager Mccain of Bridgeport may
not be grand old man" "a war
horse" etc, or anything of that ilk
bat he seems~to he hnstling young
man. and is giving Bridgeport what
1t wants con his frst trip " that for
merIy dead joint a few dss@s sao. Man
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-05-14
wiIIimantie Scores First shutout.

willimantic kept W its winning
gait and scored the first shutout of
the Connecticut baseball association
by defeating New London Friday aft
ernoon in New London to O. The
losers almost to the riot point over
a decision by Umpire Maisaciz in the
9Th. Attendance numbered about 200.
The score:
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COTTON.

New York. May 13-Cotten: Spot
closed quiet. ten points advance, mid
ding uplands 1906; middling gulf
1880; sales, 1888 bales.
Futures closed barely steady. Clos
ing bids: May 1850, June Is. 90, July
1888, August 1901 September 1881.
October 1897, November 1887, Decem-
Der 1890. February - March 1880.
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Washington ......o 2 0 o -
Chicago .---....s o 0 o OIL
Runs. for Washington Milan. Kifer. E1berfeld.
Gesser. UnGisub, for Chicago Cole; two base hits
zeider. Groom; hits. of Young IN Ia innings. on
Smith in 2-S: sacrifice hits. kifsr double plays,
Bac<burne unssssted. Zeider to BlaclsbIne: left
bases. Washington s. Chicago base balls
of Groom @ OF Smith 2; first base error. Chicago
l: hit by pitcher. Groom /; struck by Groom 5.
by Young L; time. Las; ump4rss. Kern and Sheri-
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Livingston; two base hits. Morgan. Collins; three
base hits. Lord, oldrng; hits. of Berger in 1-3
innings of Mitchell in 80; sacrifice fly. Col
lns; sacriace bits Barry Morgan; stolen bases Old
ring. Collins ?, Davis. LivingtSn Baker ?; double
play. Barry Collins Davis left on bases Cleve-
land 2 Philadelphia H. nrst base balls. of BeT
ger z, on Morgan j. on Mitchell 1 first base
rors Cleveiand 1. Philadelphia hit by pitcher by
Mitchell 1; struck out. by Bcraer /. by Morgan 8.
by Mitchell .; time. zoo; unpires Connolly and
Dineen-
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Seated for Gaspar in 3d.
4~fsatted for Andersen in 9Th
Score by innings:
Cincinnati 80 o 0 90
Brooklyn ..... ......1 4 o o o--s
Runs. for Cincinnati Esan. Anderson. for Brooklyn
Lufniey Daubsxt 2. wheat :. Hummell .. Erwin
tReb base hits. Hunmsn. Lobert: three base hits.
Daueert, HunImsil; hits OF Gsrpar in innings.
OK Andsron 6 in s; sacrifice hits. Wheat, MeEiyeen
stolen bases. Bssebex Afehal: left bases. Brook
Ign 6. Cincinnati .; hrst base balls. on Barger l.
Gsssar 2, Andersen l; struck out. by BarEer :. by
Gaspar 2. by Anderson 5; time. LAB; umpres Rig
Ter
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han. Atowrey. AerkIe snodgrsss wild pitches. Math
2. Dickson / first base balls. of Mathew
son ?. on Dickson 4. on Lush l. struck out. by
Mtiewson ?. by Dickson 3. by Lush ! hits on
MataeEson in innings. Dickson : in g; left on
bases. ST. Louis New York 7; time. I,52; UNI
pires, O'Day and Brennan.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-05-14
MONEY.

New York. May 13.-Meney on call
steady 1905 per cent; ruling rate
S-4; last loan 4; closing bid 7-S;
offered at 4.
Whine loans steady; sixty days 3 ga
O. per cent, and ninety days 4@4 II
Six months 4G4 Ia.
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i'm
o
tn dog Ted be
is
greeting Cheer
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-05-14

Piftsbrg. May 1s.-Pfbtsburg shut Today
by the splendid pitsbinK of Ewing The latter a.
lowed but three hits and only two Pittsburs
reached third base Ewing himself made four hits.
something no pitcher has done In game since the
days OF Charles Ferguson. He bated in runs,
fully enoug. to win The game Score:
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kEACH WORKS NICEAT MIDDLETOWN
Norwich Wins gain S to 2-Willimantic Blanks New
London Whalers Own Observation-Disclosures for
Thread City Men-Left Handed Pitcher Coming Here

bases. Petrick Nealon. Loveday 8; sacrifice hits
Alderman. Cook: let bases. New London D. VIII
iin1antic ; time. lao: umpire. Maisack-
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-05-14

Tommy ran in a supply of new balls to
feed out to Reach as fast as one was
fouled out of reach.
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Score by innings:
New Yeri ..........e e@s
Runs. Detroit d. Jones s. Bush. Cobb. for
New York HemphilI. Sweeney. Quinn; three base
hits. Bush HeInphill. Swesoey: sacrifice hits. Cobb.
Simmons. Moriarty: sacrifice niss Crawford Hemp
hill: bases Detroit 0. New York 4: first base
errors. Detroit 2. New York 4: double play.
Sweeney Chase Austin stnsck out. by Stroud ?.
by Quinn 3: firts balls. on Stroud 8. OF
Quinn 3: hit by pitcher by Quinn l. by Stroud 1:
time. 1.54; umpires. O'Loughlin and Perrine
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AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
k Three Out Of Fsur.

Boston Tosk Three Out 81 -Four.
Boston. May Is--Boston from St Louis today.
to l. making it three out Of four games. The
visitors played poorly and the home team batted
hard at orpertunie times. Score:
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Score by Innings
st. Louis % OIL
Boston $50. ...-....e 3 o IS
Runs. for st. Louis Criss. for Boston Hooper 2.
Lord g Wagner Carrisan. Wood 2; two base hit.
Wagner three base hit. Ssaht; hits on Powell in
innings. OF Strennel 4 In 4; sacrifice ny, Dem
n,itt: sacrifice hits. Gardner Niles. Hooper. Sshi;
stolen base. Speaker double plays. Gardner TO Wag-
StakL GrigEs to Hartzen TO criss. Strealnei
to Hartxeii to Grfgge TO Cxiss; left baees St
Louis 6. Boston a. FIRST base balis. of Wood I.
of Stremnd 2; first base errors. ST. Louis /,
Boston 2; struck out. by Wood 4. by Stremmel /;
time, La; umprss Evans and Egsn-
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Score by innings:
Boston .--... --......2 o o o 0 O-3
for Boston Beck. Collins. Misr: stolen bases.
Stenfeldt Beck 2. sheckard. Sweeney: sacrifice fly.
Herzog: double play. Frock to Sharpe 70 Graham:
left bases. Chicago 7. Boston g.: struck by
Brown a. by Brock 2; bases balls. on Brown 2.
off Froeb 1: hit by pitcher. by Frock passed ball,
Killing; time. LBS; umpres. KLEIN and Kane.
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PhiMdsIshia.
CIsyeiaa d .

Philadelphia. May 13--PhiAxe4phia again defeat
cd Cleveland today. the being to g The
hit Berxer hard and knocked him on the
rubber the sixth inning. Score:
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NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
Fr.ek Held Cubs to Three Hits.

Ffeck Hefu Cuht 10 ThFet Hitt
Chicago. May ls.-Frock he&d Chicago three
hits today aad Boston o. Miller
traded Boston by Chicago for Pitcher Richie.
played right the He
hit and robbed Of others by sensational
handed catches by Schultz. Score:
Chiczae. Boston
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Score b. innings:
Pittsburg ----o 90
Philadelphia .+--1 0 0 0 o.
Runs for Philadelphia Byrne. Titus. Doom; three
base hit. Deoin; sscrce hits Grant. Doolsn stolen
bases, Titus 2. Grant. Mage first base balls,
Powell 9. of Ewing L; hit By pitched ball. by
Powell 1; out. By Ewing 2; passed BAN. Doc
in; nrse base Philadelphia q: left
bases. Pfttsbury A. Philadelphia s; time. lao;
pires Johnstene and Moran
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Score innings:
Willimantic ........O . %
New London ........e o o 0 90
Runs. for willimantic D'Andrea, Wallace; struck
out by Carroll 2 by Wallace /: double plays. Nasher
to Burns to King. DAndrca TO Cook to Flynn; stol-
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St. Lsuis ovsrwheIm Giants.

ST. Louis. No.. May Is--St- Louis visited upon
New York OF the worst defeats that has
experienced this year. winning IS q 4. Mathewson
retired the-second inning when st. Louis
hits and scored eight runs Score:
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Navy York.
Dstrsit.

New York. May I3.-Detrot broke in the
ries with New York today by taking the last game
S 3. This marked two of the earlier
tests. Sore.
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superb.s win in the Second
Clneinnz att.


! Cincinnati. May 12-Gsspsr hit hard in the
first innings today and Brooklyn easily 8
ts 2 Anderson pitched fair ball except In the fifth
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FRIDAY BASEBALL RESULTS.

Eastern League.
At Observation-Disclosures o. Montreal 8.
At Buffalo-Cewsrk g. Juffaio J.
At Rociester-Jersey City ]. Rochester 8.
At Observation-Disclosures Toronto game postponed;
cold
New EssiaRd Lessue.
At Eau River-Brockton 3. Fall River ?.
At Worcester-Lynn 4. Worcester 4; II innings;
darkness.
At New Observation-Disclosures 1. New Bedford Z.
At HaverhiIl-Loveil 20. HAveridH -.
coiess Games.
At Middebury. Vt.-AiiddIebury 0. Norwich II.
At Andover. Mzss.-PhillipS -Andoyer 4. Princeton
Freshmen /.
At worcesAr-Holy Cross 2. Tufts 0.
Al Amhefst-Cornell g. Amherst B. IL innings.
At Lansing. Anch.-Syracuse 8. Michigan Agricui-
tIIral College /.
At Brunswick. Me.-New Hampshire State College
Z, Bowdoin s.
At siyerstown. Ps.-Penn State College 6. Al
bright College
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TO new YORK
N O R w ICH LIN E

The water way the comfortable
way of travelling.
Steamers City OF Lowell and New
Hampshire - safe. staunch vessels
that have every comfort and conven-
fence for the traveller.
A delightful voyage on LonE Iaiana
Sound and a superb view OF the wen
derfuI skyline ana Waterfront OF REV
York.
Steamer leaves New London at IL ..
70. weekdays only; due Pier foot Of
East 22d ST. B45 A. m, (MondnYs -
cepted) and Pier 90. NortS River. Z
Fare Norwich 10 New York SITS
Write or telephone w. J. PK1LIIpa-
Agent. New London Coma auGsd
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LOCAL BASEBALL TODAY.
Connecticut Association.

CONNECTICUT EssocIatIon,
Middletown at Norwich.
New London at Willimantic.
interscholsstic League.
Westerly High vs.. Buckley at New
London.
Windham High at Clinton.
Eastern Connecticut League.
Taftville at Wauregan.
Putnam at JeWett City.
Tri-Village at North Grosvenordale.
Eastern Connecticut Amateur League.
Central Village at Sterling.
Jewett City at Afoosup.
Wauregan al Plainfield.
At Academy Campus.
BlackhalI VS.. Academy.
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Senator's Did Up Young in Second.
Washington, May IS--WashiHzton knocked Young
out Of the bog today in the second inning and de-
feated Chicago % l. Scere:
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Totals. 81 IL n 1S oil
+Bazted for Gaspar in Sd
s~Batted for Andersen in 9th.
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Totals. 20 4 "A IS 4
4Battd for Powell in 9Th.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-11
KEYPORT
WAGON is HIT
BY A TRAIN
AT kEYP0RT
sssoiaI to tho EVENING NEWS.


Keyport, Nov. 11:-A wagon be-
longing to Sidney WalIing, a farmer
living near this place, was struck by
a train at the Broad street crossing
about $50 o'clock Tuesday after
noon and was completely demol-
ished. The wagon was loaded with
coal and had been left In front of
Jesse N. Beers coal yards in Broad
street by Mr.. WalIing. The horse
evidently became tired of standing,
as 1t started walking up Broad
street towards home. The Central
railroad track Is only q few hundred
feet from where the horse was left,
and the animal walked in front of
the train due at Broad street $50
P. M. The horse got acros the track
all right, but the locomotive struck
the wagon, smashing it to splinters
and throwing the coal TO :he four
winds. The wagon dragged the
horse into the ditch, but the animal
got up and was apparently unin-
jured.
The Broad street crossing is a
dangerous one, being where the ia
nous Horandt accident occurred,
when Christopher IIorandt and a
party OF relatives from Paterson in
a Buick automobile, were struck by
a train, killing Mr.. Horandt Instant
ly and injuring several othefs.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-11
FREEHOLDERS
IN SESSION

Freehold, Nov. 1.-THE Mon
mouth County Board Of Chosen
Freeholders held their monthly
meeting at Freehold Wednesday.
Bills aggregating s32,180.32 were
passed, and the board adjourned to
meet Thursday, November 18th, at
which time the election bills will be
passed. ALI election bills must be
in the hands of the finance commit
tee before next Monday.
The board ratified the action of a
special committee for building a
bulkhead and raising a road at
Keansburg given to John Carr for
s1.909.05. A communication was
read from the State Road Super
visor saying that $1,000 of state
road money would be sent to Mon
mouth, 1000 to be applied to the
Observation-Disclosures road and $500
to the Freehold-Adelphia road. The
Ideal Beach Company filed a com
plant against the unsightly bridges
at keansburg and asked that several
of them be rebuilt. The matter
was referred to a committee.
The Ocean Grove Borough Asso-
citation submitted a proposition to
deed to the freeholders a strip OF
land at the head of Wesley lake,
Lake avenue, Asbury Park, for the
purpose of building the Ocean Bou-
levard. The proposition was OPP
posed and later referred to counsel
Bids for the Young Orchard Hill
road were opened and the %contract
awarded to Jacob P. Stout for 81,
148.70. The road will be built o.
gravel taken from Swan pits.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-11
NEGRO FROM :.
KEYPORT COT
THIRTY DAYS

Freehold, Nov. 11:-Asbury Car
ney, colored, plead guilty when ar
raigned in court yesterday, to steal
ing a basket of CLAIMS from William
Back at Keyport and was sentenced
to spend thirty days in the county
Jail.
Ira Lyons, colored, entered a plea
or guilty to stealing H.. Halsey
Fitch's bicycle at Long Branch last
Saturday night. He was sentenced
to five months in the county Jail.
Edward Williams, colored, was
sentenced to three years in state
prison for an atrocious assault, D o
Richard Hubbard at Asbury Park
May ID last. Williams plead not
guilty when arraigned a week ago.
Yesterday he retracted and said he
was guilty. Hubbard was struck
with a club and his arm broken.
Mrs. Mary f. Clarkson, of Red
Bank, who defended her property
with a shotgun last June, following
a dispute with a plumber over the
contract for her work, was acquitted
of atrocious assault and battery with
intent to kill preferred by William
McKensey, n of the plumbers, who
attempted to go ahead with the work
after Mrs. Clarkson had refused to
permit the contractor to continue.
Clarence l.. Cole, of Atlantic county,
who nominated Governor-elect
Woodrow Wilson at the Democratic
convention, represented Mrs. Cole.
William Iomlet, eighteen years
old, convicted last week Of an at
tempted assault upon Sarah Ellis at
Holmdel August 81 last, was SEN
fenced this morning to the Railway
reformatory.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-11
KEYPORT

Miss Elizabeth A. C%roeheron, of
First street, Is spending a few days
at the home of Mrs. Walter Davis,
at Red Bank.
Benjamin Morris, of Asbury Park,
formerly OF this place, has been Wis
iting relatives here.
Miss Annie Tilton is visiting in
Boston, Mass.
The Keyport Whist Club will meet
at the home of Miss Emma Miller, in
Broad street, tomorrow night,
A meeting of the executive com
mittee of the Keyport Literary Club,
was held at the home of Mrs. Gar
Erett g. Hoagland, In Main and Front
Streets. Wednesday night.
The Keyport Bowling Club met at
the Brunswick alleys Wednesday
night. The evening was a very
pleasant one socially and more time
was spent that way than in bowling,
consequently no good scores were
made.
A new walk is being laid in front
of Mrs. Margaret q. Walling's prop;
erty in First street. near Church
street.