‘ to first print the sketch.
, QBanlucl’l ailing, Nomsik.
Mind’s Residence.- ‘
«a»...
soulsrv serious
Old Well. Lodge. No. 108, F. and A. M. ' A 1 . ,T
A Meet: in Masonic Building, South '| ' A...“ “ " ' ' 1;: 591'
"I'Jisln street. int and 3d Tuesday of‘ w“. “9!!! "‘0‘ ”mm '0' 5
, Heads oscillbicsiiel;ilcln- ‘ A
‘j each month—duly and Ausuat ex-
, e—aSo'co .(All Ma r , ,A .
A 33:02:. nth-clan; lexicon. D. 381:: Ainsllm alarms
'._,2=laealcll. w. M. Robert M. Wilcox, A Mi... 5 r
' .nnmoslrom‘. March l2.——Anetlm~~
‘ rumor concurring Walloon Jere
misil Donovan's allure to appoint it.
postmaster to succeed William All.
Marigold and 9. collector ofport to'
succeed ‘l'l‘l'ed Enos. or the reappoint-
ment. of these. incumbents was clrou
‘ lutod this morning among ‘Pllrlll
Leaguers and set them all to think-
iing and wondering what would lie the
next antic to be staged by the ‘fibumor-
, _ lst" representing the Fourth (‘on-
‘t‘ ' “I there appears an urticlo entitled grossionai District of Connecticut in
"53mm" composed by Rev William H the House of Representatives 9 at
1 Thomas, of Hickory Blull, and through Washington. '
“his kindness The Sentinel is enubied'f The story goes that “Uncle ierrv“
Dog 1m C‘l‘l will probably make no appointments
mtil the Democrats of this district
will find the story is most intelcstlng have nominated a Con grossmun and
it!!!" Chapter No. 39. R. A. M.
more in Masouic Building, South
_ fluid street, second Tuesdays oi
' A, each mambo—July and August ex-
]depted—at 8 o’.clocll All Royal Arch
Insane cordially invited. Charles!
‘ A. Tuck, ll. P. Robert w. Wilcox:
Sec.
-.. " ONLY A Dec.
4-..
'In another column of today' s '-Sentl
one. The most pertinent part of this possibly not until uiiel‘ the comm ..
particular dos is that his life was siouni election. The good points of
spent hero in the limitations of Nor- this attitude are immediately appar-
walk, and its islands. The editor com
mends the story as one well woilll
reading. ‘
WM...
AA cHAANcl-z or‘loucv.
V, The, decision of the directors of the
,‘Now Haven Bullhead ~to refer their
problems to the stockholders of the
company, the real owners. strikes the
Springfield ARopublican no a decided
change of policv. it certainly is that
,and it reflects the influence the swoll-
14‘ oned public opinion of New England
has had upon railroad officials nnd
directors alike; just as the previous
critical attitude of the general public
killed their spirit. It was the purpose
of the prevailing helpful attitude. to re-
vive the prosperity of the company
by aiding; it to overcome its distress
- and escape s. dissolution. .and the pun;
.pose is well directed, it ought to sug-
ceed even niore Agrutli‘yillgly.—«New
diuvon Journal-Courier.
MONEY FOR AMAHAN.
It is said that, ill the event of Con-
gressman Mohun being candidate for
United States senator, he would have
the financial backing of George M.
hinders-of New Britain. in his contest .
for the nomillatiou.~BridAgeport Tele-
gram.
CANAVAAN'S GOOD CARD.
firrsugos for Bout Between acne Mor-
' lady and Fred Valle on 261th.
NEW HAVEN March 12 «A splen-
did army at talent has been selected
lor the series of boxing bouts to ho
Hfhgod on the 26th at the Casino, under
the direction of Jnlnes 11: Cuuamn the
. well-known sport promoter. Aftcl
Alloveral duyLl of dil-llerlng (lunuvsn has
‘A‘ gotten together a card that looms up
well and one that is 1worth the consld~‘
Aeration of the public. Forty rounds are
9 included in the program that will be
' presented.
lanavnn. conceding to the wishes of
a host of ions, has signed Gene Morl-
llrlty for the star bout of twelve
rounds. Moriarty proved the stool
hit of the season via of his splendid
showing here last month. apposition
will ‘!)0 furnished by Fred Yollo. oi
’ illusion, who recently sent the veteran
Molly liniowin to the cleaners. Yelle
is one of the best llgiltwoights inBos»
ion. and will surely have his ovum
. ‘ lngis work out out for him.
ill the semifinal Dodo Mailer. 0t
. this city will battle with Willie
Wino, [loo 1'. Flynn's sturdy
_ Weight, for toll rounds. Much has
'been licking
out to one taking Mr Donovan” 9 point
or view Iin the first place, his lei
llro to appoint would hind both the
‘Pllrity Leaguers” and the "Organ-
lizotion" men to him at both the can-
'clls and election. us he could hold
the "big stick" over both and could
use it to good advantage whether
elected ()r not in the event that be
procured the nomination. it nomi-
nated and defeated at the polls, his
term of office holds until January 1.
1915. and in the interim between the
election and tile expiration of his 05 '
lice. he could appoint or roll to all-
point, just as he sow lit. The only
conclusion to he drawn in this event”
would be that llr. Donovan would
make his appointment from among
those that stood with him at the cell-
clllf and at the polls.
Fears Opposition?
All to the facts of the case, it is
.opcllly rumored that tlle'Deluocrstic
iconllngcnt in Bridgeport will knife
5Donovan at the caucus and should he
succeed in getting the nominationH
would oppose him at the polls. should
he appoint now. That there are weliA
grounded fears that such Will be the
case was made manifest only recently
when all appeal was made to the
lmclnbel's of the State Democratic
‘Central Committee to take ll hand in
‘Ultl Democratic party mix-up in this
{city and struightell out the many
‘tungleu which it is feared will spell
min to the hopes of Fairileld county
Delllorrucy and will jeopardize the
hopes of the State party at the next
Slate elcltlons. The trouble begun at
the lust municipal primaries; was los-
telcd at the elections. and brought to
a head when the subject or Federal
appointments was reached.
i Altitude WithOut Precedent.
present time as rundown/rill up-
polntment is without propellant, The
.iact that his failure to take some
' steps to heal the .Auiiferences existing
between thowarring [notions here
might lessen the chalice: of n Berni»
crane stale victory and might inter.
fare with "his own election nu not
caused him to act. Those that know
him and his methods have ”been led ‘
to believe that he is playing 9. visiting .
gnmetor a, purpose. Him‘agmssive
lltilltude lu politlcn‘hss ‘nlwsys been
marked as he has never buoncont‘cnt
lto follow along thollnei or least reels-A
lance. in {not his political experi-
ence has been one general round 01
mm- mix-ups and contests. ,
That the locsl powers will Mills
'om all throughout tremendous pressure to boil- W‘
1
Mr. Donovan's nttltudeuu to the A
couulrgzet'ha
1
wants item like {lithium
is?
Hollands. Mum“ 31M
we have AbeenA st‘alting in the newspapersof the
teat molly want; ‘i coma
editions b tailing Lydia E. Pmkham 3 Vegetable Com-
pound an it is true. .
We: on: pemuited to Apuhlish in this announcement
. , flue women. All have been
decently models clued unsolicilled _. Could any .evideucc .he
Win both sides and ouch a somneés .
up; MI
carious op.
- I could scarcely-ls bring lat timesM
mannervouslj, 9 not“? oughtlneverwouldho
alfvfiis Enigma ’3 Vegetable opemtiomwd ‘ ‘ '2
welnon.”—+l£rs.?fixllmw Smugfiounodsgpn,
52“ .Cllilmgm N. a... "I was in lad 1...... Jon m: 1mm
. £10 snidmnnd'wu: Vc dinervoushfi ii i: ‘wth ”l-
W 8 1mm ngverw W“ m
A dmdmdvise ’ lake dill ll:- Pink-
ham’uV
WE BAa-J‘d‘llc doctor advisedv a eserum ratio but in ‘
3W damsel-m n. momma m°5omm x” mi, i
use. 11W mushrooms“
1% Shock. ”St. Hanover, in. a m ‘
v' “I .a“. a
is” ...;. mi“...“ir‘:im
a on as some up ‘
mil in the o ration and gm 8 'kham’s Vegetable toColu-
moorland! workedo mkmlew and l tellelller women
what it has done for roof—M. nxswow, 2900 811:. East
William Street, mentor, Ill.“ 5, .
5
oration Doctors
'L-Mrum slums
Cmvmuu. Onto.- —“I was very irre
tobloOumnouléd. cud Ifilddlym say that I am now enjoying
inane St, Chariot,
lor and for severcl yours
0 my side pained me so that I unsafe to hove to undergoun
Would help me. ltook
m Compound and I became
clue and will always
Mrs. 0.1L Gulls-mil.
pain. I can mm for all
hyumuandhel instinct
Prepaid Especially ForATlll': Newspaper
Rhoda Island and bears an enviable Donovan to third seine when in “the . ‘
‘ 1mm.
2‘ ,
‘nesr future goes without «Vina. 53m; "
we or «the prelim Kid Am»: the {not residue on he is not 9 be AA
Lemons
._.——.—-~-
by. Pictorial . Review
A limo“ mock.
1
l
v
1
said they Almewof no
Lydia E
witthe hi lest praise. -* '
rsfihmmnir’mevma. ..
mmnmlurmuuluuumomoo ; A- .
‘ 30091013 MIALALYKN, Idsiflmfor advice.
our. e torwl ed. road in unusual ,
com J'
(Sci oYercncsl
floméyDrch‘. slang
that
e _ ..
dior and igo' " 5-: AI '
ngoodmegi-A ‘
, .
‘9‘;
attention will be rapid today to uthe
shirt.
To make, it will require ABA-Move!
86-inch .lnllterlnl. Two yards oddl-
llonnlwill he..nccd,ed for tho owl
mulling 7 yards in all. Very wry
silk my ho obtained from 16, cents a f
yard upward. and the new mm are
charming in their coloring
To out out the skirt, the silk in first
milled. than the pieces mun-lull wlul
triple "TT TTT" portal-litmus are. placed
on s inunthwlso told Act the gum. Tho
piecing (or the tunic *ll laid on I
lengthwise thread. The tunlrly however.
is placed on an open length of the silk;
To make Ailla .nkirt. Ilium down tho
center-buck or book [ore to lane "0'
pol-tornado. finish «is» tor placket.
Join mos no notomA 'l‘usn home at
' iron}, page of tunic and in pleat on slot
perforations. Close buck seem of ill-
nic from ium "0" memos: to low-
or edge. finish edges who for “when?
Gdthcr upper and lower- WI 'tulllc
Ifld PM! Mm douhloA “T1“ pm
fermions: upper cubes indie-ted by
doodle “n" perforations. Ari-ms lu-
nic o'n sores. center-racial oven: stitch
upper edges together, bringing slums,
small "0" perforation to cldo loom.
Bring folded am of ham to smell Al‘o" .
perforations in- front Anal... nub Aiming,
corresponding Aslnslo lam and small
: “lo" perforations l'n tunic and in from
core together: their lpvlslhly.
in 391mm at lower case and union
with a tassel. Arron'golpl'out on skirt.
oenlorlhuoks even: stitch upper edge-
togolher. bringing told of burn to small
”0” perlorutloll. .lu hunk ”MG (Iowa’s
iron for, ,
opening. “Butch “that: sum-r. 15“
in: «due to loll. o: center—limit
or pic-L slung Mlil mm M
perforations in book gore. Adjust n
mbmfia or I. AM Mm
2 inches wide to position undernouth
upper edge of skirt (or ollm' Wish
upper edges toxoihhr. ,
The skirt and M69 me Jam .50-
, Buoy was imam 98 "1‘1 Cool) the Sop;
cud." whereupon the oiilclals relenteiil _
‘mmnmmmmbs
2W1“
.:
“lmml
i! .
.llrrlved iler'p ' “
on the first
' MM M01900. Munch l" ~Thd .
Chinese buebsll team or Hawaii; A
I which m we yesterday on the j
W Honolulu. owes its escape!
iroln spending the night in the detain
alley. The immigration officials word
' deal to protests that the pluyers we‘re : '
instills bum merino citizens, my}:
eight were voters and six members 95 9
A then-million W own. «we is
com." said the ofllclels. “but they'll
.mon one Mongolian and must undergo
the. “lid. examination. "
Then it was pointed out that 95:"
land the players Were permitted in ‘
Ween-om ' :
Thetasm will ploy its first some as
day with stile university of Collierniu'l
l
FEDS TO START MINOR LEAGUE/3i . .
NEW YORK. March 12.—~Confirnlsl
'tion of reports that the Federal Long
m ’ uo dillclsis were working on a. schools 7 -A
i to organise two minor loaned to pro--
:vido ‘bel'tilii for players cast of! by the
mutant organization, was mode here
yesterday by John Ward business
manual- of the Brooklyn
league club.
The establishment by the new league
of recruiting forms is President A ,
Gilmore's latest plan in his light.
millet organised baseball and Mr
Ward said that it met with his lip
prowl.
While in the South President Gil-
more says he will keep in close touch
Ammonia-humor Nationall
an 13min
gamblers who
The MILO!
m1- .941
pours THIS WEEK.
Thursday.
rlovlilo.
WW Welt: u. Kid (Jordon at Mo-
Mlle.
I Ad Wolsut vs. mainline at will
Venice.
5 Friday.
llouux Shoal-no Vs. Mach Cross at
Nu York.
Phil Gull VI. null: m oi New
T923
1
dental-day.
Young Ahoarn yo. Adrian Hogan at
Pull.
Frank boulxhery vs. liaiian Joe (lens
at Philadelphig.
Jolt Smith vs. Eddie liloGool-w at
manor.
W
t GAFFNEV elves swans $25,000.
moon. GM Moll 13.v-Preuident1
James E. Gsffney. of the Boston Brav-
sc. arrived in Halon hot night with
certified check for 926,090, mode pay-
slide in John 1.1mm, the bonus for
min: a Boston contact. (leaner
also stated that 'Bill Sweeney had not
been awarded the Ohms chill. but
“2“ Elli Md memo» mum or
Assignius or Chicago contract in order
' {not he mill“. hotter himself
I
l
ClCOTATE DUMPED m on: INNING
HAW col. Much Alan—'-
The Chicago Box dropped yesterday's
some to memento by the close score
cl 4'!» a. tiresome being-won ‘by the
”on Moll an Angel island, principuh _ '
Al! to the Annmarie: Ouwelder Eli
Federal {
Either
,5 .
Little iicallly
.‘Icnd iillli L Drawers
and Wants
"always sold at 250. each, culls
price only .19:
All" how T011550!)
Laces
A '1 to 3 inches wide. lumlvm A
iefiy of pretty patterns, voice
A580 9" yard. Sole Mom...
‘W
.40.
"Swiss and flambrlc
' ’ Edges '
' , 5 inches wideg. AWide range
of new designs, voice lSc and
5 17c ,per yard. Sale lime 10“
(homes
‘ Vlwlthsleeves of not undshnd- .,
’ cw laces. villus. “ 31.590 each. "
' sale"g’m'-“"""'”‘ ..... 9.590
Tango Bead
Necklaces
'A- All the neweSt shades. Value
l
i
t
'whlcll with its strong
.‘to draw unusually lcrse crowds “Witty We»
Anon: W of the Warnings that “sit mi
‘ . .inriloe ................. 121,9
HEWIMDTW
Linen
‘ ATM; ill-oz importation. jam.
mm min Alarm, 00 inches '
A midwall m ileum Donal»
colors. spewed ADOY‘YMV] 59:
Dress Crepes
100 new pieces, M all'rlvod "
' in all latest designs and colon
Actnql .miuo 25¢ per
Percales
in5the newest. spring amigos,
light and dark colors, whine '
l9 l-llc our yard. 6an price ‘
...................... 954‘s
Curtain Volles,
40 inches Yidefi'flne white. Ivy-9
ulor. price, 25¢ per yard. Gale ;
Brown Sheeting
Z36 ‘incheo wide, value to Mr '
50c. ouch. Solo mrice....29e
yard. Sale price .......... 5o
[hill (90915! IN
lflll’flflii Slim
m A f . ' There are Now 2 9E4 millions in
may” MW” in m» _
Norwalil, end llil, 293
in the Slate
Tom pinion” vs. Bill Fleming ”wa The loilomng‘ information. obtained
Southern New England Telephone
one comprehendirenels of this corn
loony’ s systw unit in the great-i
or system that forms ll not worn of
«who alums um arm and link to-
W m Amine country.
The Telephone (lemony has I to
tal d meaty five hundred and eighty
employees on its pay-rails. twelve
hundred, or practically and-half of‘
whom msctunliy macadlnuultlng;
up and talking down the' continuous.
overwidoh .mililoudadlom our:
ed yearly. The Abalon‘ca Are. “moist.
. ed with either the plant or the 4:0va
mania-l Ailments.
The State is divided into slxty~slx%
exchsnaeoror mum and located-
in these are sixty-eight central of-l
lice buildings-«Nor Haven and um
lord each having two. “mined in
ouchlof‘these. or course, to «plant and:
traddc equipment/essential. to such
centers. -
connecting the subscribers to these
control offices and linking the differ
m,'4ntoAme-Amt om. Mint is
ill'ium connected to thor states. are.
underground and norm choice. anew
will-a or will lines and submarine cué
MOM loud wire millions for. the
Iliote of 309,081 miles.
coast team in thefthiodinidntr when.I
hunched hits resulted in tour runs mi
in: War the pan The loose Aileldin:
of the Sacramento team did little dum-
use.
in the s: elem there are 110,289
telephones Or amnronimsteiy one tele-
phone every 109M“: motels
111,586,955 oflll'MNllmw helium
A. local, toll ling long diatom m
some» ' lust Arl- cannon.
809009.
calmer. mm...» toll champion
8i! millionth mo sin-sour titio'
use. ran-ll "i! ~ilirsncis “on .
W 1M Will Endorsed. runnec‘ ,
sogesam passed every wally-tour
dim during m your.
ammmmum
Ammdm Want! at
that time 5311,191 W {file
Company gives In excellent idea of "
ontsflWhAflmmsfiA
Between those Williamsmmcw
rowtll has,“ in 0‘99’919594509 in ‘
. i DILLON Min LEVINBKY cones.
nor-rm, Mont. March samples on.
Ian. at lndianapolis, and Battling Lo
. vinslry. of New York. have accepted
‘mrmwtorafimundbmtlnnumco
the night of April 14. for the light
heavyweight championship, according
to announcement today by the massage
‘ment c! an athletic 'ci'ub’.
«Sentinel Wants one '3 quick action
,nnd inexpcuslvs means or ammuni-
lcation. TLoy afford I in” way of
carrying a message to the ones who
at tho-local exchange office of The:
will be the most interested.
New York, New iiaven
and Hartford
Railroad Timetable
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IN EFFECT NOVEMBER Sin, 1913.
.SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW ’ORK
A. II.-Al:20x, 5:292, 5:411, 8:09.
6:55, 7:18. 7:46, 8:112, 8:55;, 3:1“.
9:37, 10:27x, 10:45:, 11:“.
P. .M.-——1:081. 1:18, 3:90, 3:99. 4:4“.
5:12, 5:48. 9'0'01, 8:43, 7:31:..9:9’!:.
10:12:, 10:52.
Sundays.
A. M.——12:651l. 6:33,
10: 271, 11: 24.
P. Mr-lafih, 2. “ll, 2: 001:, 5. 44
6: Elk. 7.12, 7: 57!, 9232:. 10:12x,
10:19.
£141. 9154.
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NCIWALK.
l. mammal. 4:46;. .5362. MM.
9:99», 8:511. 2:151. ninth: “905.
”Min, 11:98. 9
P. M.—-—12:08x. 1:05, 1204:. 1:57.
2:30;, 8155:. 4:29. 5:063. 6'84. 6:". .
Erbium. ,.A;8:lk.,A12:M. nut Ll".
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1.8. unmet. 6:09. 8:09. C: m.
w: on. nook.
Ruin-11:20. own. mm. 3:021.
6:04, smalls. .lllllixldllmmzmulux.
scum “NORWALK ro MAI-4M)!"
‘Al. murmur. 1217:, 6:09. l 1.18.
. 9:183. 10;321.‘11:11‘li.
Ar. llamas. lrzlle. mo, calls.
his. 9212.9 Alisa. cm, mo: 1mm. ,
tom 21196.."
A AA. Aug-crisp, 12:11:. "1:49. mo. .
mouth a bolt of melt m
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