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sacrament}. 1 .
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“'3 . “TOMORROW. '
‘ tieroaqa.m.;ro:..57pm
Eighth“ “22.5 sarcoma. , -
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NM mgr.
PHONE CALLS.
,A »wsc-Nevram int. 1:
Ama—Btanch Office, man.
in Assam. Residence:
makes}: some. Realm
Ola Well Lodge. No. 1011.5: and A- ll
“hats in Marielle Building. South
Main street, rat and to Tuesday at
1 each month~—.luly and August. 91-.
'1 g copied—4t s. o'cloclt. 111i manta:
Masons cordially invited. D. Burr
Beach 1111. M. Robert ill. Wilcox.
Sec. _ \ .
. little.- commit”. 38'. R. A. It.
I , Meets lIn Masonic Building, South
'A Kain street. second Tuesdays of.
1 each montho-‘July and August em
1. oepted—at 8 o'clock. All Royal Atom A
’ I Masons cordially invited. Char-led
, ‘A. Tuck, H. P. Robert W. Wilcox
Sec. i
GALLOWS FRUIT.
"l‘he refusal of Governor Glynn to in.
relatives, who will answer prompting
..
tinder summon. . A A
to its; «national
The State Gilli Sari/ice Communion. 1
which was mum-.1 bathe till a... - ‘
tumors. and which has chargaidti the
charters and qualifications of the p61".
sons employed by the various boom
and commissions of the Static. will
hold a «salad in mayoral-t nit sane
ideal in the Melanin to decaf
nounced later on to determinmthe he}
uses or the men selected or to be my
:lected by the Shellfish Commotion.
for the oyster policewsound pallet-I1
at :3 a day or less. .
The examination villi be 111st. as to
physical! quallocations; steamship and
ltnbvvi‘edge of motor boats; knowlddkd'
10! oyster 1m and holds and expe- A
pience, character .1... reputation.
These last qualifications to be «ten ,
mined by references, the names and -
kiddo-asses at reputable silicone, not ,
0A5! WW Kalli“
u.
but
ALRAAAAAAA) e.
ASL
L4}i§\
'as to the character and ability of tilt!
candidates. should-be given. , AA
Theoillce of the State Ctvil' Service ‘ '
Communion is at m 55. tremor.
Hartford. but. it wui hold the eramin
ation above announced in Bridgeport;
for the. accommodation of the am
cents. Notice will be given through;
the papers »
The etamihatibn of game wardens
l
l
ieriere with the execution of the four
“A. gangster gunmen who murdered Her-
’ man Rosentbal was to have been ex-
pected unless there is in existence
1e
latlonship between the worst criminal
A .11 more intimate and universal
classes and the political powers otl
the state of New York than has ever-i
been proved to exist. Ally steps takeni I
by the governor to prevent the execu-
._tion of sentence upon these men could
not well have failed to result in utteri
discouragement to all citizens of the
‘ state who have the faintest regard for
‘ the most elementary dictates of law
and order. says the «New London Day.
A , There is scant room for the grant-
A 111g of sympathy to tile gunmen They
had not 91 en the excuse oi a pardon
oi grimsmre against the man they
l.1illcd."l‘lley did not know him. They
Altilled him as an incident of their
trade of violence and murder.
expected to get clear and their expec-
tations failed. That is all there is to
the cnse.
,\\’as such a thing as perfect gallows
fruit it has found its being in the
tour gangsters who for a priceAsllot
A It
would haw been an outrage on civill-
the gambler Rosenthai to death.
nation to have extended them clemen-
111'. And it would have been the ruin
of Glynn.
EATS 26 HARD BOILED EGGS AT A
SITTING.
Harry Ciough, a motel-man on the
Bristol & Piainvllle Tramway Com-
pany's line, is a good motorman and
it good eater. He at’e twenty-silt hard
boiled eggs, two rolls, and a cup or
coffee today. 'Cl‘ough is ‘n husky fell
low and was at the car barns of the
tramway company discussing with So
perintendent Bookings and other em~
ployees of the company how many
A a "1mm boiled eggs 3 man could devour
1A" at one sitting. Clough announced that;
he was good for two dozen. Ills
.‘iri‘ends thought he was fooling, but he
‘ tiered. to eat the eggs or pay for that
two dozen it“ he tailed. Theog‘gs were
A obtained, boiled, and down into Mr.
’ illlougb's stomach they went. Then
to make good count he went to W. W.‘
Rice's restaurant in Main street, and‘
'A 1' Iliad a couple mom with two rolls and:
a cup of coffee He was ill excellent
"I.oondition late this afternoon.
i GOVERNOR D-RAPER NOT IMPROV-
. so.
GREEN VILLE S. 0., April ill-”NO
improv quent was evident today in the
' condition at Former Governor Eben S.
'_ Diaper, of Massachusetts. stricken
‘1 here with paralysis. 'Attondlng physi-
cians would make no predictions. but
littlest/ad they entertained grave tears
or Mr. Draper's recovery.
Members oi the former governor's
stricken man’s bedside within a few
home to old the four doctors now in
. Rumored in Camp Seaton‘ In Not Only
They ,
if ever in this world there‘
‘ Good Friday is the one day in
MWRPOOL April 9.409 Jean-11,
and protectors ,will be held at the of‘
{ice ill Hartford on Friday, April 2%,
1.914. Examination will be as to phy-
sical qualifications; knowledge of
game law and game birds; experience.
character and reputation for couraxeA
and energy. These will require ref.
ereuces.
enaosevuas TWO moss.
\ .
Pitcher Headed That Wa'y.
mountain. 9. c._ sum 9.»Broolr
lyn‘s Feds went to University Field
at 10 o'clock yesterday morning and
put in three hours of hard work. Be-
cause .3. this extended workout and-
the fact that the weather was threat-
ening, the’l‘lp Tops did not practice in
Ithe nttrenoon.
Manager Bradley is expected to re-
turn early this morning with Pitcher
Thomas Seaton. The report stated fur-
ther that lIlrndley is bringing two oth
er pitchers along.
Whether the club will break camp
today or Friday will not be known de-
finitely until Bradley gets to Columbia.
5485
tine or the latest designs for a skirt
to Wear with separate unless. it is
made of bmadclot ‘ trimmed with
braid or heavy embm dorms.
‘fllHEL!
HOW RECRUIT PlTGHER
OUTGUESSED WAGNER
Pitcher Polly Perritt never will for-
.get the first day he broke in with the
SAYRES JOIN WILSONS I-N SOUTHJ St. Louis Cardinals, he says. That
was in the fall of 1912. when Roger
WASHINGTON, April 9.~—The “'11. Bresnnhan was the boss. Polly had
son family circle was complete again SliSi graduated from the Meridian
with the arrival here today of Mr. and «Cotton States League) club and was
Mrs Francis 8. Sayre the White. as green as the summertime Brass.
House bridal couple. from their home He warmed the bench fora week or
in Willialustown, Mass. They will so. and finally at home he got his
join the president and ”Mrs ““130. chance against the Pirates. it was
and party on their trip to White Sui-1 in the fifth inning. as Joe Willis bad
phur Springs w Va 'to spend Easter‘ been chased from the rubber. Polly
The party, planned to leave Washing-I grabbed his 810% and strolled out to
[on tonight to ape-u] the next ‘breq the bill. H8 “Wk a 100k and the “FBI.
(HUS at the gpflngaI The president‘ batter before him W33 Hans ~Wagtter.
will return to W ashlngton on Mon But ‘0 Polly, lionus was no better
d111, but other members of the partyi than anybody 6180
probably will remain at the Sprmgg 1Bresnahan was catching and with
for several duya \ the Cardinals getting bumped. Roger
The presence here of M1- and Mrs wasnt "99““! V91”? "well He Save A
Sayre revived interest in the weddingA signal "0" a BUNK“ "33‘ one and P01“
’pians of Miss Eleanor Wilson and, 'Y 9““ through With it Wagner
Secretary McAdoo The date for the took a 1001‘ m"! it “'39 strike 0“-
wedding has not yet been announced. The Duke “'33 5°" {0" “‘0 “0’“ “‘8‘
lbllt in society circles here. it is an ““1 a 0“"91 but Polly 9h°0k “13 310““
pected to occur some time in May, “l Rog came back with the curve signal,
is generally expected here that active; and Polly nodded “53‘“-
preparations for the wedding will bay Imagine A "Millie?" telling Brenna
begun following the return of the tam- ban ””1“" to do. Th9“ ROS" 90939“
ily from the West Virginia Springs.
.MM
.Pel'Arltt.
"Say.what do youthlnh you are? A
fresh kid, I guess. Well, before you
Igo any turther I mitotell you that
Roger llresnahan is manager of this
club and what‘R‘ouer Bresnahan says
can." I . ‘
"Listen. thquith. Regain" responded
Polly. I“l think i can :fool him with
another test.” A
singers From noon until 3 the wr_Brosnal1an cooled down a bit, com
vice of Meditation on the last seven sentod and returned to his post.
The fast one shot past the plate and
words spoken from the Cross This ,
was
service is of a purely evangelical no. Emotrwgldnt make a move it.
ture in which all Christians issellpecL The next 9mm“ from Blemifihlne
“W or the" own MW" WM may He wanted to waste one and motion-
take part t is essentiallya Gospels“ ed tor a pitch out. Parrit refused.
vice consisting oi prayer. meditation Again Roger ON 'AlliAn the roles! ‘
'and simple hymns. Come when you madman and mu,“ out 40 Perrltt.
”a“ “A“ “V "1°“ “9 W“ "it “ml But his talk was diaeront. "Bay. 1.1.1,
9 you got so much nerve i'm going to
1631' on Willi!!! We can all dl'IW mar Mm ”mom with th rm
' a
GOOD FRIDAY IN TRINITY
CHURCH.
| Morning Prayer will be’ read at 9.-
.‘lil- a. m Evening Prayer will be read
at 1130 and in the evening at s the 3
sacred contain “The Story of the
times" by Dudley Buck will be sung by
the choir assisted by several trained
to our Honesty Father forgettingu‘ll one. n he hits it. though just mbf
else but the love oi! m. son who so your ”y. m 30 mg south”
loved us that He died 11111 as. n in Wayne, was set, also Parritt and
the day or the you oa- which all 3mm“. Pgly around no. shot the
Christians cell was. forgetting their last a... Home in! mm
lemma. 0: mm mmm compiamy manually. he W
irate thewtleeingotdlewofnmneleu Medal“: in
Juliane-rm we... KNOCKOUT. to. w... o. .3. mm cream m a W “All! mm said. we it “will
Wheels
amount. mums-w time: mm
”L ‘ .‘1‘1‘
clan: ammmmmh
1 Idle.
1 tunic being careful to see that each! o?
“ the three maturities on a lengthwise
‘ thread or the good!
' lions and tack.
A range tunic on skirt. centers even (line
:ter-Airont of skirt anud tunic); brill;
‘ (oration in skirt. dud ititch right from
double "oo' masseuse. and took. his.»
11 fielhev {as numbered in construction
' guide) und lot-it Adl‘llst u webbing or
'A be carried on
cellist
Will .‘i
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off his mask and glove and rushed to
I blorvlelk Million: has a... Ac...‘
IWI- «citation-r the announce»
'l‘lilll who must” m
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' _ limit. it warp coming tort” We mention only» feww mutations;
has. 013th All. on
Oil
7.0 mt! are almost it he
tor cam 1’ 1..
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the clubs Reynolds. its W
The am in}
mm mass. 11' as...
no mom um dildos
3% yards ot’ll‘lflflcib
“m was. mills» use». can on.
0,, Sit yuraumflfiohmiiib” chic! of the New (1......
will! but necessary to
t . n
lithium“. “m M 0“ MWQWN Apnoea”
within; held new weelt at which this
"new pill be made by the
masses... and a schedule coasium‘.
Willem.» promises to have a geodlpi
.11»...- at am All-m MAW! i
co the respective teams and tire man» ‘
i
lied from the elite.
the shirt. than the
the cloth, ab'put il
Lay the placing i‘r
Alter cutting, out. find the center»
back of the. skill and tonic. which an.»
indicator] by simple largo “Of‘ perfora-
tions at upper em Plead the upperj
edge of the islet; pl‘aclur ”1"" on eor- .
responding. singim.mali1 “b" peril-111111 ‘
Turn hams at front II I
eiti'oi‘ asetlim list some... Ar— 1
pacts for them season
Fm m. unease wofianeo. A
content
of large "0" perforations Mbdte'cm‘ ”3 It. km” W." 1
1
a
gen. president at the lowly am... ago i
Iln'llMA lint hm that he and sum.
allot. worried over the activities. at
Georgestovsll it. Other Federal was:
single largp 0" permeation near lotvcl
edge at tunic Ito cowwpgpd‘im ner-
edge to position. Sititch left from edge-I
along line of null" small “0' perfora-i
lions in alumna-tron. , Stitch upper
edges togethI 9??! any fullness be». I
tween diliiblc 'lt l§Armrations in in»
Mm. Pleat upper edge ofaliklrt brirl’gA-‘
log slot pertbrationa to maresponding
ens. We? the st. Louie American
League recruits. had deserted to the
outlaws. I
I So far there has been littledlsposl-
tionbn the part of the most desirable
players of the Browns and Cardinals
to listen to the advances of the Fidel-4
ale. But among the lesser lightsmtoae'
who are simply hanging on to their
major league uniforms by the skin of;
their teeth. the feeling is naturally‘
more receptive. Unusual publicity
“m atlas:- Brown’s team in the St.
. Mule papers has prompted deeiar de-
ArplaIrations from many of the under-
tings that they would‘tal‘te a flier with
1 1 1' the outlaws rather than be turned back
21 32. 21 2s. 28 and to the minors. l
virus at W11. w l. .n‘ j, gm a, (1.1 Hedges that an
‘ exodus of cast off talent might even
granny influence the better players it
left from edge on right bringing cor-
responding small “11" p1 rforntions to-
a airtight. strip nl canvas ‘rinebes wide
to position undentneatll upper edge at
shirt for a stag? still-l1 upper edges to-
mutter.
A prettt varidtlo‘n of this slilrt may
in crtpc dc chim- or
.... III‘tIunit of hemp lace
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moire. having
1cm... .1: theI same material. .
N01 W83 ski!
30 inches chic:
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mm will also set Together seal .
. bl inch milierluh‘ in laws. tween police. will prelude the fourth. maul
“m" Mi;
,I abet! tho
‘ r'lght side up sad. tinge. the shirt. on
3.... are enthhslsstlc over the pros» I, A
AST.1~wviS..April 95-1191»... 1.. Had A A
or both “local major lcasue club... It; ..
was subsumed last night that Client-l .
$1,.2synencl 111.1,.
Cloves
Our famous P. and I... all
the popular spring shaded: Good
Fridny Special
25.: Women s
. Drawers
, lilade of good muslin "helm
initiated! ruffle. PM Friday
A is.
deivery Soap.. 3 cake. for an:
100 Decorated T66 Plates
.......... Flor 10:
5c Thin llloan Water TLmbiers
................. C M 19¢
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Silk ‘anx’ Hose
All“ colors hand Iblael and
' white. Good Nday.9peclai
79c: '
ill 00,. waists:
Voile and lingerie, bosom ily
trimmed: Good Friday Sandal
69c
. 15c to .3! Roman
Striped and Plain
Silk Ribbon
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Btovall and his associates are not
curbed in their eitorts to create discon-
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SPOR'NNG NOTES.
i is a result of his unlocked for He
shall do Oeeohger can hold the Phil to", 0.," Gem-e C‘lnp.‘ m‘Bmoka First. Shower Prevents emit The.
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When two recruit pitchers like Mar-
adelphia Athletics to four hits it Tuesday night. Al McCoy ,3 techni l
m“ “a 1’ ““3" ”W“ ““3 PM“ cally the middleweight champion.
“d ”m“ m‘“‘“‘“ "9" “1"“- ‘Whether he will be able to hold the ti
Manager Dunn. of the Baltimore In- tle long is another matter. Chip. it is"
ternationals. says that the Philadel- still. showed nothing to warrant the
phla Nationals will be tallly as strong belief that he was of championship
this year as last, despite the lose or calibre. 1‘ ’1ch had not beaten.him
several men to; .Federal Leaghe the chances are he would have lost
There are three tormer St. Louis' to the first good man he encountered.
Nationals on the Oakland team or the' ””0” m m” ”m' mm w A” a.
meme coast We» ». 1.1.... ...... T... ‘lvl’...”.lfiif§”.l‘£3 ”$313233:
are Quinland and Zacher. outlielders ' y
. before he earned the distinction of.
and Alexander, catcher. Alhaving his name enrolled in the rec-
Th" New "0’“ 9‘3““ “We“ ‘0 M 0rd books. Most 0t his boxing has
the only one of e... milder leagu‘ club! he... done at the Brooklyn clubs,
“1‘“ has found it easy winning spring where he performed with fair success.
games. Manager McGrsw appears to fluently be m Outpdlnted easily by
have his team in championship form. Mike Gibbons, who toyed with him
Pitchers Walsh and Russell 0! the for mu rounds.
Chicago Americans have been playing .
in the outfield considerable this spridé.A Would this make you mad? Sup
Both are hard hitters and will prob 9089 you were considered middle.
ably get regular outfield positions weight: champ suppose you had
when they get through as pitchers. irought them all—and had knocked
l
l New York will not haw-e it all her out the toughest man of them all.
own way as regards base stealing lnA Frank Klaus. Then you had fought
the National Imus this summer. as a law that were not so hardmyou
two former Giants are coaching their know. picking up a little easy pocket
players in this art, They are Manager money Didn't expect to have much
Hal-cog. at Cincinnati. and Manager trouble in Brooklyn. Some young
Robinson. of Brooklyn. follow that had been lighting twice
lra Plank a brother or Pitcher E. and three “in” a1 “Bk N0 harm
w Plank. at the Athletics, .5 coach in him. Be able to get a good work-
ing the Gettysberg College nine this out Ton rounds Easy money And
upflugI then, suppose he crabbed the whole
Manager lilobinson. oi the Brooklyn “'0‘.” by knocking you out IL“ 111::
Nationals. is trying out a young "“0 punches. suppose yo“ 8
catcher named Wheat. Heiaabroth'er peeved.
0! the outfielder at “M name. George Chip is a sorry boy. today.
George Wilson, who is trim! "0" it seems that about a month ago. Joe
first m” on the Boston Amorimeda Chip. Cl'eovgea brother, fought at Into-
o teacher of mathematics in a hill: Coy in the “1.“ ring as he ”Wt
‘.
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CAHANCEMEN TO“. ONE HOUR.
Another Cuts Short. Practice
PHILADMHM April 9.—~A end-
den April shower which raged «with
vigorous intensity for a half hour
around game time yesterday afternoon
prevented the first clash between
Frank Chance's New York Americans
and the Phillies. Then when the crowd
had gone home the sun peeped out
from behind a bank of heavy clouds,
sending the ball players hack on the
diamond again. but did not lure back
the fans. While the grounds were real-
ly unlit tor a game, they were present-
able enough to permit of practice and
both Chance and Doom tacit advantage
of the opportunity to put their charges
through a stiff hour's workout. Then
the rain again descended. ending the
practice to. the day.
Chance said behvveen rain drops that
he probably would use Ray Keeling
and King Cole in today's game. while
Dooin's choice will fall likely upon
Marshall and Gaddy. the latter being
the giant left bender from the Pacino
Coast League.
WWW mun-o..-
UMPIRE‘B TO MEET SUNDAY.
NEW YORK. April lip—«All the am—
pires oi the National [league will are
soluble here on Sunday for s. confer-
ence with President John K. Toner.
Governor Tenor has prepared care
fully a list of instructions and his ideas
on how a we oi: baseball should be
nmpired.
The umpires who will usembl‘efinm
day are Bob Emails, Charles lligier.
Bill Klein, Al Orth. Hal. mason. ill. 0.
Quincy. Bill B'yroil, Harry Johnson
and Bill Hart.
W Mm.
lschool during the winter months.
Hartcel. tonnerly outfielder of the
Philadelphia Athletics, has signed to
manage the Toledo mm. of the booth
Michigan league. this year
OutlieIder Lewis. of the Boston
Americans. has been playing some rs-
wlsable baseball. this sodas and up
pm to be 1...... than hemin
this. '
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to Norway“.
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Why‘d» mm
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good beating. After the bout George am
asked MCCOY ft)? a chance to redeem m Wlm It” “All...“
the honor of the family. Motley gave but one I“ WNW two of the ”I
him lAlhfl “EMU-“Md. MGWMW. um“ M“ I'll. MW d mm u”
put himself on the cosmetic map is W: PM W the W
a headliner. He's the logical with W. will when WEI? Thomas
dleweight champ now. He weighed Moton' 011p “mum, m 1%.“!
m “’0 pounds under "‘9 MM" the news brought to San Francisco to-
wol‘ghtlimlt. muhnmnmmmnm
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cold tor tile mistress ms mayd-
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JAVELIN THROW A NEW SPORT
HERE.
' PHILADELPHIA, April 9.—-An adll~
ed event to the program 0t relay race.
and field sports at the University oi
Pennsylvania on April 25 will be the
invelin throw. Although candidates
'or the American Olympic teams have
competed in the javelin throw in this
country. it will be the first time that
it will appear on a college sporting
program. as a purely intercollegiate
contest. The idea. of placing this event
on the program is to give American
athletes a chance to practice at javelin
til/rowing. and enable them to com-
pete with European lavelin throwers
at the Olympic games.
it was announced today that Dori.
zas. Pennsylvania’s Greek athlete, who
is a champion strong man and the in-
tercollegiate champion heavyweight
wrestler. will compete in the javelin.
discus and shot out events. ‘He is ex-
pected to show up well in discus
against Western athletes, who are bet-
ter performers in this event that East-
ern collegians. as the discus is regu-
larly on the program of Western in-
tercollegiate games.
, Word comes from Harvard that
Jackson. one of the best hurdlers in
the East, will be on the mark April
25. despite a recent slight operation.
Another in this even will be Kelly. the
world’s champion, from the University
of southern California.
BROUGHT BEFORE GAME WAR-
DEN.
Judson Whiting, of Stanford, and
Eugene Johnson. 0! Gceenwich. were
brought bolero County Game. Warden
Smith. at Web. this- morning.
The youns- men were charged. with
shooting. black ducks.
A. duck was recently twat the
Whiting home. on Bedlam street. and
taken over as evidence by Warden
small
the matter ma nun. int-sadism.
and (It-wits found that the young. men
ware cults innocent at the law which .
harm the stream
ounces. it as: can... to discharge
the accused. and the m... were let
go with a- WWW on condition that
they do not limit lethin another year.
PIRATE COLT“ ”ORE AT WILLA
MAM Nell. April twmws
11me little amenity in" timnm.
lag “ammunition. 13‘
to 3. yesterday am nuns eat-1
transit“ old not w“ to risk‘
his players. cal... after giving the}
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