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Evening sentinel, Monday, April 6, 1914 · page 6

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crstt Degree. All Muster Masons cor-

IILIaII'y ind Iii-516mm anlLiod.

Fraternaiiy 90’er .
nobnafr M W1LCOX,“’806'¥. s3
Alfred Noyes. the English pm,- was
to have been the guest to! the Harvard
L crew yeéterday at luné'h ht fhé train- L
ins table in the varsity club ISwin~
‘L burne was a remarkable swinILLhLier. lBy-
L ron a more famous one; and Noyes in

L' eight—Springfield 'L’R‘epdbiicun.

RIGHT To 1L'11LF. pomi.

it is said that in South America: ,
they have conferred Ii new titieA‘ on he
(oionL'el——“ \‘luy Simpatico" «which is:
transl'ILIted as meaning,‘ ‘ilow nice he-
is." As to the appropriateness of it.’
, _ await the verdict oi William
LA Brunch at AlmeyrdSch'iInchtLuiiy Gal
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round neck. sow are coilapLL
edge. center-bucks oven 'iih
edge of outer frI‘IIIt.
.. volumes-ruin lIIILmL on
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between dodblo "LT

Adjust to pbfliiitfh,
'~ edge dyer caper MW at anthem in
' or frdht and ”back buster-barks
bring'ihg from *edgLo to arrinil. “
{oration hear from edge "of biting d
notch .It undcr- -arm seam . .

'i'hls model in also abortive In ration.
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'.-~.——~
The folelgn sculptor who is InOdei‘
ling a figure of the‘ Woman of 19111" A dressy design carried out ill “'1’
has happily Lsolved L‘LtLlIe problem oi dint-mu kinda of silk and trinLn'noLd,‘
catching her costume before it be- “'m‘ "10”“ be" Mid rovers The war .
.came oldinshlbned by representing her ““1 turn-over “on” are 0‘ “‘9‘"

as IIude.~~-.\Iew York World.
M ._~ Here one] ‘Bgos art unusually sILIInrt
version or tile Ltrork deteloped in wide— . .
With the egg market broken through 1y contrasting matemm The skirt is _
other than legislnthc causes it is pos- made up or Iwillcd silk. while the little ‘
bible to partake of breakfast without ifickel blouse is carried out in Dresden

sl ll,k trimmed with a belt and revere on,
splitting an egg with other )Inembers molLre and wturn~ do‘un collar of hand-
oi the ntIIily.~«Middlctown ilesa. .aome met.
w0~ !

To make the dress requires 2% yards
At bottom the Ulster question is a of 36- inch material tor the Mouse and 4‘0 42 and M 5““,
religious question complicated with a A

W: yerds- of M- inch or 6 surdn of 27- Lib Cents.
race question a: Id there could be no ~ ~ ——-~ MW

worse combination. ~\'ew York \Voridi

_...._. i ,A' L. ,
All that Congressman Kennedy hnsL ‘ *
to do to cinch a réhomi: Iaiion 1115 con- ‘

 
 

WLILIist No 5411
in *Liili ’dbd u "Inuit. 5;
113 Min.

sum No 5171. Issues 6:. III, Lsig
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yachtsin’en wont taiwitnéas the ”oil on)
«guinea and the polo “nan Vent ”see
I the yacht Incas the dates m,» b:

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Iiressman is to odiral all of the candl-‘L

routes fox poatmnntcrshlps in his the RACES PLANNED
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,trict and make them vote for
They furnish a majority in them-
selves—Ansonin Sentinel.

—0——

Billy Sunday says a liltlll who will
not turn the other cheek hasn't got
the real thing. We subscribe to the
doctrine thoroughly, with the proviso
that on the turn it is admissible to
land a left swing into the Siats.~-»
‘ ‘liouston Post.

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Series of TWeoty-flvo Races Arranged

1

. New York Yacht Club cruise and such
'Iriais as may be necessary after that

iiirrdng‘ed so that there Will ”his

iconillct

. FOR CUP YACHTS, All the races in June with the ox-

«caption of the three on flbndyiflook
will be on Lung Island iSLIIIInd‘and the

 

Exclusive of Club Cruise.

NEW YORK, April 3.——-‘A tentative“
schedule has been arranged by the
owners and managers of the three
cup defenders and the several yacht
clubs which gives the three yachts
25 races exclusive of those during the

bible. in July the‘uup‘d'etendere Vili
go to Newport andriruoc'out‘ in "the
Open, wherg'thecnhraen‘wlll be 30
miles 'in *ienéth 1aid<juot no they Will
be for the‘ cup noes themselves.“

The annual: New York Yacht Club
cruise will be rI-om Juiy’iil ‘to August

courses Will be“nifd'd§,.bsslbng servos-I

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 
 

8 and the program probably-Will be
II rendezvous at Glen Cove;'ovith-.*races
through the Sound. stopping at bunti-
ington, Morris Cave. New Bondon
and Newport,” and than to Vineyard
Havcri and back to NeLwLLport. This
plan has trot been accepted yet. but
it:- ie finding more favor than buy
other .,

The Astor and King’s cup ratios
will be called oft Newport as usual.
.. but the defenders this year will nob
Captain‘s Island, which is near Green- be 9531515 to £9,353“, my mom, tro-L
wich. That point has been chosen plLIios nor for the do: oiiicers' clips
by the regatta committee of the New Which are 0113er for the mm; from
York Yacht Club because it enables port to port, ..

‘the committee to select a good course When the cup conditions were 31‘
which may be 15 miles t0 windward ranged it WEB agreed by Lthe New
and return, should the wind bedron’l “if“ Yacht Club and Royal “Ulster
a favorable direction, or around a trl- Yacht Club that certainJeuuireuIeuts
angle oi‘ten mileq to a lo . Should oi the Now Your il’a'uht Club i-‘utea
these distances be lmpogialbio tha'ebohld be wit ed. 6319‘ of tbede in
course may be shortened and pulled section 4 0,315 ‘5, 51mm ggyg;
twice over. The starting point mid ‘
the probable oourseunre settled. but
it is possible that the three yachts fiaL
may not be quite ready for racing at‘
than time. In such an event the dated
will be changed There is no .idea
now that they will not be ready, but 505535} W551“,
ii is hard to predict what may hop intmaudnfl‘ Am

Lcrtilsc has ended. It is possible that
this schedule may be rearranged and
that it may be necessary to“seicot
other dates for the races now sched-
uled tor the early part of June.
According to the present arrange--
Zultmt the first races will be June 2, 3
Land 4. Those are to be under the
auspices of the New York Yacht Club
and are to be sailed on theLSound.
The starting point will be or! ‘Groat

_ President Wilson can. hardly have
been surprised by the discovery that”.
democratic unity is a delusion. He

Joust have realized from the first the
[inherent discordance ol the many and
variegated elements that supported
" him in 19i.1.-.\Ie\v York Herald

.0
. Not a few industries have profited
' the dance mania, but perhaps nono
moreihnh the manufacture Lbf phono-
'nraphs and self-playing pianos, There-
"may be no place like home, but home
is not quite like itself since the tang~
Ito begmi.~~Sprincllcld Republican.
a...“
We must be getting on a bit. Twen-
t‘y years ago the Woman tolls matter
ould have been arranged to the sat-
intention of the benefiting crowd, and
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INTEilliiii'TsLiiilllllT.

DONDOV, April li.—«"GonoI'nl" Mrs.
«19'7“ Drummond the militant Suitra
25:06 .ILILeriolIedA so loudly when she um
' igned todny at the Police court in
W6cti6 LwiLth bf LLiLirI'ILL‘go disturb
”cos In: the Unionist demonstration
KydorPnI-k on Saturday, that she
dd be“ Arcibly reiiiovcd. She would
ither‘L the innxlstrato or the ’
broucchtion attorney to utter an aunt L
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theIe maytbe home delays in Lacttiny.N
them (may from tlfe bulldors' you. ‘ ,
The next race is scheduled for" the ‘1

 

ELDIL'LtImm‘ILmd entered the
pners' enclosure, she shouted it
the top other Voice that she would IIth
‘it any one but horse)! to crash

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Each more out‘ singles Lon

r. .
. féat base ru‘ in; come
’ corded; hit L

III the pm. we“ and. The browns

Incorod their only run in the some in-
hing on Pratt’s ataxia, aripifilw drive ,

‘IImIII $7.ng field's
Lntrolfi-

MEMPHIS,Apri16.~—Cnpt. Dublin

L AnnLd th’ WW8 blunts got‘ revenge yes-

LLLteeruy. With‘iibibiero in the box may
datum WM!“ by n ammo
margin Mini was I“at 2IiiIiII Idiot. inst
.piidbinx u Lilian dud striking hut sin

1 5% pifying "drfit “bbiie. accepted

sixteen chaniios without an error and
bbtt’od LtLiIe Idinning run home. illi'keL
also stole two babes.

“.4...“ .

wu‘iLrI-z sex muons 'f‘bfifLLAAB.
DALLAS. em. li‘pril L6.’»~L"rhc

LWhite 80x beat the; fishes {313th yes

IiIhIIIy‘ inL a Isadora! s In ‘I. Cloottp
and Bdbtt Worked for 'fhe‘ “‘80: iiinu
Huenk'o and Stroblo divided up for the
Ginnta. L'Ll‘hirteon we hits stoic Inbde
by the b1; issuers. while’ the locals
got eight. The natiyes landed on Soon;
in the ninth for four hits and three
runs. Bodle starred at the but, get-
this lbur hits, of wliich ‘oiio'i‘wn‘s a
triple bud which two pelican. ‘i’ie also
scored tWO'LIL'une.
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INTERNATIONAL pom Marianas.

NEW YORK, prii ti.——Practice tor
the international polo mutbhee will be
started on the Georgldn ‘court field ‘It
Lithowood. N 1;. on tomorrow attor-
noon. captain Monty Watci-bury and
Henry L. IHerbert, chairman of the
Pow Association. rode over the fluid
yesterday and decided that with no
rain intervening. will be tit tor prac-
tice on Tatum ‘

The oilioinia and quite a few players
«were out fibtorday limbering up the
ponies and fitting,“ into trim for the
start of him! work GebrzeL Gbuid was
in the saddle with the” buyers.

Those who are already at ukuwood
awaiting the ‘IILvorLd target into acrim-
mage are Camila Waterbury. Julio
newbie, Reno do, Montana. Jainés E.
Beatcneon, U. 0. some: Iibd fibib'bm

'Stovenaop. ianatbrbdry. iiio‘bnp-
wtd'iu's brother; is expootbd at Lake-
. wodd‘ today With Debbie“): Milburn

and Harry Pacino. Whitney. While
only 18 men with on the bribinai linLLtL

“(If “196$”de Eli'é‘iil‘lfliw MOI; more

will be more than tliut number before

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Isa-Iain MILLINERY ‘

- i96m!- ufipniar‘WI-tmeat‘obe‘ib menyL convincing reasons why you should buy your Easter Hai’bore.
Tito enormous throngs obnoii‘sile‘d customers that crowd this department daily make these moons-

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i‘mpioyod at tLhLLOA C: Q‘ wayfliflflhaj‘gv’b va~~wv “MW“ M—Mv.
ed on two counts oLne gdmnhneeswé 'WL 'FISWB GIVES 8E|i~
L‘LLL “L“ ”” "‘6 LL ‘ Willi- robust-II

came tubule”~L Satur .
icoede‘d’ to" ups‘et the“ uriILiLLtLure and drive, (Continued from mm PageI

his villa and two children out. of the
house Because oi! them Inuit Mi'e.
QuickI Ldflilii‘ed
band Milan boher‘bnd‘do‘bbwnot III-Ink
very often Judge Lockwod eurwndud
sentence

 

mount

iWiIs mung tits Easy 1611th
Fulfill 11ml “'“llrrcst (Littler
cues Beiore Judge L-

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L'shdwn ‘by the Lpaetbr‘s'ifdi‘e‘i'v‘ord to
his congregation. Ins osmium ‘ While
not the selection of the palatal board.
it iiad‘ been by the appointment of the
million“; or the New Téric Wt Confer-

William “Ki" Tholhp‘son. A memd’ once that he was sent as “pitiful: here
who is on probation .on ‘aL provision -. .38..“ MT ””1039?“ 9'99” me"
charge or intonation, fine in oodrt LVFL‘OLM“ PM?“ liim fibfigtmdm
and the judge have him another Wi‘i’sinLLNm'W?‘.LmLL‘m "1“ a“
chance. are his friends, and thot’he’hopes to

 
 

 

The unto-VII court this morning Lw‘ae
in n abort. but interesting session,

when‘iour‘cnses oamn up before Juiiize

u-M Lockwood for dismal}. The
indie metod ont‘zpuniebmont to duly
one or the v‘e defendants and the den.
i‘éI’Ioe h‘e‘ pronounced upon George
"Mud Hen" Brown was a heavy one
Brown was charged with vagrancy.
a'ud LwiihLli injury to persLonai property. i
on the that count he received thirty
days. and on the second two monudi
in jail. On Saturday night His. Blok-
ford. widow ot’the late Captain nick *
turd complained to the... police that

 

CHURCH CALENDARS.
GLfLLIcg'CMh.

MondayWomlIIfimym_ 9130; due
ping hi‘dier,“4:iio. L

Tuesday—interning prayer,
evening prayer, «1330

Wednesday—“Viewing prayer 9186;“
evening Lpl‘dyer 3:30

Moundy 'i‘hIIrsdayev-Morning prayer.
9 .i'ii); ‘L'eI‘Iening prayer 4: 30; ‘L'Sitbber o!
Lor d! AL‘8Ip

. .er

9:30;L

hemi naught but good of any‘of them

, during his stay in Norwalh.

The pbeacber was bfie’ilm’e seieral
{fir e L'aLgo, poster '6! ‘the 'Zfon Hill
é‘I‘Ii'odIsI chii'rch In Cdnao’n Station
Thus in he acquainted with Norwalh
anti vicinity, although his first lntl»
hiate acLLQIILIiiILIta'LIceLIiILiiILbe Lillie or his

' personal chefgo in the upper section

’of the Loity. ‘

The pastor "Impressed hiLIneeif up
Ana the Norwalk congregation yestcr
day as a dignified? II’I‘I‘d ‘ini'eliéctual
'I‘Iiibliiter,‘ one with nA pieduihg person-

B‘Io‘wn was do one LILLILf her barges, aim

 

{‘Ii'llty aim bidéilo‘nt biimsn. ”Pie has
a 560d deliy‘éry and‘bi'efixhed at each
morning LIIndA evening service a. sermon
which vine entirely pleasing to all
Rev Mr. Cnewell in bidding his
Li‘riehLdsL adieu today. with him will
IgoLLiinIny Apleaennt associatione and
acquaintances. in his two years' work
in Norwallcthie pastor InLade mam
tirin friends, Lirlendships which will
. endure for all time.
"RevL. Mr. ~Bni'to was born in Broch-

(if: 51ng damn 1m), Was then padlock- Three d-iours “Emotion, 12L to 3:616
In. men roturn‘od, broke ho “"13 ”were“ WI m It 8
and 919909306 ‘0 aka “re 8385’. Lw‘: Batman—«Administration b! flieL
peace Wits soon interrupted by the III- serum ‘L’r ”Wig“ “L 4
rival of indoor Mumy, who placed fi‘he wombn‘s fluilLLd meets a: the
hind 'unaegi irrest. ‘LBroiIn has been rectory on Wednesday at 2: L30” “to ho
tin Lilia Iona bf the 16cm police seven LLLLLHLLLLLL the mito boxes for their Easter;
titling billion 1395 uttering Persons holding such boxed,
e am act Was a bog-Liam“; en» Lard bolted to rbinm them at that um.
titled “Hut and Jeri”. .iA‘olIn Mulching , A A A ..
Lavina tow inches over shLI feet tall, andQ FOR LLP‘yaiL-L'LGL “fl!"- .
Joseph Eaton. a few “toot shorty. both The Bureau of melancy of the New lyn, being educated in the grammar
of whom were employed at- Moyt' York. New' H’é’vb‘b and Hnr‘ii'cLIer Raii- S'LchLools and him: school there Later
Nut-Itchy In New mu, provifled road is distributing through thétrains‘ he studied at Wesleyan University.
amusemgm (prime ”gamma in their on the r'c'I‘I'd pamplhilets LidbeiedL"8ato graduating with manor in 1890. Dur
excuses which they opal-ed to "the ty Precautions." 'I'hé “pamphlet in “log his supply oi! pulplte throwhoul
iiidite.‘ Both“ came to L“to"wn together also posted on the" doors at the every the state in the first few years lollow-
baton to“IiIiy'Ii“‘iIiIII-I. and “Moon dud c'iihch- ”PM willing blotter Moms in; his graduation the» young divine

 

 

 

"Emmi; 9.”! $1.1m 'i‘hoir tbur or ”01-.“th ctfiopdratlun of ”on buffalo: bt‘ibllo showedmrolt Anhility as a Weller.

troll; m ghopf together. Mute“): got in' bl‘dihoting’*36l‘ety ibi' filthy-5191“ and aptitude for pastorahip. His first
lb fax-'1 it! “16' floater School on ‘liie"fiibt"1iassengom “do ”not have itlicir charge was that“ or ‘tho Willis avenue
way to New Canaan, while Eaton 99.. cents until the train stops and Win Methodist church in New York. where
sound” it out With blinded that ‘59 thdt persona do not board or alight he stayed Imtil 13907, when no «on: to
would be unable to get there andipo. LILYLom‘ brains 3'th bib}? Lbfé‘ iii motion. the Wishinston Park Methodist
nteiy “minded Oi‘flder cinema the Knaiiiér‘ Mediation in that‘ii‘obrs be church in Bridgeport “in" mm" to
him atnluht’a lodkinu. Otticor China not orchid at Ma iiiflcs bi? him I. call IIIIII-ea madam and Rev
granted the reuwst’. radiating his Lib“ if! Iiéébflbi‘yu. £0?“th W00” lila- 34in Barbi went. to the First; iiitothodint
sonténce office botb on the comibrt 101' other MWWW’W chilrch in Waterbury. Where he re- ._
charges of d‘ li'nbbs. dsoiid’cit‘irbbu seated and wiiouo tourney is similar Mod bulimia communism.

' ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ in- the» now ”up” mutiny are his
1 . ‘wito, tw ions and two mean
Lilia: ‘rId‘itIWMiIWIIaH‘ch. m, ‘ , , LL'W“
L L. LLLflijrugbu EWLW ‘MGL

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