Deploring the acts -of cruelty
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and Evening Farmer
BRIDGEPORT, CONN., WEDNESDAY,
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eminent Takes Action
archists
failed but resulted in action by organized government that is ex
When asked if a definite date had
been set for the reverting- back, to 60
cents per 100 pounds the mayor said
"No" and added "it surtly will be in
effect ty Monday."
.against the Jews In Poland and Rus
sia. Urging Governor Holcomb to call
a special session of the legislature, to
act on Woman Suffrage.
Compelling the use of the union
label.
In the evening the delegates at
tended a theatre party at Poll's.
NASSAU CLUB
CRACK TURNS
IN FINE CARD
By ROGER FERRt
f Gardiner W. White of the Nassau
Club of New Tork today turned In
the best card in the qualifying round
of the Metropolitan amateur golf
tournament at the Brooklawn Coun
try club in the presence of several
hundred golfing: enthusiasts from
this State and New York.
With the weather conditions Ideal
the various players, each of whom is
prominent, play progressed rapidly.
Oswarld Kirkby, the metropolitan
amateur champion turned in a quali
fying card of 84. C. G. Waldo of the
Brooklawn Club made the course in
96.
The complete scores up to 2 o'clock
this afternoon follow: C. . G. Waldo
96, John D. Chapman 8 6, A. E. Ran
ney 87, J. Appleton Allen 90.
Jonathan Grout 86; F. Raymond
Holland 93; George F. Forman 93;
H. B. Stoddard 81; John T. L. Hub
bard, 86; George A. Dixon, Jr., 84;
Grant and Rice 88; S. R. Hollander
84; Charles V. Benton 89; George
Carlhart 84i T. E. Sawyer 83; Os
wald Kirkby 84; Hamilton 'Kerr 85:
John N. Stearns, Jr.. 82; Max R.
