.' YOUNGSIEII
is Sittiitl not
Y'Jlilx', April lb. “Jimmy"
the local setiiiqti‘ot’essiona
man
spring training trip, “11> fzirni
. Troy. of the New York State
yesterday. With two
omens as Pipp and Mullen
movau could not find room , .. _ _ . .
New 11“. “mug ter “a ItilI'I" ,‘trtt'iutty that Mortars. (‘ornen “‘1‘ ”W t' in" otherthingspugillstic to
’ ~ ‘- 3 ‘ ' » - ‘ v’ u ..
Troy under an Optional an... and Knorr are seeking to land Josh-”UNI“ 'I'“ i'llt‘Ytilfm (It the fans.
. ,1 K ' . . ‘ . in v . , i t '. ' _ - .
pnrtlv to (‘umpen‘ate for ”w lievore the formei tliunt outhclder il‘” -~" ~“'- Ii‘ W '5 ”19 Ilflhl‘f’lflhli
“H l" (1 hi 'i _ .. . last season utility man for the chum-“1”“ “* II “with? “t'ISIl still
. a a e, w to was prottiis _ , p . _ . _ Hiram-in . , , $1" ‘ i ‘
roy by Donovan but m to pio.t IhlIIll'r of the National League - r d- . .. M 11> Mid.
u N' ' .
malt-ad ,lle wont South with Pat Moran's out I 5".‘2'4 Produce Action.
Jean“ M“ .11 . m ‘ug ‘fit. btit upon its return to the North,I 1' “WV“ “* I! ””5 ”HHS WI” pm“.
‘, i t. e ‘n‘ - .‘ . . , 1
‘er tern tip”. the h awn heroic was ,L‘lté’i'l his unconditioitu‘Idl'” “1101194“ WHO" In the near fu-‘
..\ t 1' U
signed it tonirzvt yesterday
d on terms a few days ago
ted to wait for a few days be
tiili v d his signature
’ .. s POR
Btiittntt CLUB is étttiiiiittiwuiit not it i .
Ililili JOSH DEIIREIOIIINII; IIIEII Iii DUIIiIEE
who giiowed so much
while wnh the Yankees dur~
such
it! Ill?
.. mm...“
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TS
an norm “MWWWL. _, -r
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PAGE NINE
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liilllitlrii'ult'l‘, April 19 The
owmrs oi the Bridgeport club of the
Eastern League. en’dently intend to
league ordinates. and secure some for»
lilt‘l’ hit: league baseball player. with
to handle ”it club
lt wasniade
wide t xpci‘ience.
this rt‘flbtin its titanager.
release, lli- ir now it free agentttnd‘
can hook tip wherever he pleases. The;
Bridgeport owners have been tryinirE
new ‘
follow the pattern set by the other;
t‘ttiil "l‘tt-d" l’uitoii ptotes that lie‘
is ii: inc tor .i meetingwiih It'Fs Wil
laid .mttl ho- prove: that he is n real‘fw 1h.- creditors u! said Estate to ex-
,nit-iitw for the championship—
iln Innuwcirht dltlulun in boxing in
)UFI about where Willard left it on the
night of March 25 at Madison Square
Harder... which is to say in rtalu quo.
ture to make tip for the temporary
idleness iii the lwntyweigiit
With “Benny" Leonard, “t‘hurley”
it!!!“ "
ss. Probate
, its
Ihlrlt‘ of
«but. April M, A. #1316.
I Estate at mees lulgae lute
Ixoritaiit in said District. deceased.
The (‘ourz of Probate for the m5»
trict of Norwalk, hath limited and u
' nit nouns fifth in liliiiiiiii is ifliit
.. to Lilli iii innit-net liii so common
it is quite a long way from now un-
til October, but there are bound to be
[CONTINUES MATRICIDE
TRIAL UNTIL APRIL ?5
Case Against Youth Charged with
Murdeiiig Mother .ni His
. Broth" tr Postponed.
7 . i —~Th ii i of
'l'hec ontintious performances in the 1“ FF“ 0' AD” 19 P ' a
r>
class.i
to reach hint by wire. but up to [HIPIWhitc and “Johnny" Dundee, all clI-'
last night had been unable to locrttcfl’wrmti [01' 1‘ (‘Illlflt‘t’ 1” the title, It‘
uowud 6 months from the ante hereof several disappointed managers in the
National and American lengues when
the campaign of 1916 comes to a close.
Seldom has a season storied with so
mzmy oi the managers sure of the
success of their teams and their nbil-
ity to win the pennants of their re-
spective league... Of course there con
he Dilly one winner in each circuit.
so that all the other managers who
are expecting, to lead their teams Into
the world's series will be doomed to
disappointment.
Notwithstanding the fact that no
changes have been made in the Phil
lieu since the close of but year, Mu-
;tzer Moran thinks his club is even
stronger than it was a your ago and-
lhe players whore the same opinion.
They can see no rt anon why the team
hibit their claims for settlement
Those who nuiect to prearnt their ac,
counts, properly attested. within said
time. will be debarred a recotery. All
persons indebted to said Estate are
requested to make immediate payment
to
MARY MURPHY,
Executrir, or to
“John J. t‘uneo, her attorney, Roodner
Building, Washington street, City.
' 319 26 m2
~"IBII’II‘IVOY .\'orwulk, 'ss. Probate
Court. April 51h, A. 1)., 1916.
Estate of Frances Caroline (“um-
niings late. of Norwalk in said his-
trict, deceased. -
The (‘ourt of Probate for the 0155
n . . l . ) .- f !‘
boxing ring of Joe Jeannette, bant‘ ‘J' Edward ”we" 0‘ 0' hard “m“ U
Lungiord arid Sam ficVey are likely
to he wnttnued indefinitely. Although
this trio has figured iii many bouts
with each other the question of so-
premacy is still in doubt in' the mind
of each.
Jeannette says—livls‘now in Ihe i135:
condition of hiii career and is ready
to meet any heavyweight in the world.
lie is particularly anxious for bouti-
with Langford and ltit-Vey. The black
heavyweight championship in in dis-.
pute among the three and is likely to
be indefinitely. The best way to set-
tle the question would be to have the
three meet in a buttleroyal, the sur-
vivor to be declared the block heavy-
weight champion. I
the murder of hi mot i', which was
set to begin ye. before Justine
Brown. at the trtminal term of the
Supreme court here, was put Olt'l‘
until April 25.
Teiper‘s mother and his
Frederick, were murdered in their
auto and his sister Grace‘s skull
fractured at midnight of January so
on the road between this city and
Orchard Park, as they were returning
from a visit to the prisoner.
J. Edward told the police the crime
was the work of a negro bandit who
had also knocked himsenseles-s. Grace.
Teiper has recovered her physical
health, but does not remember tiny-
thing of the tragedy.
.r-
bi‘nllel‘.
- biy is .t ‘tinl thin: that the
lined tip Renting, because
ICt‘h of one“ 'ITUY‘ll.~I""‘ pitcher
l to the \Ilib :iI It‘flnl for it
t-orge Most-iiiize, the south-
er, not his nose in front of a
batting practice and is now
front rt slight fracture. Noth-
otis, but painful cuoiitrh to
t on the bench.
I of the. Yankees are suffer-
. colds contracted since re-
lo the dismal weather of New
movim probably is (ht-worse
in respect, having a pair of
olieii lflllnllfl. lie says he
.- in bed, but refuses to stay
and Giant players took no
of pneumonia yesterday. their
.vig postponed until C. H.
uld offer it A! a doublehead-
in the year. In the menu-
ts sent Falwell. a pitcher.
al. of the internationals.
... Ralph Mails on the disa-
Mnils injured himself
ins same.
Phone 1501'
Tontfln at 3:20.
April 19,
I95 It‘roliman presents
UDE ADAMS
the Comedy Drama
in Four Acts
' Little M inister”
By J. M. Barrie
135—3230. $1.50.
$1.00. 75¢ and
50¢
--ay—Friday4aturdny
ed by Popular Demand.
e Set the Whole World
Talking Already
. G Milli“ REVliE
Clever Little ones
Ponies '
lephants
ig Acts in Che
hrec OtherVaudeviiie
Iiiifliiii I
1
him. IWH’” ”H" “Iv‘i‘eddie” Welsh can make
A Detorc would be an excellent lllilllihnnfllr .IUA‘I “’4 bU-‘Y its IN“ cures to~
for the new lliidcrport wnnuennni I‘lhl‘l'r by ”It: “all IHH.‘ "Oi bt‘ W?!
as he would not only be strong evi ,I'ur‘i‘ 1" ”ML IUI’ "I“rcddic" ilooun't
Idencc that the new tiiagnntes are de I‘l'itllt‘ltflt‘» However. "Freddie" (tin
sirotln 0 getting: the best possible. hiitIW'li “it’ll." bt‘ 1"“ “I" “I ”I“ proceed
he would also rank up with all ot'tht I‘m“
other managers iii the league. He in‘
not without managerial experience,”
ir- Illi‘u‘ in the past managed a teninI'l ““3"” K'W‘IL but there is another
.in the Ohio State League. Neal null.I“““"h “I‘lt'h Nt‘w Ym‘k \I'otiltl wel-
tlie local bztll player, is discouragedIi'tht‘ “ill! JUN as much gusto. A
I
in !tnc for Return.
Lin: ‘trvl and Iiii'idrt- are lit Iiiie {or
over the fttiltire of the Toronto mun "m“‘li WWW“ “('IIuTIi'Y" Vl'hltin and
Iiivtmtiti to answer his appeals for a "Benin" IA‘Uilt'll‘tl tiliLZIlI
lit» will see Hunger “in” t'Ut'll‘t' ”I llolh
ingham in this city, Saturday. wimp “KIIIITS are hard hitters
the Toronto International League "0' NW" with: at top speed itt some
itenm comes here for a four~gitmeI0f his r-‘t'Pnt matches, but iiworthe-
Iseriou, and at that time he will en I995 “”100“ up an it contender for the
1.36."),- (0 “inch on ammgnt. Fred title, and there lit ii chance for some
II-Nnnm-vfi Nun,“ club will be he". ambitious promoter to unit himself
:Frlday for two names, of it couple of matches- that ought to
I Bridgeport had i‘ "trst practice you be good dran‘iiii: cards. Leonard and
Iierdny, when a so. .i of fifteen men White could be pitted against one),
other, and the winner could be stuck»
ed ugttlnst Dundee. This would serve
lreported. The workout wart only light,
due to the cold weather that follow-
to produce our outstanding contend-
er for the title. Leonard and White
ted the early morning ruin. Outflelder
'Giimore. last year with the Pawtucket
are thctwo real numbers of the divi-
sion, tinti it is ecncmliy agreed that
it Will he at punchcr who will eventtr
club, of the Colonial League. hint been
-tliy wrest the title from Welsh.
to be pro-
of
‘it Icztse, ttt'tion. ”I”...
lnecured from the Providence club of
the international lame.
omission Bi fiSi
_,._..
itsiitisiii nut in y
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\VIllit‘ Iltls‘
trlct of Norwttllt,~hath limited and ill-
iowcd six months from the date here-
of for the creditors of sold nitrite. to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
‘Thoro who neglect to present their
‘EN‘Otlntl. properly attested, within
said time, will be drhnrrrd a recov»
ery All persons indebted to said
Estate are requested to make immed-
iate payment to
f EUGENE .1. VAN NL‘SS,
GEORGE W. SCOTT,
”To-titt- Board of t'oimty t‘omtnission
ers' of Pbiirfltiltl (‘onntyfl
I hereby apply for :t transfer of a
license .\'0. 157 to sell Spirinims- and
Intoxicatini: Liquormt, Air, lwr Beer
Rhino Wine, and (‘tder from J. Wil-
dor Meloche at 37 Rnilroadmvenue
to Mederic l-‘leury. tit 37 Railroad ave-
nue, Town of Norwnll.
. The proponcd plate of business in
not locati-d within zoo {Pt-t in a direct
line of it (‘hurch Edlflce or Public
School-home. or the premium: lmrtnln‘
in; thereto. or aw Poatoflce.»Pubiio
Library or t‘emctery
1 lintod at Norwalk. this 19th day of
:April, A. U. 1910. >
I Humour PLFTIYRY,
i Applicant.
I We, tiuI undrruiimed, elector! and
Impttyers, an defined by law, of the
‘Tovrn of Norwalk. in uld County.
thereby endomo the nppliutlon 0f the
Inhove named Medcric l-‘leury for such
4
should not rcpt-tit llb‘ victory of last
season. The Boston Braves say it
was it mistake for the Phlltics to win
the flag last HaSOil and they intend
to go out this your and win their rec-
ond flag. which \Hl'h‘ denied thent lost
season because of tire injuries to l-J\'-
crs and the inability of illiii James to
do hi:- ustial work in the box.
I The Brooklyn ownent and Manager
Robinson claim the Dodgers of 1916
are. the best team that has represent-
ed Brooklyn since the pennant-win-
‘nrrs of 1899 and 1900. Mnnacer Mc~
row of the Giants thlnldt his team
will be there all the wly, and Mann-
ger Tinker of the Cubs, Manager Her-
vo; of the edtt and Manager Callahan
of the Pirates are satisfied tbut their
bull are of championship calibre.
Manager Huggins of the St. Louis t‘itr»
,dinlln I'd the moat modest of the Na-
‘tionitl league leaders, claiming only.
I first division berth for his team. I
. Opinionu regarding the finish of theI
IArmirlcu n league telms have been}
Ichntixcd within the laitt week and I“
because of the transfer of u ulngle
Ipinyrr—Triit Spcnker - from the Hos-i
ton Red Sox to Cleveland. 'l‘here hur'
Inover been an occasion when the
shifting of one player has been re-
urded as of such importance to an
entire league as in thh-i case. it hul
often been all of Ty Cobb that he
could have tirade a pennantiwtnner
out of nevenl clubo.
I
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I John (‘. Lettvy'a Blue Ribbons were
defeated. last night, in the
igame of the series of three for the
Istnte championship. by the fast
ISheepshend Bay five, representing
INorwaik. The total of the content at
It‘olonittl llnll won 3:: to 28 in the vii:
tltors' favor.
I on Good Lead.
I Superior passing and good ltick
combined with skillful idiootinx gave
the visitors it lead that the Ribbons
were not successful in overcoming
At. the end of the first session. the
score stood 22 to 5 in favor of the
INorwnik five. Norman played in hit:
Instial good form and succeeded in
Icauimz two baskets and puttinz.y seven
‘Olll of nine free throws throguh the
inet.
Rigb'l Men in Places.
Reich and Malone seemed to be the
:11th men in the right places. They
‘got 22 out of the NorwaUt score of
133, "Jack" lnulls. a new player on
,the Ribbon five, played a ' stellar
:game and wait at all times in the
limelight. Deckman's man found it
.it hard proposition to keep away from
Novelties him. Swenson and Wright played
‘Feature' For .a hard game for the losers.
, I “Tc 1 The lineup and summary:
RE-PICTURE THURSDAY Blue Ribbon. Norwalks.
n’. Mitterpiece one” Inglis, r. f....’ ........ r. f., Norman
Wright, I. f ........... .....l f., Reich
“THE DRlFTER.” Bockrnan, c ............... c., Malone
Leonard, r. g ............ r. 12., Murray
Y—HAIEL DAWN in ' Swenaon, l. g .............. l. 3., Barry
, Summary: Floor goals, Inglis. 1;
WE “Lem-ADV” Wright, 1; Beck. 4; Leonard. 2; Swen-I
Daily, 2:20—Evening, 7:15
Pictures 7:157Vaudevme.
icon! Show, 9:20.
ttlults; 20c; Children, 100
m; few at 600 reserved
i now.» 9:20 ndmlorion
I‘ (mt Saturday).
~1'u'ro complete vudorflb
son, 2; Norman.\2; Reich, 6; Malone,,
5. Foul goals, Norman, 7: Englis, 8.I
Timer, Waters. Referee, Walluin.I
Scorer, Miller. I
‘ in the prehmlnnry game the All-
Stars vvere beaten by the Gold ave.
Next week Mmfir Leary upocta
‘to stack up either the that Knicker-
bockera. of New York, or the Shin-I
Iford quintet against the Ribbon»
Illit‘iicr game should be a good dnw-
.in: card.
i
Muir night. tzismo
out: for flat show out;
.v
' . ' nut .."m' coma
‘ .m’ l ‘M
View; nou‘om um.
i‘ m”- ”If" "3““ not
Murat-ton the an of 815,000 for 1.
around nun-um
second .
iIIIIIlIIIIi HIE iIIII "ill 1......” Lemur.
Youterdny'n Games.
New York, 4: Philadelphia, 2.
Washington, 4; Bordon, 2.
Detroit. 4; t‘ict'clnnd, 3.
Chicago, 7: St. Louis, 2.
’ Standing in American League.
W. L. P.C.
Boston ................ 4 l .800
(‘liicaizo ..5 2 .714
New York ............. 2 1 .667
Washington ........... 2 2 ."
St. Louis ............. 3 8 .500
Detroit ............... 3 4 .429
Cleveland ............. 2 4 .333‘
Philadelphia . .0 4 .000
Games Today.
Philadelphia at New Vork.
Witshington ill Boston.
Only two games scheduled.
——‘._ h.-. _
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterday's Games.
Philadelphia, 4; Boston, 0.
Cincinnati. 4; Pittsburgh, 3.
Other games postponed, cold.
Standing in National League. 7‘
W. L. P.C.
Philadelphia .......... 3 1 .750
Cincinnati ............ .5 2 .714
Boston ................ 2 1 .667
St. Louis ............. 3 3 .500
Pittsburgh ..... y ..... 3 «i .429
New York ............ l 2 .333
Chicago ............... 2 4 .333
Brooklyn .............. 0 2 .000
Games Today. '
New York at Brooklyn.
Boston at Philadelphin.
Only two games scheduled.
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DIV-IDEND 'NOTICE.
Funneid county Saving! Bonk,
iNorvnlk. Comm. Much 16, 1918.
At a resulti- media of the bond
of
muommuottum
months
ending lurch 81, m. ‘
Um. no we do net-m wrmmI’ mu: smu- in on Boston lineup
leach for himself. certify that the above the Red 30‘ .9" looked upon M w"
,muned .uW'k'ani I“ n uuitable Wrflonlrepeaterit in the American league.
I to be granted a license to roll intoxi- Now that up has Km” to another club
jcatini: liquors and that the obovc doc-i u I. figured that Speakers strength
Icrtbed place is, in our opinion, I nult-‘to the world-fl ch-niplonn will be
table place wherein to itrll such intox~ ’ an”). missed and a,“ other clubs
Iii-tiling liquors, itnd we hereby reven- will win games from ("gun's team
any. cacti for hlwfllt- can"! that “'0 that would be Victories for the Red
Iurc owners of real estate attuned "1:80: with Speaker in m“ old position.
‘Sald TOW“ 0' N0"‘“‘- In in figured that the transfer of
”“9“ fl Norwalk. thin 19th d" 0' Snooker heiters the chances of both
April, X'D. 1916.
I Dttvid I-‘. Bemtud. John Oldenschlom
er. Matthew Corbett, Thomtut F.
liowd. Thom“ Village. ‘
.‘ l llt‘f‘t‘lty certify that the above. mun-r
ed cndorserit'ttre electors and taxpay-
,ers. as defined by law, of said Town
‘of Norwnlk. _
i Dated at Norwalk, this 19th day of
April, A. D. 1916.
HERBERT R. SMITH.
Town Clerk.
FOR SALE—ALL THAT CERTAlN
i inlet of land, with the bulldingn thoro-
lIon, in quantity, onehitlf an acre, more
or less, situated in the Town of Nor-
Iwnlk and known as No. 33 Marvin
Istrcet. bounded northerly by land of
I l-‘. F‘redcricks. easterly In part by land
.of Charles N. Glow. in part by hind
Iof Jame; Seleck. and in part by 'lan"
ulil 1’6
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or George Smith and wife. southerly'
by tillerwin street, nnd westerly by
land of Emma Mackrldn._ Price
three thousand. two hundred dollars.
(83,200.) All tit-r certain (root of
land with thé building: thereon slim--
ted in the Town of Norwalk. and
known at; No. 24 Merwin street, bound
ed. northerly by Met-win sit-act, east~
erly by land of Gertrude Dudley and
”thin Henderson southerly in part by
Iland of Susan Nickersou and in part
Iby land of Mrs; Cannon. and welt-
Ierly by land 6! Mary Hund. Price.
IThree' thouund dollars, ($8,000.) J.
:‘M' Layton & Co., Inc,, 6 Railroad avo-
‘nuo. South Norwalk. Conn. am it
_—-—
EPIDEMIC 0F N‘ASLES
AT 'I'AFT SCHOOL, 2% ILL
directbru of the ”field" “my. WAMTOWN._CCII~, Mfu- us.-
.savlnga Bank rim-m. thy .- “gm“ An epidemic of uncut-c bu m
Int the rid. .of mm put out, x...
am m. m: to. me
out gt Taft: lobed; than hint-u
stud-u ill with arm n-
ubool unwound-wit is.
um tin combat-ll .‘N‘D
(the White Box and the Tigers for
batting out the world‘s champions.
i'l‘hen there are the Yankees, whOrte
Illneup looks as dangerous as any in
the circuit.
Clarke Grimtb. In um]. thinks his
,tenm in the best in the American
,lrninie, itgttrlrg that the addition of
Judge on first base and Jamleson in
:the outfield have made the Senators
Istrongor than at any time ttince he
‘took hold of the team. Cleveland. St.
Louis and Philadelphia do tint seer‘
:to have a chance in the Johnson cir-
cuit, although Manager Fielder Jones
lot the Browns thinks he is now lend-
7inx the best team he has ever mnn-
:axed. ‘
,COUPLE MURDERED
' AND HOME FIRED
BATESVILLE. lnd., April lit—Mr
and Mrs. Randall Brown, aged 60
were. killed and their home, near here
no set on fire yesterday. Robbery
is believed to have been the motive
There is no clue to the assailants.
Mrs. Brown was dead when found
in the burning borne. and Mr. Brown
died soon after being rescued from
the flnmcs, without regaining con
sclousnetts.
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I itilflliiiiics in tutti
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Tbcy Are Recommending “Noutrono
Prenrlptton 00"
They have used 'Noituono Pro-crib
den 99" out! their tired, aching, weary
"one: joint.- und muscles have an-
wpun‘ed; what v. relief ”utter -tbon
“HRH“. "
P“.
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Easy Month-
$2.oo Will
Install Your 1y Payments
New Range. of $2.00.
EVERY nousutmrnt
A SHOULD KNOW
the comfort. convenienco and economy of cooking by gas.
No dust or ashes—no coal or wood to carry—no fire to
build.
If you value your personal comfort you will realize
that a modern gal rum is indispensable to you.
If there is gas on your strut, you certainly should see
about having a gas range inst-lied.
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Don't wait until the hot weather arrives. See about it
NOW
fit I
E UNITED. ELECTRIC LIGHT "I
AND WATER COMPANY
PHONE NO. 1330, 37 WALL ST.
1 J .. .. .. .- _ - g
. Han-murmur:
Warranted Strictly l‘resii Eggs
3 dozen 24c
Fancy Cal. Naval Oranges
‘ a dol 380
East lndia Tea Co.
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Norwalk Chronicler