F...
. new not at ran not»
w...
“hummer-wt. lea-
hflaatlavaaluihb Demented
. waa ,
about iorty-d yam ot
a law dayatuo Ratio
act Ili‘to llll
- home. but the nano- were tiiaeovereti
in date to prevent damage.
heleetautalterrili tolerated a neatl-
rtti reporter that the wean-haunt- would
he rfivlilllll at outta. ‘
(temper notch thin morning million
the neleetmen that he would he in Nut-
wth at 3:80 o'clock this allot-neon to
hold all inqueat in the can
fihflillllhhm'm
mutt. £3.an at law
hyhvlarwallaehwlah.
The accenti ramp in the Norwaill
Yacht Club aeriea were held on flatm-
day. Repreaentatlve (1. 1i. Osborne
atartetl the boattt in a very light wind
at 2:30 p. to. The that part at Ill“
rare waa practically it drifting matoh.
The wind name in at d o't-Ioelt enabling
the yachta to go once arountt "tr
courae. after which ltir. Oaltttrtte rail
ed them to the llnltth line.
“flea-Mandarin
fimmmu g
NW
The tollewlng club people saw the
race: Mr. Nantorti. from hilt apttttdy
cat boat Bitippan: Commodore (I. B.
'Keeier. treat the «hoop Defiance: P. N
e-‘lilli‘ili'tdil the attention at the lllilltllt'tl
. haildtaa ll a complete Iona.
Knapp was out with a party eonai'at
‘ j lag oi Mn. Knapp and John Patter-on.
Joaeph Kuhn. ' demented Httttgar- itti Hartford. A large number oi out-oi-
mh who “"6 mm M' wiio l“‘"itown ytuzhltt witaeltaed the race. includ-
two ‘ email children at ltl ting Commodore Benita‘ aehootter Water
I Benton atreet. south Norwailt. mm t-Witrh. with a party at Norwuiit peoplt
"m. . horrible death at the Town tonboard: the arhootter Priaelllll. Hull
Farm. Saturday “”me ”9"“ liter- .eloop yet-ht Rowena. oi Nortbport. la- i.
ally routed alive in flame» itindleti by land aeveral "mm, ,
hia own handa. The body wag burned ' 'l‘he l'lil'i‘tl drew the ttanal number oi
. ‘ 'laltora. dettpilt- other utttttaemenlt
to a criap. reaetnbllng a charred atttmp . ‘ , -,
0‘ a tree more than a human being. laid at the game time. I‘m only lhitut
- ,Iat'llittg won a attitttble breeze.
Complaint w“ made '0 ”l“ ”mm"! There will lte another rat-e on tht
turn. Belurdtty morning. that Kuhn :Zitlt at June. which will he nlnrtt‘tl at
war inaane and that people oi tht-‘zlp. m..iuateadof’2:30. when the regal.
neighborhood in which he lived wore la eomtuitttw t‘xlli'i'lll that all llli'mllt‘l‘t
afraid of him. A permit for hilt leIu- will have their liilillll ready. The rare
ltornry confinement at. the altntthouae , will be ioliowed‘hy dual-lug in the eve
was given by Splitt'iinllll F. ii. Merrill. plug. The regatta eomntlttee will bold
and he won talten there it name at it meeting itt aiewdaytt when the uuea.‘
ltla fellow countrymen uh ly lit-lore tilt" at oiierittg prizca tor outalde littlillt
noon. Superintendent Charles Hoyt will be roattldered.
rcurchetl the malt and look a itttlie 'l‘he atttuntary oi tittturduy'a rat-r-
away treat him. lult hand no matches iollow:
. or other articlea by whit-h he roultl tio (‘AIIIN ('A'i’s.
ltimtteii‘harm. about bill person. All the t‘orrt-l-lml
iormeraurroutttling oi Kuhn wore an . l-Itarl. h‘iuialt ‘I‘iut.t-.
llnowtt to Mr. Hoyt. he decided to place Ayli ........ 2.35 . 5.14.3? 2.30.4‘
hint in one oi three t-t-iltt ilt tile aer- llnjztit ........ 2.35 inlaid 2.304:
ond Mary of the moth houae. a email ('A‘l‘tl. ill it'i‘itl’l‘ CLASS.
building about thirty feet at the roar Little Joe ....::.ilt 5.00.50
~ " ~flt‘tlltt trill! mm. ' Daphne ...... 2J0 Mb.”
Them eeiht are light and airy. Eat-b t‘A'i‘tl. lit-ill l-‘Otl‘l‘ (titans.
llllll‘ a large window. protected by grub Gladys May. . .:.tii 5.11.09 2.:i2.lil‘t
. ingtt. and they are aottlmi iultlde with Vision ....... 2h. {Litton 2.02.4.1
yellow pine. In t'ilt'll roll itt ll atraw titrattger ......'.:.=ll» ltiti ltot liaialt
M'Pllllll Hill A illlkmlih.
Grandparent: at Little tit-arr. llollhaa
t ‘l‘ahe thrilled! iatetlttt Probate ifaut't.
A-jutiimtioa war made-to the Norwailt
l'robule i"uurt. tltttltrdtty tttttru'ittg. lttt‘
a guardian tor tlrttre Marguerite "v“
ban. the :alx illttlilllh' old daughter at
.ihtniri "villain. of Port Morrht. N. .l..
.tvllo ir- ttow at the innate oi ltt~r ttt'tttd-
liliI't'illh. Mr. and Mr... John Valli-at. N.
Main alter-t. Nttl‘waiit. ttpou the requeat
oi the lilttlltt‘i' titat titt- trhlld should ht
. ' . . . ‘ili‘i‘il for after her death by them. In
at the ltlttttdtotttte. A general alutut ;' j ‘ . .
the iillllllt'llliilll to the i robule (out! It
ttooa apreutl. t-atudatt the Ililllilit'ii and;
Milli" oi the “pl‘h‘unvlnufl' H, mm“. ils alleged lltul the intltt r b- nol a prop-
.fi jump uumjwm or permit to rare for the t'llllil.
A bone waa laid and the "mu". Judge thdward will utttlottltIetliy
which teeth the big water liillli \i‘ttn;"‘“ ii "MN"! "I’ll" ”W tiltitiit'ttiimt lttt‘
atarte ao titat to abort order a one Him!" lltll’ ”liti Wt‘rli.
inch ream watt playing ultornntt-ly‘ 'l'illr Ir Itilfllltt't’ tiller" oi the «ante ta
upon the main building. the tire and .I'imm‘t'iitt" Willi ill" Mary of the the
other adjoining otlllmiittimlti. to out will" wltlt'h tiltttt'ttrwl t'twittelvrly in Sat-
at” all bill the wuflthonmt mm my. ltlrtiay'u Nettlluel. Ill whit-ll ll watt elated
"Emu!“ wag my w|ml m‘ any ill'i'fllllll. fillili‘t'llla t'lli‘lllll liii‘ llli" l'llllti lillil llixli.
and what little there watt. happened togiillt’ti Mitt-Ir i'itl'itilr ltl'm‘l‘t'tliltde lit lltr
be blowing itt another tiirt-t-tiolt than ls‘llll'l‘ltll' t'ourt to have the grandpar-
toward “the lulildinga. i‘liln Flittw t-auw why they detained tile
'l‘lic lnmalett attd the nt-igitbora work- 4'1”“-
ml "kg Trojgng during the pro, ulltl.‘ The hearing Walt set for ltl il'l'ltli‘k
aeveral attempt: were matin to rem-h iihih "‘"I'iilllil helm-e .iadgt- i‘ttrtie.
an "n of the building whnrv Kuhn i The eaae was returned to allow furth-
watt contined. httt eat-b time the men or plt‘litllllixn ttpolt the part at the or-
were driven naelt by the heat. and :tetaltmt. ‘
llhlllitiir The hearing lit the Probate liourl in
When the tire had burned ititeii out lei'l ior .lune l7. at In a. m.
. e bod w‘aa discovered in . m“
mga'l: it; ropcywatt tilip-nooltetl ov. Vltl’l‘mlAN l’llll". it‘liltll'i'lillifi (IN
or the charred form anti It well drawn ' HAND.
out at the mind. The head watt llili'wt it in domain that Attgatuua Marlin.
tiaily burned. and the. nrtutl and Inga ‘ the out war lltll'tli' oi l'htwnllt lingilte
were mining. in no manner did the ‘llrtatpatty. gate left when there in a
‘ . marble a human tit-tug. titre. be it within or without the oily
hletlieal Mllnlllfl‘ it. Ii. Huntington. limltr. Al the tire at the aluminum-
who ”a hitch alimtttttneti when the mm on Saturday MinlMurtlu wall on hand
up dimmer-ell, gave a permit for the . and guided tile alream with tile altiil-
agility. oi llll lltlililrlalter. and hail lite iui eye oi a veteran. llia tllret-ilolta
pally iwrapped in an old blattitet. were at roattitierabie aiti In lighting lilo
WI llll'ettttll' Raymond Watt Illudll‘i‘. .ltlt-il 'l‘ierney watt one at litt-
“wt and platted u". hotly m the peat hardeat wttrltertt al’ the tire, and ill"
III. llltill Mildly. when it wita bar- ‘aervelt great i'l't‘illl. tor ltilt native llilr-
» vieett.
mailman.
It ht believed tltat Kuhn had mutt-hen
concealed ill hill shoes or ltt aottte other
par. at Ma clothing. ttutl that abortiy
after being t'onllut-d he not the mailman
tttt tire and throw hianteii into the
human. 'I‘hbl latter ammunition in illi-
tloabtedly trite. lot the hotly would
lttlrdly hare been iii) llllli'll l'litll'l‘i'il uni
tier any other elrenmatant-ra.
The tire Illlllll lllll't' Hill‘t'iiil rapidly.
led by the yellow pine and the t'lllll‘i‘
utrarlttre watt noon ilt ilautex. Shortly
tiller 2 tt'tslottli the t't'tteltiilut oi the tire
”The wean-home watt valued at 0050.
which time twaa an inattranee oi AT'I‘M'HP,” me A ('IlA'M m.- ".000.
A I new. 'l‘he' 'l‘htI l-‘ttir‘lieiti ('ottttty illlvinga lilillliil
'm' conllilgtt I, only one than attat-bed laud attti itttlltllnga in tiny-
. Lttttllal direct anti that ammo belonging
my... bill «trading
the tint hour of the for 01.000.
raved. * 'I‘he trtlttehmnat plilt't'tl an the m.-
. ., the urine inmate-l at MW at .l. it. leanings in that tam-t.
7W
m are. lioyt and -.
amine! than a panirl. marina roll out cattrrtt
‘ ‘ . i titan tannin titttttanny. at it mater,
ta_ camellia ' acronym
f Yaeht (‘luh. oi litteiott: .l. W. Hiltman‘pv
Ithat the iutlter objected to the ltrtlutl-t
tillll and other email or; illt Noah Wood to reeover upon a ritual.
were badly trighteaed. Norwaill. baa been "leaned. '
‘ ’ m lawn tumult. timely. no the hittyele gm: hittflra wall
, ll ll .
m...—
tilt- in the M0. at
Matthieu-y.
ma. --
Manet. the little lath Preach-
‘ ad by feature at locale.
. Invited
continue til the 2mm.
m...
A Pretty itaaiata leadared hv hittlr
iiirlaaadleaagbaluai‘thetiaaih
mat m m
.w-mm-t
at mu Medial.
With each recurring anniveraary oi
t‘hlldrclta' Day at the south Narwailt
Methodbtt lilpittt‘opni tihttreh. inerentted
interest in tnltniieated and additional
enjoyment in aiiordett. realt-rtltty tor
the tint time the new ehurt-h wandere-
rated attd uaed ittr this event. and it
watt lwauliitti in proiante tloral varle.
ties. moat lll‘lllllt'iilly arranged. In
title ntornltlg the pat-tor preached to
the children. at whom there war a large
attendance. At thwtor'a rttvtut‘et.
during the singing" at the net-nod hymn.
they ot-upird the vat-atteiea lli the trout
nettle. tttttl gllvo't'lotto attention to the
ilillll'i‘tlti. whlrh watt prut-liral and in-
apirittlt. In the evening. the largest
uudiettt-e that halt orrttpled the church
at a religious attrvit'o alnee ita dediua‘
lion one year ago. wall in atleutltttu-e.
'i‘ltt- tlt'i‘llrllllllllli had been re-arrangetl
titlrltut the afternoon. all hit to allow
other on the platform {or between for
ty attti tiily little girltt, nttti a dozen or
lmu-t- young ladies. all drt-ttued ia
\l'llllt. and all rarrying or wearing boa
r'ilt'ttt oi ilowera which aymboilaed the
pttrta they rt-prt-aettted lit the cantata
entitled Flower Praise. Mliiil Heath
tooit the leading part. representing
apritut. ill wltieit lillt‘ nutla lliltl t-ottvt-ro-
ed with her attrrottudittg llurul repre-
settlutivv'a ill a bloat rltttrating than
her. 'l‘lil' l'iillllllll. all it whole; was illll.‘
oi the prettira tttttl heal rendered oi
the many that have .llt-ett no iiill'i‘i'll3l~
ittiiy given by thin Sunday at-ltooi. i're.
rioua to the i‘iilllillM the rim" guy-t
two lllli' tleleeliuna and the t-ougrrlta
that apart wtth llllit'li spirit two hyltttoa,
’l‘he pllalttr apolte for a few minutes
upon llit‘ itiltlttry anti objeeta or L'llilt-
dreua‘ Hay. and tell young Indira with
ilorul-wreuthell i'llllll‘llilllliiil‘ piatva.
ltttill ll Illii‘l‘lll l‘lilli'i'lltill liil‘ titt- I‘illli'u‘
liouul iultd oi the tletlnttlinattntt. It
was lil'i‘dil)’ regretted by the Sunday
llt'lltltll. and hilt many irlelttla itt llit'
rhurrb. ihttt Ii. )1. Andrews. llil|it'l'|ll
it‘l'llt'ill of Jim at-hooi. wall by itt'l'ittllil
llilll‘HN deprived of the plenum» tiut'
ihitt m-t-aaiott always tti‘l‘orda hint and
lit whit-h he won deeply tolerated.
‘Nltrwalh Inlltatllltl.
l'llliili't'll'e litty watt observed at the
Norwai'it Mi‘llimllr‘i ('illll’i'll. yeatertiuy
ill a lilting llillllllt'i' at built the thorn»
. but illltl evening aervirev. 'i‘lte ehurrh
g was butttltauttely tieroraled with llowertt.
’l‘he t-baaeel rat. watt wound wuh
airing» of llttitdlt-t. while lit the MINI-
ground wait an uluttml attiitl intuit oi
petlillt-tt and fill iiowera. in addition to
polled pinata. Al the morning iii'erl’l‘
the t-hiltirt-tt heralded the Miln- ttt the
irotti oi the church. where they listen-
ed to an appropriate aerlnott by the
pastor. itev. ii. I.. holler. Several tn-
iants were lnrptiaed. . In the evening
tilt-re Willi tt holiday M'llflill eoneert from
u rltt‘t'illl ‘|ll‘illl'i|illlll0 oi reaponture
. reading»: atttl anihema tor the oltiltlrett.
3 The at'llmll gathered in the Interment oi
the t‘lllll’i‘ll iillil thlrrrlted ttpataira in a
body. mu-ltpying the entire trout por-
.llttii oi the olulrt-b. Reverai recitatlttua
1 were given by the r’hildreu. A feature
. oi the t-xert-luea wall a march by thir-
ty little ltiltl lll'i'ittli'tl in night gowns anti
night-rum and earrylog lighted can-
die The rltttrt-h watt darkened art they
ordered anti mart-bed around the
llllil M
. . tau-l toot
twat-tutu .aouttlamuttm—
.erlh-aaeia. .. 'aeietttlag Ital-e.
fall-tannin land airy aloe.
hourly and tr artwnged tor
l
l
t
|
i quarterly
Nottwaill Ilieotr Worlttt. ’l‘he motor
oeettpiea a areeiy a yard .
and la ' ’ petroleum. and in n-
lahea all the my to run lit.
. F‘reenlaa'a ' . .
It. in an of internal to many
W.
t
earrylng an o. nting billions.
The M ‘llrr. Mao into new
. introduction of al-
Iva power in South
put in a two bot-ath
power 'Dialtl r. and it watt alerted
up today m that in... the client
being W by the City at lentil
artrleity h a ‘
Norwaiil. die
vlaimrit at the attire. and It in very
probable that aimilar power will be tn-
.trotiuetttt within a abort-limo by other
common at in NW.
I'll! H A "It" agar.
ileum am lhett ta Railroad
. Fla. Mil hp Minn.
When Jodapli (lartner. a tailor tilting
buttineaa ill UMWItllilf'l building in
Railroad ”attenuated his more tith-
morniog about i o‘t'loch. he watt mttoh
anrpriaed to had that aelneone hall ‘vbt-
tied the place litter heeioaetl up at it
o'eloelt on Saturday night.
The window on the math aide oi the
atore waa open. having been 'lelt an by
the vialtor. and a lam-part oi the rott-
tenlu or the atore vrere mulling. Ant-
ong the valuable articlen tailed watt a
light brown overt-oat. the property oi
.iottepb Idnxweiier. and material or the
mine kind for another. 'l‘llree llllli'lt
earth and renal and one plaid null. null
material for another were ahto missing.
Mr. (Iartner at once notltled i‘hioi oi
Poliee Voilmer. and he telephoned to
nearby towua in ltoptta at getting lraek
oi the thief. it is ttol known whether
the ”loft oreurretl on Haturduy or lino»
day nights.
“Wu ...._.._...
KM“. am I! A Mifllltlll‘l‘.
nix-WM flier Iaeea lladlv layer-
ed in iitutllt lain titreai.
Waller Enaou. the. tux-year'old aottni
Mr. and him. Hm liltttltttt. oi l'lotttit
Main atreet. attempted to ertanr that
:imrottgltiute lit!“ the l'i‘itldiillt't.‘ oi ble-
gt-ttttdiather to ’ own home. yi't‘ll‘l“
day afternoon a ”a; of bio)»
i pltlly
"He'll from
tlp the street
The boy nilllllli'ii. iiliil one oi the riu-
are. liable! ilail. r-lllli‘k him. the hau-
tlie Intro ruivhittg itittt ill the fore.
head and knot-hing him down, 'l'ut
any \\'tl.~‘ badly bruised and his ittittrlt-a
illi‘ll priilllml)‘.
'i‘u'o |lll¥t~lt'l.lliii. lira. i‘ohtlru ant.
littrnell. mulled ot'et itittt ior .«ererul
hours. and tithe morning he was stutte-
what. improved
Mr. l’luil‘n ltit'yt‘lr Home at» pavilion
and be true lu-niml.
”a
lt-rtutl'rnn ta .l'ltttt-lttt—t-lttr.
i'tlpl. Illttlltlll mill till the "taller ilt'lt.
Prtltti «~i.lt~tll. illtltt-I Ill-right.
('aplaitt llolwrt ti. Mllt'lli'li. rum“
tlttllttlitu: i‘tultpauy it, l"iliil'lll lite:-
ituent. i‘uttttertit-ut National t‘luurli.
baa :tt-eepled liu- appoitutttt-ut oi aid.-
'Ii'd‘iilllp. with mail of initial". till till-
"it" til the iii‘lllilili' t'llilllllllllill'l'. ill-It-
t-lnl ltttaaell it‘roet. whit-h poailiott war
l‘lllli‘rilil lilnl tutti wot-k.
lt‘irat Lieutenant i‘hurlra ll. Oultea,
whore l‘i'tililliiltlttil watt tendered a tow;
days ago. today rt't'eiyetl illl honorable
dial-barge iroht the military aet-vIt-e oi
lliu‘ state. 'l'hia leavee r‘it'ttt Sergeant
William H. litiutul itt t‘ltlllllllitiil oi
t'otttputty it. :
i‘till’lii'ii t'atiliiNl'tAll. i
t-lmult Norwulh t’otutregutioaai -‘
’i'tlemiay. i p. "L. .lltttior t'itt'is-tttttlt hilt-l
tltntl'ttr prayer Illt‘i‘llllfl. it p. or. Youttlxi
People's tioelety of (‘briatiult Endeavor!
Social. thilteuduy. i p. m.. xoelal‘
ttteetittg and altnttltl ltuailteatl meeting!
and election at oilirera oi the Woman's;
Miaaioaary Aloeot'ialittn. ttt tholtome oil
Mina Matt, 0 W0!“ uyetttte. 'l‘llili'lilil”.!
7:45 p. m.. mid-work prayer aerviee. led'
by the pastor. .~\ deurona' meeting.
Topic. Pereoual t'ommunion Witit (loll;
'l‘hrougit the St'l‘Illllm. ileaeoaa lt‘rr-
tin and Dirlterman: Through Nullli‘i’i
and the til-letter of Nature. lit-amine,
Nawb lllill l’urler: 'l‘ltrtulgllt ilttmleielt-i
llillltl ('llflllw. Heat-our laptop and at?
John: 'i‘ltrouglt l‘rttyer. ileumna ’l‘ollea
tutti litnlrd.
-——- ——---——- l
Ilili‘l’l‘fllitl REMOVE A TUMOR. !
iehuroh, utagioa a little hymn about let-
; ling your randle ablne. 'l‘he ncene watt
f very eiieotlve.
i
llaltth Mil (W
t'hildren‘n Day was trimervetl with the.
haunt appropriate eaerolm in lllit
ilolttlt Nurwaiit Congregational t’httreb,
yt-slerday morning. Nearly every then»
her at the tlabbath tlrhoal wall meat-pi.
and the very lntemtlttg ptrgraunme;
pnbtiuhed la The ilentinni tit laturttayg
watt met-mildly carried tall. The pav-
tor mutant. or mutt-amt. nine eliti-
dm at. that narrow. lite» illaty hi.
the ”lulu It all till vam-
m or an by. ‘
tot-aha"
tarday night. intermenttitlrwaiilall1
thatttrdar with lttt' limit will their
'tiitli'fllflw. Y
W Marietta at wholly
lir. John A. Wyeth. .aeeumpttnicd by
three tioetora iront New York city.
none to Nbrwalit. yesterday. and were:
that by ttr. Jamey u. Gregory. The par-f
ly then proceeded to the midtntee oi
ileorge H. Iitttierworth. oi Wlnlilmiilli.‘
whore iill alteration watt performed tlpu
on Mrtt. millet-worth. rmttovlngan ex-
t-iltlttn oi the breattl. tor glandular ill-
5 mar.
- , ”.m— . l
tilt-l wwu itltaill lil‘ illil Hilts. .
tin. .iaatea llnwd died autldeaiy at;
at Girl-taut Hill. Wilton. lat-g
mmi
lawman-alto
iiiiEiiIilIEI
v ill" ilrttl iuaiult. when they t'lillltl tttu
0
m
l
laidalflaani the M“
Mariam“
a liege have.
l
i
i
iMIMMA
Whanwdbyaa lanai-with.
diaaaetllgaiiivdaad M10-
Wining
. —.—-————
M’l’MUMll 3" PM! Il'fltfll.
”-
tloma mlault‘maamam
tam again-t their Ila-M aad‘
New Canaan W -‘lhe
momma-ta
item—Mailman. t
The initial game in the t'otntmttera'
littat‘ltall league. played on the Ball-
ter grottnda. fiatttrday afternoon. prov-
ed a huge attttceaawtrom a tarot-trom-
etiy atattdpoittt. The attendant-e watt
large and en'thuttiaattr. and int-lulled
tattle oi The Hawaii” moat dignitled’
.tnd uriatoeratit- deniaeua. Beet oi all.
a bevy of iair maidtt and mutt-one econ.
pied a tollr-borae t-arryall amt aeaiotta-
Iy applauded each play made by their
reaperlive sweethenrllt or huabantla.
They wore not oiicnnive partiaatttt.
however. and tweltttltttlttily gtlrgleti out
a cheer tor the Sultuiord aggregation.
moon to the «lingual or the home tat-i
out. Everything was nearly perieel. eit-
t'rpt the tptaiily oi the bail gltmtr—vvtllat
watt mixed.
It would need a whole newspaper in
t'tll‘l‘i‘i'lly dearribe llln li‘dllil‘t‘tt oi the
Rilllli'; how Rllflillu tllrlli'li out no that
he need not run lllitti‘ti‘. how Wilma lay
down ill the gram: to avoid rail-hint:
lite ttllly bttli batted in ltlill tlill'illll the
game; how iimta lion-hard who "hadn't
played in llileeu yearn." dug tlp would-
lttt hallo-him out of the dual and lined
them over to the all devouring mitt of
\‘an Ilaren. and bow lll' lined out three-
iliiilili‘i‘ii wttit gran-er how .leaa l-‘errbt
routehtlwretl the" days oi ltltt t'hiltlbotui
and partieipatml ilt n red-bot llillllllt
play. It would mptlt'n the pen tti at;
t'llli' pool to l‘xltl'I-tttt the llptlrlalt torti-
tlltlt- oi iiatnp Wet-d behind lili’ hat. or
the marvelous tlllt‘-illlllil-nl’lillil'llillltl-
t‘ttlt'lltti oi iliily I'otlrr. or ”it utm-
t'lllillllll'i' with wltirlt tile Apollo-lilo
itlltllry llliltli‘ t‘l‘l’ill‘ti 'i‘iteiltvilleinuet
oi the .uttbttitlure rot-pa was t'xptltti'il lil
litttl even a pita-e oi piualrr lttt' iiuvl-
illiltl'n npltl linger, ‘
in it [my wortltt ,llit' nittry oi the truth:
was hit ioliowa: ’I‘ltt' Nttrwniiltt llitlil"
itl'l‘ll't' l‘lillll III the tiral inning. and al-
tor that the reallli watt nevt'l' itt tlottlti
r-Itlttttittrd wan unlimited and tttiillt'ltlt'il.
iutt hlllli' to turn the tuition tut .lllly i
when the return lllilli‘il in to be played.
After the game the tenant and aulmti-
ittlt-tt took a tutorial ear to itoriott'tt.
where they aavagt-iy tillfli'kittl tll‘ll! ttl
l'illlliliiill'h beat allot-e tiittuvrtt. and
while they ettuitl not heat it. they lilll"
l'fl'tlflil ltt ”trolling away" with it ei‘
Il-elttuliy. i'igara wdre paroled iii'illlllil
and the bet-nee I’t‘lllXNl their lintbu
willie enjoying the tttttair illlii'i’llll‘iit'll
by Mutter». Weltle. llbuw altti I'urdy.
At Ill o't-lm-ll the gathering tnativ
lttuuo-rtllta. ‘tierlltrlug that they lttttl
latent a moat enjoyable day.
What they attltl yeaittrday. when their
{plate ltmi atilietted. in not on l't‘l'tll‘il
i in to be hoped that the umpire had
no (li‘i'flflltlfl to lliii‘ one at bbt revoivml
on the itomewarti trip. The night at
there Vlt'lilllll woman to bill belt
doubtletat watt all that ilepl llte.biootl-
thirltty New (‘nllililllllt‘l'tllll demand-
but hilt iiie. .
Tile aeore ittllowa:
mammal.) AND NEW ('AN-AAN.
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"liauti" Wuodbury. e. i..‘ ....... i l l
"Hilly" l’ttiter. t. b ............. it i
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“lilrltie” r‘leet. a. it ............. l 0 li‘
"Art" Ittulaell. p ............... :t 2 ti
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"'.laelt"llnrellavti. l»... ....... .t i a
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"lliily" handle. r. i ............ a ll
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"Bolt" Wllann. r. i .......... i ll .
all til
mm. an. than an Emmi
am. at tally. team a
. raata tor the crew of then em. and
‘ later the two then were created.
. car had paaattd apread liite wlidilre. and
"FRI"! departure trout the barn were rt-
‘ iot' your approval: t.
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who-aware“
. M'“l~t
(HINGM. Wit. «Ill. 13. ‘ ll“
~Nhter a quiet holiday. on which no
attempt watt matte to can earn. the
atrttggle between the Cleveland lice
tric My Company and it- until-
lag employee wan renewed today. The
lirvt ear alerted item the. Latte View
barn- aerotta the railroad atoning
without a‘ atop. 'i‘ite‘ eity ordinance
malte- it eonpuivory tor the eondncntr
oi the urea care to leave the ear at
the railroad eroaflag M time ainai
the lnolortnan to proeead. 'I‘wa oi.tltr
atriltera were delegated to endure war-
The that car arrived at the equate at
it o'clock. A law llllnth people war-
there waiting tor it. 'i‘ha ear wall al-
lowed to depart. however. without any
demunatration beyond the bottle and
teeth oi the crowd. The report that a
when the aeeond car cattle along it
won aioppetl.’ in a low encode moral
thoutlattd people were paehad'aromtd
the car. A delegation of the Itrthertt
boarded the ear and induced the motor-
man to leave it. He was given an ,ovtt-
tloa. Willie the northern were talking
with the motel-mall lilltl conductor the
anti oi violence which encompattieti the
unwed.
fitonea antl decayed vegetaltlea wer:
thrown. several men who were in ayat-
pathy with the alriilertl endeavored ll
drag the non-Union man iron: the car.
The police tlnnily t-hargetl the crow-I
on lint-lid avenue. The third ear out
tti the harlot Willi attempting to mail.-
tb.- return trip mat on the avenue}
’i‘houattttdll at people and lnt‘tttttterablt
wngona hioriteti the thoroughfare and
impeded the name. at the ear.
The trolley rope wan out aeverai
timer! and every few momenta name
one would releatte the lever that cott-
trolled lhe tender and it would drop to
the ground.
The crowd would he beaten back in
the time being. iutt heiore the ear had
plot-ceded iliteett feel he prttgrea.
would lte again impeded by the ltlll‘llllll
i'l’ilWll. A number at riot-era were it'l'v
realt-ti atul many in the ntob were
uliahtiy injured ilt roullit-ta with the
police, who need their claim. freely.
Women look a prominent part In the
rioting at the Nickie l‘lltte erlmtiag.
hurling volley» of alontla at the rare.
At noon care were running at irreg-
ular Iotervaitt.
The State Arbitration ('omntitatioa
"ml at iii il't’lilt‘ll illlil a t'ttltttttiliee oi
alriitera were pretreated and waited lttt'
hour in vain for the company's repre-
sentativra to appear. The t-ompany qut
not uttttouaeed that it will rejeet. arid-
.rntiott. but it in given ottt amt-tally
that they will not be repretu-uled be
lure the t'ttllilllllitt'.
l'flill'IM-lll'kllll t‘lMld-llfltlll.
tiautlltttuat at' the Athletic i'oaleai with
0\ lord null t‘atnhritltre.
Inttdoa. .lutte l‘.’-~'I‘itt~ following in
the text at tile t'ltltlleullu ttettl reaper!
itt-ly to the prettitit-ttttt oi Harvard and
Yale i'ttivorally Alllli‘lli' i‘lttlnt:
tlxitu'd i‘ttlverttlty Alllietit- (Stub.
May to. 1809.
item riiro-The eomutitteett oi Ollittt'd‘
l‘ntveratty Albietie t'll‘tb attd the Utilit-
uuettit-d to to lttt'wllt'tl you the lotion-
uttetttetl ml to forward on the inflow-
tug t'vliiilii‘ililt‘ lttt' your i'lllir‘ltlt'l'llllilll
utti to invite atticrlotl roprenotvtatlvee at
our nutter-wily claim to mate with i'il'l'
m-teti rrprtmetttaliluvtt of Yale or liar-
v.ml i'ttivoraity tllub itt iortuiug a joint
team to l'Ul"”t‘u‘ itt track athiettt-a
ugttinat a joint team oi repreaetttativt a
rillllllll’l)‘ excepted from the athletic
t-luba oi ilxiurd and Cambridge l'llli'l‘l‘
atllea. We venture to think ailcli tltt
lilllltllit' tttrettug will prove very ill“
unable [or malty t't-ltttotltt. We allutlitl
he very glad to Welcome you to our
land. t‘turlt international uthlotit-
aimrltt between the two leading univer-
t-iiiett oi (treat "Ninth and the l‘ttiteti
tilutett i'iilllil lli'l tail to :trottao ill?
hlaheat interval. at all ioveru oi amt--
leur sport and could ttttt tail to im-
.‘W a:
an. heir
an was nag”
WI «new It
herein. ‘
Haiti. and «
mutatin- malt
amphetamine '
tialty ill aeeertiutta f.
done at amateur a“
tlmt lirliaia urea» ,,
attenuation cl athletici-
fleventh. 'i‘luvl the
at the meeting be ..
the tour uetvetaitdea
queued to lodge with ti
rotary at the helmet . '
iiott la laden ea Illa
the meeting. lieu of
taante. together with -
each member oi laid ' ‘
title aludent and a Ito.
alhie'e.
Having than imam
we subunit. them to m . ' .
antral-ton and are .
my minor tletaila to ‘
tween llilllllom later m.”
We moat ask you to '
reply at your earlieat ‘
that we. may be able to .
t'lll‘i‘ the Queen‘s Club _ ‘
matte at once amngaatttab ‘
aonal character which any .
reader iotpoattible.
it...
President Oxiorti - j
tide" -- '
Prettideot Cambridge Univ
tie Amoeiaiioa.
When women are kind to
nothing can excell their "
but when they wish to be m
—-well. “tlltlf ttltltl."
WANTED-«A large n
trally located room. lllltllfl a
built. Adtlretttt M. A.. Bow
WANTED—«A llrl tore-m ‘
worlt. Apply to lire. Gel“.
iield avenue.
1'. LIT.
'ttl Went. avenue. Slouch M
hiy to John lt‘. McMahon on ' .
no nor—4mm lloor at M ..
1'0 LET—ll. room.
:tioelt. suitable ”for o“ d?
tlrat tloor. ilve rectal. I - _ ,
lthud Nttrmili. rent. .7; M
Mala street. Apply to l. t
ward. ,
router—roomy planet ._ '
let with or without board. 11'
Pint-e. South Norwaih.
P. hi-
ro her-amen door It
«treat. from June 1. mil
all. John. Cigar boa helm
prenliat-u.
'ro LIT—Two M
room each in deco-ll
(‘0er hniidlltgn'mfl. . ,
and cleaned. For faith
'hilllll'e at the 00.00 0i “
film Comoauv. 08 WW
' real OM
ii'illl anon-a new ntltttllew
can. Apply tn ltanunn at. W‘
walk. Conn.
IO! nun—m
amen dome. littltbali 6
were. 0 Water alreai.
you Mill—lira an.
paidoenapeaitaeimfi ‘
by the New Yet-it Her-at
bean Aaaoelitlon. mull '
tag. 320 Ilroatlway. New
01.700.000.00. Rater-lea.
heard. you Mead u , W
yon new-run amt a. at
prove the ataltta oi amateur alitietirt.
in both eoutttrielt anti revive the aintily
let'lllllil ettgeutlemtt by the violin oi
iormer yearn oi Yule lo ()xiord auu
("anthrldge to Yale. .
add London Yule-Harvard rhaiieaae.
We elm-at lite ioiiowiag eondiliuua
gflubmttularmm
,mmm.
ltat Naivva. Ivory hi.
rmm
Viral. That the meeting tulle plut'tt;
ill the Qtlcenlt' i’iuh. latttdott. on name}
date at the end at .luiy. idilil. wltlen
.1 j lttay be moat convenient to you and “’t
' the Queen's (”lab with rum-d to t'illlllIiM
lion». .
ileoolui. That the programme altall he i
the regular Oxford-tiaalhrlm pro-g
gramme oi nine evenly. tatbjeet to the}
ioilowittg modlflt'lllillll. .
a‘r'i‘hat a halt-mile run he illlltii'tlllI-i
ml tor putting the weight. .
b w’l‘lpt in the tan yard hurdle rare
the tllgltte oi httrtllntt altoltltl not hit ilx- .
ed with regard in momentum. .
'l‘hlrti. That all the tour ultiveraitiea‘
oil-otteerned may t-hootttt rapmatativea
irom actual ntudonla now in ream and
. college hop” oi membership.
li‘mlr. That ouch «Wive- tn be"
ateilglbietoenmaateatttatwtamin all
m to the ruler anti WWI
widen were the attitude llama rate
terminal attti m.
.y E, '
on. ill. outlet-oat) Mm.
Norlit Main alt-Mt. iiotttll .
ttilleo boura until 0 a. tit: l2 w I
ii to 8 p. ill. 'l‘clwllolle 57-4.
v.n.oaoaar'.o.a.a. -»
lie Phllflelpllla M i"
all... lint-clan M
Mam. “if
too awn lea! m
arm:
lfl'l’lilltlililm " .
liable awedltth. Ila . ‘ _
than help iarnittittttl ‘ ‘
houattworllw. Hra. . 7
Wood all-eat. . 'I‘wo fl“
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