midday. would: ‘
«rundown chum mud on,
a . mm prmu inch! wore
. I‘ohnnty “yo be buimmod A‘ Willie. . ‘
500030 eoudmrnr on Gaul-go Chino. ’ ‘ ‘ 3
yo years 030 up this (Auden .1 (3...? WWW“. .. ~
'ow York. 5 Fine congregation “worn in attend
‘ ”once at both services or the Firdt
Methodloi Church, yesterday. The run-
.301 rendered by tho choir won or. n .
2 WM Especially For Tin? Mwmaprr
by Pitt‘orml’ Remain:
FASHIONABEE m WT.
- in whom
' colliuzz
Which Futures iii the 1199. Mo uncally how
I’rlceo‘tho Moat Superbrult Fashions Em-
IWQA ,
Style Idcon Roproduced from 020 “1.335 Madeira
Sign tide 1:93 a. 111.: 1:57 p. m.
98% rises 5: r3: sets 6: 33. .
,VENING SENTIHEL TELE- .
W‘ 9—-
. Dodo» Muller. says ho 'wonld rather
film monitor; on the new than clue-
'i‘lnr bolt I9 placed on :1 on."
090 mEli’itor's Residence. ‘
rno law-{1t}! Editor’s Residence.
,Chaptar R. A. M., will be held at II:
,9. m.
Emotion of officers.
.Masons cordially, and fraternaiiy In-:
fvitcd.
. manufacturing ‘cmlllllllllliieel are nbouh ,
”p , to notified the interstate Commerce
PHONE CALLS.
I gran-9mm- Department.
pry—Business Department.
i388 “Brunch: Office. Norwalk.
l
l
mercuric TICES
A Stand convocation o! Butlerl
rooms, April mu,1914. at 8 o‘clock;
All R. A !
Fraternaiiy yours,
ROBERT M WILCOX, Sac'y.
A RE’EONME «mm-EST 1
Newark and North Jersoyl
other
2y
(‘hnrming model for ludieo jacket;
commission for a“ reduction of three I having collur in pointed or rounded
' western points.
,lpllrpusc of making their rules equal-
.Vvin will outbai nearly all tho other
' catchers in lilo circuit.
not lilunuigcr Stulllngo, :who is a strong
_ {believer b1 tho duration onillridogroomo,
unntod the “Rabbit" to poutpono the
”happy duy until after the alumni the
.I‘iefli-ifln.
LIDotroit this year it will not cause much
1him for $25,000," ouid Monger Jen-
”nings the other day.
the finest prospects“ I ever saw.
"91 London, probably."
quline and Ihrcc- -(luuli0l‘ lcngtly rug-
,Inn alcoves. The lowor ironl (dgt of
The three cents rep- the jacket may be mudo straight Ui
rounded.
cents a hundred in reigbt. rates from
resents the cost 01‘ iighierage acrosu
the North River and is added for the 2’
Thorn is no use denying the vogue of
tho short jnckci, for it is one of tho
most successful models of spring null
summer. With the fushlonnblc sklrln
trimmed with ilouncos and lunicu and
othor drnpcrios. ihc hip-length jacket
is sure to continue In fnvor bccnuno It
is the best plmolblc 11101ch to accompa—
ny lln: smarter-xi skirts.
midst seems to be reasonable. l The dcuicn show.“ horn looks well in
‘ uny oi‘ the. latest mu!t-riuin~—gnbhrliinc.
millim‘. molrc. tuffeln. sutln and cloth.
it has the: tnnhionublo.English raglan
ofl‘cvt at tho shouldor, and there is :1
hrond box-plum at tho buck. formed
to those of New York city. Consider-
ing that freight from Chicago to New-
ark does not cross tbc Hudson and.
docs not have to be llgbterod, the re
The ruins scum 1,0 huve boon coul-
pilcd on the some basin as the French
landlord mudo up Mark. Twain's hotel
’liiil, including therein 11 Charge for from tho fullness which dovculpu ut tho
. ‘ waist—lino and below. In front than»
80le and candles. NIlllk pointed 000 arc suggestions of plants on either sidc.
and the collar In or contrasting mn~
lcriul.
For its dovolopmont 2% yards or Al—
iucll or ill; yards of hri‘inch mnturinl
nro nccdod. with 7.41 ynrd contrasting
, nuitcrinl 2i inches wide for the collm‘.
(inc will have to lth‘ cnroi‘ui judg-
mont in cutting out Illu coal. The skirt
got‘ilml marked “G" is placed on n
.lvngihwlsc fold of tho mnicrlul, us is
also the bni'k (D).Tl1o umlcrl’uclng
and «loud Sl‘i lion oi‘ the skirt (F) mo
nn‘illmmj on n lt‘ll'1il‘ii inc tllloud. ’lhis
illnl ho had furnished his own soupl
and had not uscd the candles, but Ibo;
if he:
wanted to use them, and so arc tilcl
lighters and tho. l'lvcr l
lilH R SPAR
BASEBALL SilililT STDPS
1102111 and candles were there
larly. and that he is the bout inlleldcl‘
seen in St. Louis since Ilobby Wal-
.. "' ioce's best days.
National League_ : -»-— .._.
The Now York World says: “if “'9, The Tigers have six outfielder-g,
(Jobb, Crowford, Hellman, High, Vouch
and Demmitt. Jennings will keep llvo
con, and High. very likely, in the man
Vslutod to go. -
. . l I
.\lillcr Huggins. oi" tho Cnrdluuiu, is 8“” the New York World: “The
loving :1 hard limo to llnd :1 suitable scribe who wrote that Connie M‘Wk
mun for canine iield. Miller in lbchest had picked the Cubs to win tho pon-
uel‘c going to place a hot on tho out
(.mno oi lili‘ Nullounl Le gun race we‘d
pluro ii on tho l’lrnles. None ol' the
exports picks lbcnpto win."
mm”. but bus not shown much cunt. mode :1 grievous mistake. liu
finding”, with the stick. quoted Mr. McGllllcuddy to the extent
of. 40 words. whereas, Connie never
Secretary JD)”, 13. Foster, of tho spoke more thun 17 consecutive wards
“hull-‘4. sold last week tbut he did not in his life."
lmliovo l'l‘onillulli Hempnleud would
omkc any legal move to recover ()lll‘i
(‘rundnil and Arthur Wilson, no mut-
Ior VV-liut the outcome of tllo»l(illil‘or
injunction unit may ho.
Tris Speaker says that a week's
work is all he needs to be ready for
the spring opening. After burefui th
uldcrntion of tho mutter we should any
that posaeculon oi’. his favorite but woe
Although l’loz. oi‘ the now crop of ull he needed to be ready. ‘ i
(Hunts. in u lust traveler, bu runu with "
:1 short slop us compurcd to the loco-
iiiilllilli of lhc traincd npl'lntcl'.
Frank Cbnnco in u long latter to
President Farrell, of the Now Yorku.
doclnron that. ho will have n poworlul
staff of pitchers this your, and turn
with'an oven break in the luck his
team ought to iinluh in the first. divl-y
Mon.
\V'llborl lloblusou says the Dodgers
\"Hi loud the Notional League in but
Hui: thin your. ‘l‘lobhlo countn on linu-
ilori.. Ilcd Smith, Stennoi, Wheat and
.lllgucrt to hit ubovo tho .300 mnrit. Ho
llgurcu Cutnhu‘w and 'lilzun in the .280
clubs and believes that Millor and Er-
- .iuo lioehllng. the sensational Wuslb
button southpaw. has developed a
chunuc of pace to uupplomont bin in»
mono curve. II he molten good with
this in the championship games. he
may not at nought Frank Chance 9 pre-
diction that he would curvo himooii! out
oi tho louguo.
. .When the National League 9999011
in ovor next October. “Rabbits." Mumu
ville, tho nounniionul shortstop oi’ Ibo
Braver, will who unto himself a wile.
Elizabeth Shun, oi? Springfield. Mars"
is the prospective bnidc. The couple
‘would have been married now. had
”Youngstown iriondn of .i‘omon it. Mc-
Aleor are booming that into president
of the Red Sox tor mayor of their run-
nlclpniity.
The ‘St. Loubs- club has tumod flrot
11119111111111 Snodecor and Bhortutopliol
, lander over to the Montgomery club
.0: the Southern Lougue.
‘Amorioan Local». 1
Johnny Williams. the former Socro-_
If Walter .Plil plays that base 101-
mento pitcher, who led the Coast
League lost season. has been handicap-
ped by sickness In making a uhowlng
with Detroit. Jumping from Honolulu
to (lilifport. M199, did not agree with
Williams. and for level-ol'dbyir ho was
confined to his 999.1119 iiineu in re-
ported no nothing ammo, but It boo
attached his Mac . ,
ourprloo. At preneut Manager Jon-
ingo believes there In a good chance
of having the big Grand Rupiah boy
on the Initial suck. "1 would not lose
“Ho In one of
If it
11me becomes impossible tor us to
up him he will he in this Information:
‘ clown. the third «atom or the mm
. 59in. tho movehud ulub will grab“ him.
‘ Wino fold ‘nf the goods.
. foruiions.
2 arm scum as notched
’ .rlicnlcd
. auction nlni Innis.
4
authors for the ooilur from which to
91min”: ImlI‘UMflh.
im; on single ulnnll ‘n pcrforullo
For loner front edge u‘f from In “lilllflflgil
ed outlinc. out off loner Mixes of «old
And undorl‘ncing on: double "on" pct-‘3‘
if book In doairod in. shortdr‘ {
Inlifiul. cul off loner pull of buck ulclrl
million on lios§llnc of smull "0" pm!»1
iomtiunn
To Ainlzo. . urinal: lonur urine-.51 of iroul
and Inn-k. [running "'l‘” on U‘I’lil‘cflpflfld-
lug small "A" porlnrfililonn. i‘ loul- under
1‘ outcr- from In-
by inrm- "III" pcrrorutlon3
Join IThc lwu skill notions n. notched
lllru-V‘ worming on. slob perforations
bnlnn lulrlud. 4111ng lo cnrnmpnndin'ul
smull ‘2‘" porloruliouu 21nd pl‘dflii. Soul
to front nnd buck nu mill-hm]. Pied“,
crooning ‘Il"llll 1m nim portomiimln,»
brim: i‘olllml a-Vlgc Io tioull‘e "o" porin-
mlionu; rzllilb Io position above skinl
Tuck hull sectious‘
together. Van-rcnpoudin‘n' perforatioh‘r'
eutcn; unil urijiml to position. (routed-‘9
bucks own, comm: of bull incur joining:
or skin lii't'iiilll. ‘
'i‘ukl- up dam in nlcvi'c us nrrfm‘ulcd.
l' Mu low-r mm In iplng from «lusl 1nd
calm on how. 11ch. l'oxmvmurdin? porn
{misllllmn Mr.“ 1: thi 1.: «it (‘luso my“,
no lluilhlill. in .1 in l; ml and back no
notched. I‘losu inn I. warn 01' mild:
and unriullm-lm- (inlilcuicd by (imilllly‘t:
"on" ponl‘vmunlml. new collur to nook
cum on nomiyorl. Adjust undorl‘mslug
to position Iill'l“( spinndinzx V-llzcrl oven
Thu ‘lcli mm hr su‘ul 1d ul tho. undo.
Thorn are two ,’ ‘
i‘nr Ibo rmmded efi ‘
tout. out oi! collar-.1191!“ 91ml undoriou; 0‘
ill
My
. AW port of July. .
{Album Frunkio Muck prefers loud:
All!!! 'odi on tho chin. l
9 w...—
film Atteli is 9811' talking about go.
after a match with Chumplon Kil
{no who took- him title may from
Ill ‘
;*r
:Pmmotor Dink Emu. oi Ensilnflr
era a. 325,000 purse for Gunboal
ilulll and unrpentler to box the lot-
£37793.
1.
lb)“
'iliiiimmy Clubby 19 going to gel 825.
000 for his three bouts in Australia
03“ no :obiectlm wmube mode to his
Within home in {our mouths.
Aim McCoy baa decided to get some
glory and money out of bin unexpect-
3g victory 0Ver Chip and has backed
by from another mulch Initb the
in
”h..-
91‘
l Arthur Polkoy'. the ('fliibopcb| li'eavyt
utbight, had another K. 0. hung on to
i A low the other day. Bill Lang. the
utrallau heavyweight who has been
line down grade for quite a. while.
No0 :w. . l
loo Barren, the Philadelphia mid-l
blob order. The Rev. Dr. W H Th0
ulna, resident pastor emeritus. was
pronont our lod in prayer. Mr Wakd- .
hamcboso for, his subject immortality ‘
wily T
my:
morning service with nice the occd- "
Brought to Light The ultur
Immtilully banked with flowers.
slim of several joining the chur‘clr'.
Those uniting withauhochnmh one all '
Stout- .
enburg. Miss Clara Stoutcnburg, Mull. '
Anna; Wills-on, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. \
follows: 3‘.“ rs. Elizabeth
Spangler, Miss-Mary E. Robinson, W.
F. Grady, H. J. Wood. Miss
Rood 'Wukehnm.
The evening servioo took the form '
‘ of on Easter concept given by moir- ‘
A specihl 1'
feature of tho nonunion was the duct '
oi: Misses Elsie Sterling and Mildred » .
hero of the lilhlo school.
Ketcbnm. Tho whole program was
exceedingly well rendered. Much cred}
it is due to the committee 'who had
the matter in charge, Miss Emma Fa),
ion in training the children to speak,
Mics «\fnbcl Smile in one singing; Mind
Hassle Sempio ut‘ the piano. Others
:aénin uho gum time in floral donors;-
(iii! the trick in 19 rounds at isydney. ,mm and ‘“ distributing flowors wl
the sick These together with many
others helped to make Easter Day at
1110 First Methodist Church o. bcwtl
nilh lllmv buttons (overall with they’dloncié'ht. who Is now in England burs fui occasion and ono long to be chop
In -li liul III: 'I lo:1 nu lilo. olim.
CONSTRULJION GUililE 5625
1
SKI SEC“
9mm 119.130.1907. ”‘5
No. 0625. Sizes 3! 34. 30 38. 40 and
42 bust. mice of pattern, 16 cont».
m
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:zoim'l‘imus, has sen u great light. He
ir- out with on article declaring that
the Pittsburgh Federal team is far
stronger than was over anticipated;
that it was entitled to the considera-
tion of the Pittsburgh fans; that it will
hold its own in Pittsburgh: and that
lluuc is room for tho lodeml Lennon.
llulstou (loss, of the indimlapollu
Star. lwrltee from the Hoosier training
comp ut Wichita Falls that ”there is
evory reason now 'to believe that
ucorgc Mullin. one‘timo star pitcher
tor the Detroit Tigers. has “come back.
The big hurlor has been working even.
more conscientiously and tuitblui than
110 ever did in his life and was never
in better shape."
Frank anorto has been appointed
contain or the Indianapolis team by
Munugor Phillips.
Worthington inns will have on oppor-
luully to not 11 lino on the clash of ball
that will be pluyod in the Fodornl
louguo this season. on two and proba-
bly three. teams of that circuit. will die
soon there in games with college
teams. Manager Waldron, of Geomo-
town. has already booked tho Buffalo“
Fodorul tonm iorAprll 0. while nego~
tiuilons for a cinch iith Pittsburgh;
April 8. urn pending, 'i‘he linitlmom
loom in also diokering with the Georno
town Catholic University manager
mellto. .
lBill ,(lnrrignn says it Del Gainer is
not good enough for Jennings he’s not
good enough for him.
Cold weather I9 ruining huvoo with
the Brooklyn players. Nap ltuckor
now to reported ll with tonsilltis.
Elan Johnson says he'll get Earl
Hamilton it it Mammary cent in the
league mm. no um to lunch 10,,
flit! Fedil’.
y...
Madam 130qu or. cadmium my:
'“iloolau's departure l9 9 99m 1110er
but limbo will not be missed."
Byrno is 0011101an liar into all
on his work or. second hobo.
Bobby
Dam
Harold Modernist. mour- at the
Chattanooga (Tenn) team. mired
his former tommntol in grand 9tyi9;,
the other day. who led 0191111199. Guilt:
ought to be m and 91 91-99919 our. 0%
Ii the burnt club 5199999 mm: run my mmmtmotm
‘ all, {that luring? Willow nob.
lhdoh matched to meet Bandmastor
‘ Ride in “union, Ann-ll 20.
m. ‘_
E.
donneunnelte add Bombardier Wells:
gliilve been offered a $7 300 nurse to
box in London.
”A-“ ._ i
.Vlilte Violin, ol‘ Scull! Boston, and!
.\l Shubort will meet in lnurcuco
next 'i‘brusdny night.
i .-
g ‘ liiumy Duffy has been out gunninr:
{or big game without much success so
‘ lid has decided to go poking around
utter some of lesser magnitude He
has turned up Sam Robldonu. the lad.
dybuok who put it over Kid Kansas.
in Youngstown some time ago. The.
unnehwwlll tukc pine in Watorhun.
April 23.
._.,. ......... ”A”... -... -.
OPENING OF POOL
MATCH TONIGHT
Stone and Harden Ready for Flrot
‘ Block of State Title Match.
“illiRTll‘ORD. April 19-4111 the inns
Ilmt follow the some of the green to-
bio will be on deck tonight to bee tho
opening of the match between Puchy
Hnnlon. who it. known to all the pluy~
orb of this city, and‘Bob Stone. of Wu-
rt'otbury. holder of the ntute titlc. Tho
Amt two blocks of. the contest will be
played here .in Hartford at Socialist
:Holi.‘ on (‘eutral row. and them In
lovery indication that the S. R. 0. sign
will be hung up before the cues are
chalked.
1
‘* PRESIDENT BACK IN WASHING-l
TON. l
VV'ASliiNll'I‘ON, Aer 13 ~Prosi‘
Nicol VV‘ilnou returned here curly to
(his 1min VV hlto Sulphur Springs, \V‘ out
Vu.. 11: 1d “out In the White House tori
bronlimst. With him wow. Secretory'
*McAdoo. Minn I1 lounor \Vllscu and.
Francis l3. Sayre, the prouident’a 90m
ln-iuw. Mrs. Suyro and Miss Margaret
Wilson remained at the springs with;
Mrs, Wilson, whcro thcy Will stay for
another week. The president proba~
bly will again join them on Friday. I
.~——«‘>——¢~~4-—.—w-—-¢ ‘,
DOG RACE STARTS IN AyASVKA.
NOVA/IE. Mufti, April 13.4116
'world'u greatest dog race. the All-Alou-
ku swoopotuko, started at 9 a. to. this
morning when (our dog toumn not out
on the snow troll over the conruo from
Nomo to (‘ondlo and return. 0. distance
oi‘ 412 miloe.
' , BURNS MEETS BHUBEJRT.
.1 Frankie iliurnu, ot Jornoy City. will
Jmoi. Al Shubort. 0! Now Bedlam, in
Waterbury. on the 23d in tho 911ml
Anni attraction to the Duffvaohldonu
bout.
on
TO CLEAN UP OWY WMP
SVvooping dorm across thli city. dump
mm;- In tho helm o: the winde-
atom wont the 0.911199 which that run
ruled among that Initial“ 90 mm '
Th9 city, 999.9 mom on the propor-
réty minim danger. “01119: Romulus
mudtérod out tho m «no 1119 991991
warp Montana. ‘
Tim morning 11. um“ 1999
all; W W? Ml
ommianuoio “999911. truce
lattor «1'09de MWAM
1111101119 4119111190 mocha 11911919 bum-
linking 119m in the evening program:
i Song by School.
inked Here follons the list of those
Olleltory duet-l Will Magnify Thee.
0 (10d,
Elsie Sterling, Mildrcd Kctcham.
licoltation~lll Rim; My Bull
‘ lluth lloyl.
A Lilv in the Gordon.
lluzcl Downs
llocltutiom—‘l‘elllng the Score .
Si. inlay licyi b‘run is V‘Vukcmnn Vlrv:
glniu llnke Dorothy l’owcll.
Song by School.
RecitationwVic ("an 8m ll
Ruth Sloan
Recitation ~~~~~ ilcoi Sweet
irghiiu Duke.
Song by School
Recluttionwldautel Bells.
hum. i “W shrdi110.1tcshrouwshrdiun
Stanley lioy,t Keith Golnor,
Wnkomou, Seymour Tilly
Recitation—Old \V inber‘ 9 Gone
Ruth Crotoot.
Song by Infant Vines—Ruin Drops.
Recitation-41mg Happy Bells,
Louis mum.
llecitullonr-‘Eastcr Light,
Eight Girls.
Solo~~An Eastor Wlaii,
biubcl Miller.
Recitation—wit 1 Were 11 li'lowor.
lronc Raymond.
Rccllatlouwwmlt Time In it?
diuzcl Sloan.
Song by the School.
llcciinliou
,Recllutiou—«My (hu'dou,
Stanley Hoyt
Rocllulloquasicr «Secret
Marion Colilnus.
Song by the School.
Remarks by the Puntm.
benediction. \
TRINITY CHURCH.
Ono of the impressive fenturés'
connection with the servigca in Trin-
ity blpiucopal Church, Router Sunday.
was the reception and blessing 0! a
cover for tho baptismal font. This
was presented by Mrs. 'l’hilip N.
amuu, in memory of her husband, for
many yours suporlntondont of the Sun-
day school, and u warden and vanity-
man at the ol1urch.ilov.F A. Colo-
mun paid a fitting tributo to tho lilo
and character 01‘ the deceased and
expressed his appreciation of the
beautiful momoriul. An excellent
municul program was given at all tho
nol‘vlcou.
Baptiot Golluotlon, $510. _
Tho mater collection at the South
'Norwollt Baptism church. yutorday.
amounted to 0510. Thu church was
illled, ovary soot being occupied, at.
Ibo momini tumor; and there was ab
90 o Mottoudhnoe In the evening.
The choir modoréd Shelly'ti "noon:
and Lilo"l11tbooveninx. It Is hoped
to mine the $61090 $800.
(191199 Ill-HURON NOTES. .
nmdlwmuuol meeting of the W9
windmill at tho rectory at 3: 00.
oculirmution lurtruction 9t 8 In tho
WWI >
WW monthly meotlri
dim. momma Guild room, it
11. mall midrib meeting in tin!
«mum alt lb in} n. .
MW
‘ 9
Ruth '
Francis ‘
in been 1,723.
. P .9199» graphically
4’" (lull. mW“m, to ho M‘W oil tolobhouo 11mm In thin mid his contract culiod tor 310.0001001» .
wondcrfui .
”ASKING
l
Miel'ation 5
Si .00
l
l
1
$12.98“ and $18.98
Genuinely marvelous
this enormous assortment»
of benutmn SuilsJust no
coined this morning. Mor-
veiona not only
mm. completeness
style Fashion, but for tho
nor-lugs
hoot-3n. Store'u
mean to every woman.
C.liIi1ETON COATS. TWO TIER SKIRTS.
SMART i301; ERO‘ COATS, Tnll'R o 3 TIER SKIRTS.
CLEVETV PEPLI'M COATS. nonunion SKIRTS.
‘BASQUFI’ COAT-S,
SV'V’AGIHJR POSTHJIYON COATS, DRAPED .
SKIRTS.
PARIS NOVELTY COATS. PEG'TOP SKIRTS.
Gabardine, English Surge, Ripple Cloth, Wool,
Coupon.- Barathcu, Warm,
Tilda-Salad Green, lirrm‘n, “mack, Tango, Gray, hub
radar, Plum, lilo-yo,
or $2. 00.
is
ico'
of
far
that
written
TUNE) SKIR’TS. ..
Cloth. Poplin, Navy.
Fm... nwauo an minimal saving or
lo the public on
Decoration Day
. no V'illon.
toilet facilities.
be booked as early aoposslbc.
$08.80!].
iii TELEPHONES-
l ' 5
i The regular quarterly issue of The.
Southern New Fmgiund Telephone
Company's directory will go into at»
‘tect‘on Sunday, the 19th, and in con-
nection with this book it in intemstng
to know that the increase in telophonv
ea in Connecticut since the first oi the
year, the first uuurtcr or 1014. has
The Telephone Company
estimates the increase for the entire
your on 8,000 which will make tho to«
tul hum-bur oi telephonés in 11110 on
January 1. 1915. 110,210. Go lloccmlr
er 3], i904, tho total number of tops.»
phones was 33, 208. it the 191.4 fig-
ure is reached1 it will moon 9. growth
of 80,011 tolephoneu in 10 yours, a
growth nearly three times no great
119‘ the grand total at 1004.
The preporton and distribution oi
tho dlroctory containing those toio
phonon has now assumed considerable
proportions. as may be seen from tho
following fizum supplied by the blood
monogamont of tho udmpany. The to
to! number of books issued will be
115.000, each book containing 600 pa.
you not Including the cover. ltroqulrod
six weeks In compile and print the
iuouo. The number of changed from
the January issue was over 12.000 and
121,000 thumbcutu bad to be made.
Thoma! bamboo of. MU’HMHIG Ion
one was 60,000,000. it them were
spread out flat they would cover up-
proximately 353108.612 mum foot.
The total walnut in! mo‘llnouo in 901119;
thing over 8'! Irina. it than books wore
placed out: on top at tho otbor, a on.
four tower wouidlrlu Mill! M or ap-
proximately m and oikht-tonthu of a
mile. Into the air. The bode of thin
gigantic Ilivor would cover ”your,
live donors inched. ‘
Thorn i9 probibiy no one thing that
111mm... Inc
8M9 thou Ilia Idiopbode dimmr.
fro
ROTON POINT
The Prettiest Park on Connecticut 5 Coast
An ldml bllOl‘o resort :for family partied and excursions will b.-
ilollrr Coaster ride of 5.000 feet. 7,000 feet or floor apnea in dnnclngz' *
1.000 bulb houses with plenty of shower baths. and» modern
'l‘hn Beautiful Uacino is a real rcstnurant with oxpvc
icllct'd (1101' and the bust cooking and service at moderate prion.
Positively DOMKOX‘AQMAM liquors sold or allowed on the ground».
A «ten minute trolley service one... May 29
Roscrvntious for excursions Md for izugo prlvalo bull room should ,‘
A limited number or private. both houses will be rcnted
Address NEVILLE BAYLEY, MInagor 'Rotou Point, Phone 500. or
R. H. FITCH, Room in. Gazette Building. Norwaik, Conn. '
honour"
. this bodk
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for the Season
for the
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tank to compile, print and (illlil'liilliu
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iliiPPEfl MINER
RETURN- Tii WORK
HANCOCK. 'Mioh.. April 13.'*"Tllt’
cr'opor mine workeru who bnvcvbocn on
atrlko since July 23 lost, voted yet-stor-
duy to call oil the strike, {according to
announcement mndo today by Charles
E. lliclola. district secretary of the
Western Federation of Minors. ’l‘lu-
ilgurcs will not be given out until all
tor a mootiug of tho diutrici. board this
afternoon. _
Rollo ltiou of the union, denied by
tho min 3 companion, is wulvod by
tho otrlkoru in young-to return to
work. They claim that practically all
oi their demands have been complied
with sinoo the strike began. These
included bottled working. conditions, on
(light—hour day and a minimum dolly
wngo of 83.
When the strike ohm-ted tho union
claimed that. aupmximutoty 18.000mon
were out. Since that timo'mnnv of
those have warmed to» work and. our
111'sw have moved owuyzimm monomer
dlm'lot. The intact 9911mm «lathe.
number on strata and. brawn-taro
iliotlo. was about 911: manhood. Tho
atrium-(11099119111 adult-Immoh
mailer; .q
My‘wmkruui "1911mm, ed to
ammonium lw. Instill-It will in
dilicnltiorim new.” line
monvwho now wish mm work.
.W— 1-.
Hours only «meadows.
TUBLA. 0km. ' AM! War.
Loud. formerly catcher for the Clovm
19nd American 1.9m» M90911 club.
signed a contract tut nightly» play
with the Brooklyn >MMIV. mud hull
din“ to ”him «Indium Moduli ‘
99 mam-m9; W M m
to m intuit]: with M m an
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