I' ‘ngeamS shine
«1....
AFTER DINNER'STORIVES.
“Gentlemen,“ continued Dinkeisniel. ‘
“dot toast of Mr. Cinncx remembers!
-me of anodder van. limos said at a
1 ' [richer dinner, and «up spoke the toast-
er. Said he, 'Here‘s to the president
. 1 201 the society. Patllck 0 Raterty. and
., may be live to out the hen that.
scratches over his grave
' womicai one all right. but touting ofI
ltoasts, here is von vlch is all right.‘
on tight. you bet it is.
not vos al mmmbulate the i~
and carefully watched. Now any man
arriving in any of the biggitiss from
the country with n pigtsil finds ttou-
his in store for him before he leaves
the steamboat wharf or ,thc railway.
station. More than likely he willloso
his qtioue before he goes a hundred
yards for songs 01' youthful reformers
sets on the look
out for stray quot,» s. and should the\
meet. an unfortunate lndi’vldusl wear-
1 lug one he is out oundod and given
‘ “Once ‘1 10118 time 330 “l “ dinner the option of proctitding ‘to a bhrbct
finit foreign ministers, the ambassa-
dots mit Britain got up and speeches
llhls:
‘I“ " England—the Sun “hose- bright
on the dominant cor-l
tiers of the stirth,I
When his toast was drunken then
, Spoken up the ambassador mit
"” French and says he:
I “Franco—who Moon whose mild,
steady and cheering rays are the de-
light of all nations. controlling them
in the darkness and making their
dreariness beautiful.‘
"And when they drunk that toast.
‘gentlemons, 'wot you think? Why up
stood ole Doc' Franklin of the good old.
W s A., and slot think son he toast-
ad? says he:
“‘Lot us drink to George Wash~
gton the Joshua-wbo commanded
c Sun and Moon to stand still. and
0 d1 nor room are pretty tinny--
smborit me oh the block
worm"
l
the‘
“Oh I tell you friends. ~sonata nfior I
. ,tlil never .sIst 1
and having his tressos cut or having
them forcibly removed.
The differences that have followed
the abolition of the queue are remark.
atrial Some men get their heads shav
ed. giving them the appearance of
vBuddhlst pr;iests others merely clip
the queues and present a very untidy
appearance. The worst effect. how-
ever is seen in dress. Before a well-
dressed Chinaman in his silk sowu
was a dignified figure. Some there
are who look stately and dignified in
complete western habillmsnts. but
i
. the change at present is not altogeth»
or an improvement so for no the {gen
oral appearance is concerned. ‘Those
who have adapted European .3er in
its entirety look tolerably well but
those who combine a European cap
with Chinese clothes have as yet no
idea of the fitness of things in dress. 1
II. “vim
’ W I
First A. B. (moss oook)-wot'll ws
‘givb 'sm tomorrow tor alter-1
Twinks"
second '51. B. "imam cooklh-«Thot'il
do: hung it down; you'll ivs'ntrf
pounds.
Pint A. "B. (Insulting Wibilr II lie
,. writssllwnour sonnet to-hwto-bi
(hesitats'sawo‘d hotter *fsvo unto-
his
Four
pounds it:
rise!
New York's. Boston 8; double plays.
E. Gunner-sud Chase: bases on balls,_
off Ford 2. of! OBrlen 1; struck out.
Ford O’Brien 6; hit by pitcher. h:
Ford srriganl; hits. off Ford 8 In 8
innings”. tiff Warhop I2 in l inning;
umpires. (ionnollv and Hunt. Time.
1. :18.
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8T. IAM’B Gilli! _
PLAY-lip BhllEllllLE
The following schedule has been pre-
pared by the management or the St.
Mary's Young Men‘s Club baseball
team:
April 27~Msrvels of East Norwalk.
on Mayflower Oval.
May i—Norwalk High School. at
Overlook.
May lh—Homloclt A. C.. of Bridge-
port. at Bridgeport.
May 10~Glsnvlils B. B. 0.. at Gish“
ville.
May zonesrdinsis ct Bridghpolt, in
Bridgeport. .
May 30»Osrditmls at Bridgeport. in
Norwalk .1
Juno 2~Ebns of South Harmonia
South “onion. ‘
Jit'ns. awhllros ot South Morldsn, in
movsnuo" tourism the mo.
Norwolltni 8 2.11.“ “Your a s, the. pious." «std: mud '3 “WWW”
Jutland—Mocha A. 1.1,}, 6th r‘id‘sll; questioned a you “ '
Juno Iii-«Hemlock A. “C; ‘61 Bridgoo
port; in Not-walk. . 1 '
‘ Juno flo~xnshor A. O. of Morldoil.
W . .
. betwho lilo
' ~' 1'ii‘isr4 tltihlus rim“ M
connmuhiosto with .ths loiiwilh
John hadn't-iii, In.
"has. with honour «as,
”9“”-
‘Not-wslk. (ism Ins
madam; helps tasty. 19 mm: .
q? .
spoils 2
spoils 1
At
ooga 0
At
Orleans 6.3.7;
, 1
woman behind
no mi'bthsvs
"Ila'l .
bther games postponed; rain
At Louisvillow—lonimilig 8. Minne-
il'
.SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
Atlanta-Atlsnts 13. Chattan-
no}. Orlottlls+lilobilo 7. INow
ml
M
COLLEGE BASEBALL
At New York—«Dartmouth 3. Colum-
'At schoolgirl i'm-vrMootiraal (1.11.)
t'o. Rocha”; TtVs.) cu
Aiminchbm. ‘V’hstontrOILsoc
and team (1.1.) 4. Lynchburg Wu.) 1.
sosimmmmmmar (I. L.)
11, Richmond (vol 5.
unw—
W
NOT THE SILENT PARTNER.
",1 want to tslomrh “5 to .Ohl-
1 coin." “Hi-‘3 «and to the 2:1er in s ‘1'
Bo’ston;:telogrttph omce recently.
-"il1ho'name.'ploasa,'.' .
calving teller. s good lecithin you!!!
Whose:
tboioountsr,
been twostyvilvs.
for Mrs: Mary K Brown. 115‘
s Ish'o isn’ t. "
asked“ the re-
pleasant memories of the ,
CIGAR co.
Left on Mass. New York 11. Brook-
lyn 8; two-base hit Moran; sacrifice!
hits. Daubert. Not-then. Knetoor; first
base on errors. Now York 3. Brooklyn
4: stolen bases.
double play. Rommel. Stark and Don-
bert. Stark. Hummel and Daubert,
Schsrdt. Erwin and Duhbert: tit-st busy
on balls. of! thtzer 6. oil! Tasman 3:
struckout. by Knetror 2. by ‘Schardt
it. by rest-each; bit‘by pitcher. by
Schnrdt ‘(Mfl‘klfli bits. off Knetser 5.
bis. 2. “ in 6 1-3; umpires. Klein and Bush.
At Charioflesvlilol: WwVirtlilia a. Time. 2: on. ‘
Tl 1,!“ t, ‘0‘ _.¢. :‘Ic . W
Willi“ lilll
Imus within till Early flat
has Phantom—suitors ”a
Mini has so For be m
sill-I W
this; silent film? ,, ,
THE PANGSI or motsssrtoi
are acute and those shim
from them should try n limo
puro whiskey before
will warm the stomach and him
the dilution process.
of pure and high grade will!
like the Chicken Cock will prov
a life saver when you 1uo,,tm
sued with grip, pneumonia. in
colic. indigestion If
many at “the ills that had: in
hair to" when you keep it. in this
Devors. Doyle. Stork; l
IAmhorst College accompanies
Atlantic Ocesn upon which the push
of the sunhlsr eclipse is marked by a
Iline running from Hamburg. Ger-
many, to o point near Georgetown.
British Guiana. Lines crossing these
pt an angle show the time at which
the eclipse becomes visible. The line
at which the eclipse is visible at sun
rise trans 110m Hartford aonlht not to
a point near tho mouth of the :1 mason
island of Trinidad and a third, show-
‘ ‘ ing where the eclipse ends at sunrise.
The highest of all stations is tho‘ runs from Pensacola. Fla. to Porto
station a man makes for himself; and
the lowest that which is made for him.
*Wllkie Collins.
Rollo. .
An article by Professor Todd of
the
chart and ones observations by those
' on hound {thins within, the path of the
eclipse Professor Todd says "For
more than on hour previous to the
charter time of eclipse, the partial
sndncroscent photo will be in progress.
There is, very little lo observe durinx
this period. and the moon's black
dick slowlyyorssnln‘g in front of the
sun is best watched throusb a piece of
lion densely smoked or colored This
can ss-llyoho pronoun by holding s
sln'sll boss of hood window gloss over
the dome of s lamp or Candle tutti
block film or soot is deposited
.1110 did: so dense,” ond
River. ‘A.socoad line. drawn where the .
sun rises at the middle of the ellipse.
masdrom Charleston. 8. C., ‘10 the ‘
, would?!” was to
now that apt-tn; 1.1m .
hint nod been on hand a «any
oua son-too atoll
for the warm days that wi I
incur mum
:MATIONAL LEAGUE.
. 4. ~ 1 -—-—--—- Smokers of can 0- v
The High School basketball swear latter trying to break his gloves. Momrdny'o «Rosalia. 80 y ‘Il In o
ers have arrived. The color is ma- Ketcbell was obliged to box without "'7. Ellq . A B
3:021 fililid 21:9 sweaters are fitted with Oliver's udl‘rice and Tommy Nelson 1 “1:12:21?” 4. New York 2 (7 R. H T “CENT CIG‘
9 IN) on are. N. H. S. in white lot was prone into aorvioe and got by I W‘
tors will be placed upon the left arm well. wBridgcporl Standard. ‘anliliimitl 3’ Chicago 2 ”0 in~ icing: all): :fizhtizltnsgarwfiwin: :12“:le “[1,“: mm
11nd those having earned an N. will The so so ”baseball team will open " fl 4 M 1 solo at WHELPLEV o CLARK'B, onsvruas'. LEARYB AND or
hurt». this plllt't‘tl on the left side in its season on May 1st. Their new “"2? thiruzfihhj ‘ in Claim OTANDS.
front. _ suits of blue. trimmed with white or , , , ' I" ‘ ' " r n. ’
Freddie Hassle-"7;?w til 'i it i rived yesterday and are hen“; display- I I I II I sundln' M cat!“ h PC OLD WELL
lSCil'CE‘ ...-. . ‘ ‘ " “ - 1
mused mm mm,“ of “We all at iifjiellr- Anti Boston Massimo Straight glucinna‘ti. 2 o 1.000 Toke Thom-into Camp Chleiiy '
Plains lust evenlngIsnd it is thought Down in South Norwaik all the I ' ‘ ‘I ' I “1°“ """"" " B 0 ”00 v -m.....-m__ -
that the two may come together in sports are talking about the .Brown- 01V" mulfllllanllors El“ Loris it """""" i 2 1‘23: “WM“ Shah's Errors-—
the near future. Kctchcll’s manager, Ketchell host which will be sta ed on ., I' ow 'or """""" ‘ I m 1
Oliver Collins was ejected trout the April 30. They like Al and fellow v‘p‘m‘dw ”mm" """ 1 1 "509 I l PM”. Well——
lown hall where the ”bouts were held that he will put up a fine bout with NE“ YORK. April iii-«Boston inIzllIfIziul‘lhli """""" g ,1. '33: WWlM mill
In horwsil. last night bcsusc he had \lorgsus Dutchman. «Bridgeport Stan- mode it two strum over m Highv Chiczgip It 0 J 1: I000
film“ “me33“ {WNW 0““? ”‘9 “m“ . hinders unionist. Buck O‘Brien mitt , .._.. I nnooanvx, April 13.-—~Brooltli'n
m3 . I! Egg, H “E i 5 I! ass-9.:- 2 .5! ”m- m l" I I pitched Russell Eord. The feature of Gsmu Today. . ovonodup matters with New York yes-
mnlflan" 18 3'8 BouT8‘T the gsmouws; the batting of 3&1th York at Brooklyn. tordsywfitlnning by ‘1 w: mainly ow-
‘ . who in five times ya out made four 'Pittiburg at St. Louis. log to the poor work of spare: at
AFTER PL‘GE I“ AHMOIY Ffllnl' singles and drew a pass ,lloston won Philadelphia at Boston. shoristop. He had three fielding
STITE Lueui The dual baht-“n Pt'ilsy e in i: :28 “moguls: “2?;wa $22: ChIcuo‘I“ Cluclllflfll? chm W 1901M them “III The, IesIIMII
o ( at n g a ey score on n ,1) , b offset '1' s eh-
til: Arinosy will alone be WGl’th thelSpefikel' s horns thinned uwls' dou- AMERWQRL “WW I 13%5wngstsrm?lngm Ilitres a house trot-
The committee of five appointed at or ce 0 a mission. Our local favorite lulu. Rain feilnlurlu the istter port : 1: “W"
a baseball meeting in Northamptouto Raver Benjamin. will have to be "for the same- ”300110 ' ‘ VW” "“"m 41:11 W fiwjgtugztm
bring about. a Connecticut. league the best otshane as Ryan is a danger diOS'rON. . mm“ ° N". Y9?“ 'M m mm by darkness. Hum-
team for the Meadow city, if such it our man. having won from his last ab r bh‘ no a 9 China“ .2. airtixhouin ” 1' (m in mil had- a. timer injured by s liner.
thing be possible"; met Thursday and fights against Terry Mitchell. Younx Hooper. r i.:‘ . . 4 .1 .0 3 0 0 ”-m‘“ I I Start: null wars sent to the
discussed plans, The... w... m"... I‘l’lerco. Kid Stein twice Mung Dick'vorses. 2 l: ' o ,3 1. 1- 1 o C‘Q‘mndtiPwT‘ 2 1 clubhouse so: the... Score
that suggested themselves to members- CNN“ and Young COM“, Welter— speaker, C ‘5 1 I I5 9 0 Philhdoiphid kMoshingodlll NEW YORK I
of the committee. One was to secure Welfiht champion of N ell Jersey. He Stshl. 1b. 4 i 4 8 0 0 84 of ' 01 b b r on .
for Northampton the New Britain has 110'- lOSlfl “8M- ll.. Gardne“ lib. 4 2 l 1 l 0 I" on o “I: .IL PC Dorms if 32 1 0 I19; :1
team. bringing to Northampton Man- 'Then Young Kctcheli, of White Lewis. if.“ i 0 3 2 0 0 Boston ' I'II 3’ 0 1000 0on10 I'm), 4 0 2 o 1 o
ager Murphy and his players. and Plains against Young Jack Dempsey. “11811913118. 3 0 0 2 2 0 (,lemiund 2 0 1000 Snodghassmf. 3 0 0 1 0 0
this would be in reality only a trans These boys put up the cleanest bout Chrrlsanm .. 3 0 0 5 1 Chicago I n o tIooo Murray r1 4 0 o 0 0 OI I I '
lot-01' the nine. New Brltuiu would that ever happened in The Norwalks. O’Brien. p. 4 .0 0. 0 i PhilttdoiphinIIljxer E 9 p000 MorltloJlbI. 3 0 0 9 0 0 I I I ‘ TI”.
still hold the franchise for the sal~ Lynch vs. Kelly. Touch is a boi‘ , 1" " "' “" V " New York ,,,,,,,,,, o g. Iooo’"‘llersog. 3b. 3 0 i. 2 4 OI - 1 - ' I I
arics of the players. tinder this plan who hug :1 number of knockouts to his Totals. 36 5 10 271,... Hello“ ........ 0 a! .000 Skater. so. 4 1 2 o o 3 $1.6 and your ”Id Generator;-
the management would be under Mr record and Kelly is one of the most NEW 1011K... . W;osbinglon . I ll '2' I000 yersm 4 0 1 5 0 0 ' I 1 I ‘ ‘
Murphy, and Northampton would promising vounzsters we Whavo They ab 111131 pout (”.81. Louis *1 0 o .900 61-0111 , 0 0 .0 o o 0‘ o I
have little to say about things. To put up a milling bout at the Boat “clitoral. 4 Ill) 1-‘11, 0 'I ’ ....._._.. ‘ . I Tesroan.p. 2 0 0 0 3d if I' for your Antwablle
do this it is understood that the old Club smoker. , Daniels, cf .4 0115. 61:0 0 fin,“ Today. Becker u 1 0 ”‘0 0 10 3.10 I. ., _ __ . 1 ‘ , . o
debt of $1,300. incurred by Gil Ed it is not yet decided who will fightgohusc. iii 4 0 o 10 l. 0 ‘ Boston ml ow York ‘ __ __ _,_ ,__, “3;, I
words must be paid. the White Hope. Either Nelson or. Cree. if. {i i i 2 0 0 “anmon at Philadelphia. Totals, 30 2 6 21 9 ~17“ 13,, , ..
A second plan is to purchase the Hogan will be annouucrd on Monday. lim‘tzell. as. 4 0 2 2 i 2 Detroit at Cleveland. BROOKLYN the middle at 5: hi: 8. and will end all '
‘ New Britain franchise and this would --—- . , Doiun. 3b. 2 0 l 0 2 0 31, Louis at Chicago. l ab. ‘th o 3 o 13:40:? it in The central eclipse willl
cost. it is understood. about 33.500. QUEUELESS CHINA i8 WONDER E. (Lardner, .‘ib. 2 0 0” 4 2 0 -m- Moran cf ‘ 1 '1 I; 0 ‘0 be total for a little oter half an hour;
including the olddebt, the franchise or TODAY wot ton to . l g 0 ‘0 0 0 ‘oowconosc Ls LEAGUE LEAD m Iris 1 o 9 0 ap‘lho middle or its duration 'but for;
itself to cost $2,200. Under tilts plnn Chinese and the pigtsll have ills “angle? Str .T“? i 3 “a" 1 0 “:th CW” “’m- l“ “9”?me SmIlI r51, . ‘1 ‘3 l .0. 1 3 {’9 9’9“ ‘5' "9 duration ll “'1“ be ”1' Ii
Northampton would have complete seemed inseparable ideas. Ii‘ortl. p. I II 2.10 0 1 6 0 School Basel) Magoo. defehted the N h 'f 2‘ 0 l0 1'0 n r. As a partial eclipse it will hel
control, could elect anyOne us a mnn- tact that today scarcely a queue is to; Simmbus "I I 1 I0 0 I10 0 0 Marlin scboo honey-day afternoon 3;? “if ' , 3 1 1 ‘1) g ‘ visible in the eastern part of. Northl
agar and have the whole say about be seen in any of the great cities 01' W siltop. p. 0 0 0 0 0 0 by the score' thirteen to eleven. :2 “LT Inf I 0 30 0 ‘1 g AmovicaJn Greenland and around the
mayor. A third plan is to make on China is more than strange; it is the ~~~~~ v— The game who played on the Msyfios- “2:332; " ., 0 0 1 0 o-North Pole..ln the eastern part of Luel
attempt to reulve'the old Northampton last page of a volume of one book 01' Totals, :10 ‘3 ' 27 ii ‘1 er diamond. The Concorde now lead ' " ' " " {Gulf of Mexico and in the Carribosnl
franchise. it is realized that W is histOry and the title psgcof the next. ‘ llattcd for E. Gardner in ninth. the school league. Stark. “3' 3 0 ! I 5 2lSos: in the northeastern part oil
into iuIthe season (or this and it Everyone knew that withthe Manchu “ Button for Ford in eighth. -~—— ~— T,°°,'l°y'“' ? o 0 I 0 “law“; America. in most of the Ab:
would be necessary to go back to an dynasty the queue must go, but few Score by innings: mm c. g g g I; i :1 lantic Ocean and in-But enough otl
ciglltfteant league. ’1‘th is hardly people could realize shut it really 1 Boston. 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 2! 0~5 “DIE TIMI“ scbmrI1pI o o lthls’ So far so Norwailt m concernedi
expected' but will be presented as n motility and that the discarding would New York 1 ii 0 0 0 0 l 0 0-"? . ‘ ’m‘p’ ,0 0 .1 'it is a partial eclipse at a whollv on l
pogsl‘bfllt)‘, ‘ ‘ ‘ be so ultivorss‘l The transformation First base on errors. Boston :1:th “Waltz? *“WMT'OH I T ,. I— g‘ 'I— ‘_ reasonable hour in the morning.
I The Norma-triad men will meet which has been effected seemed im- one hits. Lewis. 1... Gardner: 11tbroe- N T0 ”0 3. Mll‘i‘lfll‘w 0-‘ Total. , 2.» ‘83 A.“ 3 The weather bureau and thee.
President O‘Rourke in Bridgeport to- possible to those who knew china. bass hits. Welter. Cree; home run; All (°“”“b"""c°l“mb“‘ 3 ksnsas ”Ran for \lcyers in GI 11: hidrogtsphlc soles of the navy
day Not so long ago u‘msn without a Speaker; sacrifice hits. E. Gardner, Cit) l ‘ ~ New 32?: tor Teséosuolt; :Ig:3,2t1h0, {ointment has become interested and-
queue was looked upon with suspicion Wagner; Dolor! 2: deft on buses. M llldlwaiiOll3~Sl1 Will 1- “MN” Brooklyn. 1 0 8 0 0 0 0 x 4 has issued . ppm short of the north
thirsty end in need of .
nourishing, real thirst-comm
srsgs.
Our Bottled Beer is pure;
nourishment and is s splendid.
craze irrespective of the
Roger Lttdlo‘
Twin City
assist or , ,
Kittie mill "
st. terrains”
secondn. if caught at all it
Just a few seconds in
bovisibls. and tries Mi oil; .
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