so
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in “Dotted “demoed own-.1411: no
Colored Figural Ind fit
plIa- Jimrtmflt to
stemmed-1111'"
MAHACKE'MO 1161.111, stock.
11‘. conv-
Narrow"
it it s
will. 11111113111111.1311» 111113.
The schdolao'f The Norwalks closed '
yesterday afternoon, on account of the
BMW and dill-11333:
rain.
Mil. A. T.
Blanche are in. Drudgeport. at the
sldfi of a sick friend.
«Shou gr S k. 109 ill. lIIlaIIy'es.
Howar ordon of lichen G.
Hanfor‘d’ie at hilly {h Norwhlk, has
1'boo'vered from a few days illness.
John Kub'ovlch. Who his been con
ducting a tailor shop. in the
building, has removed to South Nor
walk.
--Full line Caps. O'Brien.
aIMlss Bertha Smith of Norwalk was
.aad Mrs. Howard .'Iohn‘
in New Callaan. S‘aturIdey and
est of
Sunday.
A meeting of the Norwalk Barbe1's
Union will be held next Tuesday e1 on
ing. in Ce11I11sl lfaIboIr i pceumI Wash-
ington str' t'.‘
Two of the lady residents of Belle
island inaugurade the bathing season
recently, and repért' that the water
was not very cold.
Rev. William Mother. I). D., who has
.lo~
seph's par'sonuge'in‘ South Main Street,
been ill for several weeks at St.
is slightly improved.
F—Cbolce Native Edwin,
Hayes’.
20c
The Christian industrial imtgne of
the South Norwalk Methodist churcl
will meet Friday minim next w.eek
for the usual monthin service.
Miss Bertha Malmo. has 1"ctu1ncd to
South Norwalk after a fortnight' 11 visit
in Brookln . Mi 3s .Ruth Corsey. c-ou
sin of'Mlhb Hittite. accompanied her
home.
--Mr. Engine Buyer: .
A000
011 L1Jp Steambos
mm 11115 9111151.
Joseph Healy. employed in the car
barn in Nolwwalll enjoyed a day off.
New
yesterday, 'Whiclt' h'é spent in
York cltv. Motormap Th3mns Smiti
substituted for bin.
' The Ministecin%f.'. IQ'll'gl'e of
denniug‘s drug store 1estelday after-
noon. It is understood that 11 gooi
sized sum we}. “Wed. 7
w(ilrebh Soft Hilts. O‘Brien.
Miss Flolenco flesh, of‘ Main street
entertaniad: the members of tl1c“So-
nora Club " Thursday ve'nlng. Games
were enjoyed, 'and at t e conclusion a
t was served. A very e111
dainty re
joyabl'e‘Ie
The
'ning' was spoilt.
class of' candidates at Trinity
mutiny morning .at. 1: 30
maintaining the mini
the church in this shite: 1
— “Bachelor Hail." HighSchool Hall
Class 1909;}.
The R
ster, D“
visit that W
next Sunday.
25'. Thai. I ,_,h
11‘-$11 .111: 0.
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.29- 00¢ Tickets 25c.
E"Chan qey Bunch Bro
.1bi hop Confluent, rd"
ark’s' Day, Apri
fling, p yell.
of at 7: 30 p. 111., the usual hour.
IIIII—tIChoice‘ 'Ro'shIting Chfikthisi 1in 90me SAlE 8i Euflm'flmt
The case. or thli'.PIrkhmiiio, the
Mallory hatter whmwa'swrreatm by
(111m of Police Bradley; charged With
intoxication, “1'03anan indefinite-
I! by Judge imkwood; oh the record
inundation of Chief Qfiflmfli who 8
ed that. the
1um. Dr. Baldwin had to be summon-
ed to attend te 11. yesterday morn-
ing, but out ($31113 trouble was
entirely diode "
4.11mi. in .Caps 0' Brien.
One 01me wagons of the South
in charge
“191.3%?
ageing”
the winch
;. Ind Norwalk route:
'1: * I IOllIl', cam
-'sht¥‘t
gave ' I“hro_wing.aSoymour out in
the mud. Thea! ppened in front $3 TELEPHONE 353.9
or the flice, and. 311913 .'.”,‘II V. 11.3.
quite 0f 63 1! hill tutors.d t'Ill‘lei‘1).'1‘oE gs! E 11 Is' .
th 11 tonne!) era e rs ‘
111mm, and It 0530‘? 1111011 igfi ‘g'g ggsm 1‘
lasted. anew-w Seymour. who was '
not hurt ill meats melted on his ; .
nay
alrcnilg
Mllkc
call of the L. A
11.1.7?“
M 11 11d
lb.
Special bar-
gains in new and second hand Murine
Eugll’lsgnboats 'and Boot and Engint; CITY TAXES
Klug‘ s
Daughters of the Norwalk Gangrene-gum day of May. 1909.1“ which time, i
tional church. held a cake sale in Glen-
t R ver (1 Bishop of the
Diocesefidgkionn‘hctigh‘t, Rev. Chauncey
Bunce Brewster will confirm a large
church
A spe-
Cine] “’9ng wiil‘be taken at this ser-
vice to be given to .th bishop for
ry work of
h toast.» Paul's church.
' vice will be
a; in. Bishop
firmed: litre.
diets!)
nite1 t e confirmation serv do. instead
anhysica wtc ,
du'o t6 excess ye 'di‘ir‘ikih‘g‘ of} cheah ‘
' FLOON8.. 3111' d
dulabthtwamlflir P’fi-I Wt 0:61 al
' The 113mm. tailor pIIIteI hiI seams
together?
Falling in love is as hard 'on tho
FsyItolu as having a hard spell of sick-
“1'". .
W
1’ Them are one thousand motor cars
registeied. in Bombay, and not one ofI
them is of Am'erie'an make.
C ”'1‘ ' .11" WW
1 The Savon'govei'nmon't has sanction
ed a home insurance All horses.
asses and their crossbreeds, over six
months old may now be insured.
"r.'—F.“
The all tor posto'm'eos in the
United 8 90 is hurts; the at .000
mark, 111 ongh thousands have been
discontiniicd since rural free delivery
was introduced.
A new type of electric locomtive. of
which the New York Central railroad
will soon have twenty]. is capable of
1000 ionopowernat .11th speed. the
aimatures being meanwd on the drill
mg axleI. .111'.» "1"", '11s. .
"’""'L'UN.G techno, ‘O‘DND‘ ”
Shore and». islands
THE NEW VENICE
At souru noswaut, cons.
Plots For Sale
Most beautifully located Sunnncr
slid all year round
Cottage and Ramon“ Sites
Send for ilooklet and detailed
palticulars
LANGDON LSLANDS C0.,
Norwalk, Conn.
N. V. Office: 45 West 34th St.
1'
Norton
|
The taxpayers of the City of Souti
Norwaik are hereby notified that tho'
city tax of eight (8) mills on the «1111'
' isr, laid on the assessment list of 19081”
by the Board of Estimate and Tom
ltion. will be due and payable on the.
will receive the same at my ofllce
cent. a year flom May 1 1909. will be
charged on all bills remaining unpuk
after June 1 1009.
WILLIAMS. WlLCOX,
Collector of Taxes of the City of
South Norwalk.
South Norwalk. April 6,1909:
all) lnl
The Norwalk Vacuum Cleaning
. .
Co. 3 Wagon
does your cleaning in one- fourth the
time and accomplishes better results
than by any other process. No need oi
taking up carpets or removing the fur1
allure. or disturbing the household. '
Contracts made to clean residences;
churc hes offices.iodge rooms, etc. Lei
ms” est rhratd 011 year spring cleaning
Reasonable prices. 1 Trusted'nopora
l tors. Best service th° 47?.
cuss 11:" penises. hop,
OOU RTLA'ND' PLACE.
ii
At the Storage Warehouse .of L. J. Roy
.11qu A, Son. 15.1 Main. Strut
' ' Ind Gregory Place,
SATURDAY. AP'RIL 24.1909.
" A’fib‘CLOCRl’ M. *
Chairs. 3 y Blinds?" mirrors
shades, 311161? 111111 11111111111113 hair 111111"
book
:1)le ng Teslrt'op witah
plate giasls' nil-r0 egoidlngwtéed,
feed cutter. sewing may no, to,
biankets,t0w1lib.trllllktlt~l&‘3”Elfin.
vases. decorated dinner setl pieceb.
enamel and kitchen were for all uses,
numerofllmmmt batman
J1 MilCOUL'ItI!Yi* Auctioneer.
lIIlrIeIsh IH3mc Gathered
0'01-
Blitger' ButterlButter.
noon the albumen.
d- it difficult find Butter to suit
Indus try our $pe¢ifl f shin m
Semen in tub or print.
WeW:3;I' have other putter 50c and 820
per
We are. 110041113329» tor the flout
t “Wd'vmm ark. Radish 1;...
three ore-331111 with».
» erasur-
01' ml Emil. 91:1,. .2 1'
813nm
Saturday display
111013030011: have.
9? NWN
1mm “been.
.‘.
Room 5 United Bank liuiidin 91' '
1 Washington street. South "No 'alk‘
Penalty by the rate of {line (9) per
Miss Enlist. of Wilton.-_ was in Nor-
IIw'allIt. yesterday. on business.
1' Horace Fisher, of New Canaan. has
33113hased I use new touring automo-
e
' M35 W. Taylm, of Franklin street“
js spending a few days with relatives
in 86mm.
. Cyrus W. Gray, of Norwalk. will
hpend Sunday with friends In New 1
.York city. 1 I
1 Edward Jennings who attends the
his home in Elm street
"ho Liliey place in Mallory.
Mrs. Thornton Friel 'Jr. of Bay-
onne. N. .i., is spending a few days
‘wml reintlv'es 111 Norwdlk.
Miss Mamie (33113110, or Dunbury. is
the guest of Mrs. P“ Whit ie of Pins-
pIcct avenue. for a few. days.
11 There with be the rogul'ar Saturday
night meeting. at the Rescue Mission .
.on the bridge tonight. All welcome.
3,. $homas liariigan who is confined ioI
hi horde in School street, with an at-
mir'of lhlili'lm'lll Iomowwauorow
on: today
Mrs. James Smith, of Bridgeport, is
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Wil-
liam Wallace, of Bartlett avenue for
31 few days ' 1;“!
l Robert'Tallon who has been confin-
ed to his home in Main street. with in
attack of the grip, ls somewhat hurl
,lroved. today.
Miss Alice Bailey of Dunburv,
mending a few weeks with Mr.
Mrs. Frederick By,xhee of
street. Norwnik.
——"aaohoior Hall." High School Hall.
Eaton 1909 Apr. 29- 30 Tickets. 25c
, Peter Kerwm and Niel McNally. ofl
Cranbury. are building 11 fine 2 footI
is
and
Harris! 1
Carts and Carriages
The! best makes and latest designs by the 1"‘ounlry is best makers.
31.11
.1
Everythin
.Co
Hamlets School, is seriously ill at most every variety 0f Curls are to be found in this splendid assortment «1'1
‘ ours, and the styles havo been ps1 tli lilally well seleCteliwi-vei'y one having
' Mr and Mrs. Thomas Wills. of New some distinctive feature that can be found in no other line.
York city, have moved melr effects to from $2.00 up to $35..00 All of chi Units are strong and sturdy and very
'easyI to propel
A
[’1' 1093 range
1‘"
mineral Directors and Embaimer's, «
12118 North Main Street,
1 1411‘
g in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
PHONE 438.
68 WALL STREET.
canvas canoe, which they will put to.
"good use this summer. I‘
1" Mr and Mrs G. F Waters. of flick-
bry Blu , have returned home from 11.
gave 11101 the’ trip to California. and are
Ithuch imploved ill health
stated convocation of Butlei
thapim n. ..1 111.. wil be held 111 its!
room next Tuesday evening at 8
o'clock. There will be installation of'
officers.
} Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer Hnl'twicli
'wllo have been the guest of friends in
South Norwuik for several days. left
”today for their home in itockland, Mus
sachusetts.
. H. V. Curr has the contract to
build 11 new house on Chestnut street
for Howard Zeluff. it will be a frame
house containing eight rooms. provid:
ed with the usual conveniences.
1 “Umbrellas. Mourning li‘ (is. 0 lirien
There were fourteen sales 01' real
estate in The Norwalks. last 11'eoi1,
Imtb mortgages of 320.316. For the
bird week in April. 1908.1herc were 1
sixteen sales of property. and 11101 tgug
Es of $23. 050
7; Mail‘ Cnrrlci Thomas S. Murray, of
the Norwulk post office, injoycii 11 day
off from his duties yesterdm. Villlt ll
be spent in New York city. William
J‘. Rowe substituted for hiiil.
Robert Pow ell, of Nol".\1ulk 111111 was
aricslcd b1 Captain of Police Hunt
‘Thursdny evening. 1111s flucll $7 and
costs ill the low 11 court. before Juilgem
P. M. Lockwood. yesterday afternoon
Powell not having the net (111111111 sum
was committed to Br'idgcpoit jail in
charge of Sergeant matherluud.
—vl.eun Pot Roast. 10c lb.:.Shuulder
Steak. 10c lb. Hayes'. .
Mrs. F. St. .iohn Lockwood and
daughter, Miss Julia bockwood. of Nor.
walk. who are now in Europe. expect
to arrive home in .iuly. Recently Mrs.
hockwood‘htts had a niece die of smulb
pox in France. The remains were in-
terred there. and under the. links of
the country it will not'be possible to
remove the body for four years.
The Charles Melbourne Selleck
Memorial Association held its second
meeting at the Fulrueldlcounty N11-
ticnal Bank. last night. it was de-
cided to take steps at once inward
the erection of! a proper stone at \ir.'
Selleck's grave in St: Paul's church-
yard The 'stouc is to be a Celtic
cross, d'gitaii' or design, etc. to be do
citied', according to the amount sub
st'l‘lbed to the null These friends of
Diff Séileck 'o desire to contribute
towerd the flinf'mft'h‘is'nl'cl1iilriul may
send their contributions to Louis C.
Green, the tleasurer 01 10.1115' other
members or the committee.
——'rii'e Silver Lake lcc Co. has al-
roady sold the of the Minnesota le-
frigerators. for which it has recently
taken the local agency.
g A special musical service unddr the
dh'eotion of Mr. Huntington will be
given at the South Norwalk Baptist-
Church tomorro evehinx; 11111013111
recital beginning at 7:15. will he a fear
ture of the eel: ice. The Quartette wi
'sing by spec 'i soonest Dreams 0‘
Galilee, and a the close or the ad-
dress they will sing. unaccompanied.
some Blessed our. The pastor's sub
‘ject in the morning. Denominational
ideois; will be'babed1on the current in-
terest in the apportionment just rahr
ed 1 in the evening,- Somo Favorite
Places in the Bible Story. will follow
11,1O harmony with the'ohurtotte‘s selee
‘4
Mrs Illcnry Morrison. Minimum 'of
the bredutllvc boxhitiltle‘e'bf 1111-, Necdl
work Guild of" America. has cent th‘h
f‘dllb‘lrln'fl jitIfllce" lb members Inf NIB?
ordc‘v': "7011‘ 11mm 10. '1909 alter 1111
lllnébs of‘ Whore than a year the me
L'tloiialllpredldcnt’ 1111' the Needlework
Guild of'Amdricn Mrs Charm Dr'mh'
aim; ’or Chicago; enteiuedulrl'to eternal
life; The toner-soonest ‘01. her death
hits broIi‘i'ght- a sense of personal lots t0
.1 very“ Mfle' circle of friends, foil.- to
11119111111111 was to love her. Mrs. 111111111
was prominent in many charities“al\
her own city and {or ten years held
the office of National President of the
Need] Work Child of Am'é'rldrg; Her
grabiohl'prosenoe. loud laud nymph
11110331113319 31110 331111 inwardly-b all
ne 3 union tyln e ouy
'v'slt'l the the werk of her dd miri ril'iit‘Pllr
tidal; Mr. lmni dehircd gram? '1!
bro or exteh oi't‘ho 'lvoriI' of’tho
lid? Ifor she realized the net/0f (If its
11111111111111 101-1111 aiok‘noo‘r‘ snail ‘
we‘rftlr 1111-1-11 0111‘s!“ hswfltdi-alithdo
for gun“ 11111111.. needless 1111101 insider!
"ill tier, do pill. your some li'ciliiiii' 11111111
to increase lll‘e
, as weer‘ wsmiumamm.
guild'l’I
11""311'1'
. i
r “fill.
ownership or the '
5.011.131. Norwalk. Conn.
,NORWALK.
Cor ts
Corrett Cel' let Modelo for spring and samurai-1909 are hot 11 twin sev-
eral manufacturers
No mattcr what 01 how expensive the tubl-li or how expeit the dr-css
maker. your new gown will be a failure if not fitted ovel the pi opt-l corset.
Come and see tin and let, us fit yOu with a CUFSCL that. will add to your
pcisilnni appearance,
no other way.
and give you llylc
and grace that you can obtain in
The prices of these favored Spring? styles are Truth 81.00 to $5.00 pair.
N E. RYAN 8t (10.,
i
1w
1
‘. \
.86 Washington Street
South Nonimlk
When You Leave Us
in your newly repaired unto. you will :
practically have a new machine. in
fact it will run smoother and easier
than many new ones. The more ex-
perience you have had with repaigs
the more you will feel like shaking
hands with 11s when you have let us
fix up 1101.11'macilim'1
Luther M. Wright
'Phonc Connection
. MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWAILK
MAIN 811, STAMFORD
F ERTILIZERS '
American Agricultural Chemical Co.’I Superphoophatc of Limo, Potato Man.
tire. Complete Manure. Fine Ground Bone.
tliixor.
MIpeI‘ Potato Manure, Complete Manure. Top Drooling, Fruit and Vino Fer-
Land Plaster, Air-stacked Limo. Murlate of Potash, Nitrate of Soda, Un-
touched Wood Asher. Barnyard Manure;
The
WWW
Patch St Culley C0
5011:1111 NORWALK. coup
Lumberaiid 1111111191110; Everything
from a Piggei'y to a Palace
We. have now... on hand '1!“ lag-go's}. most varied and complete clock of lum-
bar In tho history of thic company or any of ill prodccmors, Ind-
connectivity solicit the pIIfr'onage of all lumber uIIrI.
1. .‘1'1 ,
Because no honestly believe t as. to be (be best shoes mode for
L the money. You may be able to l .1 bettel OliQ': but. 1011 cannot 1'11
11.1er The. sea.
the twins price.
We call“: WALK OVI'CR shoes ill 111111111 toes and palm“
straight in sand WW lasts, and in patents. 40.115? ii'dl‘it‘l kids and
dull call 11!. . _...
hermit
"1091111011,, you macaw... 1:1... .
1'11 ‘wu'
Im/
' 00.1311“
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1111111111 11131.. 35.51..
toes.
v 111-11) ht ‘
clone/1111c»
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Your; achineryh y
. ?.'
How much. power do you lose by
friction. slippage of 011E: long line
shafts. etc.. in using ST
not us have an honest 111111on to
both questions, and wall 1133311“
3.31"” of the cost of Electric W
store and estimated amount of Elec-
lrlcal Power used that will SAVE
MONEY for 3011 .
Will you is it it (nor with us today?
Co.
00 Wflhlnatlm 3i.
Tel. ’5“;
1 " staff. work this season.
= L.
Detroit ............. 6' 2 .750'
" New York .......... 1'11 1. .714‘
. Boston ........ 4 3' .5741
1 St. Louis ........... 4 3 .5!”
. Philadelphia :1» 4‘ .429
. Cleveland .......... 3 5 .378
Chicago W 2 5 .286
'.Washington ........ 2 5 1 1°80
Clo
92 Washington Street. South Norwalk
be Lintne, Sutuidhy .............
l
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~125e Ribbon
101: unit ‘120 Ladies” Vests. 3 for .
.39c imported Roses ..............
3791: Currants .....................
132.00 Waists, all sizes ............
Short Sleeve Wilists .............
$2.50 mug and Short Sleeve Wuirt
200 New Shapes, at .............
.'9c Childlen's lists .............
182. 00 (Jhlldren' 5 Hats .............
'81)?! Fine‘ lila't’AJSsmlfifigflfi m
Ill lHE W'BBlB BF BBBBT
CORSETT Wle ON POIINTs.
Though Not in Good Condition Ho
I.EaIily Puts it Over- Bort Keyoe.
Although “Young‘- Cornet ‘was rar
from being in the best of shape ill his
bout with ilert Keyes, at the Fair-
nionnt Athletic Club. New York. last
night. he showed conclusively that he
still possessed the wicked punch and
the remarkable cleverness that made
him 11 champion several years ago, and
with these assets he was able to out-.
point the rugged east side lightweight
lifter ten rounds of hard fighting.
Reyes took a bad beating throughout
the greater part of the contest and
although he fought ill whirlwind fash-
ion in the last two 1'.ounds 1111s unable
[to overcome the advantage that Cor-
bett had gained ill the early session.
Corbett scored frequently in every
round with Wicked right hand blows
undo the heart that had ills opponent
reel 11g about the ring a dozen times
during the. first elght rounds
Keycs was completely baffled by
(forbeti's superior cleverness and miss-
ed swing after swing by wide margins.
Reyes appeared to be making a mis-
take tllruughoui the built by trying to
reach Corbcit's ileud instead of mak-
ing Corbcii‘s stomach the. point of his
attack.
BASEBALL.
National League Results.
i‘itisburg. 2; Cincinnati. 1.
St. Louis, 6; Chicago. :1.
Other games postponed owing to the
weather.
/1
———.
Standing in National League.
in. 1.. .0.
Cincinnati .......... G :l .6117
Titist011.............4 2 .667
New York..........3. L: .600
St. Louis ........... 4 1’1 .444-
Chicago ............ 3 4 .429
Pittsburg ........... :i 1i .1129
Philadelphia 2 3. .400
Brooklyn ........... 2 1i .333
National Leagueeamu Today.
New York. at Brooklyn.
Boston at Philadelphia.
Chicago at St. Louis.
Cincinnati ut i’lttsburg.
Many fans in New York are wait
lug. anxiously to see “(‘hristy" Math
(1111:1011, the‘star of the Giants” pitching
He hair-not
yet entirely recovered from a bruise
he received all his right side when he
was hit by a but on the opening day.
at the Polo Grounds.
RcIuitI in American League.
1 Si.1‘i.ouis,13: CleVNIJmIi-i;
Dctmlf. 3: Chicago. ‘1 iii innings)
Other games postponed owing I33 the
weather.’ 1 = 1 1
Standing in American League.
W.
Mum-lull League Cameo Today.
sthl'ngwn'al atiNew Yorki -
Philadell'lhfa all 11111111111.
Detroit at Chicago.
St Louis 'Ilt Cleveland: 1-1
“W-
Connecticut League.’
All games 11ostponcdlr1'raln
peeials for T0111“
iic Amoskeag Ginghalns ...........
1.25 (‘i'ocllct Lied Spreads .........
00c Sheets 72 x 00.811turdity ......
251: l'laid SilIk (linghunis ..........
‘03 Corticelii Silk ................
9c Dutch Collars ................
' 5c Dutch'Collnl' Pins .............
diggCoIrsels . ....................
11c Pearl flattens ..................
1 Lawn Short Kimonos .............
100 New Shapes, ut ..............
3 0
‘ 11 born they will pay the sum of one dol-
.1ed here yesterday to fight a six round
'oln'd may be forced to suite!“ globe.
' flood-1 111' to- hair enough Wheel 11111
- like wheat ‘88“ dellwrcil
blh' '7“‘ :2 h
of
......................... 5c yd.
........... 1................12c yd.
.............................. 90o“
........ .301:
.............................. 15Ic
............... . 7o
.............................. 24o
.............................. 15°
......................... I1....90c
1'. 2GB
.............................. 10c
........................... 19c yd."
............................. 1.2“
.............................. 100‘:
.............. ...........43c bunch?
............................ $1.501
.............................. 98c
11 ........................... $1.981
............................. 79c
............................ $1.”
....... , 306
............................ 0.110,
r’ ."V‘é. ‘5 ('i ........ 1.1.4..11‘"mf""I
n the Oriole baseball team with the
lltchers. They‘re going to play the
nut Norwaiko Sunday and you 'd think
that it was the Giants or some his
team, the way they' 1e hunting around
for u pitcher. They can't beat them
with their own pitcher. so they'regt»
lug to hire a professional,1 Mr. eright
lur. The East Norwnlks are ready,
just the some." -
Langford In Good Again.
Sam ngford has evidently been
resistors to' g00d favor with the (Mir
cinis‘of the Armory A. 1A.. of Boston,
1111 he was matched this weekto meet
Sandy Ferguson. the big heavyweight
of. Boston. for twelve rounds at the
next stag of the club, on Tuesday
night...
Johann Ind.O'Brion Matched.
PI’I‘TSHURG. April zit—Jack John-
son. heavyweight champion, and. Jack
O'Brien. of Philadelphia, were match
bent in Philadelphia May 19 for a
purse guaranteed to be $5,000. A for.
felt of $2.000 posted in New York by
O‘Brien. will be covered at once by
Johnson.
Shrubb Against St. Yves-
(.)n 11 well lighted field Alfred
Sili'ubb, of England. and Henri St.’
Yves. 01‘ France, will meet in a. run-
ning race for the fifteen mile chainy
plonship at the American League Base.
bull Park tonight. The race will be
run over 11 track six laps to a mile.
and will start at 9:15. There will be
.1 preliminary race or five miles, in
which leading professional runngrs
will iak'e 111m;
QABWP'CI 3-3.),4,‘
home. 1 11111111011111
PATTEN LOSES BY RECENT
WHEAT SLUMP
Statement Made Today .That..|nhtcnfl
or Clearing 05.000300 the What:
King Will be Lucky to Malt'Io
$500,000, and May he Forced "1‘
to Suffer a Lose. , 1
CHICAGO. April 2.3 —Jnst how moot:
loss in paper protects James A. Patten
had to take as the result at the recent;
slumps in the wheat market wds lthe
pilncipai topic of discussion 'wh‘elt‘ t0«
da‘y’s in‘ar k'et opened. The 8““an
at Thursday s session" appear 1
have extended 01er into yeste‘ 0W0 .
and traders expected that th'e b‘éa‘f‘fi"
would take further advantage of IIah‘fI
ten's sheencc from the city and;
the mhrket again.
Wiell informed persons declared that.
Patten has thrIo‘ym over the" 911111311131
111111 of. purchases he had already“ o
.111 lull. éaili‘ei operation in May wheat
and manners or clearing 15 000.009.
he Would be lu¢ky to make $500,000
Traders express the opinion that
lh‘e'l'e .are about 8.,000 000 bushels of
May wheat which Patten will be cone
p'elled to lake in 011‘ street which he
hdls'already purchahe.
is believed that in the present
condition of the market it Would be _
.utIlerly impos lo 131‘ him to get rid ‘
"of this 8 000.0 bushels without tote:
ing 11 1111111111 in the May infects?
Ilonly way, traders 111111. Patten can ;I
our of the norm Without tallin‘
(IIiIIgirery to 111-1111, can; or this 1'00 003000
'H'irilheis of May.“ Tin-.1" belie ,tli'o
Patten brokers are planning to thkelf'i
during the
month of May. cum‘ it o1e1'1'mtil July.
W 1 ' l.
Game at Amucemoht Perle. 'o i
The rat regular baseball game or.
the sea at Antisementlparleia Meow
dow street, will 1bo1'pia7'ed there this
afternoon when the HarIt'ron'i School
nine; or Norwa‘lk. meets the' St. Elmo
team, of Yale. The bright can this
morning dried up the field so that
conditions raver a geod genie. . 5
1 M‘ ‘ . . 1 '. l
Game in But Norwalk.
A team knownlaI the East Nomadic
is agheduiod to play the Dory about
(list also on llm1Wiolo‘lot.“0etweoh
mun and ‘F‘iflh wheeler - tomorrow.
it is declared that this contest will
be for the. "chainpoenship"'of East
'Nnrwulk.
1A w-lu ‘ i
More In a Iotte‘n‘ that has been ad~
dressed to this ofllee: «
1:100» room 10le I lot of trouble
i lit-oiiiiit 1111mm hailing distance of
1 lost 1% cents in the same time
and that deliver it 'on contracts’tli'o‘t
are now selling. Trotters figure this '
w‘oiud net Patten 3500,4100.‘ ‘
titer indications that the bottom
had rapped out of the market were
gircn when the expected bear attack.
on the market was renewed with11 Ill
the vigor of the attacks of Tuesday
and Thursday Prices of all about
futures began a swift plunge doVI'nv
ward. and in the first hour May...
is;
m maria opening all 128001 a.
dropped rapidly. and hall an hour»,
tor the opening touched 120%.1111
of 2* center July opened It." ii
and stub-Unlock had reached 10
a loss of 1% cents. while Booted!
*wo.” I .
Mrs. Knickerw"! always plan 1:
clothes in 'Chill‘dlli‘l 1
finisher—JAM»! plan my fiIsIIh uteri
loI1"~Now-tcrk1iillu.
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