Chicago Grabs Second World Series Game In Boston
Chicago wins game two of the World Series at Boston by 3 to 1 before 20,040 fans. Bush struggles as Tyler anchors the Cubs with sharp pitching and a key single, while Boston’s late rally fizzles after Strunk’s three bagger and Whiteman’s triple. Umpires, players, and police clash briefly amid a tense crowd as Chicago secures a pivotal early series lead.
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Chicago
Boston Red Sox
Wote
Boston
Tyler
Bush
Delvery
Cubs
Hill
Jones
Strunk
Gox
Whiteman
War Savings
Minora
McIinnis
cInnis
McInnis
Scott
Dubuc
Thomas
Babe Ruth
Schang
Agnew
Hollacher
Fred Merkle
Pick
Merkle Stoneht
Deal
Shean
Bill Killifer
Merkle
Hooper
Killifer
Flack
Red Sox
Kiem
Knabe
Wagner
Abrhpore Hooper
Beebe
Local notes from Niantic and environs
Niantic and surrounding towns report a busy period with visitors from Caretaker M J Wise and Goodrich at the military field, residents shingling cottages, poultry and Belgian hares on farms, many fishing parties on the river, and boat storage for winter. Private James Metcalf arrives in France with the ambulance corps, while others travel to Vermont for cattle purchases and the agricultural fair draws locals away.
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Niantic
Col. M. J. Wise
R. C. Beckwith
State Cam
Wednes- Goodrich
Stonington
W. A. Banning
Hartford
Broadway
Middletown
John Ellsworth Haynes
Saunders Grove
Pine Grove
Mr. Sturgeon
Smith’s Cave
Robert McIntyre
R. B. S. Washburn
Smith’s Cove
Beebe
Mr. Brown
Denver
Colorado
Clifford Huntley
Waterford
Vermont
James Metcalf
France
England
Metcalf
Marian Gifford
Labor Day
Willimantic
Walter de Camp
New York City
R. L. Manwaring
de Camp
Grand Central Station
C. H. Brooks
Brown
Adam F. Bishop
Jennie Smith
Annie H. Bronson
Jessie A. Willey
Norwich
Lawrence Spencer
William Day
Salem
Allan Johnson
Seymour Cottage
Lucy Gleason
DeWolf
New Park
Main Street
Penn Avenue
New York
Durham Notes and Local Happenings September Visitations
In Durham on September 7, Mrs. F L Wellman and daughter Mrs. George Corey of New Haven were guests of Mrs. Fannie Stone. Deputy Road Commissioner Lewis J. Francis of Deep River visited town. Mrs. Nehemiah Burr returned from Elm Hospital New Haven and stays with Mrs. Hattie M. Newton after surgery. Mr. and Mrs. W P Camp attended the Connecticut fair at Charter Oak Park in Hartford. J P Hull adds a new roof of shingles. The King's Daughters plan a meeting with Mrs. P Strong. F H Page and family move into Mrs. Jacob Zissett's Durham Center home. H P Tripp, a Durham selectman, leaves for Camp Upton. Knights of Pythias will meet at O a M hall Tuesday night. Mr Dickinson has a birch mill erected and aims to start birch oil production later this fall. Sunday services at the Methodist church with a Wesleyan student supplying the pulpit during the pastor’s vacation. The Fifteenth for Trinity sermon at 8:45 pm.
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O. A. M. Hall
Dickinson
Methodist Church
Wesleyan University
Trinity
Clinton Notices and Local Movements in Clinton State
September items show Mrs Henry Gsemelke returning from a New York New Jersey trip. Funeral services for Edward Flynn held at St Marys Church with pallbearers Thomas F Lynch and Ewright cousins, burial at St Georges Guilford. Priscilla Club meeting Sept 9 with Mrs George Stevens at Harbor View. Draft registration for Clinton men 18 to 45 on Sept 12 at W C T U Eliot building. Postmaster John L Eliot in charge. Richard Stoughton to Noank shipyard. Mrs Theodore Martin family move to Cianciolo place Main Street. Mrs Selden S Carter visiting daughter in New Dunham New Hampshire. Rose M Keiber leaves Morgan School for Farmington. R P Lowell family visiting Park Stanton house. Mr and Mrs Merle Willard move to Marion Stevens residence Main Street. Howard Buell Morgan 1918 to Wesleyan Univ. Frank Bliss Morgan 1918 to Pratt Institute this fall.
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Clinton
Henry Gsemelke
New York State
New Jersey
Edward Flynn
St. Mary’s Church
Father Fogarty
Thomas FH. Lynch
Thomas
William
John Ewright
New Haven
St. George’s Cemetery
Guilford
Priscilla Club
Horse Hill
Westbrook
Cianciolo Place
Main Street
Selden S. Carter
Charles Buckingham
New Dunham
N. H
Rose M. Keiber
Morgan School
Farmington
R. P. Lowell
Ruth Park Lowell
Frances Lowell
Sanford
Maine
Frank Park
Stanton House
Merle Willard
Marion Stevens
Howard Buell
Morgan
Wesleyan University
Middletown
Large Berlin fair eyed with grand exhibits planned
East Berlin notes suggest preparations for one of the year's largest fairs with government exhibits and a large stock entry. The usual Sunday services continue with a young peoples meeting at St. Gabriel's led by Mr. Dodge. Several town residents return from visits to Racine Windsor Locks Southington Deep River New York and New Haven as residences fill. Raymond Dyer and Miss Bessie Slaney wed at Saybrook. Robert Coles sells his home now occupied by Mr. Knight.
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East Berlin
St. Gabriel’s Church
Dodge
Virginia Root
Racine
Wisconsin
Berlin
Thomas A. Smith
Windsor Locks
George Hubbard
Kenneth
Southington
Ruby Nye
Deep River
Christy
Kathleen
New York
Raymond Dyer
Bessie Slaney
New Britain
Saybrook
Robert Coles
Mr. Knight
New Haven
Selfish Yates and Divorce Drama At Local Theaters
Amusements notice previews William S Hart in Selfish Yates a story of egotism resolved by love set in a mining town with a dance hall and gambling den. Mary Adams draws Hart toward redemption. Also at Middlesex Sept 9 10 Blindness of Divorce a social issue drama by Frank Lloyd and William Fox shown at 3 15 and 8 20 with other features.
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Yates
Williams. Hart
Thomas H. Ince Artcraft
Hart
C. Gardner Sullivan
Middlesex
Grand Theatre
William Fox
Frank Lloyd
Grand Theatre vaudeville bill with three acts and films
Tonight at the Grand a top vaudeville bill led by A Bachelor's Vision features nine performers, special scenery, and notable effects with catchy songs and dancing. Also shown are Universal The Lion's Claw episode and other films. Middlesex presents Wal lace Reid in The Firefly of France with a Billy West comedy.
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Marie Walcamp
Universal
Middlesex
Wallace Reid
Paramount
France
Billy West
Gruet
Kramer
Georgia
Herman and
Clifton
Loclettas
A Bachelor’s Vision Girls
GIRLS
Vacationers and locals share notes in South Glastonbury
South Glastonbury reports Mrs. Fred Turner on a weeklong vacation with her mother at Sound View, Fred L. Brainard returning from a visit to New York and East Orange, a lawn party at Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hunt’s home to raise funds for St Luke's church organ, and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Williams with son at Rangely Lake Maine. A quip closes the item about men and jokes.
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South Glastonbury
Fred Turner
John Wooley
Sound View
Fred L. Brainard
New York
East Orange
New Jersey
Henry H. Hunt
St. Luke’s Church
Richard Williams and
Rangely Lake
Maine
Miss Myrtie Lippincott to wed Louis Ely at Lipincott home
Madison notices list social events and visits: Miss Myrtie Lippincott to marry Louis Ely at 2:30 pm on September 14 at the Lipincott residence. Ely is with Company C, 13th Battalion, Fort Niagara. Other items note Mrs. A D Malo hosting Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Griswold, visits by Miss Emma Conklin, and Sunshine Society activities on September 10.
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The
Sunshine Society
Raymond Norton
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Inerica
Barton Clothing Co
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Madison
Billy West — the
Thomas H. Ince
Selfish Yates
William 8. Hart
Joe Au Ust
Enid. Bennett
Paramount Picture
Grand Free Street Parade
Town
Lion’s Claw
Official
Allied War Review
FOX
Standard Picture
Fairview Hotel
Saybrook, Conn
Bridge
Boston Post
John D, Keating
George F. Redford
Main St
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Jackson Co
the City Savings Bank
Court St
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