Auction notice in East Hampton store sale description
Auction sale Thursday at 7 o'clock in front of James store East Hampton offering the goods of the late Daniel R SALE Tires factory seconds 30x3 1 2 priced 11 75 A B Stow next door to Caulkins garage Knox touring electric lights and well
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East Hampton
Daniel R
A. B. Stow
Caulkins’ Garage
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Washington St
Fisk
Firestone
Fisk , Co
Mida
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C. M. Coe
Grand St
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Connecticut
Annual Roll Call At Baptist Church Cites Membership Drop
The Baptist church held its annual roll call with about 126 attendees and lilac decorations. Membership stood at 290, down from 305 last year, as Deacon E B Fall chaired the meeting and reports were read by clerk Isaac G Newell. Treasurer H C Barton reported 2824.32 in receipts and an invested-funds note, while missionary fund receipts reached 921.21, aided by 250 toward the one million dollar mission fund. Various society leaders shared activity reports and a letter from Pastor Rev E R Hyde, serving in Texas, was read. servicemen’s letters were also presented. The evening featured a church program and Sunday school orchestra.
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Baptist Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
E. B. Fall
Isaac G. Newell
John C. Bailey
Board of Trustees
H. C. Barton
Barton
Church
W. J. Trevithick
Fellowship Fund
Missionary Fund
R. W.hewitt
Northern Baptists
Mary Smith
T.G. Sprague
Woman’s Missionary Society
C.H. Conley
Grace Klein
Gilbert Clark
Baraca
Andrew George
Robert H. Fife, Jr
D. E. Rogers
Philathea
Leonard O. Ryan
Deacon Trevithick J
R. W. Hewitt
E. R. Hyde
Army Y. M. C. A
Texas
Hyde
Baseball scores from multiple leagues across the day
National League results include Cincinnati 3 New York 2 and Brooklyn 5 Pittsburgh 1, Boston 2 in 10 innings, Chicago 5 3. American League notes Boston 5 Detroit 4 and Washington 1 Chicago 0 in 18 innings, Philadelphia 3 Cleveland 2 in 13, St. Louis 5 New York 4 in 12. Minor leagues Jersey City 4 Toronto 0, Newark 8 Buffalo 2, Binghamton 4 Syracuse 2. Rochester Baltimore postponed by agreement. American Association Milwaukee 8 Toledo 4, Kansas City 3 Columbus 0, To p h o l i s 5 Minneapolis 0. Southern Association New Orleans 13 Chattanooga 4, Atlanta 5 Memphis 3, Nashville 8 Mobile 0. College: Naval Radio School 7 Harvard 0 (7), Navy 15 Mt Mary 0, Army 11 Springfield 1. Holy Cross 4 Boston College 3, Maine 2 Colby 1.
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Newark
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Syracuse
Toronto
Buffalo
New York
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Pittsburgh
Boston
Washington
Cleveland
St. Louis
Binghamt
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Toledo
Kansas City
Columbus
Thopolis
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Louisville
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Southern Association
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Atlanta
Memphis
Little Rock
Birmingham
Nashville
Mobile
U. S. Naval Radio School
Harvard
Navy
Mt. St. Mary's
Army
Springfield College
Holy Crogs
Boston College
Maine
Colby
National League
Syracuse J
Busy schedule features crossleague games across major cities
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh New York at Cincinnati Boston at St Louis Philadelphia at Chicago Detroit at Boston Chicago at Washington Cleveland at Philadelphia St Louis at New York Buffalo at Newark Syracuse at Binghamton Rochester at Baltimore Toronto at Jersey City
Willard Announces Retirement From Boxing Undefeated
Chicago May 16. Jess Willard, world heavyweight champion, declares he will retire from boxing undefeated. He says he would have fought again to aid his country and to test Fulton or any contender, but now calls it off and leaves Chicago for Lawrence, Kansas where he plans to settle on a large ranch after selling his Rogers Park home.
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Fred Fulton
Ring
Fulton
Jess Willard
Lawrence
Willard
Rogers P
Kansas
Jack John
Moran
Racing Season Opens at Jamaica with Camp Fire Favorite
New York May 16 Paumonok Handicap valued at 5000 opened Metropolitan racing season at Jamaica track Camp Fire, R T Wilson Jr s great colt, favored in betting Hank O Day High Noon and Royal Ensign among rivals for first Long Island handicap. Baseball notes include Johnson 18 inning 1 to 0 win over White Sox Ruth for Boston, Indians fall in 13 innings, Marquard beats Pirates, Prendergast helps Cubs roll over Phillies, Zims bobbles aid Reds over Giants.
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Reds
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Ship Builders Seek To Lure State From Clubs
Major league club owners and managers oppose agents trying to lure away star players. The effort has been ongoing for weeks with agents allied to a shipbuilding firm identified in New York. Washington reports from Provost Marshal General may discourage players from leaving.
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Altho
Washington
Yder
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