LEGAL NOTICES. 3 . : m—— Dty N,dw‘goz bis - third it Jof tmef , : i m = Gam m sm Bus to' e HERE w°u LD'S SERIES . .7 :.::;a;?a‘;., ‘%‘a‘:r l?;“uar:i:xg%' fi - = = ASS S~ N_“t- S u ¢ nd Neale es DA R R |t R n 3 e i CEEE ,?ri s g};:‘iﬁm v ite Sox After Thrilling Battl: ||woomrsatires s ol B m 20wt | e x L || World's’ Seriea Endabhll Gades will || Rariden 2 moment later, ending tha| i : ¢ : s S st & i S . n : 7 A TN i RLp G S R T DRAIN THE BATTERY be announced from The Bullet 2l R RECE o] % office window each afternoon. ally That Beat the Reds. . W written or ‘printed 15t properiy sixned : S R £ , ; . And SwOrn L 0L all LoxkBIE. BESRETTY. 4 Z 34 % 3 What's goin ] In the tenth Weaver -doubled and W e e S S ot The Mighty Ruether Pounded Out of the Box In the Sixth In- S o weey minds ¥ Jackeon ‘wniled, ending iVeaver to : o v;r}.ntr_‘"p YO S z i =y . and the ' hapdrl cago Those’ fuiling to, make @ Hist wiil be ning—One Tally In the Tenth Was Too Much For Reds|] b i footers AgUAD = shost.”Ganall peil i ariced & on A e iRt ommhis e BT pari - of o 5 = - o et througn any procession. -« 2 ; | 3 and J, Collins started the game in{Rath, 2b ....5 0 1 4 1 0 ] i Rhltes o Reds Leoked Like Winners. |of fizht had departed from them. The A Badh 2 z i) H . — e R Sl 0 preceding see ocimact taoked Nke A certatn| ICIET, nowever Mad vecn nauled over| MENL, e for Mhe Sox, pug was i) Grberl 1 oo d 33 F 108 ollisierWhiic & Co. - AT 1 hase tne risnt of | THE B. B. STORAGE BAT- oner in th fo u coal = vas pitehing. busch, : H nconbonats e venicies: and the driver of am rmer in the Uind and Lo o | enager Gleason during the'(qipmogdAInE. Tieht nder, wns pitcning. | | Rodech e Lod . 1o gz e | ]} T Bieeichicien” st the Sl 31,257 | TERY AND WELDING CQ. the plate. In the ffth, how- and they came on the field I9okiBS! ciiiips “the first of the Sox batsmen,|Kouf, =s .....04 0 0 1° 5 ol | 50 Congress. Street front of b streot tar shall turm out on : he Sox turned two passes and|@esperate rather ' than hopeful | PO IS, IAS TIrSLOL SRS FOX DOISEICR | \eale. Tt Rropics o kel | BOSTON / sl Jiven the motorman “or Phone 143 »"into a tally, and in the sixth|“Dutch” Ruether, who became a local| &of . : s e | Rarioi * * o SRR i onductor of the ci 42 Franklin Street Norwich, Conn. end i 3 P Htehing and perfect | Which Rath captured way back of scc-| Rariden, ' ¢ SR LS e g el n PHILADELPHIA PROVIDENCE 5PRINGFIELD e ) 4 ° es and two singles were theldol by his gredt Dob g Ao Peenies. | ond base, surrounded by Neale. Dau-| Ruéther p 2 et dolete < - . i s —_— in the three runs whic tinz - ¥ . o o) Ll ¥ oad | Rinz, 20 o Hack Weaver. steri- [in whicn Chicago was_ humillated, §|bert and Koph woo vad, Journeved) Kiné: » S el T L heiverm 3 baseman. who wielded aflo 1. was troted out to deltver the| 07 ‘hove belonged to any of them.| Totals .....35 4 11 30 11 o _Sec. 5. No Vehicle shall stand backed mighty stick in the game, tell the dis- | oup 92 frace (0, 8 S im a|Eddie Collins hit viciously for an out| Score by innings: g ip o the ‘cur BuRicitegiisco o e e e man | rousing Welcome, Tt alfhough he held | at center. Weaver's grass cutier went| Cnigngs > ..\ 0901300013 AR pesare-r 08 his adversaries hitless durlng the first| through Kopf but Jackson made'the| Cinéinndti \""1.0 02200000 04 | Wicers™ ehie orse ur fiotses must stind T of | {hree innings. cxperts noted that the|third u D, up. Two base hits, Groh, Duncan, e D oh. yeglin ake Sox were slugging them savagely in-| In the Reds’ half Groh doubled af-| Reyther, Weaver 8 Fo e - on in w |0 the outneld or sizaling them down | ter outs by Rath and Daubert. RIsbers | pii Neare - Staer | noom Trieoarase] ohliged 1o pass on (n ac short “juggled Rousch's grounder| Raih, Schalk. Lisbold. Sacrifice hitx,| S0X Would send liddie Cicotte, al- [meeting on the gridiron it was an-|Minding. Vehic - & untilifthe. runuek wass sats, [h“ . Go| Kerr, Daubert. Sacrifice fly, E. Col-| though beaten twice, against the Reds|nounced here tonight. up to the curb at the public £ overran third and Risberg threw 10| )ins 'Double plavs, Roush to Groh:|in a determined effort to turn -again| WFollowing -the umique match, “Big|stands on Union squareand Rase place Weaver for an out cond_inning, | 72ckson to Schaik; Risberg to E. Col.} the_tide of defeat. Bill” Bdwards, chairman of the|uniess forbidden for anv peried o 49 The feature of the second 1nMing:|jjns o Ganaill;.Roush to Rath: Kent| . - Sallee. who defeated the|.Princeton committee in charge of the |0 Tosgition pastedbiag Conrt o otherwise unadormed, oS R sot | lo Rath. Teft on bases. Cincinnati § | SoX 4 to 2 in the second game of the|pageant, plans fo.call w inpte | SopmraR SounEl URan SRUDKE R MARKET WAS LIVELY 200 Bethichem Steel ......1% loe losy | OUt Of Duncan at third Duncan EoL S| Chicago's. Bases on balls, off Kerr 3 probably will be Manager Mo-|game, in which no score w kept, | 180 T less in an emergency or to MA Beimienem Stei B Illioris lest 1o | life on Risberg's fumble of Wis SYORR-| (Kopf and Groh); off ' Ruether 3 pitching choice, although he may| between the 1919 teams of the LWO|aiinw another veh or n pedestrian o= Dethiehem Stecl § pr ioxis% 115 113% | der. Kerr became unsteady and Walks| (Schalk 2. Risberg): off Ring 7 (Jack.| decide to give Luque, the Cuban|universities. to oross its way. no vehicle £hall stoy e Botte "Gop. 2 - e onn DRled Eour Hedls mx o rar ) imr ndil, Liebold). Hits, off Rueth.| tWirler, a chance to face the Chica- T W any public street except close to the ompre- | 1) hive sb Mg R T el e L e e e AT THE AETNA ALLEYS. urh. s i manh whose Canadian Pacine e ‘to. Wemver. WHosny i = v : e s Sy Ay se _Excepth on e lev- Central | Leather ever, trapped it in his unzloved hand| RiNE, I"(}{;i{)fﬂxsng. JHit' by piteher; 1(]':“-ﬁﬁ?m}mf\:}ﬂ;:c:::di" p o Iddie Collins. iroh and Ring): by Ring 2 (Sel WOoiT: = 3 Ween Burnham’ square y roval as tapped ome to Eddie Colline,. whese | \.aVeisoh). Lasing poner fiam| - Today's Eame was a heartbreaker| HaEbers 0 a0 Etineen susnies Ui s A Celer motor. | throw, to }}};):’;rgr(“))( o e e Danindinimie: G | for the Reasins. Tose,” said. Manager | Mullen -, 94 B hel et Trlon square eo;.r cnr:ple(: equipment, our experi * § re- Mighty Ruether, whose grez at_firs allin at second t| Moran tonight. “We thould have won Main street on Shetuckel sireet [rom |ence and auto knowledge make ue new high re- mighty Ruether, whose great batting 6 Rigler Bl e Bait « Uovtn (isics. “Buf the strain the Taurel Hill bridge to Main strect | peculiarly well fitted for high el ankiin s on I “; work. If your machine does not run |square to Wi satisfactorily let us send for it to be ST S, There shall be a clear space | put in condition so it will do full s, ¢ least four feet between vehicles remembered “third. Time 2 in the fi gpme was red e th cheers by the crowd,. responded — ’ 3 With an easy out, Kerr to Gandil. In| KERR HAS THE BEST {tell on my plavers and th: Lo o e . bit unnerved. Bui -they w e et otk walked and wes OF PIFCHING YESTERDAY | themscives tomorrsw and wind 1t up. | Dardy Tow of the world’s series is beginning to street or on W ¢ were a|Hun 1 regain | Tryon company, | seneral Motors, Endicott John- 94 86 These . = i to 10 s:(—rl!me(l To second, but got no fur- Cincinnati, 0. Oet. T—Dick Kerr, e e 8 Which are parked-on the same side of dvanc- ther. ¢ midget southpaw pitcher for the C Ruether or Ring. He demonstrated hix 269 e o Dt o dhalloaide noon the The Scoring Starts. cago White Sox again tonight was|zameness when he pitched himself out| ‘High single, Pardy— 101, rear of any venicleiwithout tie consent ; hese gains were severely ; o ath | the hero of the White Sox rooters at- | ot ! = : s In the third the scoring began. Rath | {n€ her Wh X rooters af-| of a couple of tight places and got - Ay o serson in charge thereof. dy forfelted in_the was retired. E. Collins to -Gandil. and | ter haVing pitched his team (o another|some erratic support. It is possible that| 1180 three strings—MeAl e P Hxcept while loading or un= H. T. ROBINSON, Mgr. el 1 Daubert sinsled to right. He stole|Victory here today. I ¢ Lshall start Sallee against the Sox to-| . Fillmore’s Team. [londing, or taking on or setting down Ph 929 N e = second. Groh fanned and Roush was| \Walter Ruether. southpay hero of] morrow.” Fillmore .. 101 101 e ers N0ty for a tonger | Phone i ateer el 3 hit by a pitehed bail. There were now | Cincinnati's victory in the first game| § “The Sox have hit their. winning|Giftord - .. 100 106 Blgjtod. foemaln RLITIREY, (00 n o orwich, Corm. 6 per two on bases and the crowd began | of the series, Blew up In the, sixth jn-| stride and althouzh tremendous oads| Bridkace 59 B oida b stramuy Union | = - - e | calling for a run. Duncan responded|RiNg and was sent to the bench. Jim-| are against us. we are far from out of| Peckham 106 I CGuare to Main street or on the north- Sy ST SR R SRR e e B REE LR L AUTOIST! T backwardness g and Triloche which scored Daupert | who pitched a winning game for BAS| “The piavers hass begun Lo mit wos 335 4oz Ti50]4na Shetucket street to \wasiin ° & shall be allow- {de of Broadway ire to Main siteet or on | We are at our new location, 80 hie of Main Street trom | Frankin Street, and when you b at Chicago last week, finished. | will be a different story from now square; and no park hough Cincinnati knocked eleven| They slammed exery hin:m Roetior Johnson's Team. £ hits off of Kerr. while Ruether and|and Rin zhad today and will do the| Johmson .. ....111 91 and Roush, amid a tumult in the "'{\ stands. Kerr looked worried, but ihe strain on him was relieved by Kop reacting 1 1 2 siight loss as points. It did a few af- nd . one- hares. H whn sent an easy one to Felsch Ring were touched for only ten hits.| came thing to Sallee if he, pitches to-| E. Budnick « .....100 .103 t o Wwashington square . Baldwin Locomotive, Gen- s |an analysis of today’s pitching record | morrow | M. Budniek 23 T 100 Shietucket street to shing iee p > Festi 1 Marwen < | . X A g M. i cees 93 longer period-than thirty m the strong equipments, hide and leather [ (200 Yxerll Motor 1 pr L game. e little twirler walked only| went against us. we played a better _ 11. Except while loadivg or un- | canizing and Accessories, at prafesiel ather, American’| cotas e meresiecn One isolated and useless single|two men and struck out two. Rue-|brand af ball than (he Rede. o aen 301 1&. or taklng on or setting down g ar 1es, e o A o £% heir Balf the Reds acommuinted twe | bacenion Beis “and - had. oniy tag| 2hould have cinched (e zume in the| High single—Peckhum. 131, R e e a5 ock | the right price, stop and see us, Roebuck, ay Department res. - 5 . S i e e A had-. o eig oniy for Roush's lucky catch of | ~ High three strings— Peckham R E L Shull he-allowed. to re- - e Skieee DOSemeitnd | Sp i tneal T o et B A, Gojon | strlkdoute, | Husther snd RINE “SRchlRibens liner. It would have gone forl = in the’ srcnine, snull be Alone. 12,75 | Also used tires. Yatioral Lead beins inciuded amons N racine e T S | e Gsbinaacn. (it the: 2 Jouble sure and we would have scor-| AT THE TAFTVILLE ALUEYS. |y five minutes on the edsierly side Silvv’s ‘Ti Sh Demand for rails was again limited | rolled on for a triple. was| _Kerr gave. anly 50 balls, while thel =0 (WO Tuns I am pmoud of Kerrs Army and Navy. [of Shetucket street trom (i ¢ vy's ire op o minor or secondary es and| n out, E. Coliins to Ga | Cincinnati nitchers threw 65 wild ones, | DItCHINg e shirtmaker’s loom. > | =ort ... +vee-- Shortstob | pnja, winner of the 1908 title. 6-3, 6-1,ireturn to the Assessors, on or before | Sec. 15. Parking for a lonser period | tween’ wix an ti: . > [ xeate ... Rignt ield || in the final of tho West Side Tennis | he first day or November, 101 o Mrlts | han1s hercinherbro’ acsiamiten”oaii | LTeN" 3L : Raridon I Catcher ]| club tournament here today. A sharp] SR or printed list. properiy signed and |be permitica in eers case. upon ARY | xhove the “ . . | e 1.\ Pitehgr ]| cross-court wind preventwd Mrs. - Wai-| by *Hait 0f Yne Aret day ot Detoben Sy Dorton therest, establic 2 | . lach from gauging her soft shots for|1319. Tormity with the provisions of any ! White Sox. - placements while her opponent’s fast| Trose failing to make a Nt witt he |ufhinct o7 th Uiy 0! Rarv e, e s 7 5 i i icap. 4 - | TUsec 17, Persons in oharme of A or s i ‘é'::n;ﬂn:s Vh s:‘clg:z: ;‘::;: Tk el bl P o e s e ARl iner v sperated”as ol Hder 08 w12 i e : ¥ ¢ feB Wy i As- [conveyances for which engors e & Tll P & M. ll “ C Weaver Thira Dase ||| UNIQUE FOOTBALL GAME et omﬁg in City Mall, or will be ST e e s ;{,’;‘fg;‘;,’: &x = e era B U7 5 28 8 mail upon application. d for hire, not running over B b ct x of e 0 eo“s l e Jackson .. Left Field SLATED FOR PRINCETON | "“Griice Hours: 8 a. mr to 5 m m. e o b B £ trued to me d o | 4 S New Brunswick, N. J.. Oct. T.—As| Lists will be received besinning Wed- | o5 'jidh routes, ma Ul N B : 4 3 paiact /- Coneer el || footban pagedne which win inciude <11 | negaay. Oct. Taf 331" ent, 2rem, | Betweon the houcs of & o' Clock & m. | Srotectar foa Nng 3 - - - Fi styles of play since 1369, when the > . Conn., Sept. 27th. land 10 oclock p. m.. for conveyink e, 20, W o e “Our Men’s Store” Risberg . ... Shortstop J! first zame was staged between Prince- | 1913 ¥ from any points In the peovisions " Enall = Schalk .................. Catcher ]! fon and Rutgers, will be played on F. H. WOODWORTH, for one mile or less'than ore mile [he punished b xceeding = Cicotte PitSher §| TEIRCStOR Styfium, between the same S et o L R e dolianafor ens ta ot two colleges on Thanksgiving Day— M, J. CURRAN twenty-five cents: for more than ons | srdinances. Inco Herewith, ace® ———— | tna fftieth anniversary of their first| eeptis , - Asseswors. | mile and léss than &neimi repealed

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