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lg " News Department
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7socin'rv7 uoTlcss 7
in Well Lodge. No:108.7F.7ond 7A.M.
ts in Masonic Building. South
in street. lot and 8d Tuesday of
such month—«July and August er."
7 pledwat 8 ,Qlclock. All Master
Masons cordially invited. D. Burr
Beach w. M. Robert M. Wilcox,
Boo.
tiller Chapter No. 38. R. A. M
Meets in Masonic Building, South
Mull) street, second Tuesdays oi7
each month-July and August ex
3pted-nt 8 o'clock All Royal Aron
Masons cordially inv.iied Charles
x’l‘uck. H. l’. Robert W. Wilcox,
MAHAN’s BROMLET.
ryan F. Malian. of New London.
dialled as "the next United States
actor from Connecticut" at abun-
‘uet in his home town the other even.
zinst. (His friends are very busy fur-
zlittering his hoomlet. it is reported.and
:lmidon may yet aspire to prefix anoth-
11' title to his name. Muhan's candi-
3‘iipd)’i~it is said. will be certain it Honi—
_‘er s. Cummings. of Stamford, enters
’_ » the senatorial field. (Such a contingen-
. 3y doubtless would result in a brilliant
3‘ reopening of hostilities by the Demo-
} .cratic motions in Bridgeport. the “Or
7 gnuization" lilting up with Cummings
and the “Purity League" with Malian.
.lievelopmentp on the Democratic side
or the House point towald a victory
for the (Republican nominees—Bridge
port Standard.
t
77777 CHEERFULNESS lN fiiSASTER
’117IAs an example of cheerfulness in
7'i-he face of disaster consider the City
of tHarttord The burning of the Un-
£70“ railroad station—~entailillg a loss ol‘
5300, 000, and putting the traveling pub-
lie to the discomfort of a temporary
utructure tor a long time to come-4s
received with an air of patient resig-
nation that is truh commendable. in
fact. ‘Hartford'u state of mind as re«
floated in its pr,ess seems not for re-
moved from a feeling of absolute pleas-
lil'e. The capital mourns its loss with
phout the same intensity of feeling
. are over all the other championship *
“unbroken victories tor the pint lien
many supporters in his claims taht distance running on the 839w Haven
lhe can reverse this result it given dunno map again
genother chance.
.‘llle;«versatile olliceiiolder. from New
around the Middle West at the present We circles he has made many friends
. \ery that clip and he ranks now with man, president!!! the Chinese club .
owrid’s championship from Hooker: '7
aohluldt ”Chicano. . “
Both Aims and meko no looked 3:1“;233 frnfigodybmztn
it ill heed '
9011' 7777 ending 57” 77770767778180 informed the clerk that he be-
nod to the world's champions or
"197127 and stated that in the We’d
aspirants now in this country. The
former has a mmarllsble record of
years. while the Pole has had only.‘ iii ,3
35“ng mu 8008'“! mm" hint under. "talich 5011!th OI' IONOI'I‘O‘W
catch-w catch can rules in the mat ""' “’"“
flVe years. He has not been heated at 7BILLY ““35““ 1707 mm -
catches-cuteness style in a tiniehl} AT NEW HAVEN
match since he met Gotch and he has —. An attempt will be made to out long
Mandi? 3min.
March 9, when Billy Quw.lhe.mulnr
Yale running couch and liter-Wes-
sional marathoner, will moeWoodund
Blittgerald. a professional» ions-distance
relay team. The race will be run on
t 9 same plan as at the time when
Johnny 'ilnyes mood at team in this
city several years ago QM rpnninf
ten mile sand Woods and Flugeralin
five miles each. The race. ‘wlll3be held
in the armory. ‘ 7 7
Judging from Queal’s record, he
should give his opponents a still argu-
«~~-——-* ~— —-*~"~' '- fluent. although he will be up What
MANY LIGHTWEIGHTS big odds lwhen racing a team of the
iN WESTERN RAN K8. calibre of Wood and Placenta. Glues
There are more good lightweights Queal'a entry into Yale and «local nth-
To bring Abng and Zbyszito to
gether at Boston, Promoter George V.
'l‘uohey gives a purse that. amounts
practically to 810. 000 besides a. bonus
to Zbyszko to come to this country
from France. where he was tinder
contract at a big salary. The holders
of this contract demanded remnant
ntlon for its cancellation, thus adding
to the amount that the Boston pro-
moter had to guarantee to bring these
mat giants together.
time than there have been for several here ’ond his supporters should be on
yours past. There was a time when a hand in goodly numbers when the
really high class lightweight was a starters pistol cracks at the bcgin
vory scale article around these parts, ulna oi the ten mile grind
but they seem to be coming into their; »~—--
own again. l TO START BENSON APRIL 25
Charley 'White, the Chicago 133: (:lncmo, we», ”plenum wm.
pomldcr. has developed into a 1‘61“ man of the Chicago 'Federul lmuers
iiratelass lightweight and it. will not said yesterday alteruoonhe Was still
be surprising to find him battling tor confident that Catcher William Killi-
a title before 8. great while. for would play with his beam The
Pal Brown. the Minnesota light Chicago club would take the case to
weight, is another boy who stands in court. should Killiler decline to join
the trout rank and at the present time t," Weeghman roitentedfl
he has a challenge out for a battle T: Some of the smaller stores on the
with Willie Ritchie over the 20- round bite of the: your“ W799 local
route for the championship Browdl grounds were attacked by wrecker-p
is not hulking on) bluff. but has a. mania,” and work. on up, grand
folfeit of $5,000 to go with his chal- stand in to begin soon, said Weegh
lenge. This forfeit is only in case at man 3
u 20- round battle. , l The Federal Imagine will not open
iohnm Griffith. the Akron. 0-. its playing season until April 25 and
lightweight, has shown himself to he the smdg and grounds in most or
a wonderfully clever boy and a fairly its éltlee wit be many by that time,
good hitter. He in coming along at a u was said yesterday by limos Went»
-..........._~..- .....
..~—.—~-w -——-—-
Charley White and the rest' of the
Stars.
l MANAGER CARRIGAN
Jon Mundot,
tht- TAKES Hi8 PITCHERS
the Southern
7b! Manager Garrison he might be fore;- .‘ 3 1
ed to call upon the management for o7
'7 tlllat migl‘lli bei exhihltc: M la “:19“ weight, who is making Chicago his
77 70779 to on: re secon cousn as home is another rboy who seems 107
died and M77 him 8070 heir A little have come back in pretty good shape.
22:787777781217 d “5:12;; 31'“ £5332: Jimmy Dull’y, the Buffalo llght-
l ht on be classed with the out
3, two—and then unnlloyed happiness. ngho £130 is out with a challenge u;
If wishes could have encompassed the .thchle for the championship.
destruction of the Hartford railroad he“ Britten the Chicago 13'
elation we suspect that that benightcd pounder is neai' the top of the heap
77.777UC77V7\7.77117;077777 7777;: 77:17:31?! ‘73“: and only awaits a. chance with Ritchie
ago 9 "ne‘ 3° W “ r for the title
77787777770770" Telegram And these are boys of the Middle
_.._,____._._. ....
§.West There are also some very good
PRAISE FOR PHILLiPS.
ones in the East and on the Coast.
The Secretary oi! State Albert Phil 0f the entire lot, there is not one
7173‘ fiesgtml’ozd, 7550;733:7477: Indus: of them lighting any bottlir today the:
n e u a ’70 n 0 a 3 Ad Wolgast. the Mich gun euros .
tote. has Just. set at rest the report who demonstrated by his tights wilth'
tenalvely circulated that he was a. White and Rivers that he is in no line
‘ufligfifcyrlgem‘fim; 0788;573:8113 shape now an whlan he loufihtlllib'e‘ll‘l:
‘ . ‘ for the title and out on a on
menu 2222.22 31-63;
9 l is to at onwlt tolea n
declaration in this connection that him: ten-refind contest. or over the
to Haiti “its to it, and which will marathon route.
p l to all Democrats of Connecti-
ilo know this State oificisl no one
the circling men in the party. He
ii ed that. ehould he be named
3 ire-ploy referee. it would com}
in) to resign as secretary of. state.
enfhe added that, inasmuch as the
p e‘ of. the State oi! Connecticut have
Mottled him to the oilice of secretary
”of. plate he proposes to keep right
3;: dill: in that odlce until he finished his
full term. a trust that was put upon
by the Connecticut voters. a Mr
lbllity which he will try to dis-
‘n e to the complete satisfaction“ oi. tiling.
7° $3033“: h;;‘}afi‘:y“o¥°£g audio carol-5m vs. run m at
on
lllpsllas been s. mum: state 0”“ '
fund has plven entire nitlsftlo-
the many callers who have w
p with his department. The Don
BOUTQ‘FOR THE WEEK.
Tonight. . .
Matty Baldwin vs. Fred .Yello 8t
Auguste
Jimmy Fauna vs. Ono mound Ho
gun at Merieville.
Thursday.
Johnny Glover vo. Joe Eugen at
Lawrence.
North Abington.
den. .
Jimmy bully vs. Waddle WM It
tat. Louis. 3
Eddie otnrlon w. m decent
Madden. 3
rut Mom in. Johnny Dundee
New York.
mic-on the Mum of men or his
3mm” and fidelity to duty.
ov-
Australian has been stunted a,
BOSWN, Feb. 85.4l-Mannger (Torri-
gan oi the Boston Americans with new.
oral members of his pitching stud
left yesterday l’or the training quar-
ters at diet Springs. Ark. Gather hate
tery candidates will be picked up on
the way. The holders will not report
until March 8, but whether that oontln'
gent will include Tris Speaker, who ll
on the world's tour at the White So:
and Giants. is still a matter of speed
i a.tion Speaker has not yet signed
with the Red Sox and is said to have
been approached by agents of the Fed-
oral untrue.
A8! THE "EMMY iN DRAW.
PANAMA, Feb. 25.—-Ab0 the Nuts-
bny; of New York. and mute liven. o! '
Seattle, boxed p twenty round draw;
here before '8. large crowd yesterday
afternoon. Abe in middle and heavy-
weight chumpion of the isthmus.
‘m—mw-w
LENNON DEATO YOUNG 0N FOUL.
NEW YORK. Feb. BEN—Eddie Lon
non won tronrflhorloy Young. whoo‘ul»
stltutod for Frankie limbs. in til
sixth round on a tent last night et'
Brown's Gymnasium. mm bed a
for this el‘footlvo llttl'o dross.
,nludo without 11- lining and has the
I
Sold only i117 70h: sin bottle. never in bulk
or; otherwise. to protect the
babies.
dairy efiV’chtwdl
flame DI‘QJ‘f/‘(d/Ong‘
LIIORJ’
M
- Prepared Erpedkiiy'l'or Z/tir Nm’rpapn
13V Pictorial Revised
65437
Dark-Mus toilets. trimmed with hand
wbroidory in the some shade is ‘lflflh
. ' t
sleeves out in one with the upper part
of the blouse walnut.
Nothing mono serviceable could be
designed tor smell girls than this lit-
tle dress in dark blue inflate trimmed -.
with embroidery in the some color.
The sleeves are made in one piece
with the upper port of the blouse and
0‘ may be in either ions: or short offset
Three yards of toilets at 81 u yard
will make the drone cost 88.1: is un-
lined. The silk should!»
good lead up to the time the fight was wide.
s.topped .
WW «Mi-Mb-
NO LONGER AND 000” OF
IO“.
comm o. .
coo-fully amped. W m
““3 MW "' R" “m“ mm“ atom. pitcher but ”It with m 0"" «crap 0! mm» in ms rho
' - “in" NW N: "HUM In PM!“ Mr
Joe not-roll vs. Unknown at Liven hero is“ W M in M I“ . munumum than to!»
once Nationals. mm lrdclnltoi
Mini lupus-om
7MW~7 1M
i For: 'roo 3m: iron new”.
Glitch West vs. 7K. o. Pelitl st Merl». J” m M, am “3 ‘0“,
For mun: but the “I. bid the
tomato uni on the imthwiue told
piece the skirt (H). inept (Al 9M3 nob
lcr (15).. On “I Ionuthw‘in om piece
the mill! for the shift: the-buck
M ”.3...” mammal fitment.»
om, ..
mu. Prion oi puttem. id colitis:
" ‘ 7 prepared byhimloroversoys.
vou'LLglve vault baby the BEST .3:
may...“ um Fletcher’s Costello. ‘
A LITTLE GIRL'87 7713737388.
88 "1305057
.
.8850,.JQHHSTON..-auwlflfi. ‘
The 'greatest ‘Bed Blanket"
ever offered 20: the money,
3 looks and were like a 5500
Blanket Salo- Principe:
, pair .................... Si.”
Comfortables
. 7 These prices have “Quick Action”
‘ in them.
Yeoman poo m Mandela: ahvlugu they more to you.
‘ 1.ot cold weather pot in which you 777:7." need them ‘
m
Plenty
e.
3 81.25 con Foursome.
itegulnr Size Comfortable-s,
tilled with white comm. Pm»
sth top. Sale Price. eat-it
79c
$1 on iCELAND summers.
50777 polio of heavy fleece Ice
land Bunkers Wong, heavy,
short nap, white and my. Sale
Pride, per pair ...‘ ....... $1.19
82.053 BLENHEiM BLANK are.
. Lame also died Blankets.
with neat pink and pine borv
EM; > “3 PM. W
$5.50 TO $10.00 BLANKETS.
Handsome Wool Blankets,
big full size, white, gray and
plaids. All marked for qniok
nice-lance. Sale Price, per
1' pair ................... 85.98
650 COTTON BLANKETO.
pair .................... $1.49
5 .
300 pairs White and 'Blue
Cotton Blankets for single
beds. Price,palr........39c
u
to blue redlt.
PlTOHEiR PiEH JOIN8 AMENDGANB.
MADISON Wis. Feb. 25 .-—Cy Plea."
a pitcher, left Madison today. to Join
'3. t 9 New York Amelie '5 spring trpin
i7 ti‘lp. -‘ Ho formerly played with
Dayton. in the Central League
FEW 'lLUNOIS“ WOMEN VOTED.
Now tuck the back or the waist, CHICAGO F911 25.--Compar7atlvsly
3777;777:775 7777:83737777777777777777'717'7‘77 nut u in, low Llinoie women yesterday took ad
(‘1 rum 0 0 ed o If“ item in
right back at 852mg... (lather upper vantage M the" first opportunity to
and lower edges of front. and loved“ me under the ”0mm“ 0' the no.7
gage of but“ between double "T1“ State “than low. Returns tabulated
DQrfm‘aithE Saw sit-ate Het‘tlon to here today indicated that more than
front and back as notched. Close un- tered
dcr arm and sleeve seems as 'notched twothirds 0‘ the resin women
Adjust stay to position underneath mulued away from the primary 818°
lower edge centers even. small "0" per-7 tlons held in many cities and towns ot‘
[oration at under-arm seam sew either m 3mm
collar to neck edge as notched. Clone
cult poem on notched. new to lower in chm the wt“ number “‘le
edge of long sleeve its notch - man who voted ms 47.529. or about
Close book scum of skirt from large 30 per. cent. of those who had quail
"0" perforation to lower edge, finish field The heaviest Woman, vote in
oil I above (or 5 din Turn hen:
”grow" edge on gum} "00.. perm“, the State was at Gulcsburg. the scene
tionn. Form inverted pleats at each at a. "wet" and “dry" contest, where
side ”‘l' “‘4 “‘l‘BF'mck 8'0““! W the men oust nearly ”choir of the
clot perforations, bring tolded edge total Vote
near center-hock to center and bring . }
remaining tolded edges together on “"9309 0! ““11”th 133095 3““
line of small '0" perforations: prom stormy weather were reported as the
pleats. Bow to lower edge of water, 1 e v to in
centers even. bringing “he of smell “glamour!“ the light null-apt o
“0" perforation- co under-sum beam 0 or c on
Adjust belt. center-bucks even, upper Seven Chicago women were “OW'
98%: 5i: “If" Milo“: “Deer em 01 wig: not for alderman without opposition.
e co ur a very pretty finish
with embmldem “muons This (1430- Three of them are Progressives and
omtion may be used for short glee". four socialists. Two women, candi-
olao instead or the conventional cult. dates on the Democratic ticket. were
37".“ 3"” ”mum b" “Mbri’idema ”9‘0" defeated. 'l‘en alderman were retired
t 8 i108.
55 13 to private lite. All or them were illemv
CONSTRUCTION GUIDE, 7 cents. and. with one exception, were
opposed by the Municipal Voters' was.
no. ‘
3 in some oases their male opponents
received the votes of more women than
did the feminine candidates.
n...—
A8“ WEDNEBDAY AT 81'. PAUL'S
'Thore will he a short service and
' ‘addrees this evening at St Paul's
Church 3st 8 o’clock to which all are
invited. as also to the daily services
which will he held throughout the set.
3 non of lent at it odd 5. Elle Friday
evening services will be choral. with
7 special preachers, the hour of service
being 8. The preacher lit the service
this comic; Fruity night will be the
. Benton Wagner. -
Folders with a printed lint oi! the
. services (it fit. Paul’s. lcufiete and
soluble reading
No7 5848. sine- 4. s. t. to. u m u
', ‘ trauma «mining
mnmtuuiWNu-tuoimm.‘
WW‘
W7 router or (trace Parish. The Rev 87'.
messenger and escaped from the mov-
ing train as it named-San Francisco
wane econ HA8 shook.
dudes Howard B, Scott, of Dan-
5711119811938 8 slight shock in his
ofiice on Mendel; 1881 end will be opin-
lined to his numb Yer a" number 0
weeks The judge is widely known
throughout judicial circles in the state"
and highly respected by the members
at the but and bench. ltis expected
that 1:1ng 800“. will appoint. some
Donbury or Bridgeport Judge to sit on
the Count 0! Common Pleas. Criminal
aide. during his absence.
m... .
New York. New Haven
and Hartford
Railroad Timetable
IN EFFECT NO‘JIMBER it. 1813.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW ’ORK
A. DIM-I 208. 5:85;, 5: 411., 8: 09.
0: 55, 7: 18. ’1: 46, 8: 113. 8: 7551:, L15;
ll: 37. 10: 271, 10:45:. 11: 44.
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5:12. 5: 46. f 00x, 8: 43, 7: 31:3. 9: '81:.
10:12:, 10:52. 3
Sundays.
A. M.-12: 552:. 5:33. {142,
10: 271. 11: 2.4.
P M. ~14: r\Oll, 2: 44x, 2: 001. 5: 474.
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10:88.
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8180:. 8:3:355:.429. 5:058, 534., 5:."
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9 161. 10: 82:. 11:11:.
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