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Well Lodge“ No. 108, F. a‘pu A. M..‘ 2;
will "be hold.’ at lta‘ rooms; Dec. 2nd.
1913; am; o'clock p. m. Work, ”F. c.
degree; .All Master Manonl cordially
and fraternally invited. , ”
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scales «yr-justice balanced; undoavor
to relnlnkltho friendship of ioriogn no.
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one in which we argument to not
concentrated. We do moot emphatic-
ally lamest brevity. Inna-winded an.
an altouoinor.
Ext-Water Commlulonor George l. aux-
leoo Hie View. an to Salon-in to B-
Paid the New Dintrlot Communion-
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Editor of The Sentinel:
Do our. First taxing district electors
know ,what they urosunotioning when
they permit. without protest. a sparse-
ly attended meeting or the district to
vote away in one lump all the money
caved by consolidation.
‘ ‘ A’ vote at. the meeting held on Nov.
and seekatlutt-vas to discover new
ways inwliioh to better health. im-
prove living conditions and investigate .
the merits of the thousand new things
in industry and commerce that come.
to its attention. i
For carrying the mails .including?
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the parcels post. the government ex’gthis year, which in about $5,000,000‘exponsus of “t‘ommissloncrs of con-
flog (iopartmcnl is soil-supporting andlAt‘cordlug lo lliovostlma-teo lilo unm-iilllll for the chlldrcn‘s bureau.
no appropriations arc required fromlhe" of. the employea in the organizal Secretary bio/idea ontimritcslhnthe
gtlon through the 1914 t‘isCal your was'will nec‘d- ”$00,000 to colloct’lhe. in-'
The ostlmntcs sulnnlttcd arc $221104 ~ ."" come tax. H“ says an lncreauo ‘3
Oil? in exccss ol‘ the apprmiriationsgum number will be about 18,700. 'l‘hc
for lost “5...” Fm... but their total organization on the Isthmus and in machinery will he pcrfoctcd by the
falls $39,235.0iu; holmr tho cstlmams‘Washiug‘lon t’o years ago cost a lit- limo the appropriation is. made and
because investigation will he madc to
meals, $753333 . iomployoes olii’ the rolls, this sum will determine cases of taxos awlthhcld in
lilxocullvc PEi.tll)ll3]llil£‘lll. $30,809,2i38.ibe redhead "0 about ’9'000'000' Ff"
Judicial vsiahlishmcnt. $1,342,110 ”Miscellaneous material for the canal sports that the work of his dopnrtzmcnl
is heavy and asks for an appropriation
ilil‘. : ‘lvnnmd for fortification, or the up- ‘ or $5.00 for an “‘nsslalairt to thc more»
Foreign inicrcoursc. $~l.4rii.0-l3. lproprlalion for fortification, $1,263,580 nary.“ and for $50,000. an increase of
Military mininiéinnoni. $105,957,544. . ‘8 i“ ‘be Spent F0? army Quarters to
Naval (nglfillllslll'nnlll. $139,631.53 iprovldo accommodations in all for top pcrlmcnta-tion to secure hotter moth-
Ecompauloo of coast artillery and $780; ' Oils 'Ol' administration.
pensions. $llill,lz’.0.00l). ;R‘25 is for installation of ion six inch. .. 'i‘ho licpavtmcnl of Agriculture asks
Public works. $97,517.59; scvon 14-inch guns nd twenty-eight 12. fiiong‘l‘ess for $400.00" 10 "39 in NW”
Mismllnnroud. $81,301:,7ll‘3. ' , ‘ ,
Pin-manual annual ii-ppl'npl‘li‘.lions,‘ Ono of the most interesting items 375-00“ declaring that severnl “o"th‘
ren status are manifesting an lntorcsi
li‘or lllt‘ lll‘t‘l-li‘l‘i’llllllll and completion ‘ “75.5”“ for salaries and exponsug of in rattle raining, owing to the uncut?—
ol \‘Hsncls nlrcnlly in cmninimion m- SDN‘W nitrifnoyn, examiners and tainty 0" "h“ cotton crop “MAM
authorized the navy dopnrtmcnl wants agents or ”‘0- burcou 01' corporations,
shampoo: im- the hulls and lunchinory 3‘“ lm‘i‘rnse of $800,000 over last year.l This delmrmmnl- “N‘s “31“" “It “"1“
the department of justice. and Con»
1.0.10 4,0... d..31rc‘......g which Sepmury for this additional sum. (‘ongronn in gross, in tho cll'orl i0 «lolvr into thi‘
“mu-pp; “4.31.0; m build in lhc um” told: fopcnutionu or the cold storage dealers
yourv lillil-llllfi. $7.4iulllhlll; for armor? This: lucrcuno in duo entiroly to tho
and iirmnmruil of vonsols nulhoz'lzod.‘plan projected for additional work to preparation 7"" marltrt, lhc storing.
freezing and othcr operations inciden-
wanlcil for naval dolonso. minor. and lions. This plan has to do with: The ml in 1““ lriinnporlnatloil of poultry
npplliinccs: $1 sumo for cxeporhncutal flat-ti: on stocks and bond issues. hold and ”“36. “5’00“ to look lulo nimilor
work in hiuh implopivosz $l7i).0lhi for lug companion. interlocking dlrorlor~
lhr nuvnl 'stntiou ui, l'vnrl I-Iurhur. [an ntos. clc.. tho economy and efficiency 1"“ nvcotignllon, and “0'000 for 1‘ M'
ologicnl invontluntion of food and drui.r
Million and for tho, pnrcliuso oi nddl‘ and conflicting otnlo laws," mroduclmwlth$654,301 TOM“? cnforco
lionnl ground at tho naval provlniz‘ Tho bureau of mrporntions,‘ Con mom, or ”‘0 Dim? food and drug‘s not.
“"0“"‘1- ”Mil“ llvzui, Maryland, 1”?“ press is rcn‘iiiidod. was authorized to y,
lioiow \l".li—illllll.‘,‘i(lll. 'l‘u i-Xlund lhr na‘ ‘ invnulignto tho iiiislnesu of llltorulalo vemli‘llo" “1890“ and indoctides, pm
‘ ' ’ ticnlar atlontio‘n to he devoted to ma»
000 in "MN. 1propncdtruel,investigation would act-k lflrm'lto'rmg m‘oouumo, Eganxgmllt‘;
Many inrriumas aru nonuhl for lllr to show whoihor the modern trust or dinim muse y’“ 'p '
numy, (ll Mics“ a hour llllllllwt‘ :iro‘nvsiom ol' "monopolistic Units" run
, ‘ ' ~ r ' 70 000 for livid export
oupluliiod in tho i-nllmaion by this do tho ro nlrod' w l‘ i ,. mnMMUMm $ ‘
q 01‘\ mom ”WWI" ’llltlllhii. request in mndo for Mill.-
cr‘llum ll inn-i ’lit'tlll hm‘clororc. ()iH- pi-iltlvc units. lloiwcon forty and lily fill) in holloci. and mm” information
of tho principal military itouw i:i ly additional opocial iuvmitigntorn will .
Sililildlllil for military iiiu'ouanllm. “f m. noodod by tho idolurrtiucnt. "\Vc hollng'nnd distributing farm products.
which iifilmliln in to ho aprnl. l'nl‘ ili‘. only not. be chin to aolvo l‘lm prohlom and 3"0’000 for doinonutratlonn, m
unry ll‘ tho lililll‘ll‘ Slulvn in to lump 'Wo can ndduco it grout. lhotly ol‘ liicm‘mm ol‘ livoutoctlimmiulllg 1“ cotton and
alumni “in thin urinal-o :ind “lu- pro- which will throw light upon tho quail-mm” ”Wu." 3 a;
lparoidi .io (‘npo with olhv‘r ilridcluuti lion." M l The) state department ovldcm‘oa ”a
ipowurn in undo of war.“ ‘ 'dolormlnatlon to bound Atndrlcun mu:
'l‘ho oulluiiilirn for tho orminlzvd ml. for “0000" .m 1
. . in use in inwmtl id- .
liiln urn larccr by innnv lll‘llllmlH than 'i . K pinned by tho govhrnpiont in MM”
5 mi . . .. ' . .. . mg "m “M ml prmluctlon or article» $150,000 for tho purohano or a. alto
t;“;}"‘ll;":“ 3m“; T"?"‘ ‘3‘ “NWT?” unitahlo in the United States. in luml- and the connirucllon of an i’imllilfliiy
' 1' multiple t. nsruc mill, .u ,~ "‘ ‘
5 ion countrios whore thoy are .produc» 'hulldinll in ”My.” City; 3140.000 for
armoriml. impound for fluid iirilllcrv i‘ull 1m
' . ~ . - 0 mt on. innirrl l coat 1'
material and minimum for miinniinl ‘ y g ‘ n. 9' ‘D 0‘ lion or n. bulldlnix for tho ionization ut
. tits and other foaturou. The sum of lie Swltvorlund and sitcom) to?
“‘m m" """’“’ “m“m’ W "“"i'" “"0 sisiiooo in united tor the sat rl d ' m’ ' ' ‘ ’ '
united. ’ i ’ 0r . ‘ a e” “" tho ooniitrtiotion oi an ombauuy bulld-
.oxpcniwe commercial attaches who ing on ground now owned by tho
mimrth» in thallium». nn inert-lino. or manhood who are to rlnveotlxuto and *1 ‘
morn than ”£00,006 mar laid; your. roport upon foreign manufacturinggmnarsormniidnu‘zgxrmte?rafflxxfitd;
This 33.000.000 iii to be expended in conditions of interest in thin country K6. y V 1 ' I.
the pnrchuoo maria-torture and lost of2 Tho Milli u bu - I I 699““th «puts in an estimate of W'-
’ ‘ ” ‘ ' ’ ' ‘ ' man wants 3925900 111,263. Home of tlio principal llama
olego cannon and a large part of the. 4004s for a commit of manufactufeu. imp,“ . PM
remainder is to he used in altering For an investigation» of problems in utorlaiffisfi 213323 fading: (”‘33:
old style field and want artillery guns. concoction with publicrutllltlou .to do- house at ilostorl‘ ‘35.) 0'00 for the
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l. r urge term is $892,000 to termnoilhoouwllty and contort service '13me post-office; $200,000 for
(if, and fit SMIOHQH‘ ‘lllll‘i‘lekli. Hawaii. the human Mk0 “00.000. ‘ W on In. ‘130 000 for “Kill." “350 000 10? “16
'Nm animate tor continuing; sea ooaatwestlgatlon oi the tin-tortilla hood in New. Haven Mirth“ 'nnd court
alarm in the Philippines and Ilnfiirniln. wheels and union and other how; ”00‘0” tor-tho Newport M.
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immw “WWW“ "1‘“ the ““1” i” union and ultimatum: titutlou roi-
lily willbelnopummullng bellow the Harem oi {standstill ; ». ' »
. ‘ «_ > - . 000 for «room at Yank it. Y.
_ platelet mm mm! 1915. tho-warp. Among .qlier slim nan _ lilo , = “ Wm ‘-
Went m that ”$325.9“ ammo ammonium. “0.909. lupin.
numb» W (or an ul.’ no " ‘ "
pools to pay $30M” but the post “Plume than the current appropriation. ‘cillntion in labor disputes," and 518%
congress to l'nn-w it going. p p _
9" 000 while in the fiscal year ol’lilli').
necessary because the tax collection
for that your. lilxcuslvc cstablinh«:““ more than 512-000'000 and with 33
previous years. The secretary re-
lic-parlnwnt of agriculture, $19,06l.-'$10:459v000 is asked and $2,551,830 is
‘ $20,000 for investigation and ox«
lnillnn nl’l‘nirs, $10,208.9l33.
linrh mortars. icatini: tho cnlilo lick. an initrciaso Ol’
$l:li.'ism,«l07. ;ln tho long list of estimates in that of
1hiyah ipricc of cattle.
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of Hit- iu'o battlcships and right. ior- 1" a "0i" “000‘11131511|13"“lli lhi’ i‘iiilUf‘fil
it asks $50,000 to investlgnto the
$0,091.00". ’l‘liri sum of $300,000 in ho done by the» bureau of corporuv
oponrtions in iish; $25,000 for an oys-
wnli. and ”Wound for additions to la- of trusts and‘ interstate cormratlous
Tho sum of $54,286 is wantod‘lo “in-
val nun factory ill \Yimlilnhlon. tint); [concur-nu in the act creation it. Thu
want. ”($6.330 for investigating road
oiutnnwni ihni tho army limit in him and advantageously than smaller com-
icon ”provlunpg' “Wm..." M M llm‘i‘il.‘llilil’lrllilltiltlly,” Boys or lavorlto. "me cooperation with the pinion. or multi-
'I‘lm llopm‘llmmit ol' (lonimerl‘o link“ montutlvos abroad in bulldlnun tur-
250 for cuulp-mnnt ol‘ count. drill .. .
my “‘1- Th”“" invoutlgutlonu “m i" 5‘0 tho purchuiio of a alto and conniruc-
For armamont in rm do .l . .' . , .
i l 8 tom; in: am to be credited to tho pinto depart. Unit ed $th in ’l‘oklo.
ammunition for 'mmmlllll midi ii. i) . . , .*
l , ii ll ll't'olliii’lllllg MEHMJGB, of Wh'lt‘li $503, fine "90.000 {01" the Bangor. MINE.
lbarrno an. a , .. . .
in; all on rteru at Fort shaft required in the regulation of utilities. Denver; “75‘0” ,0, “1me
Al ‘ ' - .. . y , . .,
thumb the Mama canal who. their (allure, $36,000 it allow tor the the pig“. 0%,. M olden and $100.-
mu .1: Wm
concornlng tho host ‘tnethods of mar-3
portions-m
missionere for the first year the entire
'amount in onlarleo paid to the mayor
' and council of‘the old city government,
, for imaginary increased ”services. to
, be rendered in connection with the nu-
‘ pervisionol‘ the public library and tau
lug over the property of the old city.
was pound 0n pojtitloiia new moot-
ing has been called lor‘Thursdny evcni'
lug next, Dec. 4th. 1913, in the Town
Aatembiy‘ Hall, in that district. io‘ m-
oonsider .‘the former vow. and it is to
be hoped that a hung representative
gathering of the taxpayers of the din
trlct will be present.
As a water commissioner of the old
(lily of Norwalk. for more. than ielcvon
years. during which time morc than
$200,000 who spent for-now rosermlrs
and waicrgmalnn. and in every case of
large c " acts; the cost . was kept.
within the ontimates. I should be ablo
to ionow something of tho-value of the
services hindered to the city by the
water commissioners. Now, under tho
now consolidation charter, .is added
tho duties of supervising the public li‘
brary, and taking charge of the old
city propegiy. a matter of small lmy
portnncn compared with the control of
tho wnlcr dcpnrtmonl, and pupil extra
work'conmp more on the secretary of
tho hoard.‘who is naida good salary
for his ucrvlcon. than on tho commlw
sloncrs. 'i‘hc magnifying of those cx-
lrn services is made moi-it of in the
confusion on change of government
in asking to have the commloslonurn'
nulnrlos inndc it out) for tho first your.
unruly quite a mine from $75 per an-
illllil. own, with the additional duties.
and largely performed by the sucro-
liiry; certainly their new duties canw
not equal those of the entire. iormor
city governmuni. with its police. llrc.
lighting. sewers. highway departmonta.
etc. to he looked after.
In the forty yours since the begin—
ning of our water system the nominal
salary of $25 per annum has been paid
to tho water commissioners; and i
think. an a. rule. the city was well nerv-
od during' all that time. The dillliib
am not so urduouu. and can always be
no nrrungod up not to interioro. to any
extent with a commlnsiouer'u private
biiuinens.
‘ l lllllllx‘, however. in View of the
limo taken by tho commissioners. it
“would be well to ill: a larger salary
for the cervical; rondorcd. uomnlhlug
commonunrnlo with nlmilur ourvlcou
in prlviito bunlaonu ullairu. The nor‘
1vice of tho connninsloncrs,iu to be
compared with that of directors in
our banks and niunulscturing corpora-
tions; a salary of 1100 par unnum for
each commissioner, or a total of 3300
would no about the some on paid to
the directors of our banks and moun-
l'notnrlng companion, and a salary or
that amount would internist our bual‘
noon and retired men to serve on the
board. knowing that the services would
not inter-lore with their private burns
hero.
The South .Norwsii: Commiunionors
who. unlike our new Commissioners,
have served for years on the water
board, and where the work is very
much greater in“ all respects. have
voted to continues» in the mat, with
out any malaria: (or their services. _
which in‘ In striking contrast to the
demand: oi our new commissioners,
who come into obicuwlihout any pro»
violin knowledge or the dutlea to be
parlormod.~ The (loath at Mr. Wood.
our engineer. in a very unlortuuuta
circumstantial (it this time, tor in midi.
rtlon to a thorough knowledge of our
wutér aysw’in, be me at all times Ii
unto and comma,“ ' totiiu
W- all” raw or ,
om iii ’
. nerve tho working of the new system
doles. we have optioned. are the lull
to be road. and mum "mums
l nous: 3|th
ton. of the Firm Voting patriot,‘
3d last. to pay the new district court
‘ nel between
ed and experienced service. the lack‘
«which. in my opinion». will cont uni
bear in the future. 7 ‘ .
I think it a. line example or diam-l
taunted public spirit on the part or“
the South Norwalk Commissioners. ‘3
who fought :30 hard against consolidu- .
lion. now that it has come, to not take .7
udvuntuxd of the general confusion
and dllmd unreasonable compound. ,
tion to! their norviceii. The watchdog .
portmoat not! public library should”
but out a! politics, and the surest way ,
or doing “it in by not paying exorbitant
salaries to the manageru. it innate to ._
say that mimics once tilted will never "
be reduced. ‘ ‘ “ “"3 ‘ ‘
it is not very encouraging for those
who [voted for consoliiation. on the
promise or greater economy, to out
.d
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WWEW“ 1.x ‘
, ‘ *' rile remind Trmoliow‘
for the an Blanket [grid
which
starts Wednesday
1,80ilBlankets and Clim-
fortables to go on sale at
up to? on present time, with its“ latch
once as to the future. ‘
owner: 1. micron. ‘ l
Arm-mm
‘llElLLl imam ill in-
museum or
Comfortable .1 Sale,
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i ”According to the records at band?
.nt the close of this pension elk-Cowl
gross and on tho threshold of the:
inew pension which begins Morning;
“Congressmen Donovan and Kennedy‘
[presented no public bills during the! .
session; Congressman Lonergan has'
put in two; Congressman Malian a.
halt dozen, and Congressman Reilly!
. about a score. l
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1-3 less than regular prices
L Whagcongroumen Have Done.
Congressman honergim has pro
posed the appropriation of a million
.dollnrn tor the improvement of the
Connecticut river above and below
“Hartford and the appropriation of;
5200.000 for a new Hartford post ot—l.
lice. E
Congressman Malian has proposedfl
in bills. to make New London a port.
of entry, to have a survey made of?
Pachogue river at Westport, Middlo~l
nex county. to have a nurvcy of NH
antic hay with a view to the ostab;
llshment at a harbor or refuge, tor a.
survey ol‘ tho Thames rivcr with a;
view to establishing a 20-foot chan‘
New London and Non .
wich and to erect. a now public build-trency bill; the House will take up tip-i
ing at Danielsoa. l propriailonbills. l
Reilly's List a Long One. ‘ l W lAthletics’ Pitcher Hopes to Be in
Congressman Reilly‘s list oi billet SPORTlNG NOTES. Harness Next Spring.
introducutl is a long 0110. Two Nils“ "I’eoweo" athletes of‘hlgh class have. PHILADELPHIA, Dec 1—-—John W
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propose the erection of new $75.009in‘ot been uncommon in sports of all Coombs the Athletics’ twirlor who
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buildings at Guillord and at lilitordlikinds. Al Copland. a remarkably ver~
Anothér would establish a fifill Cul-Eaatlle man,»was (me; ‘39 was Eddie
tnrai station at Braniord and Sillltfllogg; and Al Shrnbb, (00, would qual-
anolhur would order it nurvey of Mll‘Eify in the “Brownie" class. Captain
ford harbor with a view 10 its ill?“ ll. 8. Morrison of the Princeton cross-
thor improvement in the interest otfcoumry team. who finished up ulnong
navigation. (“HP-1‘s providc‘. Etho lenders in the recent intercollegh
For the appointmonl 0" a specialan championship. in another. Tho Tl-
committco to investigate the linitedmer runuer weighs only ill pounds.
(Elgar Storcs company i it) create a:iio ought to carry ballast on a windy
UnitedStatos'Mcdicnl lirenningbonrti: idgy. Morrison would have been an
to uulhorlzc the socrol.ary.,oi‘ tho into-j may winner in the Yaled’rlnceton dnol
rim to set anido a parcel of land for run. but be slowed down m gym liar-
tho uuu of the Order 01' ”W‘s: grant: nett, his teammate, his varsity letter.
log on honornlilc discharge of civil Training placed for American Leag-
t‘lllllliiyen of £110 quartormnstor (Emil-“no clnbu next spring will be: Cleve—
mcnt. who served during the Civil War laud. Augusta. Gin; l’hlladlophlu. Jack‘
has been seriously ill in the Univer
slty Hospital. left the institution to—
day for his residence in thin‘clty. At-
ter renting for a few weeks he will re-
turn to his home in Maine.
”This is the happiest hour of my
life," said the pitchcr. “l have missed
a season of baseball. and no one known
how diiilcult it was for me to stay in
bed with the fellows playing for 8.
World's championship. I feel sure that
I will ho my old soil in a short time.
i am not going to rush things. though.
1 figure that if i hike it slow i can be
around again by the spring rcady for
my place on Connie Mack‘s pitching
staff."
and placing thrlr names in tho roll oi sonvllle. Fin: St. Louis, St. Peters-l Coombs will go to Konnehunk, Mo.
tho nrnly: calling the attention of tho burg. pm; Washington. Churlottes. He intends to do home hunting this
president to the inequalities of the pan,
col pout ruler. with roi-clgn countries; ,
grunting componsntion to letter curl
rlcrn and postal clerks injured \rhilo
in the discharge oi their duties: grant-i
ville. Va; illusion. Hot Springs. Ark;
Detroit, Gullord. Mien; New York.
Houston. Tex; Chicago, l‘nso ‘Roblosyi
Cal.
winter. strengthen his frame and send
the blood racing through his system.
RlTCHlE WANTS $15,000.
lug nddilionnl compensation to rnrnll MACKMAN_T0.BE DEAD. 'If McCarey Will pay It He’ll Box
mull curriors; to uxtund tho lurisdlc-E LEICESTER. 31393.. ”no, 1.-~l)eans Rivers in Vernon Arena.
tlon 01' “it? post office dcpi’irtment Pratt. former star first baseman ol' SAN ERANQISCO‘ Doc. 1_. i-Willio
over the MUN biwllii‘r‘vfi 0‘ WWW-tho Donn Acndrml’ “MOM” "m0. hi Ritchie. lightweight champion of tho
tranuporiullvil: ‘0 tlDlllli’ ”“3 “0“” dead at hits home bore. ‘1 NW" hav- world. announced today that ho. would
of labor for watchmen in ledorul int: resulted from an injury sustained agree to meet Joe Rivera in a return
buildinus; WWMHK ”‘0 “30 0‘ the)“, his right liuoc while practising
mail to naolntlos and organizations with tho Lowell. Now England Loag~
tho names of designations or which is no team. 'llo lulled gmduuny after
already “find by 0th"? Bileifill‘ifi 0" 0r' it became necessary to annuitnle hlu
gaulzationu: to establish an oxvel‘l‘ leg.
-muntal auto~postooucll route; “31'1“”; Pratt graduated from Donn Acadu
October l2 a national holiday to be only with the class of 1913 and won
culled "Columbuu Day." *algnt-d by Connie Much of tho Athlot- l aoN.
“ Reilly l0 PUB“ Billu. loo. Ai'tor successful work on the3 The gauge of “’right'g lailurn inplny
An the special session of (longronn nprlng training ti‘lil ho was let. out to at the Armory. on Thanksgiving Night,
ban boon given over to ”1“ 301° “0“ Jowell to set exverienco and was hit was oxplaincfd whoa Manager Godfrey
uidoralion of tho tnrlll' and currency on the right hand by a batted hull bad word from Wright on’Satnrday.
lugiulnilon, nono ol' thono biilu has, whllo practising. Wright in ”when with the pawn,“
boon conuidorod by committees of that WW .....- .Louguo loom and pamrwn played
ilonno during the pension. With that J|M REILLY’S TRIBUTE. ’Newburuh on tho holiday date at pm.
beginning of tho Wilma-1‘ pension 0“ Jim Reilly. coach of the Navy team.‘ onion. 'l‘ho Paterson manager. W. .‘i.
icnumss today. howovor. ll ‘5’ expect- and former Yale star. spoke glowinnll’ Jlownoy, got wind or Wrigltt‘n engage.
all that many of tlmm will not Illtmi-oihis team after tho game Saturday. meat .0 my with the sixth, on
tlon. Congressman ’lioilly in to llllhh‘ii'rha team was beaten. but has no Thgnkgglvmg. and that manager ox-
liln as much up 119 can and ii ‘5 oxpcct- cause to lump: its head. The men orted influence upon Wright. It mount
all other members of the delegation fought with tho courage typical of an luopenslun from the league, Manager,
will do the some. ‘ ‘Amoriean lieu oilicor. and were in them (Downey said, 1: Wright, did not play,
. Most of the delegation have boon all the time. 0; may” we regret that with Paterson. Under the oonditlonu
a1131(1th back “)6" public bills for lil- me 103" but some one, had to win, [ind the latter decided to limit) 1113 contract
troduction M ”19 ”8111M 399910“. bo- . we have the satisfaction that we save with Paterson.
canto it WM known that gene?“ 198' the best we had." ‘ " i Mum to set telephone connectiom
inlution outsideol turllt and currencyl W . on Thank'g‘vm“ afternoon, prevented
would not he consldorod this session} FOHNiNO DISTURBED PEACE.
That explains the apparent apathy of! (Richard Fornlno disturbed tho
members from Connecticut, outside peace of Wood street at 5:30 yester-
ol alarm. Reilly and Malian. ' ‘aaywann a telephone call to police:
“"0"” WIN?" lhumiquiu’iiaru sent Sergeant Leather-
Conxrouumnn- Reilly in attending. land and amour titration to the scallop
W! AWN“! football game in New the oomplalnt'utuiiugrthut a fight was
York today. , . . In: progress: Fomlnc had pickud in
Guantanamo Donovan returned t01iighirwich nnotlior mun. diction lined . .2
.Wsnhington‘thls morning torptcduy'agnlpy JudgoKeogh thiu‘mprnlnir."~il'or.l, ., a, mug TOURNAMENTS. *
reunion oi the Home. utter unending snino gloat uncured hill rulassefl from Notices for a pool and billiard noun
Thankixlvlnn at his home. , inputting slit months in hill on a. man mum to i... started with tho um
All membersol fill“ “138%!” flffirot‘a‘whlumyocliurgolodxed against “men on. .mmbaralsth. have begin
“W“ i" ‘5“ 1‘“ WW "hit” Mm “mew-term. «rm-m: 3W0. ; pow nu... chum ,, nil: clap.
mum drum. in um him! wtnowoiiiua in mom. may ”*1“!!de mum;
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would pay him a guarantee ot‘ $15,u<)i]0.
I! Ritchio cannot get this money ho
says he will go to New York for sev-
eral boats with Eastern boxers.
WRIGHT PLAVIN WITH PATER-
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trey. bolero the some. file has done
his host to adjust matters since then
thefllxth on fienomber am against
Duiihury. As the Armory in in, are
tonlint for a dance, there will lie-nu
some thin. ovénlng.
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match at Vernon ll Promoter Mci’tarcy,
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Wright from notifying Mnnager (lath
and will again b6 seen at center for
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