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WEDNESDAY. JUNE 3, 1914
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greport before the second session of
Ithe third international congress on
w u a . No 10“ F “d A. M ‘the child welfare in Washington, said
. WW; I: Iago“; Bn'ud'fi‘ 80“thth lives at 100,000 babies would be
thin street. list and 3d Tuesday of saved durins the coming year if the
each month—July and August Ix~‘Congresa of Mothers was able t
”936"“ 8 O'CIOCK- A” 3433“" Icarry out the practical measures it had
Insonsspordially invited. D. Bunistarted for “baby saving."
Beac . . h r . ilco .
I” W M 30 e t M W h' By actual experiment the congress
Sec.
‘Iiitlcr Chapter N0. 38. R. A. M. Ihals proved that education of mothers
' fleet: in Masonic Building, Soutnlin infant hygiene will prevent sixty
Iain St, 2nd and 4th Tuesdays, of per 0901. of infant mortality:
anon month-July and August ext?
eapted-at 8 o'clock. All Royal Aron T
lacuna cordially invited Charleeiem teacher association to have
A. Tuck, H. R Robert w. Wilcox.'ciliid hygiene committee which will
Sec. Ivislt every mother of a baby under two
THE VOLUNTEER BILL. {to come regularly to have a record
. The volunteer army bill, which has 'kept of her baby's progress, and to
V‘been agreed upon by the House and study how best to promote health.
Senate, has been framed with the: The United States Public Health
guidance gained from the experience Service has prepared a xaluaolo bulle—
in 1898. it is designed to mobilize tin on the care of theraby, available
the volunteers with the least possible for every mother. Btute boards 0!
. ‘ delay. and to avoid the confusion and health have prepared other bulletins;
complications that proved to be such city health boards have done the
a handicap at the outbreak of the war same.
receipts for a
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SOCIETY NOTICES
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The congress has asked every bar
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years in that locality, and invite her
'Anoow'rnv rune
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ii! end retiree-m amateur melt and
'Iiield sports and, so tar as possible,
1 baseball and similar sports.
I John C. Collins, of New Haven,
{chairman oi“ the managing committee
ior the New Haven Amateur Athletes,
I who has gathered a large stock of in
ltormation as to amateur track and
:fteld sports, and had much valuable
iexwrience. has agreed, if suleient in-
. terest is shown. to give his advice and
laid otherwise in getting the move-
' ment well gtarted. urther information
{can be obtained by addressing Paul
to more o'rderiJ
delicious and healthiul food
'I‘IlculoyalBaIterand PastryCook,’ I
containing five hundred practical i
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and cookery, free.
Baking Powder Co.. New York. I
ll kinda of baking
Address Royal
New Haven.
eternal-t allolu mo
Walsh, of the New York Americans.
has been in centre iield two days and
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e lathe haven'tbeur m
than t since they tuna idle tub.
Both
9 Washingtons and Detroits l '
are wit in a day's reach of first place. . ..
CincigpatiIfnns have started a move. .' j:
ment to give their players $25,009 if ’ ‘j
they win pile championship. and the: --
Chamber inf Commerce is to take of“?
old} antlbn. ‘Hermannatl is delirious,
according to report, “with the team‘ 3
within trailing distance at the pen- I 1‘
bent.”
With June, July, August, Sop- : "
temberarld part of October to cross. --I
that's a pretty long trail.
EBumett. temporary secretary, Box 745: ”will: T0 summer
I AUBREY FOR BMDGEPORT
i till-tor Bowman, who played sec
0nd base in Bridgeport last season.
has returned to the Bridgepbrt club
and will be given his old position.
Harry Aubrey, who has been occupy- - -
'iog that ”or for the past two weeks, . ..
{his hitting is vastly better than when Will be released. Bowman during the
IHER SPIRISJ
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Hill on llll;
Flashes Across F tnlsll Lille Ahead 1
oi Herrethoit Sloop by l6
MIIIIIIBS 48 Seconds 3 '
itYE, N. Y., June 3.—A moderate
he picketed the sun garden.
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The Washington: didn't show their
usual smooth and speedy fielding.
base runners for one thinl. :
Caldwell in the busiest pinch hills:
in the A. In. these days. He‘s called
on in nearly every game. and yester-
day. came to time with a clean shot to
centre. .
No runs have been made 011 Tes-
reau in his last tivo games. 'He shut
[out the Brooklyns and. Philliea in we
eesiiou. ‘ ’
fie Giants had won six consecutive
when the Phllliaa broke in on
men. and the Reds had won the game
number, exclusive of a tie, when the
southwester early today was more than Cardinals laid them low
welcomed by the cup defense candhI
dates Resolute and Vanitie for their‘
second contest in the preliminary se~
ries. Especially was this so after yes-
terday's double battle in which athe
”(ms "0‘ 0“" struggled against 0“ ue Whep‘be went there wi more not- South Ntn‘wallt team. Any team that j I:
another, but ”“5!“ “mm winds ‘1' ed'tw’lflers. such as Sell n,“!iendrix‘ would likeagame for some. will please
most the entire race which the tauit- Ind Faikenberg. but here he is With write to Edwin Dayton. 49‘ Central
iavenue, Bridgeport, Conn.
is won by sixteen minutes and loses-
buds in elapsed time.
The morning air brought In someI
mist, but a warm sun. was expected to,.
v
The traveling hasn't been smooth
foam Baltimore Feds of late. IThey
have dropped their last six Earned.
Nobody expected Doe Crantiail to be
the pitching king of the Federal Leag-
eeven victories and no deieats.
‘ thnter was sold to Troy. of the New ~ ..
" York State Magus, under an agree-
ment by which Troy was to pay ior j I:
Still, they did some star work, yeaier- him ii I” remained with "‘9 teem un»
fday, hit-Bride’s one-handed touched of til “"19 1- Troy had another player I‘ .
Iwho was going better than Bowmnn. ~ ”
‘so it was decided to return him to I "
Bridgeport.
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YALE ATHLETES IN TEN»
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NEW YORK A. C. GAMES
I Announcement was made yesterday :
that Yale will enter track stars in ten . ”
events at the New York Athletic club I ..
in addition. 1 ~
'Yaie and Harvard will have a Joint - '
relay team entered. This team will II
be made up of Capt. Brown and Wil‘ "
5 track games Saturday.
his. at Yale, and Capt. Barron and
IBrighun, of Harvard.
R'IVERBIDES WANT A GAME.
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I The Riversidea. of Bridgeport. have 2 "
an open date for June 7th, and would - 'I
like to hear from any fast amateur . -
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: with Spain. i With the active help of a child by- burn “9 the fog before noon,‘the time' . I '
. . . set for the start.
The experience gained at this little glcno committee in every mothers The two contenders spent the night: . .» o
I ‘wns costly. It called forth general circle or parent teacher association, It behind the breakwater in Glen t‘ove.‘ - I . I m orte . amle
criticism to the discredit of the becomes possible to establish the (on- On each host a few mlnor changagi . .I p _
army officials and the authorities at net-ting link between the mothers who were 111th I0? the race tOddY- , . .. . B L. SPEL lAL
Washington. Jneed the knowledge of infant hygiene Designer ilerreshofi Ispent ”'9 “35m- -» .—- — x . I I regs ‘nens
l . d l l “'1 g 1 b' l rivute on board the itcaolutes tender, (,apeI: . I_
IExperiente is a splendid teacrel an tle ten 1 sen co w lcr p . Cod. and held a». lung cmference “"w. . I ‘Fine imported Linen. every thread C
”id the lesson 0? ”93 has “0" been Iatate and national agencies are mger'ilobert W.- Emrtiona, mntinger. Both? - ' - pure 1on in the mail! popular weaves
forgotten. . Ito give tofi-educe infant mortality.I named that the Heuolute showIed pie“?! . I, I , ._ . .. - . o! the 893mm and in medium “31ng . .
.' The new bill makes the term of etc; -—~—---O-—-'-—- t.y .Uf ”WI“ “1'“: tfizzzsiitothzgiiglii , - —~ I _ I ‘ _~ suitable for skirts, dresses and tail-
IIstrnenl four ycnr instead of two. This 1 WITH OTHER EDITORS- ”new“ 5 ”06’ u ‘ ' _ . . _ ", cred suits. All the tasluonable colors
I fluctuating airs later in the day the .I II , I .
is the same as it is In the regulnrf A re-awakening to the value of good Vunltlc "outlucked" them. i , ._;-; . including PER YARD
army. Militia regiments can be tnk- roads, no mutter “1““ ”“3 class 0' W- 'I‘llis morning the Vnnltle‘s crew tooki ' ' ‘ I ' IVOFY white, pink, T039. SkY. light. medium and dark Copen- .
. on over bodily by the government, the hicle that “88 them, ’3 directly trace. a long. strong pull at the out‘hnul on ‘ - w . hogan navy, OIdI T059. hello. wietaria_ ”78803. green. tau. Cham-
m' i 'lud d A l t t t till able to the automobile. The automo- the foot of the muiusnil, for the big . , , palms. light and medium bl’own, purple mahogany, ulpricot,
.go cers nt Ie . line It men . 0 bile has set it new standard, for road. shoot of canvass was badly wrinkled I Nellrose. taupe and,black. .
.the vacancies caused by the transfer building that is bound to make for the yesterday. captain Dennis said it < I , . ,
I at regular army oilicers to the stall and benefit of transportation of every kind. would probably have to be re~cut. He . , 6 000 Y d f 18 P . d .
‘i‘.5*l‘3n°"31 PO“ts 1“ the volunteers. Ill A road “med ‘0 "“i “91g“ “"d 39:9“ laughed at the suggestion that he _ . , 3" S 0 - . C Tillie 1
‘ N i an automobile, a road fit to wth- , l ick- ‘ I .
factall a olutme t of moors in 0 “as very fortunate yesterday ‘1 D ,
f. I DD nsI o d stand the tremendous strain imposed tug up the iavorabie streaks. “The I THE “NEW PERFEmoN” Crepes and V0, es y 2
“jibe vo unteer army, wil be me 9 here by a machine weighing 4,000 pounds raster MI“ always has the luck," 119. I . .. . 9 ,
nitar by the president and not by the and moving at a rate of 50 miles an remarked with a twinkle in his eye- I . . ' , Fashion prescribes PRINTED CREPES and Voilers for the new I
governor °t “Ch state, as was ‘done 1'9“" will "we the farmerdn wear and Another triangular course was ex-I i Spring Dresses, Waiste, Dressing Sasques; Kimonos, Children's
W I“ 1393- Preference this time 0" "1' tear as he plods to market behind ms DeciL‘d for lOdflY'B race, VII-h the atart I ("i _ ‘ ~. . . Dresses, etc. They are sure to be two of the .most wanted washable ‘
.11 future emergencies will be given humble horse expense that “'1” so “u on Parsonage iTOIUI. BC the and 0‘ “RY“ l l “ Though SI‘IC WOI'ICS next [0 the stove, - _ dross fabrics oi‘the season. This tremendous variety enables us
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It.” then. of experience, and military to reduce the cost or iiins orr n8 neck, There were, however. a dozen Within easy reach Of her ll’OI’lS, SI’lC IE; to offer an almost endless Vauety ‘of Genius and coloriugs. Con I; .I
' . ton Register. courses available, dependable 0“ theI k s mi bI TIl I be. J sidcrtng the popularity‘oi the fabric, the excellent quality. the .
mm“: in the regulars, the national. + wind: ' i eep‘ C00] and CO orta 8' at S ' ~’ grout assortment of designs, it is one of the most sensational bnr- . ’
guard. the volunteers of 1898 or mllia Mrs. 'Harriet Prenthscott has our —-———~-——---.-—-—'—' I ,, cause she uses a . fl . ‘1: 'galns ever ofiqred at. the opening of a. season. ,
‘ schools. Social and political in- mm Put a mt 0“ 0V" 1“” SW" PROPOSED Aesocm'rlou roe I I .: . - ,. i: - . '
. . . born spouse. Mr. Prentisscott reads PROMOTING AMATEUR N u ., . .
ueuce winch played such an ll‘IlDOI" , . ~ cw . on . ‘ .
lirl; in the a Intment of fll< careiuily and often quotes from his ‘PORTS IN CONNECNCUT! t . r ‘ I ~ - 3.000 YardS CIEDB 2,000 Yade 29C
1’ . 99° 0 IBihle. Long did he protest against his Extending the plan of the New Ha-I I l . . W I C K I} Lli I: FLAM If ,r _ I I I. . n g
n 1898. in future wtll be disre- wife’s request that he wash the dish- ven Amateur Athletes. and .tosterod I j; I f. v . . i , . . Pluses at per yard Pnnted VO‘IBS, yd I
x‘. d. For the suite of the army it es, holding that the labor was not the to some extent by this organisation.j I -‘ 011 cock-stow, I . . ' E .
incerely hoped that this rule will 2 3°" [0" a manly man ‘0 perform. B‘" with which many prominent citizens 01: I . . . ~_ ,' ‘ . I“ _
81‘2”“st adhered to. auto other day. at her home in (.lonr- New Haven are identified, 11 [3 "0.3.. The New Perfection NO. 5 SIOVE, Vt’ltI’l I .. . , I
» . . . afield. Pa., the wife was reading her posed to promote amateur. athletics. ILIl F. I k . . he I ‘ ~ . _ I
. nuts are to be ”03""th in the 'Bible and came across this Verse in mostly for young working fellow! 6 HE 685 COO mg Oven, 15 t "ate“ .. ' ' '-
drom' recruit de ots rather than - a ' to lie ' ‘ , ' . ' '
I5 I e i D t Th ‘1" I590:]:afiigfsém1awgiilfllyizi 2;“;811213 throughout. the :DLEEG fagtegheTZ‘atzer : , qddltlon t0 the famous New PerfCCtlon ., . In beautiful ‘Drintfid florai do 40 inches Wide, and of {I flne .
.118 n Wtregtnlon sit crap I hinting it “in”? dowit’ pWith this i; bfgxtegtbanseoretuy/ OI the age“, Ime Of COOk‘SIOVCS. PUII the damper OI . ‘ . . signs, and dainty as can he, sheer quality, printed in unique -:
paymen 0 sun es, an no, ‘ ' au ' ,_ z - - - . - - .
term enlistmehts' The l“universe she demonstrated to the I'eluc- Haven Amateur Athletes. and others: [Ills IIIEICSSOVCD and it becomes a riect ' traffic“: 3;“ :“gifcghefmfg ($155?) 39333“ 0: wgimugfdl
' ' W“ M’- mmmm “m ““1 39“.“ in this orkwizafiw- “11° W“? m} .' , fireiess cooker. It uses. oniy one umel' .' 133:4” islet“ 5‘. ‘ 0 fabi f5 outluztmm :- felor u
“is“ be to secure a thorough- upon in the early days washed and wip- much practical and eucgesefnl expfiq . --'saves hail thef'fiICI cost You . ‘ . $9 ' , r ‘3 ‘1' n “ e ‘ -
13°“ andIIwell trained 101'“ ed the dishes. He surrendered— fiance, will act as temporary officials-Y. . 5 » ,1 ~. * 1' dcail? ”
another feature at the new IHartford Content. 1; is plannedto associate youns fel‘ start the Silfipel' light IaftelI' UHCII. all let . ' .. .
may-not appeal to the vol-é ‘ W “I-O— ' . be low: and clubs for 3:13:82 [321-th it: . ._ it took Ilse I Will {YOU spend the after— III
._ ‘ The I, . . agitators, w a yes. a in all" parts 0 ~ e . .,~ . _ . - . I .
t it s be be. That, 3““ ..
‘ J a sensi I o , vfeit theinhospitnlity of New ark otcmbg arlll‘indlviduulMme”a “Tm be' noonoutdoors. , ' , "‘ . I .
. 3”“. “t 3’9 ”Shed to thePlate, and perhaps sought arrest "field registered with tbe‘stnte association. . New Perfection Stoves bake, brad. mast, .
”3 NOW“ to 1993- He W1" be by the invasion of a country town tor a nominal sum. and by this means ' I - . - I.
‘ . . . - - .. ' > -e e Inn an otherstove w1II do .
asthe background" or the regular seem to have chosen the wrong D1360 their amateur standing will ligand: . 02ft V Ty: I6: f yfiici N ‘ handiin I
lathe event at war alumna;- when they ”mfdfimfyxn' »_T:l.0 'lishedI . mdtvsufifimgi and. gun; . . of the _¥ ‘35 . 051M. ~ . ° . h" g . >,
the-regulars Wm‘be sent to 11102325923223 :icjmmnifignfxigi; "‘“e‘f;°9°3m°mhémmur ‘A. a. u. : l . “’3‘; 8“; .a‘he“, ”a. ' 3 “Pk “mg eat, . _.. -__,,___ _,__ _~_______
'- ~> ,. hil m '1 m 111’ ' . “‘e‘“ ”'5' » - . or W? you want, jusi'when you Want it. , ‘ .- .
W“ w a “2"“, a" ’1 zflaturhers-fitmfm “mate- rules and the be" ”Wm“ , “ " .l _ - . . ,, : «Hens an: RIVAL POL0I_TEAM8. JACK—NAGLE eacx IN
id oguard and protect the W" _ _. +9—- , “ , will be slim “in “’2‘:me 9““ ’NeW’Perfecvt‘Qn‘smV“ “my“? in "2'3. and ‘W ' . i HARNESS FOR READING
“ » - ' ' When we necprdad recognition to Immtng‘hm‘iteur Athletic baton rut? I I 1‘. “W meg, No, 5 stove ls soIdIcompIete Rene La Montague Will Play With? Despite his narrow escape with
irresident Wilson in mm'wbicb mausoleum 3“.“ l , with broiler,ftuaster,Iandgfiréiess oven. ’ Regular '.. I .. Mllburn and Watprburya. . death in Alieptov/n, lPa., last Saturday,
11193533th oIIEIim- societies will i”? . . . The ’ ”9,1“me an «be 0W “pa. . ’ ' Neither» the American nor English Jack Nazis, the former New Haw: -
' "“ ' " ~ ‘ . ~ - ' mcmlly siren out catcher. has resumed his position be
raisiyir smaller. area. Selim England WI" “mi-“.1" W‘m °
,. .- .. . . ' - l - ~ , ~ . - . Yesterday. but The Sentinel.“ able to bind the bat for the Reading club.
“in“ In ”‘9“ '. ' M'Mfi” m'hvfleq'mve‘“: ‘ 9? I " announce-that. theplayers and lineup According to the latest news received
an autism“. ‘ ~ Atmgvmheu «WWII! cat-Iowa. H N I y or both teamsiwili boas iollows: here, Neale is not as badly hurt as
W‘- to. ‘ m" C“ ‘ . ,' , 7“!" " V " ' . . i .‘ -. . ' Amerlearlfeam.‘ 1 early reports would indicate. The
i will? m“ ' ' ‘ ‘ [ ~, ‘5 _' I_ ‘, ‘ ' i 2M lampshade. 4 Reading club is leading the Tri-State
' ‘ ngo. H. Mowaterbury. .' Joanne. ‘
:giNo. ii-«D. 1!“le L . » - “ if »
M‘i‘ Waterbury. a: . a, trellis To BOX writ-rs AGAIN.
-Bnbatttutoa-‘-H.,o. Phipps, Malcolm MILWAUKEE , June 3.—twulle 'th-
fiiéwlehon. " .mm . .- ' . ante and Charley rwam will meet. in.
’ ' I 7 another ten round bout here on Labor.
under tentative arrangemanu an‘ I
h... yesterday by local mm°t°mfx
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