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gnaw-News Department.
yo-au—Businmfiepartment.
x388 ”Brunch Office Norwalk.
890 --E3d,‘lt_93r’ 3%esidence.
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M’lf‘l FTV NOTICES
now——
A Stated Convocation of Butler
6.
Chapter A. A. M. ‘wlll be held at ml
rooms, April u‘28th 1914, at 8 o’.clock
p m. Vote on advancing our dues. All
R A. Malone cordially and fraternally
Invited.
Fraternally yours,
«ROBERT M. WILCOX, Sec'y.
'18.
THE Hoaaous or WAR
In the last Mexican \1' 111' the U: lited
States employed about 27 000 regllia1'1
troops and some 57,0th volunteers.
The 10951 in battle 301' iroinwduuds‘
received was 1.400 privates and 120‘
officers. lull disease carried on’ NLROU‘
men.
Besides there were more than 12
000 discharged for disability or harm-41‘
der, many of whom were really invalid
ed home, and not a few of them died:
gram wounds, received or‘diaeuse cou~
tructed ill the campaigns.
We hale gr'enth improted our mill ’
tary sauitarium. yet ill a foreign un-
healthy country; without 63183111198118
cilantro to plan for ileuilthwuadoubod
edi} the greatest dungel is from dis
case. r - ' “' rt”
This is the problem that 11-lpet b38-
-' fiu' ed now if there is to; be; unduly-114101?
3 of Mexibo
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One local business man ougueeiou
Thursday evening that a good Mm
ohaut’a we‘ek 1zlovun 193831111} 1132 lyroslii
dent Elliott’s advice to the New llu
VBZl road directors "Sell your imm-
iuer and bug a horn «\orultll Bill
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,. We would venture tgsuggeut malelug
the above quote‘ advice more emphat-
ic by: substituting the word smash-tor
cell '10 aell a thine—door: not put 'it
out or existence, but affdi’ds the if!"
;chaser an opportunity to urge it. 3
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SPORTS ill""lll:l."8illiT8
Al McCoy, the young Brooklyn mid
dlewelght, who guinea ta, 9 in boxing
circles by knocking out " eo‘rge Chip
two weeks ago in‘t‘t‘lne round, is not
the novice at the‘ ionic that some
people imagine. McCoy is only 211
«years of age,‘ having been born in
,Burleigt‘l‘. N 3., iii 1984,11“ since
1910 ne‘has had over 60 1114311368111
many 6'! them no decision appears.
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knockout route. McCoy started out
as a lightweight and dovetailed into"
.a Welterwélgnt‘ in 1‘§12. meeting a,
druids. lit l‘a' only dining t’ilo’tt‘ihat
year that McCoy hoe taken on Walton.”W
6331:?” m 0 use 65‘? ewe 3 if“
although he does not scale over 162
best boy: in the “ and ‘reeently
oux’i‘ltMlkb Gibbons 10 rounds. in
York, but being naturally lett nodded
~ has the driving power in lite death
1153, «Which other denture naturally
have in their 1113:1131: hand Motley nah
‘ ' :« ‘19 another chance.
Anon whether no
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‘ billlllt'rv l8 smurt.
_ ‘ tween Ad Wolgl‘lst and Joe. Rivera tor of friends
rtho latter [lard of next' month.
61116116. 'oi good boys. onions themcfio
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Prepared Espetl‘ally For This Newspaper
by Pictorial Review
““A SEWER LINEN
in any doubt of your ability“ to $11ch
thin line perfectly straight it would be'
11 oil to outline it with chalk which can
be brushed off ul'turtlurd. Jit‘lltil‘o are
double “'l‘T“ poi’i’brntloun at the front
and bnu.k and these should be foliotiled
in gathering the waist to mid to the‘
yoke or. rather to the buck which ex~
‘tenlis over to tho t‘ront in yoke effect.
N11\'t.avw the lurge colllii to the edge
of the nocln‘. uhon attach the standing
tailor to the shield, if it ill to be 118811.
Hem or, face the pocket, using a Khan-1.
od. blue told‘ of the linen“ ‘lllon ntitc'h
to the Milli There ls‘ 'n l
[oration lndimttw‘ha: till- noeittdt front.
.3 3 0319811, 13143111169176 'nonmgf than «stitch the
. Luff t‘u the lowed odxomnd turn it back.
if ‘111 ‘ elbow lcngill‘ Blcove is need it
'wtll e modemsm 1111111 “to item the
sleeve. The Zimbuoldorylhl‘ added after-
Mind to thin! sleevcflyoke .hml collar.
3 The front of the .8th is treated ex-“
new on \‘vl‘i‘ii‘he‘t walat‘ betnuse the
tilEheil effect lA‘ continued down the en-
tire flout“ hi" the lanolin. The folded
edges of the «imminent and back goreu
should then be, lapped and stitched' an
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for pl ot.‘ The bide-Wain ls tiosod
from upper. crisis toiextemlion, as ”notch-
«1.an p at. the seam. br. cling
"’1'" to single rite “O" perforation and
tuck. 'l‘u‘rn \i‘l'itler attire of back gore
on double {‘01i"pérmrt‘ltlon‘a, lap to
small "0" pctfbrntlbna. notches cv,en
and press. Tack tab mtlnsltlon. (lath
er bulk zero or lay the fullness in line
tucks.
wnlot.
The Vbntnonaaro added lust of nil.
CONSTRUC
if» preferred ‘b‘nd sew to the
IlON GUlDE 5275
,rixilt‘tlrfil ‘.cohfr linen truck trlm‘lm-d
"\ vft’Jl l11'1111'1l or white embroidery and
This (lnlnty as % almile enough
t‘o file‘ll‘l‘lh the. out; carnFiilllr.luLv1ng
vonly enquuh m3 ME to oli‘set an ab:
6111111an Woe?!) effect. ‘ Eli. ill (olnr
liuf-n with white, brownie 'd elu- __
‘n‘t‘3‘.
T13'1‘t1u3l 83nd (1112- -halt yard??? 364mm
mun ‘ut “25188.18 x1 yur will make the
dr... :e The ffflnm mny 1c of the ‘liJJJter-l
111' a cent“. 1 tll‘u, lllltiCl‘hl. After cut-
ting out the $695,161.11 the 1v.ulst then; Price a!“ pattern Ali'eeltts
tlnu under 111 edge of the; front on slot Embrdld‘ory.No. 11742. Transfer pat-v
pclforutions; glitch carefully it there term 115 canto.
No.‘ 6213 $12.66 14 ’18 11111.1 ‘18 years.
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’llles‘e' boys have met
‘tllree times, if memory servse us
right, And no doubt tllei have their
out down to a solenbe 111 this time.
Ne“ iiulcu ulll full for the iorego
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Clabby. and thus Setilti‘I‘l very mixed
duels-thin.)
The Providence nolJ‘lb“
nil over again.
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3mm of Wild Bill our: 113 . The t‘et‘im
Wild Bill hul sdlected’to ‘ the 9111138011
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. A lightweight bout that ‘will at lined at St. Ruphael'a Hospital a very
tract hotl'si'itieiabie attention trotnd‘qna “Ck “1°“me one “we boxing star
{the country over is that arranged be hm" the ”mummy OJ a large circle
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This
Pep Young. «who failed to make
match has been talked about ‘eyer.
since Ad won that questionable vtll'f £0“ J0“ Chance, ”‘3’ “"J‘Jng' J3 buck
diet in “fifteen rounds govem years. 3911‘ the coast again. Young is covering
agoJ‘llli‘d Willow Md‘é‘l‘tlaion t stage “‘0" J°r Sacramentwilie WAN ‘11!"-
the matohl‘ot his L08 411314121613 31“}, la rl' Wolverton manages
approved? by .rlog were .everr "
whore. While no ‘el‘ltlbifil‘onahlp inane 1.
«on tilts bout it‘ 6110111111111er we 38‘ “will .1108. They ‘nromise 50 give
into exhibition ior all that ”W lgueqtk 3’ 0 i:lar§,‘ol‘ 015,6: limits 0. run tonne
tly‘ing hard to reestablish :him ell 31113;: Ln" 9"} 9" Jéfi 1‘10"“: ”Ml/9375
this ranks of the topuoirfilol Atrium,“
he to earn a doolsivé‘ v ct ry in, only:
my the public that 1136‘ “was entitled, 553111 3711116 3101 Knitted properly. and
to ltllat famous decision. by Reioree “‘9‘?" Wm have F“. be WORM and reset,
‘Jack Wélsh in their former meeting; ‘WJ‘W‘ 4339351135 “0 lighting for WNW“
And it will be j‘Rivera last chance at for “"0 0" ““399 1113011015-
big money if he falls before the Miohlr
gun wild cat. Joe has been slipping
in the estimation of Mitt fans over
wince, Ritchie utopfiod him. and when
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roomy Alida id in line shape for his
bout“
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with ‘3‘?oun's Aaronson in New
London tomorrow night ‘
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9631-16 ahhionahipl‘nonomi ': ,.
' lljoo Flynn is Anxious to novel Bunny
rent loin on stable 1 1' '
rout champion. Since“ 3
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battled ”$111
best; hero in title American lightyoht‘fi
och Britta
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that the edges; of the 1'1 but gore are left ‘
{the lfl'o‘ileu‘ bones in“ Ad ’Wo’igaet’a‘
”not:
“it in this most striking contrast
Defeat. Gun-berg It fit. Patenburg of Mr Donovan advoaatlng an“ anti
HAM IQhIl‘Ibi’IW- , .liquor amendment to the constitution
ST.HWDURG,1P.April-127r~ln that appo‘alt to my sense of humor.
the third round of the internationut‘ i can't help recalling that it was
chess masters tournggt, #1541593 in this. 4988' Donovan who was torenioét in
city. yesterday. Torr Was lie on“; the tight for license in Norwalk'only 111
one to 3.4191111an 839944138 was new years m. when 11101:th the pro-
Tarrasoh'a opponent Theo ‘33:“ 0011' printer 0; one or the biggest salopos.
tale. betm“’flwé?<b‘fl%g ‘39” ‘lu the fillifob. i recall very clearl‘yl“
stein, Nlenlzowltucb MQRMWMHWMM how he was standing in an unlawful!
Bike? l'blmi‘eln “mp wthin the polling limit 81
“06661111111611?“ rfi‘g‘k‘l‘l» ‘P‘Mmufim 13611131116 ‘licel‘lao' pautoro‘: 130“
'Niemzowiteolllmmmt mi! 1:81:11: MM'ting’Mo- licenae
wutolu played the white We”; “991%!“ WWW medium "moved lfromw
ski bed a bye The "900% ‘0 am" his unlawtul poultlol by the mod0i‘es
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how things like this work out and
doubtodly it won’t do any north
writ‘o to {him telling him how we iii
The schedule for the fourth round 3‘0
0“ this prohibition question. " ‘
is: Looker vu. Rubinstein. Alet'hllle Vs.
Marshall, B‘em‘atein vs. Nlomaowitoch.
, m wakl vs.
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SCHEDULE FOR OPENlNG WEEK himself and other temperance t-adv‘o-
. eaten betore the judiciaxy commltt e
. SOOClATlON.
‘N CQNNECT‘CUJ A at Washington lust week and of tire
arguments which had been put forth
in fever or national prohibition. He
3sald it won hie opinion that the
3ameudm0nt will be passed it a hard
‘enough light for it is curried on
throughout the country. for, 'sald he,
3it is the opinion of thinking men, not:
necessarily prohibition party then.“
that in national prohibition lies mg:
“remedy for poverty. insanity, and
crime- -of almost every description. ‘ l
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ilartl‘ord,,at New Britain.
'S'pringileld at dirldgopolt.
‘Pltiailél‘dgat New London.
New«:111aven at Waterbury.
Wednelday.
New Britain at Hartford.
Springfield at Bridgeport.
Pittnfleld at New London.
Waterbury at New Haven.
Thursday.
New Haven at Hartford.
. Bridgeport at Springfield.
New London at l’lttelield.
New Britain at Waterbury.
Friday.
Hartford at New Illuven.
Bridgeport at Springfield.
New London at i‘ittufield.
Waterbury at New Britain. «
Saturday.
New Haven at New London.
Hartford at Waterbury.
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walk Make: increased 'Demll'ld.
Following is a list in telephones
that have been installed since the is-
lining of the 111111 list; out this out little
“taste in the back if l'our directoryz. 1t?
Edna Andrews.
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“WNW“! ":3"” "5' um le00 Him Credit ““'
I “m“? ------------ ' """ J1 - J .3 "i Bin, however. inflow slid to 1
,CJ‘PJFJ’W‘C“ . ' """ 1" '2 ‘1 J “1% 1th this breadth attitude on the
“"3“." _ """" 3 """" 32 J. . matter 111 as Mr Spooner describing it
’l‘urraaoh ' - """ """ "“2 “0‘ Mr 156(16an has voted for some 'g‘oilu
MJJPJ‘J" """"""" ‘ mm”? H“ measures while he had been in icq‘n
Rubliioielli_....3..w. . .‘.l3 1 grep lid although 8301119 013,3 ha
‘l‘BlltmuYno‘ 1 ‘ .‘ ”'J : i‘would‘ ‘ have“ voted to send him there
{“‘mmJMP‘ “" " ‘ "“""““““ 2 we must ‘g‘lvé 11in credit iii wha‘t lid
"‘J““°“’“m """" , """"" 0» ' has done It surprises in; unmodified
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3. National Bank Building Iti‘New Haven.
33 3am"0hnlrman of the Board of the New Haven Company, took charge of tile
"‘ ifllfl‘iiof that C‘Wny‘ he at one: planned to give to a Company as on
zportant an The connotlcut Cempany a management complete and ir-dEPen
lemmas. 19136,
'the plane of urbanized” and thdfimownp‘ Wilhelm or ”We Cemectlcut
geommny homeowner: moved from the office mining ot the how Ha
. .1 M 01ml. Monaoer
as... a a ~' ‘
3557’? ‘ “ ‘
" of ”VIM” to 111114116th (familiar. lie patron; and employem; and
'w‘llt‘h‘elh wflflkem W Comet/0f
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15PM“ Mm New in W of elm 101' 1mer°v¢ment5
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Springfield ut l'iltsiiohl. ‘JEJ‘3‘3‘33‘33JS33‘J‘Zeg‘3'J1V 1123' ~
bruigepcrt at New Britain. .“ ' ‘ -' ' 1
311‘runk .ll. Iiiaeell, 3
'PRINCEION HOST TO oxoumusq Winfield 81- 1422-5.
3 on,” Col. W . H. Boyle,
Great Relay Runnero. Heroes of! {M'flmfl A“? H94
Penn Meet, Entertained.31‘“39 Ursula Burke
l’lt‘lNCE'I‘ON, April 27.~Prluceton,19 Cove 4181130
acted as host yesterday to the Oxford John A Camp. 13‘
relay runners, A. N. S. Jackson. G M "7 St John St '1439.‘
Sproulo, D. S. Gnuesen and Sublltltute ‘.Geo W. Chamberlain.
Robinson. Norman Taber we the on; i 23 Gregory lioulelam 31239.5
ly missing member 01 the team that Timothy miscou
won the four nllle relay at the Penn Strawberry Hill 355.4 1
games Saturday ,‘Mls. Thou. Darling, i
Capt. ’1‘. Make and 'l‘railler Keene lWestside Ave. Rowayton, 672-3
Fitzpatrick of the track team find‘ Edmund Godfrey. 3
Football Coach Herr Herring acted as 4 88,11,939, "St N. 73‘.)
the committee to receive the chum-mgr” \ [6333.3 33 3 3
pious; 3 Harbor View Hench 1343.4
The Britlsilers were met at Prince 1““‘8’ Henley.
ton Junction at noon and took lunoh‘ 13 Raymond 81 .- 135,31 3
and dinner at the training table; dur- 30,3 Li Malkin. .
log the afternoon they were shown gucwm 133mm,. 323512
trend the campus and taken through who”, Mugneld 3
the buildings. They showed great 111-3 1131 Cross St. 113 15
tereat in the graduate rollego build Mum, Mam“
lugs. «which am similar to the Oxford‘ 69 Water St 342-4
Quadrangles. The party” had tea with‘ Stanley Mills. 3‘ 3
President Hibben. They left last eve Hlkhlond. A“: 3 1218-3
ning for New york. Johan. Muflly ,
‘4 ‘0 Center Ave 3 1335.32
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33 Spring St. ‘ 1232-3 “ "
03?; Plibllllll'fillllli‘fs 1.61.18 6, Parker 3.
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'finlahin his 116161114116 he {need every; '3 Kitten
voter 111“ the church to write to Cbn 1StraWherry Hi“ AVG-
greasman Donovan and tell him that ’F‘rank P “001105“ «-
bls constituen‘to wanted lllln to vote to '1‘ ‘Rgilymlltm 11237111.
amen the constitution of the United 1 . 3 3
State: no that every aaloou from 93 Lexington Ave. 46242‘
Maine to Texas and from Connectieuq 9‘ Mill" 8 HOBDital. 3_
. to California would be driven out oi.‘ ‘W’Gfit 3300105 Ava. a... 3001
"fin61 c6bniry 1611‘ 1111‘ line. .. _ K“ ’ 38.861111 ”“0193 3 4:1
..‘.lAi. tau ameatiou 6 mile 1119111663 1 Killer Kté'. 3 118%. .. ., ..
over Rev Mr. Board’s ordinarily plac~ 1081‘! Sohuub.‘ ‘1 3....
id countenance and Mr 811661161; “our 11 Rulrloltd Ave. “1623-2333
in: lt.aatd',‘ addressable the clergyman: 08011? 1". Schultze. 3.3
“You moyrainiie, Mr Board. at my ”“001“ Ave .3 N 13643
suggestion to write to Congressman Sam Ghllgimkv. 3 = ,«3
Donation. thinking he would 116 611.63 0‘5!“le Ave. 675.12
‘ illicit": 6666611 to this prohibltlotti‘ my: Jennie a. snub. «1 - 311'-
' moveiium but ltthink Nona 1111111111156 ml at. '
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Incompae Suit Sale
AetualValues up to $14
The most aunremo vo‘lues
and Myles ever offered in this
city. Perfect some of rash
ion including the smartest
styles duplicated by the‘ best
dressed .won‘len. Exquisite
creationil ot' cargo, Moraine
ore‘pon, poplin developed in
chic. jaunty Eton, bolero,
basque and leash come, with,
1110116 dlevel rlphle tunic.
tier, tunic, 1309 and draped
blind. in navy leaf green,
black gray brown. delft
1111150 and ovary other favor-
ed shading oi the season.
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Skirts $2 98
‘“ Regular 34 models. New
single and double tier models
of blue and black serge. tall-
cred effects. trimmed with
«buttons; also smart, draped
aud‘peg-top styles of Scotch
plaids. the very latcsr com-
binations of edible.
Waists 981:
Regular $1.50 values The new tango, medir13
Gladstone co 1 and kimono sleeve models ()1
beautiful sheer flow ered voile, fine on no or elabor-
ate embroidered and lace effects; in unite and all
the wanted tl’mdes of the season. All will» the new
glow e‘ut necks. , '
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3_SALE.' acted
‘VAIZl‘ES .‘UP TO
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The ‘gl'entest values ever offered ill the
height of «the season. All these extraordinary
prices we «offer a charmingly attractive eelw»
tlon of th 3 season’s fairest fashions ill coats—«'1
wealth of band‘somei’itmodcls and colors Scotch
33 mlutures', club cheeks, silk moire.
ties, effective stripes, golf cords.
serge nm'ei-
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TM! Connnctleut Company’whioh commie and operates 675 miles of
electric trolley road in tho om;- 30f Connecticut. operated by 4.00:) an-
pioyeoe. all mldents of the State, hl3§ just taken offices in the Second
When Mr_ Heward Eliot:
‘0ent, no that there would be the 0mm supervision of Evely (leta I. the
highest efficiency and the greatest economy. Also so that the patrons of
the r‘cad ant? the dilllllbyees WPtld Md reapmuible officers near at hon.
for the- prompt deepa‘tch' of business.
it has taken abfii‘e time to work out all detail and the niow'g 1111.;
the new 99310303; lo on03of‘tho that item: of the‘
"plans formulp’t‘d ill
in ”Gemini“. 19i3. Mr. 31.,‘:§. gram war elected Presi'iml of The
Connecticut company. Since then M Elliott and 1‘16 have 1111. uorkmg on
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. 1 Tootaevi‘Wmenaor Mr. H o. Day as Counsel, is near at hand
lu1tn‘onlxeltem‘cum
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:11 Mr,l1‘Eillot’rund «Ami-66.14.1461 that this arrangement will he
the are-tut possible use
in 'til0‘»‘ on at" W pl. macaw. «
but all“! M Whine Mwfln the‘ New Haven and
Th‘h 501111"!de OEMPOW. W of in. comment with the Department
but it 10 hoped that the «that Brute?“ of mommy can be maintain-
any)“ I
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