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Theme in a rumor going- the rounda
in Norwalk that the South Ends have
secured the Malone grounds in Win»
nipnuk. near the Kenna grounds.
A some with the Mechanics would
undoubtedly be popular in the Nor
walks and it. is hoped that 111mb a con
beat may be arranged.
The Mechanics may go to South
Norwnlk to play the team of that
town April 9. 1.11111 and Bridgnport
were scheduled to moot there April it
but. now that Lynn has decided not
to train in South Norwalk the Cull-
toat will probable be called off. Stan
rotary Roddy will write. to the South
Norwnlk management to see if be (1111
arrange to take the Mechanics doun
them —~ Bridgeport Former
i
MENlS
Baseball tons more ovorioyed at
the turn the weather took' yesterday
and boson looking around at the var
ious baseball groundil. It wan found
upon it cursory invostlgatlon that tho
Kenna Grounds in Wlunlpauk urn in
and need of repair the recent. harem
"storm liming tom 11 great gully norms
the dlaulond. inking first hm away.
This will be repaired llowmer, before
the neuron starts, and sumo good con
roots. are looked for on these groundn.
The Pastimes and tho Novnl Resor-
~~n¢
'1es are to moot at the Armor1 tumor
row night. for the third game in their
series. This will probably be the 111111
game for both teanlu. Finch room has
won one game and the inn-rent in the
router-1t tomorrow owning is therefore
1 hulghtond
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NEW HAVEN NEWEENS
ENNEM ENIRN PENNE
Get in on Top iii “The FamousE
Bonds, Former Champs
fill'rnitsON, N J,11arc1123.-T11e
Elm City club of View ”111 on,
team atonding in the .\ntlonul unno-
elation bowling tournament last nightl
with a total of 2.890.
van men owed their fine shoulng tot
thé‘sieadinoun of
who made an n1"olnge of 230.
though llEElEFEEEFronErEltEEnlndET§§3
one game
The Honda of Cleveland who won
the) championship lost your in Buffalo,
were unable to tally more than 70!“
Other team scores wzore .
Union League club. New llmen,
Coiln...2.325; Augonqiiiil Colts. how
Batten, 2.341; 00111119, Much Five of
Phlladolphia.2 .514.
The best bowling was neon ill the
two men and individual classes. \owi
leadorn ahomo forward in the doubles‘
in. ii (Men and ".H F. Mayor of Ho
ol-
' , bokeu, with 1,..131
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.7145 1912 BASEBALL oumt-z.
John J. McGrnw‘a official baseball
E guide for. 1912. just published. is one
of the most complete books of the
kind Graduation it contains everthiug‘
E that is of intrinsic to tho enthusiasts.
’ guide has many tul page unison
and contain: instructions how
Conn” ,
1 rolled into third place in the 1111* mud
The New Ha-‘i
Mortimer Lindlun. .,
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ME NASEENNll ill
SENNE 0N SiliiNllll
i
Eiis Have Best Material in Years
and Hope to Beat Trinity
in First, Game
Yale's lliut baseball nine developed
under the graduate coaching instant
:wlll mile» the diamond next Saturdar
inn mutt l1 uith Trinity Caliban. in
point of materiul and in early preo-
urullion a brilliant 30115011 is promised
No coach in y'oula has had 11111 h on
“labllmliimft' of {not material an Quinhy
i now has
Practically all the losses in gradun
1 lion wore in the outfield. The veteran
{pltrbern Hartwell. Scott Freeman and
ihrinamnde remain. soul in Addition
ithree unusually strong candidates for
i the box are on bond in Eugene Brown,
,t‘he former Virginia and Anilmori‘
,twlrler; C C. Brown who pitched for
itiia frenbmevn lmu your and Sher man.
the phenomenal llnrtford High 31' huol
l pitcher of two ominous ago. Yule has
' a lino first string bnokniop in Burnett.
who crowded out the 1otornu, Carhurt.
E in mid- allusion lost year He in the flu
out thrower to haunts Yule has bud
i oince the days of Jesse Darin
Jim Reilly. the former Aniiover and
iYnlo freshman oniilnin is probablyo
fixture at first baa/o. although he made
in poor finish last season. Bennett.
int second, in an allaronml performer
i
ElNE NARI NEENEN‘EN
. m", ."
But “
l
with the Cincinnati Club at lit-d band
called off, Monitor Wolvnrtou will
lust. night he would try to cancel tho ,
unhedulo tor the Milt of tho trip.
liléhlnnderu haven 311mm scheduled
in Indianapolia. Columbus, Dayton and
Toledo.
Weather condition: will prevent play
hiny WSW. position 0,, a nine until our] is looked upon as one of the stars
SM “,3 made 0} the art of pimhmgi of the sewn. Third bone and short
E’lirved bu.“ It h“ a“ the Oman], 8N0]! am not Seuk‘d. but Capt. Merritt
for tho oustwnuon champion
E " g 31211911111? or the sennon‘s
voltages an standing of tho
-' i. 13 No. 29 at Fox 3 Athletic
or 10 canto with 4 cents extra
mango. Addiwess Richard K.
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NT FIVE TO PLAY CLIN-
“ 'rcm'. , -
not Ewmngling for three Ewoekll
the. high school basketball
, pionshlp, the High School Gaine-
mum settled the muddle notor-
When word wan recelvod now
out High's conch that he will
‘ in {could only De Witt 01111-
for that court. but Stuyve-
film the content the mail 8611001
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glue or forleit. '
«finer Wilson, adeotim
and will be sent to any lid-1
‘The‘ guide was originally':
inmmee dacidod to re open
1 will play one. His preference in third
Whose. although he was forced to only
isltortntop laé111'eur hocnuno‘ of name
Ito find any
for tho position. it he decided to so
to dhoflstop. McCroery, the former
freshman blur, is likely to ba the her
manent‘ohoioo for third. Carbon. the”
field. He in one of tho best pinch
hitters in college.
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WASHINGTON on MiLl‘l‘iA
MA'r'rum.‘
WASHINGTON March 2841111111
taut General George lid Cole. of Bart.
IN
11011 with tho niltioual guard. General
Colo saw Romanentntive ’I‘lliion about.
the militia my bill which General
Cole endorses u it in proposed to be
amended in order to meet the war
dennrtuiont objections that the militia
Cannot be tiled outlide of the United
States. 1 ‘1 1
General Cole urged the senatorfi
in cannontlnut and elsewhere to
Knoxville :1 11111111111 bill 311;. for and
'by in: door
other antlafnotory player ‘
former regular outchor, in trying rigbt‘
.. 1 “.mwmm
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nillilons in Ohio Cause
Wolverton to Try to Cancel
Hill Homecoming
Schodula
ATLANTA. 66.. March ZEN—"W'llil
ho notion of three 321mm to be played}
The
The Manager light-on tho
in those. cities. Woirorton “ranged 11 ,
game with tho Rochester dlub immo-
dintoly after the games at pinnihnuti
wein convened. to be played here Sub
urtill)‘.
The team went back to their ratio
morning work yonlnrdoy and the You
nlgnun and the Regulars went at it in
the ultornoou. 'l‘hn lloguinrs did not
have much trouhlo in' winning tho
game by 6 to 0. Manager Wolrorton
hurl lilo mun-trying out nlgnnln during
the game. The Rogulars pulled nit
some good inside handball. which help.
ed thorn beat the youngntorrn.
1M”.
POISENIIIIIB l8
Milli BEATENI
PARIS, March iii.-F‘ordinmd Fog.
gobbling. the American rhampion, lost
another guns yeuiordny in the Am
tem- international Billiard Tournw
mom for championnhlp of the world
lie. u'niiu defntod by Anna, the French
player. 401) to 25" , Artun continues
to loud tho contontnnln having won
fir» sumo: null lost and Healer. in»
other Much player. is «com with
four gamer» won and one loot, Ponytail
but-gin month in‘ the list liltvlng' won
1110 games and loot three.
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' Film. rounmm
in the Not-walk Club pool tourna-
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8 in i in Nina‘inninn curtain
Raiser With Meridian, and 8 in
2 in Five inning Finale
ENEN Niillli
.
,
{our inningsmAnm and
Museii 00 Well
MERIDIAN. Minn. March 23.-Tho
(linntu won bolh ends of a. double
honour from the local team bore you.
After the New yorker: but
been victorious in the first encounter.
by B score of 8 to 1. linear: decid~
no that a. littlemom pmtioe'noold
be beneficial and so started 11 wound
Contost of are innings. Chief Meyers
caught his 11.111111. in 1a. door on tho
train last night ‘nnd mulled the
thumbnail on hix,rlght hand. He on
penis to be in the game nuin'by the
time the foam roach“ Worthingwn.
but “morally no mounted himif
with sitting in the grand Stand. 8%
sides pinyin; fourteen innings. this
ultomoon. the Giulio also put in two
hours at hard practice in the morning
Moat-u lined Manson in the mo
10116 11am ywtdriiny and ill. young
«tor did very well. lie was a little:
it had dimaulty in
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walked fills first man he rattled down
and gun but bitumom on. during
tbo‘ mime. Meridian made two runs.
in the first timing on a bun- on balls,
score tannin amount but two more.
hits, one of which was a scratch in-
mont. last night. R. Hoyt Manon. ruled
seventy-aw. defeated Eliott Granary.
armed sixty, by tho morn of 76 to ill.
d, upww.“ m,
ooxzns Simon 71111111111110.
Young Silk 1nd Young Hort; 11111111111
ed their “1111111“th night. ,and‘boih
are in good shape. Silk ‘meoul Young
Halllsey and Hort: meets Young
Home at Winnipouli next Friday mm
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CONNECTICUT PATENTS.
'lE‘he following were issued March" .7:
list furninlled from union of 11.311.
Woo‘utnr. cGliéitur of paladin: Bridged .
110,11 Conn. ,
Haney Hubbub hridgepwt. scour
able attachment plug
Clarence l), Pinti. Bridgeporl, rotary
snap switch.
Hugo Purat,
polo,
Armin “Van Brunt. noumm: 1...:
pander buckle
timid (liar-nu 11nd 'l‘.l?e1:e‘non. Hurt-
fond, bloom. ‘
Willio‘m .7. A London-
1
Bridgeport. curtain
llurtford.
‘ve lcle.
' r11 H. Spencer. 1111111151111. cleaning ‘1
1001'
tiring device.
(Blur
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dot pony on.
F
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filth.» Now Britain.
Win) 1 j
Timmy. Bound ,wn.
held niacin. who atoms mm,,..,oix
.“r‘uns. Mom. mom, Burn». Mun-
soli and Fletcher hit safely every time
they came to but in the third inn
in Burn; mm a. home run over the.
le field fence that was the longest
hit of the dull. .- ,
Mutual: litui 11mm gm. Variety
ESunei-bas Lona Their First Ex-
Ager Duhluu’o Superbaa lost their first
norms exhibition game
yours here yestordny to the Colonelu.
Tho mighty Rocket-nu in the box ‘
and m relieved by ”Cy" Sarita: in
11 the eighth inning, After the some had
11 hit and an error: They did not. .
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hibiiion Game to the
Colonels
LOUISVILLE. Ky, 1111:1111 23.411111.
AN OLD
Smokers of 20 years
R. H. TE
“0 have
"We have been forttn
tobacco from which till!
we at. WHELPLEV £ C
IR CIGAR STANDS.
011D W
Cigar was
ELL
in over two
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N—CENT CIGAR :
late to purchase duplicated of the Hound
.LARK'B, DREYFUBI’. LIARY’O AND 0731i
pleasant'mnmoriu of the
made and the 11.11 is now W
CIGAR co.
been loot Score: multiviile 115:
nmkitn 7
With a nix run lead after tin-tr pow
lion of the fourth inning the Suburban
iooltnd like winning. but tho Colonnlu
developed a. battling rally at the or
pen-e of Barker and piled up six runs. ,
A Texas longuor by Hooper and Soy-
der‘s triple were mixed up in the
batting 1,”, in tho ninth inning lluclo
61',le reached for four singles. in;
the eighth Moonw- lllt to the flagpole'1
for a mole and scored on Schlnl‘s 1111c
riflce fly.
wine or liquors of any kind
must depend upon the reliabilv
ity and'integrity of your dealer
when you buy. Every one known,
that we select our goods to Gator
to the connoisseur in this city
and vicinity, and our rare wind!
velvety whiskiea. sins and c ‘
dials appeal to the most fastid-
ious when bought. at Haguor fl.
Fly on 8.
0. 1.... -mma—amM-‘t
III.“ VALE AID
NIKE III EASILY:
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BRIDGEPOR'I‘.‘ March 28 wSknting
it pretty me from start to finish the
rainy loam mom Harry Burke.
of this city. and Billy Yale of Now
linen haul no two in detention
thi- vm Motion and youthful
Clark. from New York. Tuesday ov1e-
hing at Park City rink. the oiliniul'
3115 Night”.
Tho [museum
beaded during the coolant. and in the
eighth lop of tho fourth mile. Yale
tinned McDonald Btirko subnequontu
ly looming-tho lend to 5 lap at the
union. Mdbonald‘ond Clark‘s time was
18:29.
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3
Young Altmn humiliated 11.1.1111.
taught-91' in the star bout of, ,ton
in last night. Abeu'n owed a. at"!
lab and on wherein with the right
hand that 1111mm bla opponent-I1
face and discolcwd his cyan.
time for the live mile: being 15:59 315.;-
‘l‘ho tints b miles; 339.8201 31“.",
toxin: wan never" “‘”
trial before Judge Ralph W1
' jury in the superior court
rounds at the Roynio A. C. in Bloom ,1
give your
$16 and y
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THE o'conuon GASE.
lam-«ting anE
Youtorday‘n Proceedt go.
DANBURY. March 28 Attorney
Howiml W Toy-.lor counsel for Pat.-
rick ll Continue} Emil 1‘. 1 'e and the
local Hot Makem‘ nosocintio . who are
being mod by .Dmniniclf O'Connor.
started at. yesterday's anon on of the
healer not!
0 present.
86mg
,eyidonoo into-mind no show
acy against tho union.
After objection by Attorney Walter
G. Merritt. of 11:011an for th plaintiff.
and a suggestion by Jud Whoeler
that the luminance of such evidence
might molt in the netting inside of a
mullet if one. Were rendered in favor
i .
325 Gas Tank f
Old Generato 4-11
for your Autumobile.
During .
in consplo ,
of euros and 11 good 310w ball.
“main to be of
Ho
.vgry premium; younz
ENNEEN ENNNNNE Ni
‘ “of the defendants, Mr. T11 lpr decided
Kalm‘nn Suntivnnyi. Hartford. low- E‘
“Mr. Snortlnwtor .1 - 1
' him Sirl-J-Whero in honor Whom ‘
twirlér.
and Mcan replaced Merklu at first
hr the second inning
Amen pitched the first live mum
for the Mutilation team and from he-
on. the Modulus: player» mode 1111.11.11
hits and their only run This alone in ,
the second inning, when Denny poun-
“oed an infield hit 111! Amoco glove.
stole second and scored on Coleman 3
hit to ”nontrw Flotohor'u fine atop 41nd
trrow in tile tirtli 1.11.111... glint air in-
otber mulblo tally. ‘
wiltnq ”Grin “this box that loot lotto
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him. 1 Amen ntruolt out Invert mob in»
Wilton hum flue mom. Thalia vat
atom are until; «mum and stud"
the player: any 1,
Eon 1.“
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; 111111an with hit out»; no nitlln
EliNNillillI ENNEESE
was onliod on
within-F3 , , ,
three bout: ‘11:. 11111301111114 fawn ,
tween omit lfiwprwotnts um pull"
on at Std Mix-mt. d; more tut him.
”in time booth Jon collar or Brooklyn.-
'1 «remind Milk onion or. Plunder:
,_ 1, lilting runw111;mmo of 111.11 Fork.
,‘ bullion rm ,
1 (lily: hill! room-1min, of Phll‘tdoi.‘
f 9th won oil-r Patty 11:11:11 of 1m.
Wm» “ID 0‘ EMS,
mi 911' Mutation? nulls.
,, I81 [11‘ WASHINM'ON; ‘
Alanine-roll. ital-en 211‘. «Adju-
lull Sonora! Solo 1411 Worthington for
limo Tumult night. "“9 ha born in
this oily ”real 11 on Milne“
0d the tonic“ 111‘ honor of them
E NEW Mm ”Mm” ”Wm ””1 they and that he won tryi 3‘ only to
“diminution tournau‘ 1
no 21111111 mum Juanita vim in
1Wiroiot'bocm.
film to press the limiter until after he
Mtould have 11 oonferonco iwltn his
clients later in the any. i
Q Michael 1’. Cliff, the Beth
:nfuctumr. was on the stand
bat m...
hen what
v unmoved to be the crisis arrived; Mr.
”QED?“ we“ K03“ m chill“ ,f'l‘nrlor out 'to him it question 111.1111. At~
3‘ Klibfillflkam gamer Merritt interpreted and fore- ,
, runner of conspiracy charms and no ,
Blind” Win ,1“ 1 v ‘
Merritt insisted thin
1
furnish no «1111.111... 0 a. consplr‘
in
Guild
lining on. idmreuion upon
M to n nonsplrncy at E ould’ with
,‘ilrnw‘ his objection. ‘
rlfltt to live «mom or MS wan
"You
a, manual. or 6111111111111 (,1th my client
involved in n consular.
‘ .m“ ““f WWW W" '9‘ ,9“ 9.111111111111111 between Mr. union ma
, ,1 . . ‘ : ‘ , Elli! Giant wm- privileged. of ooum.
" "Wm Elma tint it could not be raven tlm
from a
“l not willing to xivEe ihy‘ if to you
an n witnm and will ave mite oil}
nriyiloxod mutton“ dentu- Mr "Mer-
1-. Taylor
r. Taylor than inst-ted in he had ‘
." rénllod ‘
,. .Morfitt‘. Attorney Ttyl r respond-
You never experiment i
“grades" of purity when ya , ‘ '
WHISKIES ii WES. 1 3,0011
BRANDFES,BOTT14ED'
here. for our purity. in abbot
What is more. our quality
maintained at top union. 1 ,
that better. liner gooda- than £1:
here are not to be bad.
Your full money's worth in
and quantity at .
‘glvn ‘ 1‘ EE
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