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HAVANA, Cuba, Match 22. :42:le
chosen and Jean Willard have‘
”In”. ltoxctberuducs- m bendable to final:
“Ml our,
Wand unbound
museum will no.1
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Imummnm,
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_ lions for their: blgdght for tho heavyweight
championship of the world here onIsI WMIMISMIEM1
NEW YORK; March 22'.——wun a sud“ ”'11 h o A». .. ~ «rm-a
be: Although the names of Billy Rocheé
Charlie White, Sam Austin. Bat Mam
era: League. Prom d e t B .. tersoru and several other prominent.
n MIMI Fultz, New Yorkers have been mentione
. iii the Baseball Players' Fraternity
icsmrday suggested that a board or
With. we all“ season.” bond the
talk of the local acacia bu now inca-
1 ad to topics of tho diamond. The chat
:aoumy (ya the port of Mason“ James
and ”0 ll” KKTQ98b10 to T0111 Joneat, B; WW Mid mu at” during ”’9
‘ view to settling the differences
tween organized baseball and the Fed
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Frederick A Scott: of Connecticut. ati W “WWW “59“ W1 Jlldse Quinn. "chouonmortou as you
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least- until Goon-on recounnat This, 1do." waiuhv'tho lowpommowledseul
is the wdcmmding among well iii-1 , After 41,. ”gum or attorneys I111 W“ "W" seldom Mr. Fromm said
formed people in Washington. in. la ,the cane 0191,33,.“ vs Mr. and M" the are occur-nod our a Wednesday
in line with the policy of the depart- l .Al‘llllfl' Crossroad and Ernest Croco- nllht Mt MW hesitated.
ment of justice not to have recess a,» min. of man, who are gums,“ ,f,"1f rhoren anything personal about
minimums made unless absolucely W, wore swamped at 15,, 5“,“; the question, don’t answer.” said the
necessary to oidcea in the judiciary of tho can in the 38¢]de lawn court attorney “but do you think it was
that is
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‘ Brbitratora be appointed by the war-
this factions. His idea is that such a
board should settlc territorial rights as
well as the rights to playmora
, .ln addition it should outline broad
principles fortlie future government of
ydsoball and assist in the formationor
I1 and Willard, Jack Johnson fears a
‘ New York man. i,
Jack in the moat suspicious man in.
the world.;‘ His title is luat as valua-g:
ble to him as hip life. and he lives in“
dread‘ of losing it. The very fact thatl
all the New. York possibilities arevif
pool few maths. has now culmlnutod
and may are ready to out into the field
a blue which will be known as the V
Norwallta A perusalof the partly an
.nouucad lineup also leaves the strong
impression that the team will an
doubbadly bacome familiar to the local
:aaoveming body or representatives 1111ch“ friends of he“ curl” and 1’13 fans as a winning one. for the promo.
v-j; filer National, American. Federal and fellow members of the 5°" Willard1 taro havc aasembled material who
minor leagues. the players and the‘ syndicate, which would ”a“ a MR" have shown class in past seasons.
iuhlio actint through the baseball
vest by a Willard victory, makes;
it is slated by Barry that the team
,urltm' association In his opinion “WWW“ 3'" °' a BMW“ ”e1wlll boaln operation. either in the
“am an arrangement would stand up;
' .- proved by the courts, the players and
, the public; free the game from crlti
clam; and launch it upon an 'era of
prosperity such as it has never before
‘ lindwn.
‘ ”speaking obthe National, American
End Federal tongues. President Fultz:
' Will‘jnli‘lbreedore well backed, and,
I lectio on. . w
This state of affairs has revived that
manic of Matt Hlnkel2 Elie wealthy
Cleveland sportsman Ind fight fan,
who was promluently mentioned as,
'rel’er of the light,= an originally.
1“th ulcd for Juarez p
it is not known if' Hinlocl would?
accept the job ln Havana. but lua1
name has boon suggested to Johnaon.1
1nento. .fl‘ho date of the: opening can
middle or latter part of, April and. in
all probability, the Newfleldo. 9.}
Bridgeport. will be the visiting oppoq
teal Manet. boon 5894b!- bul lh‘llw
100nm of mwk or lwoltppm95§gd
tho managers of mo twq nines Will‘s:
together and settle on gm. 1%
nothing definite it“ been gamed an
"0 doubt could go on MW in» nos union, wur coolest in Ill!
.1". MW, mix in gig or 1:31.13; and thvl’fmplv' mjsi‘md 15:38“! $3131er glue, it is s erally con-1
J2 ? am “jag; Otis my $33??? island?!“ In” . led. ”a” “3 ”f1 coded mat thin matey A. .leam will
' cubs WEE-ifs year be unabreg' to pH“ ice~ ‘ i ' m «be the local aggregation inkelhe
upenges_ The» «situation; has been Tom Jones and Willard would not1 field with. «prob-lama from
iollf'by himself on May 30.
brought about ulmgat entirely by the
Iyar with the Federal League "
WRBOROW Witt. SEEK
NEW SWIMMING RECORD
CigarlcEI Durborow, Philadelphia's
sheaflong distance swimmer, will at-
hmpt-‘to‘breuk the obtaining Amerb
can fresh water record of 4 1.2 miles
. _ He pro-
poses to swim buck»; and forth be-
'_tween Chester and 'l’hlladelphia. in
i the Delaware River. until ho has cov-
ered 40 miles.
The best performances to date over
‘ the well-known'courae are: Durborow,
34 1-2v'r'nlles.in 12 hours, 44 minutes.
object to Hlnhel although they mam.
prefer‘bd'e come my: York men; 1
Carley declares he is not onrled
over the» recereo question, and aya1
the final selection will be nmicoblya
arranged in a few days , 1
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READY ED PRADEIDE:
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The Kelsey A. ‘0. nine will begln5
spring practice next Sunday. The?
prospects for the best team that has
ever represented the club are exceed-1
Bridgepowas opponents
From present indications and talk
the Ward street cricket grounds will
be the center of attraction for base-
ball in Norwalk the coming season.
Messrs. Barry and Sieob have com
1plota‘d negotiations with the owners
whereby they will play all home games
there, A goodly sum of money has
been? laid aside with which to put the
bold in mums shape. The diamond
will be skinned and turfed and the out-
Efield will be rolled. A large conalgrr
meat of lumber is already on the prop-
erty and work will be commenced
shortly on the construction of a grand.
stand. The field will be circled with a
‘ In“! in‘ 1910; George Klstler. of ‘lngly bright. There are now about: six- wire fence, giving the players an en-
‘Phlhdelphia. 32 1-- " miles. in 11 Iiy members from which to pick the closure 80 they will not be hampered
hauls. 9 minutes, made in 901; Sam team and included in that number are when large crowds fill the field
1 uel Richards, of Boston. ‘32 1- 2 miles,
13 minutes, made in4 who will play third bone for tho Nor- mosars. Barry lllld steeb HEW 560““
im;.-1lll..liourts.
= 1914,
some classy ball tossero. ”Red' Riley,i
1walks. has been secured to coach and
In the makeup of the Nor-walks
several players who last‘ year we
I $155111 conditicrlé' ‘EIW‘Il‘é'fdl‘orable'hls experience and thorough knowl with the South Ends Frank Gun--
‘ on the charred date Durhorow will! edge of the game, will be a great asset: nlorl will hold down the first each and
: postpone the trial until June 13 The
attempt will be carried out under the
in moulding a winning aggregation.1
Manager McGarrie has announced
i games played in the morning bu Sun-
may be given a tryout on the slab.’
Qharlea Schmidt will take care of sec-
. jpupal-vilified of the Amateur Athletic that he plans to; have .311 the home phd base and “Red" Riley will hover
Minion;
about the three-quarter bag. ltli
and in connection with rho admlnlc- before Justice L L. Maiden, Friday‘ Wedneoday night, because
finiternoon. the attorneys and other-cl
fimemtea in cm moon: were agreed
that are view Justice Vulden takes,
regarding the laundry mark "M 121"?
trauon of juotica by Moral auljhority.
Connecticut conceals are getting all
the contracts of [heavy department
for submarine boats for the navy. (lon-
unwts aggregating ”H790 000 for four
submarines were recently signed with
rho Manure Boat Company of drown.
Conn. The)! will build four cubmo
rhino. one being the first large aca-
130mg, vcaael of that type, to ba named
the Schlcy. after the victor of Santia-
go. and to coat 31.350, 000, and three
count defense submarines to cost 8450 —
999.. aauhl.
w ' d‘hc our depaotmcnt is now nego
alluring with the Lake flubmurlnc Boat
Company of Lirldsopo’ot for the con
m 08W coon:- menu but»
Myron. flontracts; will soon be lot
or thorn Negotiations with both 1am?
“W ll 31 upon exlmlua in order
til-mum no... of the. maria”;
Whowlfiod madam-Ibo debaro‘
manta l a. 'lI‘he. dwartna‘dt Dre'-
pares piR‘a lbr in ther kind: or. you:
cell, but ”Mr bidders pupal-a plans (or
the: amnion. It is not unlikely that
when Wdhhmfoublnnflhe boat from
panics wlupmegmumutoldo com
annulus All one, at chair. work rm-
than?” it lar'bolhlred tho Cooactiout
fiance will boomer-minded, H
Mme Clara omuowum of Ra:
alas. emu-cum whilrk mm,
i a
was how the: other a» fora musical if
"ottoman bu many friends in no
nation“ capital? Mmorrmorllowuacll
on. main: one yum u distinctfi'
understood one would niche her own
word in the timid? chart rind nob lib
dependent upon hcr father's name for
fame. Ilt was because she is her fall}
id‘s dunglrcoo'lltiflrer9tlluu‘bohaua5 “6‘:
her who W8 mlwh‘ge
tire theatre hereflurm marl-999?: minor
with no. Moroccan
the aisle who abiillllbhui
The apples were grown in the odnmyl
in which her father was born ‘arnft‘lrb
were prenenFed to me dail‘g‘hlfé‘rmby
old friends and admirers and neigh-
hora. Speaker and Mrs. Champ Clark
of'.the House: of Ropreaentatltves. '
which is stamped on some of the
'gooda alleged to have been stolen from
the summer home of Attorney and.
Mrs. William 0-. Mulligan of Tori
alone. will decide whether probable
cause 'will no found in the "cam and
tho accused bound over- to one super»;
ior court for trial. 1 I ,
, Attorney and Mia. Mulligan are ' ‘
[Now ldork people who bade a sum
mer home at Topatona. When they
returned to Topltono a few weeks ago
to open their summer residence they
130qu that the house had been colored
running the wintor and a quantity of
Imulahings stolen. A search of 1the
.Lmamaa home was made by Reading
and monsoon authorities and zoom
found which the Mulligan' as claimed as
their property. Poaitiva identification
was made of some of the good'i by
,tlto Mommas on the strength of the
laundry, mack “M.
11mins claimed that when they conduc-
121.. " Tile Cross
lod,8. hotel at Ryc. 92.9.. .a few years
use they purchased a quantity of lin- 1
on .and other furnishings that had
been used Reformat a legitimate sale.
and that am of ftbeso £00m; were
markcd “M. 121."
dlbe Mulligano. dimmed that this
man. was T~ibclr special mark in tin?
Puritan Laundry of Now York city
Madeline Gerard, of the Puritan Lauri
1ry”=tdah¥fldd WHERE mind: was the
private one of the Mulligans at that
laundry Attorney William H Cable,
of Danbury, who represent}: the ac.
cucodz ME “H1119
out *the laundry maFr‘r'éa the
11
amino: onWitfi’cd’stdlfiera “if for“
him r’uif’durgm rufinér testified that
he thoughr‘that in all probability
some other laundrlos used the some
marking for one of their customers.
Attorney William H. Cable made
999% lav?
914 1996i onion: rabbi; or any n
loamy, “’ lulu 'hrahéc’ Edwlh.‘
&dp%z"l‘argett on tho TEi'gett Laundry. of
Ebr'iiig rainbow on trill supp to show of"
re sour-happier; sniothered underflowdru badminton who one. Mr. Targett tes-
E ”Jul-lbs the croaalexamiuatlon, Chief
lilo ‘
‘zlrl night)” And amid the laughter
of the crowd Mr. 'Flaherty said that.
was it.
Chief George W. Bogardus was put
on the stand. He said he recclvod. the
alarm of the Summit street lira at.1:05‘
olclock a. .m: Whoa tho-firemen 3rriv- .
'cd.‘~~bcxsald. ovary inch bl tho house
was in flames, and it resulted in a to
tail loss, the lire—lighters paying alien-I
tion to protecting the surrounding
1 build!!!“ ’
Bouncy Wells was cool. for and he or
:rlrodlln an automobile at the scans of
the fire. Asked where he had been
Mt. Wolk answered he went home at
quarter on 1 o’clock He first mid 1101
can no interact in the burned bulld1
lug. only having the ountracbbo malts?“
repaid: .1 *
:= The first Randall block fire was on1
Matron 28th, ‘ilt 3:15 o'clock.
door imthe house wasroponed.
chierBogu‘dua.
The Work on. Mr. Walk said he had
retired at 9 o'clobk and ilicnb'the1
flames woke blip
'Ily ran to the back stoop. Neighbors
it was brought. out. dIopled the W0 firm"
family were on the rear stoop. .. ,1 1
1 The. uncommon loathe Randall1
m wu.u..2t91 lo'elnok on. .the1
rnbrnlng of January datb irritated»
In the bump in a min occupied]
‘by Mr.- Wblk as a painter ;..\, fine 1
Tholilxlrd'albem t w ,: made it was .
brought ;. " meanings
1min moldings,
TbeFOJ’ D SEDAN la hill} clad! in
appearance and appointments. All
the luxurious conveniences you do,
sire in a family car-.11 (arm: ave
“passengers comfortably. The seats
arc rostdnl, and splendidly uphill?
tcrcd with cloth of the highest
quality in detail is economy. in
lent entrance on either side. Plato
glam» window: glue thcvoualllloua.
tioas of, the closed limousine for
inclanient.weather, and plenty of
fresh air when open. With high
qualify in detail 9, economy « in
mai-nicnanoowless than 2c a mile.
FORD SEDAN $975; Conpelot ,
3750; Town Car 3090; Touring Car.
”no: Runabout 3440. All fully '
equipped, 1.0.1). Detroit.
8 .L. Benedict
AGENT
73 NORTH MAIN STREET
Buyers will share in profits if we
cell at retail 300 000 new Ford cars
between Anguat 1914. and August.
3915. *‘
ncrul dcslg, us or producing any am.
cunt of cut flowers. ‘ ‘
ISO MainSl.
A sow: DEAL TO ALL
It makes no dlfference whether.
BVGl‘5'3your order calla forla dollar's worru
said. and hundred dallara in Funeral do,
with the exception of 8‘8”: WW ”WWW: 0'" “0"-
ova, or. plants, I can spare you may
WIe can quote prices that will“! riff
ou‘r competitors in Funeral airmail. .'
“ll; be and his [313‘ 1001190 and make your lown oolccil,
1from our Album” Designs. There in
limit to our ability in making Pow
sun rumor Florist
. Sir-«Homem-
, ,lflione .394.
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”lowdown“ oilgppgfilw ,_ I.
thB migmll'fild r‘””:f "fiua
1 Judge Taylor and Attorney Joseph
J. Llnxwel‘lbr. representing Joseph
fi&h&: .......
Marduaowl hé thought the cause of
tho man are. which occured
Marcus factdry,‘ in the Randall block,
vIVas caused“)? fiponmeous combus-
lion. Ho didn't know how many new-
lug machines there were in the room.
The factory die acid,- was gutted by
the fire, the contenté being totally
destroyed ' ‘
Bogardua talked with Barncy Walls.
in the ,
ldays and that out~of town contests wllh sack McGrath at sucrtstop the Nor
1119 booked for the afternoons. ThoI walks will have the heal infield that
s rue-inborn 0! the team urn ‘0 meet he“ can be gotten from local material. Bar-i
Principal: of Thurmy'c Garden 'Sunday. at which time a captain for-” announced his battery as consisting
BM Box Tm” Aplece. Ema season will be chosen. in! Crotty, backstop. of Danbury, and
NEW YORK, March 22 .—Leacnl such. also of the same town and now
iCro‘sa and Charley White entertained: 3 student at Georgetown University
no anoimonouao ovmomo.
. :1 cacao AND WHITE ENTERTAIN.
Dcfoato Lloyd June in Three Rail
Tourney. 5Q to 44
standing of the Players. ,
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RAY FAAL8 TO PASS BOXER'S
1 yesterday afternoon. the former at: EXAMINATION. ‘The latter will not be able to pitch for 0 1 00”
*fll'llllp's‘ gymnasium and the Chicago1 CHICAGO, March ”which Bay, of the local nine until after college €103.53 1 .85!
1%.? at Rye.1.oach pounded away the Illinois Athletic Club trick team. and Kreewall. of Westport will pmb- 1 : .857
“with. ten ounce gloves at a relay or who is regarded as one of the best ably be seen in the box. It may be 2. '701
' .threc boys. So did Charley nilddledistance runners in the coup: that Frank Guamieri will be given a 3 '1625
White will box again today and to- try, has failed to pass a medical exam: chance in that position. The outfield Kiechhefer, . ,. .4 .5 444"
morrow according to Manager Nate lnation to compete as an amateur box-' has not been made up no "t Freddy cvno _. - - -3 5 37*? '
thewis'. who has asked Billy Gibson to or. it became known today. Smith has been fined mg in our.“ ”-1115 ------- 3 5 3751
,aendfionny Leonard up for a friendlyl Physicians who examined Ray can take care of the left garden. but the ea in.“ '°'-:': """ 7' '4 ‘7 353
bout. sorted that he had an enlarged heart. other No 'poaltlorio will not be mm Capron .‘.... ----- .-,--.-. -- -3 6 , 333
"1 notice that Cross claims we ran and that if he received a hard blow in until the moral candidates have had Iffifan': " '3 g :33}
out of mince provlons matches with the heart region serious results might a thermal! tryout
mm." said Lewis last night. "no is follow. Ray. who has been taklnx Pi";
right in a way. Three times he wank,l in athlellce ilnoe he was 16 years old.
ed to mom Weigh! term: and run he Ind codenamed no mum
wouldn l. let him then~or now. While mm the many ion: races he had "in
never boxed any one at over is: and hi! mml finial WWW!» no
pounds at 6 o‘clock except Clmnplona "mutt. «a mall lnrroml
billtchie and Welsh. M1! I lime
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‘MRT'M ""53- 1fredo Do ore took the final game so
Quite a number or Bethe! basketball urday night in (the world's champion-
fans are phoning to mu for-walk on chip three cushion billiard tournament
blender cronies. when the Wouior from Lloyd Jayne. 50 to 44. in seventy-
1 basketball loam will play the Nor-Iain three loam The coast player. who
, ..... .. m... m ... .. . «mm $3.21.":z:':.".:.-"..'...":;=-..."=""'... burnout”:
“if: 2’“; "l , The While W A- 0 WM“ mm Norms. The rain will atop a flour»- tnm m not a clever as am of the
no sure “Ellie all! flop Cm E” ”I M W. MINI}. (II ““7; unduluuaomiodmm Cum
Timmy ”m“ “‘ '“G‘V‘MW '- the Mar W 9“ m m Seiko! ”Quorum trip. Tho Wa‘hvatauihamellvoaod.
1WMMIM chimnMuymMmhnahlm-II '
(franc l- mr to hit Well cm.
1de an inn and when in «III ha a.
Mala-l7 on Iowa.“ “
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immungmuumm Iii-1
Mammal-1mm mono-Mnywommool
lino arguments for the defense and
Grand Juror Jesse Duncan, of Red-
dick. for tile flutes 1
Justice Valden anhounced‘ at tho
1ooncluaion, of the arguments that ho
1would give his declolon on Tuesday
morning. The accused are being held
in $500 bonds duringI the hearing.
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HELEN SEWER mas $HE “11914
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LOSEiANGEmlls.-z Cab, March" .2 —-
"Some dual
ful thing will come into my life,"
18am Helen Keller. "It will he a mlr-
ace that will make my eyes to see.
When it comes I feel objocts will!
llook mo different than I. now_ pictune
them in my mind’s 0on >
“Only rte-miracle can sue me that
lwondcrfnl senile and make my cyc‘a
1porform their functions. But the
lCrcntor has been wonderfully kind
to me. [do has given me fingers with
which I can talk. hear and ace. and
some day I feel He may,.vlace His
‘hand upon ilny eyes and raké may
the darlcnuuo";r
“No I shall not bacome hysterical
if that time over collie; but i may
1mm from icy.” , ,
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col. a most wondor— '-
the burnod building‘. Wall: told the
who said he was not interested 111‘
‘ chicf he let the men. employed on the .
you of repairing the house home early,
the night before the fire, as it was a1.
Jewiah' hollda'y‘f‘“’He atayed for social
time after they had? departed. x.
of» the unicorn: police the day after
the stain police -, . .
Herbert S -._‘>M'il_ler, an insurance;
agent, from stamford. was a. witness;
this morning. He: testified he had
written. on mountain. policyi. on the
Snmmltt street house September 22,:
r.for 95.000 Thin was about 9. 916911
before the fire
.mltt street.- and a Central. Station drain
man. testified he had icon tar scab,
tarcd about on the door of the mace,
«bile carpenters were working inoldc‘i
lie said he often «on Mr. Wollrabon
the home, but didn't think he.
mat in; utopia“, who ouch
have woken to him concerning { ‘
tar on that door. '
Keogh It was «comm
when the trial no «mo.
. 'cunr‘oomaucm the state will. 1*
, ballooned Barnéy Walk in the oillco
George Gainor. a resident of Snail '
Armoumdochnd n: and
at
. the one and this evidenoomlll an
1 introducedl latcr on in the triala by
Norwalk Chronicler