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‘fli‘l‘l‘eké’i management Has So De-
cided—Need Stadium There. ,
Ndyv li‘AVE‘N.‘Dec. 12.«~That the
,Yale ticket management has definite
y decided toiglve DIALOM ticket to
Applicant who applies for the lit
piece at noticeboard for the next
Dig Yale football game here. devolop-
ed youtouday. This, of course, means
ftho climinaoion ‘ot nil women folks at
the big no and, as there is no ore-
lent ludi tidh nun “stru’dlt‘u’m will re-
17150ng wo‘odeu stands at Yale hold
foaniol‘nox‘t football season it is now
likely that the dazzling feminine loot.
[hull tyuo will he missing at the field
next year This action on the part or
mismanagement, which in only the
result of conditions, has been talked
In! {or some. time and: was being
ed. for by graduates out! under.
duotoe. Emu Yule unulou'gmduato
graduate will be provided with
utioket next season. after having
lot in his application. After the
‘ltets to the graduates and under
graduates have been alloted. ll
‘ re. are any pasteboards munainlng
-~_is announced that the first. appli-
nts will hourly-en one more ticket.
his remain" that the tickets next
mar will he distribiultodon the basis
got one to, each applicunt, and not
[more than one. ‘
It is simply another illustration of
be great need of more room at. the
‘eld for gridiron onthosnists A Yule
is the only solution of tho
em and it is up to the gradu-
ates to push the mutter of the erec-
n of a stadium here it the situa-
lion in to be cleared in the next two
or three years. . ‘-
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HARTSEL GOF‘S BACK TO AMERI-
CAN ASSOCIATION
,Gonnle Mack Send. Veteran to Toledo
and Catcher Livingston to
Cleveland.
motto no
its. tempo
“ _Hdr1t_sel,on73 of the old guard or the
7, champion Athletics, goes to the min-
. ‘ ore.“ Yesterday Connie Mack announ-
“c‘ed that“‘Topsy' had hen sold to the
Toledo Club of the Amerioan Asso~
clarion. it is believed that Hartsei is
to booorme manager of tho‘ToL
. vegation, as that club is with»
7 tier. 7
some timer Paddy 'l7.lvlngston.
’ die out. her. has been disposed
, d‘Glhveland Club, of which
Davis recently became mating
thol‘t p‘lomisod he could have
ion o‘nd Paddy Apparently
bid to work under Davis ‘
PHILADELPHIA Doc 12.——"Topsy"‘
hen Harry went to Glevela‘nd. 7
"“7int‘o the ticket d‘candai in the recent
eGiu‘nn Going to Leave Bridgeport 7
Glut)?
ort them edition down“
liblu Valley
the 111st what the commission expiets to
from Waterbury prove definitely August Hermann, the
ho lnuuuree‘eion that Gene ”lie-i chairman of the commission. was how
u- not lie the minaret ol the! line to my. rant speculum 7‘
Bridgeport club next Mutton. ltls
~Pretty Pieces at Popular‘ Price: «rt,
‘.7 “‘ Select y‘o'it‘r Xmas Gift jewelry now While
1 we are showing a complete assortment of the
7 new styles brought forth this reason to meet 7
the demands of Holiday quests. There are
Brooches. Pendante, Hat Pins, Blocelets. F'un‘~
cy Comb Sets, Link Buttons, Pin Sets. La Val-
iieriee, Earrings. Necklaces, Rosary" Beads,
German Silver Mesh Bags,“ Purses, Vanity
Cases. etc. in such large variety that we do not
attempt detailed descriptions. However, we
mention juet a few items from a great stock
There's an exceedingly pleasing range of
HAT PINS, some sterling silver, Others not“
with brilliant rhinestones. sapphires, ame-‘
’,thysts, emeralds and pearls in round. spike or
ball shape. All first quality. Prices use to $1.
The greatest variet of GERMAN SILVER
MESH BAGS. OPERA BAGS and VANITY
CASES that we ever offered at 5m; to $7 00'.
Hig h grade BRACELETS, golduplated plain
and fancy chased designs. Wan‘uen a and chil«
dren' 5 sizes. or: to $1. 50.
- ‘ FANCY C MB SETS in various combina—
tions, including Back and Side Combs. also
Back Comb and Barrette. some with huh old
mountin 5. others set with brilliant flame»
stones. n pretty gift boxes, 5°C to so set.
Neatly boxed P N SETS gold plated. in
plain or fancy designs. 25c and 50c set.
. {Dainty NECKLACES, in lustrous
and coloyed stone combinations. 50c. .
:f'flerfe are many new 'arud interesting gift '
hints in our Jet'welry Section. including differ-
ent aorta of neeful pieces for men women and
children. such as Jewel Cases, Candle Sticks, 7
Sterling and German Silver Toilet Sets. Mani-
cure Seen. etc. All moderately priced
The N. E. Ryan Co.
A.
pearl
reported that MoCann has an otter to
manage an Eastern Dengue Cluh. it:
is also said that ho may become iii
scout lor the New York Americans i
The Waterbury American comes:
right out and says that Art Nioluois,7
(homrosy faced outfielder. would like
to become u'xnembor or the Bridge-i
uiort clhh. '(lnn it he that Nichols isi‘
hankering (or the job of meuutert’i
it is said that he is anxious to hraahi
away from Waterbury but it is hard ’7.
ly likely that he can grab a Job iui
Bridgeport Bridgeport tans do not‘
think Nichols would be able to hoop a
team in the thick or the tight the?
-wny McCunn has dong ulnco inking;
The uncertainty of Don O‘Neira:
position In Waterbury may have;
sou‘nething to do with Nichola' desire "
to leave that-burg. O‘Neil roaiieos‘
that he is not popular in the Brass:
City and he has announced that he“.
will sell it he gets: his mice, but Dan
has not been making any great etiort’
to tlnd a. purchaser. Mike Finn could
have bought the franchise lor‘"“$2.500.§
but it is raid that the ante has been
ruined since. then ?
Selling a club in the midst of of“
slump is not the policy usual pur
sued by O'Neil. He generally bullda‘
up scluh so that ‘it looks like a noun.
ing nropoaitlou and than tlua lusty
Dun unloads on souuuehdy else.
Manager McCann when seen at his
quarters in the Atlantic Hotel said:
“That's a new one on me. i expect to
conduct the Bridgeportclub again}
next soaoon. in loot I have made no?
other plans. As [or Nichols earning to
Bridgeport u don't think it very likely.
He's a good man but the club wants
young players. not old timers."
Bike Fllders Ahegd “Record.
NEW YORK, Doc. 12.—-The loiurteon
teams left in the six day bicycle race
were more than two miles ahead ol‘the
record at 8 o‘clock this morning. the
end of the 32nd hour. At that time.
twelve teams had covered 667 inliee,
three laps, while the ThomasASteln
and the GaliluWiljey combination re-
mained one nip behind. The best pre-
vious recordJ 665 miles flat, was made
last year by McFarland and Clark.
The early morning sprints failed to
change the relative positions oi‘ the
contestants, although they forced a.
speed that broke the record. 175 foot
the riders were ahead of the record at
6 a in. who the leaders had covered
631 miles. 6 laps.
The score at 11 o'clock. the 35th
houu was 12 team‘s, 724 mlles,"l‘laps;
Thomas and Stein and Galvin and W1-
lav 3’24 miles, ti ions. Be t previous
record for 36th hour, 726 nu es. 3 lope,
made by Rout“ and Stoi last year.
Tipkiet scandal Investigation
7 NEW YORK Dec. 12.5«Invostlg‘ation
norld's aerial; was agalnit‘he ahhiect
matter under consideration today by
”the National Baseball Commission. but
“ tar, but some dithering has been go~7
Lany mire.
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FORMERLY MADE 3V THE GEORC‘ZE B. MILLER CO" 0"? NEW
VORK CITY NOW MADE BY
The Old Well Cigar Colupany
now on BALE wurn THE FOLLOWING DEAL‘EHS:
scorn nonwALK MARAGKEMO HOTEL
Auoua'r. c. MonELLu, .7.
cures F.‘H . novuut. e.
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The Gift of Gifts
An Oriental Ru‘g. Always in Sight
Always a Pleasure
ltccruutiy arrived, from across the Arabian desert, down from
the mountains (uf"i‘uurkest7iuiu and
Jt‘llli‘llt‘V, are some ("lricutul Rugs.
.\.~‘ the hairs wcmflumird an
P‘Ffslll. and thence by long sea
(I one fine Ru}: utter another “as
upload for "Hip“? Ltioiu, the silky folds in shining lengths as soft
and supple us it leopard 5 skin, on
that 7 7 7
There is no Rug
This new toliqrtuon uduutuins
(l in all the magnificent colorings
that count-7 only from the Last anyone would ompiiutitaliy decline
like an Oriental.
some vcr5 Taro colouingn, and
uui.uii5 of the [llllltflllR (lit. \or5 old the i‘trsimu pear design, tuiuith
‘ has hundreds of lilt‘ tu‘n5 figuns arrangt‘il in gmnuctritui pumislun
me! the field (If the ilugsfitnrl all surmuumietl luy nuuuutmus tiuilu»
lilting lmrtlcrs
In uvriy respect threat: Rugs are superb, anti the unusual ones
may he picked out. tit‘tlply bountiful rolls and blues of Persia, Time.
and tutu anti iirouuzt- all blended perfectly in the wonderfully intriw
ratuu designs.
. ",9 7 ‘ l l
Cabistans, Kurdista us and Moussouls,
tlu't- uvc rage size 4 x
7.“
From $25 no to $50. no.
A small group of Plantations.
$7 so
‘7.
For the thristunas trade
2 x 3 feet , ukoti as “Gil itiiu- banks,
ouch
'I'iicuo new Rugs are shown in the Carpet Stow; a few are on
the trails oi the (Alli Room and i
Room
this new importation
n tin: Ila‘llwu5 adjacent the Ten
“c promise to Rug lot ors a mic treat in looking owr
Luniun'ous Silk Petticoats
Colored Soft Taffeta: andMesealinee. with
lilouuuc‘es that make just the faintest whisper as the wearer pass’ts.
"kiosiit" tops, and
In Emerald or Honours Green, Gray, Purple. Wisteria, and
Black with Green or Blue.
$5.00 Special.
Black Messaiine with furor); lithium-s and fringe, $6.00.
‘Wool Jersey tops with Mensa
lino lintunrcs. $5.00.
Fancy Colored ’l‘ntlctnn in light Shades for owning or strut-rt
wont,
$7.50 and $8.50. 7
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Second floor.
ill limit immunity
B tdg‘euuort Advertisements .
Wool Things for
‘ Children ‘
Little 7T0ques, Tams. Hoods
and Aviation Caps of softest cmir
struction, nil in the very latcut
freak of fashion and altogether but»
“itching,
50c to $1.00.
W001 Shawls and“
Scarves for-Women
Knitted Scarves and "Shawls,
machine or hand Illiltlt“. in dainty
t‘t‘uloriuos. and so cmniortui‘uio to
throw on uhou it is chili}. SLOO
and ”up
Fancy Worsted House Jackets
without slctwrs. i‘luntl uuuutlo. u-itii—
or white or ilxiorti, with Colored
borders,
$2.00.
Fascinators. Cardigan Jackets
and Sweaters, fur “turnout and dull.
«iron. ' ' ‘
Leggings
For Children. white. Oxford,
hurl hint k.
Jersey Leggings, “hire and
black.
Corduroy in
brown.
navy blur and
Second ticmr.
iuut‘nnts' \i‘orur Section.
Don’t put off your Calendars.
Day by day the stock is depicted.
and the clinics-st ones are the first
choscn.
A Lamb’s Wool Quilt is a fine
gift for an invalid or any person
uluo Iikoe to keep snug and \u arm
n ‘uigiuts
$2.75 and $3.00.
“'ash i300d5756ctiu7m.
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Ornamental Brasses.
Baskets. 'i‘obacco Jurs,7}\slu Roi“
ru-irors, Candlesticks Fern Dishes
and other artistic uuowities.
In the linsomcnt:
Farmer’s Almanacs, free, lot
nil \isitors _
in tho Gil Room.
Eilur E. ill. llirtth (Immunity. ‘
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adtioketa and «sold them tor exorhi Wt some time today or tomorrow.
taut prices is a toot, but the oommla- The selection or lllr Obey to sure
usion huts been untrhle no for to moors coed Clerk outrun. as manager of the
min how the huecuIetors got hold of Cincinur‘ttl Reds, come as It disclnot
the, tickets. but ulmsnut sumo lee to tho manholes
Moguatcs ot the National and Amori~ gathered at the National lame moot»
can Leagues gathered today for their lug Mr won-5 thus been umpire tor
annualsesslonsthie alteration. The many yearn, nnd was onto is Well-
reelection of Thomas J. Lynch to the known pitcher on the Wilmington
National League presidency is nmot‘lo club the battery
ally assured as it was stated this Donnie Muck."
morning that he has at louet the votes 7_
the owners of the New York St. Louis. .
,Ptttsbuurg. Boston and 7 Clnoihncttt
clubs favoring Mr. Lynch's reelection.
Charles W. Murphy, at the Chicago Nth
tioniuis, is opposed to Mr. Lynch‘s 78‘
tentlon, but is making no tie-tire cam~z
"paign against him.
There have no trades at ninyers so
7W“.
South Nun‘NIIli Olulu Bowling.
Tho third round of the South Non
walk Club bowling tournament was
ahead. defeating Team 2 by the score
of 658 to 527 and Team 1 by the score
of 526 to 495.1‘oam 2 defeated Team
4 by the score of 531 to 458,.
711W. Raymond bowled the highest
score ol‘tlie evening and tournament.
His score was 184. 7 r 7 ‘
The next round will be played oil on
Wednesday eVonln‘g.‘
The standing of the teams at the
present time is as follows: ’7 '
ing‘on. Clark Grilliths, of this “man.
ington club would like to secure Jock~
Knight and Earl Gardner. 0! the New,
York. Americana, while the. managers
or the‘Plttsburg And “at. Louie Nation-
al League clubs are figuring on a uossi~
, hie deal. "It is reported that Fred .» .W. L.
Lake is to be stipulated manas‘ar‘ 01<Team12 7
lute St. Louis Americans W 1). Win» Mmg 7, 1 ‘ 3
slow, the newly elected president of Team 3 .‘......"_....:i 7 1
the Boston National League Club is Tenant .. .....17 3
situations to aid Prod meaney in strens- "room 5 .. 5 _ . W0 2
themes the Bostone. Tunney is litter “will ......u". ”,2 o
a high class pitcher: :‘7‘ _ ‘
. President Comlslry of Joe inking Score: K. 0.
White Sol; Hours a s7 MEMPHIS Tenn, Dec. 12 «Joe
ha‘ve‘ talked linden Willi him. . ‘ Jeanette, at New Park, knocked out
all want pitcher . Wu)“ and Clinla- Young 3m Johnson. at Boston
to says he is lint our the market “i the fourth round or aeohodnled eight-
round bout bolero ‘thé Sodihorn Kill
Henry O'Day‘, umpire or the Notionul‘
League we: today chosen or manager
Cincinnati League tor the com-7
lagoon on. Mr. Q'Duuy will sled ‘
“being {They and
held lastevouing Team 6 came out
awoken KILLuNo CASE.
Deg Warden Silk Takes Charge of
7 South Norwelk Don
Sincetluo killing oi thirteen (‘lllt‘k-
one owned by Owen. Kindilien of
‘Wost street. that Saturday uiorning.‘
hluo authorities have been making an
investigation of tho motto-7‘1. A son 0!,
Mr Kindlllen ammo that he followed
the dour utter the sla‘uuoho‘r and that
it entered the premises of Adolph
minke. in Low smut. Dog Warden;
Bryan 8 Silk was notified and be
called at Mr Donke'o home yesterday;
afternoon. and took therefrom a [Eel
dog of the family his Kindiilon ad
mils met his chickens Were killed he~
tween 6 and s: 30 0‘,ch Saturdday
morning. and Mr Danke. says his dog
urns not out of the house until after
6: 20 oclook‘. so the latter cannot see
how «the chicken were killed by his
dog. The dog which killed e chick-
onus is also reported to killed u
out. and as MT. Drunken d‘og l‘an
larger than e. not and is a‘hol‘d 3! the
felines it does not mm out though he
7 did u
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CHURCH CALENDARS.
St. Paul‘s Church.
Tuesday—8 o. my Girl's Friendly
Society. .
Wednesday—36. sale of tau‘cy arti-
cues and cakes etc, by the Guild; 8
u. m., “tier Uu‘oie's Boota," by menu
bers of the Girls Friendly Bd'eiety
it Is particularly requested that the
autumn oi the parish who have donk-
tlons for the” sole. have them brought
01‘ Sent to ”IQ ”Chanel rooms RH 500,7}7 .
5‘ filter" 1 hit-stock as Possible .
7 .tsi‘uej :miti‘i vii mum Qu‘l‘iuine Tomato.
“will «
‘ASLEEP m SMITH STREET BARN.
u
imam. McGuire Arrested by Police
. Captain Hunt.
The funniest in Norwuik since the
gdny‘ (lantulbout Lizzie wan arrested, is
the “luish loldy.” who urns picked up
by Captain Thomas Hunt this morn-
ing. She was asleep in a stall at the
ham or the St. George Pulp and Paper 5.
Company in Smith street about noon.
i Captain Hunt escorted her through
town to the police station in Water
street. Here she guve her name as
wiggle McGuire and her home as
Bridgeport she was ensconced in
lone ol the cells and thereupon began
,singiug lrisb melodies. ‘Where the
ERNeT Shannon Flows" was hot tavor»
‘7 its and over and over again would she
render this song in a most touching
manner. 7
Maggie will probably come. before
Judge Lockwood tomorrow morning.
WARRANTS T0 or. SERVED on we
oe-Lmouenrs.
Burnonpon'r.’ Dec. 12. “With a
or this city submitted to Prosecuting
Attorney Delaney yesterday a prelimi.
nary list of 780 delinquents. in the
listi are“ the. name: or some. of _ the
‘mos‘t prominent professional 7 and bush
nesnmonol» the city. ‘Thoslleged do
ituouents will be brought into the cit
court tor trial in a clay or two on War-
roots to be issued and served us run
idly as possible. There will he an ad-
dltlo‘na! list. turned over to the prose
outing attorney very soon.
.
47 To CURE A COLD lN ONE DAY
‘71! it tail: to
motors is on
formal reduoat that prosecution be he ‘
gun the three personal tax collectore‘
OFFICERS OF LUiGi7 SUPETTA 780'
‘ CIETY.
Philip C‘osteiiano Chosen President,
and J Picclrillo Vice-President.
At a recent i‘ueoting of it e Luigi
Zuuietta Society the ioiloning omeers
were elected:
Presidenthhilip Casteuano.’
l’ico—I’residiunte-J. Picotrlllo.
Treasurer—40hr). Fuuzilli. _
Recording Secretaryrorwio Bucei.
Financial Secretaryw'l‘ony Faurjlii.
Trusteesaloo Eula, chairman. Dom-
intro Faiaaoa, ‘
Pasquale Calvitti. Emivlo Cuhmupzt nrd
Guisoppo ouuueru. ‘
- Judges—«Audios; Antonio, Vim-euro
Mala, Raiaele Bellini-tint)
Preluthiétro Belhrdino !
muster at Arms—~Gahriel'e Marine.
voters.
to he held on January 22 at the Mind
Hall. 7 7 ,.
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ANNUAL MINSTHEL snow
That those who appreciate a good
high school students give are Always
of high class order, will this year be? 7
given an opportunity to see the. host. 5‘ ‘7
in this line ever produced by amat-
euro in town u‘uhas ‘bcn stifled by one
who has seen the rehearsi‘uls. The
Tuesday ov‘onlngs and it is possible thin;
tunes fou school children;
insures the succeed of tho inn:
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Advertise your
WED.
‘ Dominico Snlvntore,‘
' Chief of Degree TeamwBiagio Sai- 1‘.
These emcers will no installed at‘
next months meeting Arrangements _
were made for the masquerade hulk
minatrel show, and thermos which the 7
show cornea next Tuesday and Wed 7‘
there will he an afternoon“ per’iorm- .77: ‘
Prolosisor“ _7
wuumn 0 Perry is at the head or the ‘
affair as usual and this mot i‘n Itself“
Norwalk Chronicler