BIRDS OF A FEATHER
John Cox and Edward Coxon,
ragged, dirty and evil-smelling, were
before the city court Friday morning,
and from their appearance one would
believe them to be the tail-enders of
Coxey's army. John was charged with
being drunk and with breach of peace
but Edward had only the charge of
intoxication. They both pleaded
guilty and John was given 50 days in
jail and Edward was given 30 days.
When Deputy Sheriff Holbrook ar
rived at the jail with Cox and Coxon
the jailer said the fellows were com
ing back home again.
TRI-VILLAGE
THE WINNER
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SECURES LEAD FOR SECOND SEA- j
SON IN E. C. LEAGUE i
Pitcher Lazintk Hit by Pitcher Page j
and Taken to Hospital
Tri-Village is again at the head j
of the Eastern Connecticut league in
spite of the defeat on Saturday in
the last game of the schedule, the
villagers having taken 1G and losing
6. Taftville’s victory on Saturday
was 8-4. The Villagers, however, had
a safe margin over the second team
in the race, Wauregan, whose per
centage was .650.
