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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-09-10
TENNIS TOURNEY
 AT BROOKLAWN

In the third round of the City Ten his Tournament at Brooklawn club the following matches were played:
 pr. R. H. w. Strang defeated Jona- than Grout 6-2, 6-1.
 Dr. R. w. Hall defeated E. S. Wolfe, 6-1, 6-2.
 B. T. Buckingham defeated David S. Day 6-2, 6-1.
 J. w. Wheeler, ST., defeated Nor man Leeds 6-1, co.
 W. S. Lacy defeated Prince Ed mund Ruspole 6-2, 8-6.
 These matches were very interest ing and the old timers continued to come through.
 The matches this afternoon are scheduled as follows:
 8 D. m.-E. T. Buckingham vs. W S Lacy; Dr. R. H. w. Strang vs. Dr R. W. Hall; J. W. Wheeler, ST. vs. J M. Kicker; J. W. Wheeler, Jr. vs Gregory S. Bryan.
 4:S0 p. m.-First round of doubles W. E. Davenport and H. B. Andrews vs. G. W. Beach and partner.
 These matches will be among the best of the tournament and the public is cordially invited to attend them.
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TO
 MAKE FOUNDATION FOR ARMY. SYSTEM
Planning Educational Fea lures For Period of
 Consolidation.

New Haven, Sept. g - President setts Agricultural College, has accept ed membership in the army educa- tional commission appointed by the war work council of the Young Mems Christian Association, according to announcement today by Anson Phelps Stokes, chairman of the overseas edu- cational committee of the association. The object of the commission is to provide educational opportunities for the soldiers of the American expedi-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-09-10
HUDSON BARLOW BATTLE WAS A FLIVVER

It was 96 years ago today, Sept. 10, 1922, that Josh Hudson defeated Barlow in six minutes at Harpenden Common, England. This was expected to be memorable and exciting fight, and thousands of sports journeyed from London to the battle-ground. They were disappointed, for Barlow was stretched out senseless at the end of six minutes of fighting. A purse was then raised for a contest between Jem Ward and "Woolwich" Burke, but this was also pretty much of a fiivver, and it was an angry and dis gusted crowd which journeyed back to London town. Josh Hudson was one of the most popular boxers of his day, and a candidate for the cham ptonship of England, but although he defeated Jem Ward 1t was the latter who was eventually awarded the title. Hudson was given many benefits by the London sports, and after quitting the ring he kept a famous sporting resort called the Half Moon.
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sLACKERs SENT TO CAMP.

Victor Lekewitz of 163 Hallet street and KohStantine Kulosiewsky. draft evaders, were taken into custody by local and federal authorities yester- day. Both men were adamant and declared that they would not fight for the United States. They will be taken Fort Slocum today. Others who evaded the draft and have been ar rested by federal officials will also go to camp with Lakewitz and Kulosiew- sky. Kulosiewsky is said to have up> held Bolsheviki principles.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-09-10

Christy Mathewson, manager of the Cincinnati Reds, is fully prepared to encounter the suit instituted against his club by Hal Chase, the first base man, who was suspended some time ago by Mathewson. Chase is suing for s1,690, which he contends is the salary due him. Chase has filed a copy of his contract with the Cincin- nati club, which calls for a salary of S7,800 for the 1918 season, to be paid semi monthly in checks of s650 each. Chase was suspended for the re- mainder of the season while the club was playing in the East. He return ed to his home in Cincinnati and re- mained there since his suspension.
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tionary forces.
 Prof. John Erslzine of Columbia University and Frank Spaulding, superintendent of schools of Cleve- land, and the executive secretary, Prof Algernon Coleman of the Uni versity of Chicago, are conducting the work in France. Prof. Strayer of the Teachers college, Columbia Univer- sity, has become home director of the national education comission and he is securing several hundred educa- tional administrators and teachers to go to France this fall.
 The commissions work this fall will be mainly in extension and illus trated lectures and in laying the foundations of an extensive educa- tional system in the army abroad dur ing the long period of demobilization.
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COUNTER REVoLUT1oNIsTs SHOT

Amsterdam, Sept. 9-An official an- nouncement made at Petrograd and received here today says that up to the present 512 so-called counter reVolutlonaries, including 10 members of the right Social Revolutionary par ty, have been shot as reprlsal for the murder of Moses Urtizky, chair man of the Petrograd commission for the suppression of counter revoiu- ton.
 In Snolensk 34 large land owners and the former Moscow arch1mandrlf Makar1' have been shot as a reprlsal sor the attempt made on the life of Premier Lenine.
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SYRACUSE FEATURE WON BY DIRECTUM ).
Murphy's Horse Fights It Out in All Three Heats
 of 2:O6 Pace.

Syracuse, N. Y, Sept. 10-Direc- tum J., driven by Tommy Murphy, won the Chamber of Commerce 2:06 pace. purse $2,00O, which featured the opening of the Grand Circuit meet ing at the New York State Fair yes terday afternoon. Murphy's black horse fought it out in all three heats with Mary Rosalind Parr and Jay Mack, but the Poughkeepsie reins- man, in whipping finish, flashed his silks across first in the last two heats.
 Directum J. paced the last half of the final heat in 59 1-2 seconds to win first money. It looked like a dead heat between Valentine and Cox, but the judges gave the place to the Dover driver.
 Joe Sherrill drove Nellie Dillon to victory in straight heats in the 2:07 trot. Walter Cox won first money with On the Rhine in the 2:1S trot for $1,000. The summaries:
 OsAY rVoce Uyhvsoo
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as one could ask for.

as one cOulQ aSk TOT.
 There was plenty of room in the bleachers, both centre field and third base, but practically every seat in the grand stand was taken. Gov. Mccall sat huddled in a. corner of a flag draped box looking as if he would have enjoyed a hot water bag to his spine. Back of third sat a group of wounded soldiers just returned from France. They were perfectly happy.
 Mitchell sent Hendrix out to warYn up and the crowd expected the right handler would work, but presently he was joined by Tyler. Ruth and Jones limbered up for the Red Sox. The crowd roared approval when Ruth Strode out to the rubber as Brick Owens, officiating behind the bat, called Play ball.
 The score:
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-09-10
MINUTE MEN TO
 HOLD A CONVENTION

William V. Dee, executive official of the Four Minute Men in Bridge ru4R, has invited William H. Ins-r- soil, of the Committee on Public In- formation to attend the state cor:: ::sSii- tion of the Minute Men to be held in this city, Oct 21. MT. Ingersou is the medical director of the Four Min ute Men.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-09-10
DOINGS in SHORTHAND
RED SOX WIN 3-2 IN FOURTH
 CAME OF THE WORLDS SERIES
Receipts Smaller Than
 Many Chicago Games

Boston. Sept. 10-The hopes of the Red Sox management for a capacity crowd at Fenway Park were not full filled. The official attendance was only 22,1S3. This was more than 10000 less than the crowd that watched the fifth game of the Red Sox-Dodger worlds series of 1916. That game was played at Braves Field before 42,620 persons, the biggest worlds series crowd on record. When the Giants and Red Sox played at Fenway Park in 1912 they played to a crowd of S4,6S3.
 Yesterdays receipts were $2S,292, against $83,S73 for the last game of the 1916 series played in Boston. To- days receipts were simmer than in any of the Chicago games. It was the last game in which the players figure. They share $69,527.7O, against $162,927.45 divided by the Red Sox and Dodgers in 1916 and $152,2Ss.58 divided by the White Sox and Giants last fall.
 The National Commission now in tends to pay the winners $1,2O0 apiece and the losers $500 apiece, as the receipts will not warrant the pay ing of $2,000 to the winners and S1, 400 to the losers, as was intended last winter when the commission adopted a new method of dividing worlds series money by which all first division players would get a piece of the worlds series sugar.
 The following figures show the at- tendance and receipts of yesterday s game in Boston, as well as the re- ceipts and attendance of the first four games.
 Fourth game, first game played in
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KLINE IS CHAIRMAN.

Nathan Goodman of 1928 Main street, who is with the GoldE Cloth ing Shop, succeeded Max Kline as chairman of the Tailors' Association at a meeting in Moose hall last night. About $50 tailors were present.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-09-10
TO-DAY IN PUGILIsTIo ANNALS.

1009Packey Mcfarland and Ray Bronson boxed 20 rounds to a draw at New Orleans.
 1912 - George Knockout" Brown defeated Cycline Johnny Thompson in five rounds at Peoria, Ill.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-09-10
DRAFT REGISTRARS TO MEET

Draft Board No. has called . meeting of all registrars of the 10th and 11th districts for tomorrow night The meeting will be held in Barnum school
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SPORTING NOTES

Not one of the Washington players quit the club during the last two months of the season, and this fact explains the good showing made by Griff1th's men.
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 Batted for Deal in 7th.
 Batted for Tyler in 9th.
 Ran for Hendrix in 9th.
 Batted for Killifer in 9th. Boston ... o 2 0 ES Chicago ..... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ? 0-2
 Two base hit. Shean. Three base hit, Ruth. Stolen base, Shean. Sac rilce hits, Ruth, Hooper. Double plays, Ruth, Scott and McInnis; Scott, Shean and McInnis, 2. Left on bases, Chicago 6, Boston 4. First base on error, Boston 1. Bases on balls, off Tyler 2, off Ruth 6. Hits, off Tyler. in inningsl off Douglas, in 1 inning; off Ruth, in. 8 innings; off Bush, none in one. Struck out, by Tyler 1. Wild pitch, Ruth 1, Passed balls, willefer 2. Winning pitcher, Ruth. Losing pitcher, Douglas.
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GsV6 Sl0oo LIObOAAess 1.-Two
 Heats; $1, 1000.
 Nellie Dillon (Sherrill) 1 The Toddler (Stinson) 2 3 Brescia (Rodney) 2 Peter June (Geers) 3 3 { Expressive Lou (Murphy) 5 Bacelli (Lee) 6 6 6 Opera Express (F1eming) dis
 Time-2:05 1-4, 2:07 1-4. 2:06 3-4. Chamber of Commerce 2:06 Class
 Pacing; Three Heats; $2,00O Directum J. (Murphy) 2 1 Mary Rosalind, Parr (Valen-
 tine) 3 Jay Mack (Cox) 3 2 Walter Cochato (Maple) 5 Jones Gentry (Ostrander) 5 4 Time 2:04 IA, 2:05 1-4, 2:06 3-4. 2:1S Glass Trotting; 3 in 5; $1.OOO On the Rhine (Cox) 1 1 1 Jenniker (Fleming)- 2 3 Zomidotte (McDonald) 5 8 Salina Guy (Warman) 5 4 Worthy Bingen (Murray 5 Time 200 IA, 2:09 IA, 2:10 IA.
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ANDERSON & CO.
 5 JOHN ST.
STATE OF CONNECTICUT, DISTRICT OF BRIDGEPORT, ss. PROBATE COURT.

If6ObalI SOOn1s
 September 8, 1918. Estate of David J. O'Rourke, late of Bridgeport, in said district, deceased. The Court of Probate for the Dis- trict of Bridgeport, hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their &C., counts, properly attested, within sa1L time, will be debarred recovery All persons indebted to said estate are re- quested to make immediate payment to
 JAMES H. O'ROURKE, Administrator. l549 Union Avenue. IA s*p
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Notice to Tax Payers

549 Union Avenue.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-06-14
ScfGmpfnns Der Ipfeliendem.

Wit Ser 9efGmfuna Der Spiel
Ieu6en ml,b man friib5eitig begins
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rate, Die 8leiarien entbaltet, iollten
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Iteben. glattIduie ionnen pernidtet
'meroer, inbem man Der Wii6ung
einen SeiI 9ifotinidpefel auf je 700
'Seile Ser Wiibung 5ufiigt.
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d. ". gctcrs sic acoc Ses glbemSs.

6. W. Gctcrs Die Hcbc bes slbcnbs.
Die Sablrcihcn @esenitqnbc melde
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Tatriuhidc %irger BON Tcb giro
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ct. Ipllis, ncrlcbcn 5llr 3clt tbrc
I%littcreodcn bel biciigcn Serpnl,o'
ten. ssrou @abotbulcr mar frilber
SRI. Gillian Spredclmcper.
8rn. 5lofc mar fiiralid mebrere
Soac I'M @eid6it bon Babe Bros.
oils Glcrf beiddftigt.
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an Gbos. Roetbli einen nelen Sell'
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sSobn Meper icst lcbt Ielnen
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ten 3uitano.
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lalpei letter. 8odcn in ct. 2onls, our
dr5tli6cn 9ebonolltng ibrer all9erl.
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Wenes BON %dg.

Sinlcll gocger reiltc ON boriger
Spnnerstog nud) ct. Sollis, I'M Der
9ceroisung icincs perltorbenen
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llnb f~ouftcn GinOpicb.
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master at Hermann, Mo-, on june
10, 1918, as required by the Act o
October 6, 1917.
Sier rcgiltrierten ant porigen Wtltt
mod mir bier junee wtdnner.
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@ir iinb ermaftigt
6. s. 6artfe,

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Court bon @asconaoe Gorntp nll5ll'
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Nadridten BON 8aseunaoc.

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bel Der Curtis Mfg. 50. IN Der Ntabc
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in Scffcrion Gitp, bcibaitigt unn
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10, 1918, as required by the Act O.
October 6, 1917.
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bon SRI. Worsoret Woorc, Sodte'
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men ibren @ntten, @illiom Sans, Dol
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unterporfcn.
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@ir finb ermGhtigt
9. ~. Meubc(,

als ganbioat fir @icbereripablung
allm Mmte oes Circuit Glerf uno Ct.
Officio &ecorber fir 8asconaoe
County anau5eigen. %untertporfen Der
gntibeiblng Der republifaniihe yer
Stimmgeber bel Der 8rimarwabl am
6. Muau1t 1918.
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@ir iinb ermddtigt
Nnanit Meher,

als ganoioat fir @iebererpablung
e. Eermin) gum amte bes @epra.
ientant fir @asconaoe gountp andu'
aeigen, l%interlporfen Der gntideioung
Der repubIifaniiden Stimmgeber bel
Der B%rimdrtpabI am 6. Muguft, 1918.
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@ir iino ermddtigt
e. &. Ilbersmcrtb,

ols Ganbioat fir bas @mt bes Gorn'
tprihters fir Sen norbl. Siltrift bon
@osconaoe County nn5uaeigcn. unter.
porfen Der gntiheioung Der republic
faniihcn Stimmecber bel Der Hri'
mdripobl am 6. gugl,it, 1913.
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@ir iinb ermadtigt
Grnit S. Spcner,

als gonoioat fir @ieocrcrtpablung
g. Sermin) gum amte bes COUNTY,
ridters fir ben nOrol. 0iitrift bon
@asconabe County an5useigen, unter-
uorfen Ser gntideioung Der republic
faniiden Stimmeeber bel Der Eri'
mGrpabl am 6. Iug,,it, 1918.
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@ir iinb ermGdtiet
Ehriit. q. Mcher,

als ganoibat fir oas anlt bes County
glerf fir 8ascnnabe Gountp an5ll.
aeigen, untermprfen Der gntideibung
Ser republifaniidcn Stimn,geber bel
Der YrimGriuabl atl 6. IueuIt, 1913.
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8ir iinb ermadtiat
Senrh 2a{trpiu,

ols gonbibat fir 6as Inlt oes Goull'
tnporiisenoen @idters Der Gountp
Court bon @oscona6e Gountp afl5l,.
aeiaeu, untertporfen Der gntideioune
Der repi,bIifnniiden Stimmgeber bel
Der BrimGripabl am 6. aiIgult, 1918.
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2ittlc @crgcr.

Gbos. Sell ulN Mm. Storb, ncblt
bcrcn 1onlilien, bon Stolpc, porcr
an, lcttcn Somtng, hclud)sipc,lc, bel
@lia. 2obOubc.
Mrtbur Iollcrticn uno @ottln lllto,
mic inns bcrid)tct nrrNc, bclnc or
fronft; mir miinldcn oobcr raldlc
@ciicrung.
SRI. Selmo @rGlltigonl, BON ct.
2oitiS, mar fiir5lih alpci Mod)c1t bier,
oui 9ciltd) bel ibrcn Gltcrl1, Hobt.
9routisolrl unb Satin.
ISM. 9obl, eugene Sbcr9 mo vi
bin SorItmant ntad)tcn anl nori9cn
Oonncrstog cincn @cid)dftsbclld IN
Sermann.
Scnrp @abotbuler ino @ottlll, BON
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@ir finb erm1dtiat
Saepb Sappmeser,

ais ganbibat fir bos @mt bes Gourl'
tpporfitenoen Shutters Der Goiintp
Court BON @aseonaoe Gountp ar5li.
aeiaen, u~ntertporfen Der entideioiing
Ser reprbIifoniiden Stimmeeber bel
Der 1rimGrtpnbI am 6. @ugiift, 1918.
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G~anSibatcn.N useisen.
@ir finb ermdhtigt
Corona Gmp.

ais ganbioat fir bas amt bes Col.
(ector fir @asconabe Goiintp anou.
seigcn, untcriporfen Der Gntideioung
Der resnblifanii6en Stimmgcber bel
Der Yrim1rluabl anl 6. Iuglit, 1918.
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8ir fino ermGbtiet
Sbeo. Graf,

als ganbioat fir @ieoereripdblung
e. Eermin) gum &mte bes @adlab'
ridter fir @asconaoe gountp arlalt.
aeigen, unterporfen Der gntideioung
Der repilbIifaniiden Stimmgeber Bel
Der YrimGrmabl am 6. 4uguit. 1918.
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@ir finb ermGdtiet
Grnit ~. NQertucr,

als ganoibat fiir bas Inlt bes Golntp
glerf fir Gusconabe County anoll-
aeigen, ,,ntcrporfen Der gntideioune
Der republifaniiben Stimmgeber bel
Der B%rimGrtpabl an 6. @uguit, 1918.
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@ir iinb crmGbtigt
3. &. Same,

oils Ganbioat fir bas @n1t bes Col.
(ector fir @asconaoe Gountp an5u.
aeigen. %untcrlporfen Der gntideionn9
ser repi,blifaniiden Stimmgeber bel
Der Yrimdrnabl am 6. grguit, 1918.
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.Scrmauntr Solfsblatt.
|srai Yrintins g., 9eransseber.
.Scrmann, DC.

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