M .inonttt (Til-
...‘.‘-'
if illiililllllllilliili "
Quite the newoat effect. in drama
circles is that. obtained‘gby trimming
one of the rough silks like poitgec or
Rajah with high luster silk or satin
of the same shade. This is particular
ly well-liked in black- 9
If the bunched-up draperies of the
year are not becoming to your fig-
ure. you can not. just as fashionable
an eflwt by wearing the tunic, fanci-
fuily shaped at the bottom; the hit
for are more gracafiil, any way and
anything that prevents women from
wearing the former may be regarded
iii the light of a blessing in disguise.
Very evenly divided among cloth.
silk and chiffon it“! come of the three
piece tailored costumes which are.
however, elaborate enough for most
afternoon functions. The bodies tire-
altnost. entirely of chiffon and the coats
of silk, with just enough of the cloth
to denote that they belong together.
Eglnntine, Cyclamen. periwinkic—v»
these are some of the flowers lliut
have given their name to delicate and
fashionable shades.
instead of veiling lhc etitin skirt
with black chiffon. sum out the. design
or! have taken to using cliiffou of the
same tint on the skirt, eiiibrolderiiig
it with a lighter shade and using the
we light shade for gtiinipe, cuffs tiud
t .
Very, very wide hnckion of" tiny
flowers curving acrosa the entire front
of some of the hats jtiat now being
. brawn. out effectively introduce a be
coming color just where it is needed.
directly above the face.
Leather bells tire to the fore again.
and in all colors, bill the stiiiirteat of
all for general tiac tunil they litiriuou-
ilc remarkably well with it moat ex-
tensive range of colors and lililll'l‘llllb‘l
are those of patent leather. Many tin-
of least four inches wide. and but; the
figure clonely.
Those. soft and li‘ioseiy-woven. the
Scotch hotnespniin are among the very
best weilrlllt: tiitiici‘itils it in possible
to procure. They are lilciil for inoiiii-
tofu and chore wear.
Very particular illlt‘illlllll to the lit-
tle details of dl'f‘HS. (in to grooming.
noes far toward pi'eneiiliiig the bet-it
appearance; and nobody nowntluyn dc-
idea the litiporltiltce, both litinliiean
wise and socially. of appearing nl duo‘s
beat.
Green has come in Ila
valid in very much sought
every imaginable shade; ll
filahiouahie combined with
white or self-lone triniininga.
The flat lnce collar is coming to be
510 usually the littl'k fililali of gowns
that the inaaiicnra are reaping u liar-
veat from the unfortunate ttonaexnora
or unsightly itcckn who are endeavor-
lbs to plutnpcn the outline and retiiovo
the dark linen canned by high light
. collars.
Porllilpti thi- iiil-(ll‘il‘t'fllill' gown in
the «mutual nilli, bllt there in it "Will
alluring range of colors to chaotic from
for thone who admire it combination.
Gowns of liberty or i-uahiueri- are
elaborately embroidered upon the
Ilirf' while the bitmap bodice in tib-
soiutoly nimble. fastened with . huge
urbanietitul buckle perliapit, and fiiiiiih-
all at the neck with collar of line Inca.
any pounce in one of tho iii-idrabio
I brie! for summer gowna and it in an
arming while innit coniiiiun than the
natural color.
9 An approprinln antiwar to the con-
tlruleini faiiiouu painting do the
finhionlble ltata nuggenl? would be,
' he Shadow Face."
Ttloiin no wine flint three of them
from the entire. flit-eve which reaches
the elbow are it feature of some ihltt
.llburin or cloth nownv. Alumni willi-
olit exception alumni are finished with
Neill! of face or folded mallne.
' There Minn to b a sort or ground
drstsnllfng among wall-tlronlnd
; , but young men that tile foldiivel
odlsr on is for it tannin-timid tit» and
tile wing collar for a wing tic.
“LII GWID ill 0 TO 14 DAY!
own again
Bfll‘l‘ in
in meat
bitick
P OlN'l‘MllN'r iii column to
, our case of itching. Blind, 1 feed
lg. or frotriidinp Files in d o if
fl“ in money refunded. 60o.
JLL HIALTH THE CAUIE.
‘3” HIMord Man End: Life, fly
, growing.
1% . EAR. roan. April foe-flew
, l honour! of ill health, Georgi-
am. or tutti place. committed sat»
- ditto today by drowning in Long pond.
Motion home early yesterday and on
lilif more to return. n 53th nicotine
will! clothing on the. banks of the
’ find and fund the body was found. no
l.»
ritual 8EA8ilfl
.. .. w. ................... ..
.doiiolln F'nrk. below is the more:
oil,
Welt Ends.
(rammed mm m... mm initifihii.:::::::: f. i t“. i :: ..
--—-—- . - r -i
lightning. and with the accuracy, loo, (illilgt’ncr‘ionli ...... : i 3 ; l 3
of it sharpshooter, which taken to- ”urkfi, 3|, ......... 4 3 0 0 1 l
gcliici- with his extensive repertoire, Mitchell IL """""" .5 3 1 U 3 3
has been the cause of a whole bunch smug...‘ n,” H 5 3 1 3 ii 1
of congrattilnlionn for Manager It‘l'link t‘ottnellr, RR. 3 1 3 2 ._. 1
Madden over his judgment in securing ”Mm, 'I.f_' lb 4 l u 7 u 1
Hillary for the Norwalk lineup. Sil‘ ’ ' ' ' M
iery says he has better control this ’l‘otuln .......... 4;; H, t, 3; i'.’ H
deacon than ever before. He was run Coloniall.
peil it little hard at the start Saitir- All if ii 1.0 A E
tiny ni’icrlioou. bill he soon settled ()l'in. 3'" ''''''''' .3 il l l l 1
down and the (..70}0illfll iioyii did not Wcafcr NH, ' _r, it 2 t, 3
pile, up any considerable number of At‘telln‘ lib. 5 3 0 3 ‘ 3
liilti. The total. in fuel. was only three McGuire (.l ' 3 l U H l f
and of the trio. iwo wart- up a scratchy J“... ”“580“ H,” it. A 3 -_. 7 3 i
0N"- ’i‘ai’ior. n. if). ...... <l 2 l 2 2 l
When the game was finished. the John [Am-m... if. i if u o t l
Norwalka \vere iii lilo lead by the Cullen of 4 l 0 0 0 1
score of i to l. At lliiil. the Colonials Kelley: fl: 4 l g u u 1
made it very good aiiotviug iuiil had. ‘ _ _. d, .
only one really rocky inning. 'l‘libti Tum“, .......:l.\‘ ti N 37 iii 12
was the fifth, when, witli the button Sm“. bv iniilngu'
filled and two out, Kerr put the tall “3.5. ”mi“ “'3 “0 if i ii 4 1 10,.”
teen comet out into left center for .i‘oiouinln ..ii 2 i 0 2 3 n 0 2 9
two bases, the three ul’oreauld Mnl‘lr
Ultilit-ll‘il lioi restraining tlieiiinelven ilfl-
til they had completed the circuit. line
of the-rte riintt was the cause of a lit-
tle dispute. friends of the. (‘oiouiula
maintaining that only two should liiiie
counted because Kerr was caught
while trying to stretch his liit litto u
titrec-btit-te affair. The consensus of
was that the third man had scored
before Kerr wait apprehended.
The. Norwaikn‘ other rub I‘lllloavlll
the first inning. 'l‘o l’lltny (‘tinnlng-
ltuni came the honor of making the
first run for Will and Harry i‘oriieti
experienced the joy of making the firm
ltli. which fill wan the cause of i‘iiii-
iiiiniuitn’a happy hurdle ltoinc.
‘lio (‘oiotiiiils were a surprise for
Home who did not know they ui'c ti
find little aggregation t‘iiitnorn plas-
nii out it good brand of delivery. though
be was if ll‘lill‘ pi‘oilluiii with his "pa‘
per“ to first. He litiliiloil out live free
purines, bill was olily itil solely five
times.
'l’lte game in detail tells the follow-
ing story:
Norwaiko.
I All it ii I‘U A it}
L‘uiinitightini. 2b. :: ‘J ft 3 '.l l
i‘oriion. rt. ........ l u l 2 i U
R. i‘i'etinb. ill). ..,,. .‘i i ll 2 i ii
Kerr. f‘ . ....... -l o i lti ii ll
it‘i‘lt-nd. ll' . ..... 2 u it o if it
Mulvoy. lb. ........ it o l r. il l
ilroolitt. ci‘, 1: ll ll 2 ii if
London. to". . :t n 1 t 2 2
Siliory, p. ,,,,, Ci l i ll 0 if
’l‘ulitla ..:i~‘ i l 27 'i' i
Coioniolo.
All if if PO A h‘
(Drill. L'll. ........ . i ll 0 i if if
Weuter. tit-i . i i ii i :l ll
Arteiltl. iib. ........ -l U L' 2 :i ii
hit-(little. f‘. ... .... i ll 0 l ii 0
Jun. Lurxon, lb. :i o it it i ll
i‘onlierit, p. ....... i ll 0 0 ii if
i‘llllell. t‘l. ......... ii il i If i if
.lon. Lumen. ll :i if it 2 if if
Kelly. rl’. .......... 3 n ii I ii i
Marine. rf ...... .. I If it u ii if
'i‘tiiuhl ..........2l2 l iii” ii 1
Score by inlllligil:
Norwnlkn ....... i ii if U :i ii 0 o x—w i
(‘oioninln ....... ll ii ii ii 0 ii i if U l
Hlolt-ii [mililll-w~('llf'llitll. iv‘riond.
llamut on bull-Mott Connors :i.
'l‘wolttnie liltnw-Kerr, Mitivoy. Lon-
don.
Left on blow Norwuiliit :l. (Solute
info if.
Double pliiy tlrlii. .lniiieu lAll'ifenv
and Mrtlttlre.
lilt by pllt‘lii'l' .latnau Larsen.
l-ltritcli out-wily i-llilery lit. by Con-
nern ft.
ilntpiro llto liaviii.
’l’linc of Klilm‘w-Uile hour. 20 min-
ulna.
A CARNIVAL OF RUNS.
Colonials. in Rewarded Form, Foil Vlc~
limo to the Wool lads.
A coutplete reversal of form was
lawn ynuiarday by the ttolonlnl bane-
biill team, which gov» the. Nurtvnliiit
'aucii it nice. infarct-ling little lliitc.
lilattirdiiy afternoon iii Amusement
Park in Meadow ntreof. The Colonial.
of youtortiny would linrdly he recog-
nized tit-i file Colonials of l-liiliirduy af-
ternoon, no different did they play.
Ymterdtiy afternoon‘s name was
with the West lands, another strong
looiii amateur tum. The whole gnaw
won a very l affair and the hint
inning fruit s it. in that liming
tile Colonials out to piece: and at
one time there wait wine doubt on to
Whether the Word fibula would otter
atop noticing. They finally did after
making ten rtinit. but for this inning
matters were about 9‘» between the
.j, rum ”in out“ We: lilo wife.
itulns. The pride no. oil?“ it ribo-
opluion among the ttcorera. however“
l‘ltirtled l‘llllfi-“Vt't'ifl Ends 4. t‘oioll-
info i.
'l‘wo-bnae litis~~\\'aiiior. (‘oniiclly :3.
Three-bate hint-«Janitor Lliwaou 2.
Mitchell. Walker, Sinitcry. Taylor.
Flirt on liailu- Off Taylor 7. off Latv-
noii :3; off Mitchell -l.
Struck mil-«fly Taylor 12; by Mitch-
ell 4.
Double play Ai‘iclla. Taylor and
La wuoii.
l'nsueli balls (‘allill ‘2.
lift by llilCller~-Mt‘(litll‘9 2. Slottery.
i'tnplrew -l'linrien Limit-hertz
'l'line 'l‘wo llillll‘H.
Scorer rrli‘red i' llledell.
Attendance Still.
DANBURY HIGH SCHOOLS WIN.
Norwnlk Students Lone by Score of
8 to 6.
The Not-walk and liaiiliury High
'tichoola ('l‘tlaneil hula on the Overlook
field. Saturday afternoon and the t'ltlilf‘v
ly contented game ended iii a iii-font
for tho local limit. The team from
llnlibiiry played it fine tuitue itiiii seem-
ed to be ill beitei toriit lliiit tlii- itoya
of the green and while llulh pilciierli
did fine work tititf the support was
good. liutiriiii-t-i went up in the air
once iii the neveutli inning. but was
finally cooled down no that be con-
tinued to ploy ball.
The lineup and Ht'lll‘l‘ l?! given below
lti detail:
Dlnbury H. 8.
All it ll I'll A l'.
lliini. c. .. ........ l l i it: It i
liefferiian, ll ...... .3 i i: 2 u 0
lli-iteby, p. .... . . . .. f. o :l l :l 0
Ziegler, sit. ........ i U i if 2 2
W. Smith, lb. ...... i i ll ii if 0
King. :lli, .......... l i it u it ti
Welsh. rt. ......... {i l l 0 fl‘ l
ti,l§initii. cf. ....... it if i :t it 0
forum, 2b. ....... :l :i i il l l
'l‘iiluiu ........... 39 it if 27 ii ft
Norwalli H. B.
All it ll PM A E
li'claittl. NH. ........ i 2 i :t o 2
Greenwood, 2b. -i ii il l i l
t-leyuionr. :lb. ...... l i ii i :2 ii
tliiarnieri, p, ...... :i l i ll 2 ll
iioraii. c ........... 4 il ll ii i ii
Marlin. lb. ......... vi i i it il 2
(Foley, if, .......... 3 if ii i ll ii
Flinn. cf. ......... i i ii if ii if
li‘ct‘rln. rf. ......... i ii ii I ii if
'l‘otnlti ........... iii il :l '27 if it
lititioii on hallo-muff tilinritierl ll.
'i‘wo'biuln hlfti Hobby.
'l‘hrce baito illil-w-(lllll‘lllef‘i. Marlin.
Hit by pitched lllll-Tullllll. tlusr—
ttlerl.
i-itrticli onto—fly liannby, ii: by tltiar
uteri. ll.
dtnloii impoli~~~-liiini, 'l‘timiiii. 2; in»
fund, it: Seymour. 2.
Left on fishbowl‘laithiiry.
walk. it.
anrlfloo lift 'w-ttolry.
lliitplrewllharleii lilndeberx.
Time of gamcwmia hour, ill mini
“LPN.
ncororw-Albert F, Roan.
Winnlpauli Tum Lona.
'f‘iw Winnlpnnli handball team west
in Willi l‘f ymmlar Itwriioon and
were if «tilted by the WM can
by the am of ill to 2. iii defeat
in due to the lack of practice on the
Winniponks' part, and they will not
let it happen again.
iii; Nob
Tiger Junlon. D: Chmflb, a.
The Tiger Juniors proved tli t in
,umir first name they m it male for
tiny time from ill to ill yours at
on um dumttlit illl‘f'ttf lob fluid in!
afternoon italic it crowd watched the
Croat-pitta go dammit defeat to {be
,‘I‘igor .l’iillim'fl. The featureli of be
game were trolatnl'li marlin“ ltlt far
. Park City, ‘
\
formal
M. if r o , .
struck gem 71 The linger rm
ft
"in: for the“.
Olsen
as follows:
Tint- union. Mills.
C. 'l‘arlov it. Oliver
1 (lumber. . .
in. Colombo A. Olson
~ Pitcher.
. Mil. Talmud;
o. (tonnorit .. ...,..... if. mono
Short atop.
Ii. 'furlov ........ M. Sniffin
Third base.
J. Moriarty .......... (i. li'eiand
». 11$" “Bid.
(i. Mclllti‘nn ....... -. . . . . L. P. Wheeler
Collier field.
it). Moriarty ............ K. llnll
Right field.
(innit-villa- wln Two Gun”.
The llrunilovllleti blurted their neo-
non yesterday by winning two patties.
'l‘he morning gaun- wuti with the Golan
nil .lllnifll'fi. which ended with the
acorn all to iii in favor of the Gran-
iim-tlioii. iii the afternoon they played
the Woodward Avenue at tho Baxter
iiroiindii and beat them by the score of
if. to i. ii‘tirr, of (iranitovllie. atrueli
out if. then tiitd allowed but three hlta.
mu
~ Coloninlo After Games.
The i‘olonlal baseball team announc»
ed in a llridtrepori paper yetderday
that they are dnnlroua of playluit
gainen with any tittmieiu' lentil in the
l
iN THE LEAGUES.
National League sanding.
W. L. l’.t‘..
Philadelphia ....... ii i .tli’t’l
Pittabtirg . . . ... ..... 5 i .833
illiicngo ............ i 2 .667
New York ......... 4 :i .571
Cincinnati ......... :l :i .500
lloulon ............. 2 it .286
ilrooklyn ........... 2 it .286
ill. Louin ........... l 'i' .125
Vaotorday’a Results.
At t‘iiiclnnali«~tlincinliiill, in; St.
Louis. ll.
Saturday’s floodlit.
Al Philadelphia wl'blladclplila. i;
lloalon. tl.
- At.Pittniiiirg---l’lttnluirg. 7; St. lou-
ln. 4.
At New York New York. ft; llroolt-
lyn, at.
Cincinnati. to: fit. Louis, 0.
(‘lNi‘lNNA'l'L April 2b.--'l‘bo (“incin-
iinti team had little trouble in winninz
yesterday‘s game front 8i. Louis. to to
if. Score: R. H. E.
St. Louis ....lillf)0'22ilil—-ll l2 0
t‘incinnaii .. .21liliiill l DIN-ill in l
llalierlea-~ lieiger. lligglna, ileyer,
Limit and llrcnuahsu;
Mciiean.
Anderson and
-
American League Standing.
\l‘.
i.. l’.t‘.
Detroit ........... I. 2 .714
New York ........ .2 :5 .600
Philadelphia ...... l 3 ..'-fl
Boston .w «l l .300
(‘Ieveland ...... 5.... d t .500
St. Louis ........... 2 2 .500
Washington . . . . . . . . :l ft .313
Chicago ............ 1 ti .200
hlurday'o Results.
At lioaiori “l'llllfldf‘lflhlh. ft; lloaion.
It.
At Cleveland . iieimll. 5; Cleveland,
0. \
At \Ynhingtoii~~Wanhlnglon.
New York. 0 (darkness).
ll:
IRIDOEPORT‘S OPEJINO GAME.
Preparations for Doing Things up in
Style Saturday Afternoon.
.to take big portion to the scene of the
illil Fulfil Should Iotlloriltil in
non Solution/of autu-
flu Medicine
With advanced age domes lnactho
bowel movement and sltlulah‘ liver.
Nature in unable to perform her pm»-
or functions and require: assistance.
Otherwise, there is connect suffering
from constipation and its attendant
evils. Old lollin should new “if“
pbyitic that is harsh and irritabili-
We have a safe, dependable oi-
together ideal remedy that is w u-
larly adapted to the requirements of
and people and persons of weak con-
stlttiilon who suffer from constipation
or other bowel disorder. We are so oer-
lnln that it will completely relieve
these complaints and; give absolute
satisfaction in every particular that'
we offer them with our personal guar-
antee that they shall cost the utter
nothing if they fall to substantiate
our claim. This muddy la called Rex-
all Orderlieti. .
Roxuli Orderllaa are eaten like
candy. They have a soothing. healing.
strengthening, tonic and regulallvo ac-
tion upon the dry iiiucotin lining and
the relaxed miiiiciilor coat of the bow
cl. They produce a natural, iiiicootxttive
contraction and relaxation of the mint-
ciiliir fibres of the bowel walla. gener-
uliiig a wave-like motion which forces
their contents onward and outward:
than simulating nature in perfect bow-
el movement. They tone tip and
ntretigt hen the nerven and muscles and
restore the bowel: and ”acetate or-
gans to more vigorouii and healthy w
tlvity. They may be taken at any
time without inconvenience; do not
entitle any gripiiig, nausea. diarrhoea.
ext'eunivo lameness, flatulence or cm.
or disagreeable effect. Try Rexall 0r-
dcrlics on our guarantee: fill tablcta.
25 cents. and 12 tablets. to ceiita. Re-
member you can obtain Rexnll Reine-
dies in South Not-walk only at our
storm-wThe Rexull Store. The Clif—
ford Pharmacy, Quitlnei- it Cauiy.
Props.
roughly figured that of one thousand
reservation: of berths for the Pacific
(.‘ililill expected to be made within the
next three weeks. at least ii thiid
would be fallen by men in the financial
district, who plan to ace the Jeffries-
.lohntioii bottle.
Many clubii tire arranging for special
cunt to lake delegationuif their mem-
berii weal. while hrgcr organizations
ant- planning to charter whole trains
big mill.
Coming Boiling Evan“.
'i‘libi will be it unity week in the box-
ing world. The star bout is the Kel-
ciic'ruitgford affair in Philadelphia
Wednesday night. Six rounda will be
the limit. and it" these heavy hitter:
both out forum in earnest it decisive ro-
niill may be. recorded. Many New
York sporting men will be at the ring-
alde and a majority probably will show
a preferenct- for langford. who will
rule favorite. Ketcbel is In splendid
condition and allowed ti crowd of fans
some lively stunts up at \\'oodlswn
yesterday. He Weighed int) 1“: pounds
stripped. and said he was confident of
ten-round battle between Abe Attell.
winning. Another magnetic affair iii a
American f'éatherwoltzhf champion,
and Harlem Tommy Murphy. If the
Empire A. t‘. in Harlem next Thurs.
day night, Murphy is strictly a light-
weight, and will not 01‘ a pound under
1.1:! when he steps into bin corner. Af-
ieli. who has worked atreniionsly for
the mill. says he will be at least twelve
pounds lighter than the Harlem boxer.
The i‘oniiccitciti league baseball
iientaon will be opened in Bridgeport
Saturday ivllft tilt of the point of the
big lengueu. when New Haven coined
down to play the ”Mechanlca" in their
own machine lilton. .‘llnuaxcr lift-(innit .
believer in doing thlnttn lit style and
but engaged the Wheeler and Wilson.
blind for that afternoon to head it par- 1
NW which will be led by the mayor?
and Manager Mci‘nnn in an automo<
bite. The piayorii of both the Bridge-
port and New Haven oilth will follow, !
marching in uniform. and than will;
f‘tlnle a number of anion which will
carry many of the fan- of the city.
Mayor llllcklllflhim. himself a
player in former yumyilll throw out ,
the find bail. lhe band will play. and '
the «anon of 1910 and the race for:
the mnnani will be on. liridgoport
fondly hoof-ii that when the int game
bi played next fall that the wrvlcu of
the bond will again be required to
cheer the local Militant winner: on
their victory.
wwfifiw M...—
il llii Willi if still
JEFF WHOM. 22. POUNDS.
nun—up-
lip rollow'l Great Confidence in Hum-
uif-Hot for Hip Train-n. ‘
HEN laOMONI), tint, April ”(In-”Tl‘C.
drill uintomoni made about the weight
of .llni Jeffrien aincc he hem training
for the bout on .luly «l with Jack John
son will» that!» hy'tl‘artiior Baron. Bum
lpplied the tape to the bi; follow. and .
sftorflrd put him on tho nodes. lilil‘tll
mid .folf wolgiiod exactly 228 pottmitt.
.lcif'ii niaainirointtnt were as follow:
mums Mil l loom hook. u:
'an the result iii concerned. Attell out-
,poiriled Murphy in six rounds at a
but that will matte no difference as far
Philadelphia club five yearn ago. but
the latter has -improved a lot since.
They have agreed to box under straight
Qtieeuiiintry ritieii. stepping out of clin-
ches when an ordered by the referee:
Johnny t‘oulon. the Chicago lllllilm,
will have to go some to beat Frankie
Burbs. ii hard hitting. clover boy. in
ten rounds iii the Marathon A. (‘. iii
llroolilyn tonight. A counter attrac-
tion in a ten round battle between
Tommy llottck and Charlie Goldman
at the Olympic A. i‘. ill lhrlent.
Monte Allell. Abe'a builunwnight
brother. who but that a rlv here
from California. will flgh to re nds
It the National ripening Club. in out
Nl‘ly'fillll‘lh street, on Wednesday
night. ”ill opponent will be Joe Wu-
nor, a great little, man. The winner
may get a match with t‘ouion Ii this
club later on,
Harvard in Favor.
Yale has started a movement toward
an international track meet between
Yule, Harvard, Oxford and Cambridge.
to latte pim in wndoh. Yale has re-
ceivod word front Harvard favoring
such a moot and new wine prominent
slunutua in [moduli will be interested
to lake the matter up and pound the
lllngltllimofr. in about two woeful 0x-
ford and Cambridge most in a dual
meet. and at tilili time the propoitillon
will come up for distal-slob.
VLOATING OVBTIRO.
i‘l’bo Filhln: Queue.)
The intuit-ct of floating oystnn in
titlll receiving much attention from
nyttier plantar. autumn" the div
chat inormli. it»; about to:u|ttdodl.,
fill; natal, all: thigh. all; calf, i7; will»;
if): biceps. iii; forearm. til: wrist. 8,
i»:
.Tito hot. tutti did not clinch .loffrioii:
in hlti training. fill not to gt: loan-oi
boxing non-int so for in ii round:
with larger and Annamaria. Am-
'iitmtig m willing to unit It the and
of three roundo. Junta inn been for
time. and lbrnormt in for We
Mode. The wind trait that in both.
boots. but Jetrfmittood it well. and‘
lipid but could hop up the plea for w
Qrtiumdii more. i
Infin- to death. Fight. '
Ndw Ydilif. ApriflilwWIll direct
in lactic poi-t lit militia its vocation
plan: With Oakland. (lift. on July 4. an
the principal aligning place. The
”Street” film illi- gilt _ to an un-
proceiidenled extant, fill
font. wnoy
“nm‘
iantlc coo-i. They are do emitted
that all Mill pronoun nail be
brought to bolt- on Secretary Wilson
of the Department of Agriculture and
Dunlap of the Food
impaction rd. that they may
know the truth.
Mel fr. idem-ll, prettitinnt of the
Oyster drownn’ and molars“ Ami»
lion of North America. iii in receipt
of tho fol will: latter:
“Hon. fill ti Mot
"if . tinfoil handle.
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Pongm are in various shades of natural from light
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(filmed) .
"Janna M. WILSON.”
Commenting on the mother of oytt~
for loatlnl. the "Deleon.” of Tucker-
tml. N. .l.. urn:
"Secretary Wilson may or may not.
tit-min bl. «mutton, though, if he
does. it. will be or remarkable perver-
nlon of faction. as tit- oystomon have
presented ilhlfll'lli'lble metd
unlit-t lite opinion of October iii.
it“. But. it the winter’s decision
vbonld be ndvmo in chamtor. there
iii a nivorui determination union:
the ow Janey autumn not to per-
ted the matin- to not than. but to
new it into lilo courts."
The Philldslbliis "RM" in a
Wuhiuibn duouloh. lifter the hear-
ing on April 9: “An "Mitre and
dndfly‘iillflrssflu ointment prepared
by medllci‘ Nelson sit I mull of
tilt month of timid! invalidation or
the “float! g" prone“ for the burs-ii
"Wu install. D. C. -.
"pour Senator: i be: to IcknOVln
lodge the receipt of your letter of"
April it. with enclosure of ii letter from
the ornament of the MeflDll-Hlfllflhfl
Oyster cumpsny. mkihl certain on -
«let-limit relative to tho proboud til!
lag of the deplrtmonf affecting the
dos ng of critters. This lufortnstlbu
with: is submitted will In ulna trill.
aomldoratlon iii consider “the dots-
slidilffltt iii-tea anoint the fancy of
. Wylie. who wall in "or! dmil
”boatload.
. a “mat.
muffin sin ' ling attained” the
room ' fin.” im-
an enumeration
it if , ’ . 6
upon which dill board‘s inhibition was
Willi. , one not. afttli" Clout!
new = cinch
[him
motif. fortified by copious not» made
after monument of investigation by
mount of hundredl of mentions. in
one part of the animal Dr. Noiuon
ltiitl mat-lied airbag upon this declara-
tion. which the Jmoymou record an
the crux of the aituauon:
“The variation in the salinity of the
oyster beds mounts It times to a
natural Manning. it to olalinodthot
onion become 'l-nii' and 'fst’ b)“
hirul. according with the channel in
the Infinity produced by Alteration of
wet and dry reasons.
"Dr. Dunlap um if the Now Jor-
ny outsmart would in Isusdod with
a modification of the order to vomit
the framing of the oysters in mum
tviiioli they would grow to maturity.
lie delegation was outfall? around
0 mt that propultloo. but hold it.
nder advisement for a birth" consul-
tion. All it, has bout demonstrated
that enters do grow in the met
Quote upon which the ' " or Imb-
onlng found: are iooo‘ , it i
I!
thou h the order would be paid ill-d
or w oily cancelled It on early titre."
W
«room :0 ‘l‘n Iv bionic.
ll'l‘. mots. wfllm.»’l‘b% Control
Trude. Union panned a resolution da-
isitdiiy setting forth that mu nut
Tami attendance at (involution
Louis American unite here on Mar
4 would be colloid-rod an album to
i. ‘
Norwalk Chronicler