! alienation snore
in until) Hill 3 ”Atlantis
EASTERN liitliJE than tttlt tilt tilt iiii-iiiiit
nos'rox, Ma... April 25.«Wkile “Freddie" Wehh. M938”!!! “We
the ratifying of the sale of the Bridge-lot thr- illzhirreight diviritm» is in ii iii
Jolt baseball (tub to Megan. :(‘ornon‘lrlilllld Ills usually tranquil existent-e
and Kuorr was the main reason for has been cut in upon and his steps
)eaierday afiel'noon'> meeting of tlletare Continually niladowed by three
Ilabterll League at the Quincy Housedfieulea. \i'herewr he goes the names
a few other matters developed our-:oi‘ three contenders seem to bound
mu the session lot :u-liun. it uh ll.t it land rebound against his sensitive ear
i-tilt llzdl the der‘las- were declared lo‘di'llllis. lie hears continually "ileu-
be all cleared for the opening of the‘ny” leonard, "Charley" White and,
league >ea>on next Friday when titef‘Joiiany" liundee. The public is(
meeting came to it close. VicePrebi tiamoring for Welsh to defend his ti-‘
dent Dali O'Neil presided and all ciubsltie, lie. must select one of these threei
wi-lt- l‘epre.~'ented except Hartford and‘chulltuirers for his opponent. The)"
New Haven. William E. Carey held‘all loom ominously ill lllt-i path
the proxy of the Newt Haven club, Which one of the three will he de-V
\vilile Owner t‘lat'liiu, of Hartford, didlcide to meet first? That‘s the due.»-
not send auy‘proxy. Those present at’tion. i
the liieeting Were the following Naturally. “Freddie" would like to“
Lowell, Andrew Iloaclt; l'ortland..pitk the easiest—- the one against:
liupli Hull}; Ne“ London, ll. Eugene‘whom he figures to have the best
Hiram? Linn, Louis 1’. Pieper; Wm'vichancc. At the same time all three
(enter, William R. Hamilton. Edwardtamicar so dangerous that he wants a
1‘. Smith; Springfield, William E. lgoodly portion of the coin of the realm
(Ht‘ey; Lawrence, .lo:etll. ,l‘. Sulli'au‘. :to venture into the ring against any
lDlliltiiiilS 1
_ .. .. . , Julius Hodovsky, 9 Ely ave. tannin Villxo. 7a Taylor are. Morris J. Epilelu.
Erldgeport, A. C. linotr. The Itrt’dcetone of them. lie has been offered 815.~ “W" ”“3 (mm? "m 50‘ “mm" tfotitral Food Cotnpan)'- Railroad ave.. 510"“ Vogel, 68 North Main stmt. Mend Brothers, 1....
Imrt franchise. upon the report of itSfMO. will, lose or draw .10 fight Leou- chance at ”'0 Giants. l‘hurt‘h & Miller, 33 Washington 31- Mimi“ “MIN. 17 lily ate. Mortimer C. “Ede".
hdli’. was voted to have reverted tolnrd in n championship tilt. l'etWeh-h The Giants left for Boston hist Mrs. Erminiu Cinque. 29 Ely EVE. 30”" 7'3"?!”- ‘3? "WV S'rt‘t‘i. -
the league. and the aide to John ll ‘benitatca. lie has raised the ante. lie
.uu iiiiiiii’ii ‘ .
iii POSIPONE tilts
They are finding new excuses every
day for po'stponing baseball games.
Yesterdays tilt scheduled between the
Giants and the Phillies at the Polo
(lrounds was called off on account of
couds. There was no rain and the
field has not too soft [or the learns to-
practice on, but swirled too soft tor a
regular game. The main reason for
poatpolling the game was tile threat-
ening aspect of the low-hanging
touda.
There was a crowd of about 3,000
outside the Polo Grounds at 2:40
io‘elock, when the game was called off.
With the prospect of a pitching battle
between Alexander and Tosreau in
sight, the disappointment caused by
the postponement was keen.
lloth clubs had batting and fielding
practice yesterday, Manager bit-Gritty
pinning to the Giants. Manager l‘at
Moran put his National League clltllu-
pious through their paces, and his
players were deeply disappointed be
night, where a four-gulne series with
i.’i;&~' £32- ?‘J-i"; 2 , .
an north. on)»: smote sun-rise...
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Joseph Abnnanis, Connecticut Ave,
Samuel Abrumson. 9 “onion street,
Joseph llsunlgaiten, 2.] Lexington ave
Waiter illecher. in Washington street
A. F. llecltlnun 0'; Co, at: \i'ashington
Murat.
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l.. Cohen, 7 Day street,
Giuseuppi De Petro, 6 Chi! street,
Sallld‘l 'l‘ai'liu, l't'Jdlk‘l'. ""
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if. 'l‘obiu, ht Woodward ave,
lira. Annie Tove, 67 Lexington ave‘..
SPhl'lti Trout-one. lift Ely are .
United Grocery Co., 20 North Main St.
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SOCONY
KEROSENE OIL
Thou dialer: carry Socony Kero-
dlc Standard Oil Co. of New
Yer ‘9 best grade of refined oil.
r. ll
Nvl‘lilltn Snitch
Laura street.
lit Illldil Yogel
Robert Scalzi.
Freeman was then ratified by the hasn‘t any specific amount. but be m" ”“7“” begins today. it “5 “on": Michael De Petra, 36 Bouton street, gym” r53"- :3” “m” ““1“: J. l-. iiai)‘.
transfer of the franchise to the save that $15,000 isn't enough. “’ b“ “ hard “Wk 0“ Md'mw“ ”Ub' Mom" 1- Epstein, 9‘ Taylor “8‘. " 1" Bum" "‘ “a” ””“t‘l- G. A. lturrow.
Bridgeport baseball club, represented
by Harry 1. Cornell as president and‘
A. C. Knorr as secretary. The ques.’
tion of club." ill the league playing
If “Freddie" is wine he will come
into the open ill the immediate fu—‘
ture and announce that he will box
one of the three In a championshin
“tutti, Was di: (timed and it was final
one of them the public will no longer,
)y voted that all arrangelllenta
for be patient. J
for after the sojourn ill Boston they
return here for a series with Brook
lyu, which begins at the l’olotlrouudri
on Saturday.
Ho has had so many offers of play-
ers for that position from friends all
libptirlli) Brothers. 22 Wood street
Mrs. Marie Fiedelle, 10 Bouton street,
lltllllli Flk'lst‘ln, 6 Henry street,
William ‘l-‘iteiaon, 15 West ate.
Abraham Green. 102 Taylor are.,
itcrnsrd Hershlield, 19 Wood street.
Nelson iloyt, 70 Washington stroet.
i; ' it - over the country that if he tried each Samuel Hyman, 84 Water street. .
aunt I) calm. out tde of those in the t , tl . ‘me ”M” would not be gamma Judeln“inll Stuart sve., bits. Golda. Joseioil. 60 Helden ll\‘(’., WILTON
league must he made through thclelic r 50m " M I. ' . Mrs, James Kelley. 80 Ely avc.. ' ”mu“! “5“", 2‘3 CHEW" street, Win. Barret, n.
““ ""“"“‘“'-‘" HARVARD “mm” m" m ”‘9 ”mm" '" “m ““1““ ““r‘ nenlamtn tactically. 28 my street. "”0"“ 0mm“, RI\‘er Street. ‘ it W. Kwh’r- '-
lt was deemed advisable in have till: the season. it iii Just a! WV” "0‘ Frank Libner, 2 Bouton street, Eamon? & (‘ompany. 50 Wall street, Karl Och. -
Q . ' to mention third basemen to Alt-Grow Mrs. 3- Mather, 91 CMMNC“ “0.. P." L Reynolds, 10 Wilton nve., 12- 0- Olmsted.
wo umpirea ofiiciate at the Sunday “I" [m SIME l Jnhn Maxner, 70 pea“ street. ll. bchzichet, 158 Main street. SAUGATUCK
names played in Bridxeporl and New . . '” ”W ”mm ”'"0' H" h“ helm 50‘ Paul Preuoser. Peddler- Om" K‘ Smm'dv “‘7 Mun “net.
Haven, and the. league votod m au- _ _. . much about them that it is getting on Amn Parts, 82 Woodward "0., (£00921! qSte‘llthsnsk, ‘29 Broad street, M. A. Allen.
lbon'ze Vice-President O'Neil to up- CAMBRIDGE “‘53 AD?” 25—- his nerves. ‘ I Ralph Penchino, North Taylor "0., . ”H's .tu ' 99 MM“ street, . L. F‘ratino.
, ., . . . . , L. \\ aldmnn. 229 . . DO.
“m“ “'0 “mm” ‘0' “We mm. "mm" 03’3"“ muffled in they “3" new "‘1‘ had" h” "0' m [taf‘rigfyndwogfllgeflgdirronm mm’ “'Hl'nm Wood. 45 $13323?! ii. ltgnfiszlln.
“letter” he thought it advisable Charles river yesterday and iii-mime“ " m “"““".° ‘“ ”rummj Raymond Grocery. no Iris: Hili'Rotd. “3“ “'°'""""- 43 Chapel street 3- Si"““°-
The meeting “loam“! m Tuesday work for the annual two-mile "wand litmtor. Hunter mil go in at the, -: (at-misc motto, '1: Cum direct. miter} Wisnlewsky, no Slocum “my .\'. Shilepsk)’.
Ma! 2. 3 p. m.. at the dude not”, with Cornell. The showing made hymn“l WW“ ‘5 ”w“ u “3 injured. ("is Roda. 1 III! no. Do. We"! Ca. \Vinniuulk, NOROTON
New Haven, to take care of any mat~
tors that may. come not ‘aftei'im
opening of the season. This date was
eel, as the clubs will _be in the south-
ern section at that time and it will
he an easy matter for them to not
together at New Haven.
IiilllltiPtiitI tilt“
it Add nlcltit
BRIDGEI’ORT, April 25.——-li become
Ii’nowu late last night that the Bridge
port club is negotiating for the saleof
Patti lx‘richcii. a Toronto catcher, who
once starred with the. St. Louis
Browns. to act as the manager of the.
local Eastern club.
It is evident that negotiations for
the sale of Neal Ball
though. the stroke was
not to tails too much out of his wow
even though beaten. However.
for a trial with the 'l‘srsity.
the hope that the final
on be picked.
of change: and shifts
are in the air
sity boat is Qulmby, who rowed No
1 for the second crew at Princeton
weeks ago had he been eligible
the regular eight against .Prluceton
week was not at all satisfactory,
instructed i
the.
second eight did no well that it is be. , ‘
Iieved one or two of the men are. dueicmb' batting and fielding ability. ‘
There will be changes almost froml
day to day for the next two weeks, in
combination l
for both the Cornell and Yale. races"
No order will be. at slit
significant until May 1, and all sorts
One man sum to be placed in the-Tar i
He would have been in the first eight'
White, the second crew stroke, will be
tried 1" Lund‘a PM“ for a ”me. Md‘er will the t‘asping shouts of the peu- bout. The American boy was budly
his becoming a regular is not unlike~
[hand is better. He may prove to be
lthe Gimta’ lad of the season. Mo?
'Graw is confident till his pitchers!
will mouure up to expectations just:
in soon as the warm weather comet»:
slid he is not worrying about ,
"thflor I: 't'tslngcr,
Mrs. Mary Serke. ll
J
The National bonus umpires havel
,been instructed to follow the ground
’rule at the Polo Grounds which han‘
Theodore Rods. it: laxiuxtou Ive.
llml Grocery. :2 Bo. Magi
s
Windward avenue.
Piiiip Slomsnsky, 31 my street,
ph Bolton. 08 Mxlngton sve..
street.
in St 6‘;
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80.
Benton street,
James Bates, West
(‘arl Et‘rico, New ('anaan ave,
Firtney & Benedict, Ii Wall street,
Edward J. Finnegan, 168 Main street
Solomon Gellowiiz. ‘
John Greenwuod, :36 Deiden sve., ’
Phillip Harris. 1003 Harbor ave.
lsluc llelfant. Silverullne ave
Hyman lsreal, 4 l’lottsvillc ave, ‘
IAIT NORWALK
-8onoel ()utkowucy. 5! Osborne no,
Henry Hurts, 21 Plrot street.
Bonnet Jackson. 8 First alrect.
Albert W. Hodge, 232 East svc..
L'llomulodiou lirothera.
ton street.
llnllt'l‘l Mills,
1). Sachs. WM
47 River street,
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bandit) Klilllf‘fl other titan those bout. If he continues to stall and 311.“.flexing?”PdetEtrttrhbistfllifdl (Wain: gnarl.” upply CO H ““9“ "- Urt‘xory. Neitown no. Greelns Plural-3 Grocer). '
H‘llcdnled for Bridgeport and New wriccie his way out or s match with WNW ‘ ‘ r“ “ ' (‘lil'i’ord il’. lllyes, as North nun St. ““m’t“ ‘ WNW- 15.17 Water Street sun 0’ e ' ‘
J. H. Kti'tlnl.
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SAFESTud BEST
.i. l’t-ek,
Abram Stuli, 24 Cottage street, I
Mrs. Charles ll. Wit.- :in, F. t‘entlui Me.
ROWAYTON
WESTPORT
leers Blotitera.
. W. S Guyel‘ 8; Son.
Taylor St Richards,
GREENS FARMS
SOUTH WILTON
Cottage Grocery.
mi Gregory Boulevard,
in l'ort stree
, :11 Washington
‘i
tport, Conn,
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931 s
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w. E. Ashton. .
“our & Cumin“)-
Richard motels.
George Duadalr.
l“. A. Lane.
203 Wushing- DARIEN
F. v. Cantrell.
than in practice at American League.
clues for some time. llereuftorfl
JOHNNY ROBNER DEFEATED.
t ‘
lwhen a bull hits the front of the up.
tper tier of boxes in the right field JIMMY Wild. “0” New Yorker, in
“stsnd. it will so as a home run. For. thy-nth Round in London.
"lastly, in the National lieague, it tho‘ LIVERPOOL. April 25.--'Nie sec~
'.bau did not. go into the stand, the run- onda of Johnny Bonner. of New York.
‘lncr was limited to the number or last night threw up the spun!!! ‘0 Jim-
ibasea he could get on the hit. lmy Wilde. the English fiywetxht
" champion. in the eleventh muud of
These are cheerful tidings. No long- what wag to have been a twenty-round
nut vendors Jar the sensitive ears of punished, but throughout the fight‘
littSIII-iii‘iiiiiiitii nus
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterday's Games.
Washington. 8; New York, 2.
Dutch, 4; Philadelphia, 0.
Detroit. 4: Chicago, 2.
Cleveland, 6; St. Louis, I.
? ASSOCIATED PRESS MANAGERS
-—- ! near.
Wins Welterweight Chlmplonship, NEW YORK, April 25.—Newspal'tsr
from Tod Lewis. publishers and editors from all om
NEW ORLEANS, April 25.~—Jsck the country are here to attend the III-
Britton. of Chicago. wrested the nualmestinss of The Assoshbed Press
worlds welterweight championship tl- today and of the America Newspap-
tie front Ted Lewis, of Enlsnd, int er Publishers' Association. ‘thh M-
night, when he was awarded a refor- gins tomorrow and continues for three
ee's decision over the British boxer ut days. The meeting of The All-och”!
the and or s twentyround bout. Dick Puss this morning was followed by ..
Burke, of New Orleans. refereed the I“1101103011. at which Df- ”$0138 Hill”
rm: nous 'ro IRITTON.
have fallen i O. rosfd . .
through Neither (‘ua I'no ll ly. “the fans at the Polo Grounds. llnpro- showed great “mews. Stand "9 '" Amma': Leagu match. fl! Bin!"- 9 a“ °t Wumbls U“
' ‘ ' ‘ "v 3"" The crew at Princeton was heavi ' - - ‘ “' L’ P'C' M lversity, was the smut
Comm ”1‘ , . , f h 9" ssrio lialry Stevens of the iorces The stadium was packed with em
.' . t Minus 0 t 8 club. or Joo forward than i, m, m the e b . , .Bosion ................ 7 4 .636 PRESIDENT oer- T0 vars. The annual banquetiof The Asso-
Blrmiu llnn ti T . r (“”13 which distribute the refreshments has tutors. Both Bonner sud Wilde were ,
li : I. i 1:] (“‘0'th manner, a difference of nearly twenty pounds “we“ a new edm‘ prohibiting his in perfect itiou for the battle “3N?" lork ------------- 5 3 525 WASHINGTON, April 25—Presldent elated Press will be held here tomor-
cou . ._ . ;—. t . q _ . ~ . 009d . , ' ~ - .
i (.d ( rt'tic let 3 niht Ball i in the. two fours. Taylor, who has hawkers from shouting. For this he cept that Reaper had a black .n’lDetroit ................ 6 5 .5‘5 Wilson left at 8 oclock this morntnx row night.
a am up ll ill Toronto to play 890 been at No. 4, probably will land at is entitled to . m trunks from “a" lit h h d been bruised durtn N’iWui-incton ---------- 5 5 .50‘ for Princeton, N. J.. to cast his vote Many kinds of machines used In the
omt p.59. 11,. mm m Bridgeport. No. 6. an d Mom“ ‘1“ be sent for- in auk'nd 5" e ‘ s w lci ‘ ' lSL Louis .............. 5 6 .500 in the state presidential primary. Dur- making of a newnpaper are shown in
KrilCheil plated in 1914 with tht ward to No‘ ‘ or M 2. moo“ mu, 5‘“ ‘ ' t h n h s m 3:; “3' the theflhicago ............... s s .500 ing the day Mr. Wilson will participate the hotel where the meetings are held.
Richmond. t'a., club when he wan 0 "on N 7, N 5 . “’0 “mm” “ l e “‘3 m “m “d“ “5 ""89”" mm lCleveland ............. t 5 .«4 In a ceremony or plautlns 1 tree to Efficiently is the termite of the exhlb‘
be ,H b' . g 1 °' ° °' "0 make room include probably some of the loudest start and frequently lauded on that
“at ) Tomato. He has not yet for Quimb whie C In 'Philsdeiphia ........... 2 7 ~ .222 mark thoroute of the Uncoln highway It. '
put in nppparame for work with the tbo Sytnbb‘ l t '1“ be tfled.VNC€8 in captivity. As they hopped damaged eye of the American. From through Princeton ‘
‘ s w. e .' .- . _.__. ,
Maple Leafs, who are slated to 0pm, be No. 3 ‘m 9 rice probably “'“up and down the males they shouted the third round Rosner bled profusely Games Today. The president, who was accompan-I HOSPITAL NOTES.
the season with the Newark club in
the latter city Thursday afternoon.
M
Harvard is satisfied with the stroke
the men are rowing. but the problem
‘33 it they were talking to some one u from a cut under the eye, but he re-
mile away. Hereafter, at the peril or tsliated with extraordinary sameness:
losing their Jobs, the vendors must. and used both hands effectively in‘
Boston at New York.
Philadelphia at Washington.
led by Mrs. Wilson, will return
Washington early tonight.
to, Mrs. Alfred Mntteson, of 33 Cove
avenue. was discharged yesterday.
Chlcago ll. Cleveland. .
of the next few weeks will be to get Del it at St Innis
ro . .
the proper co'mlilnatton. n is hoped
use silencers and ask the fans quietly landing body punches on his amazon-g
ii lliciiil ins watt -
and sold it they care to be favored ist. Wilde. however, obviously was _____._ ‘ '
mi“ this w" be ““9 at least by M“ with retryeshments. They hue been the master of the situation. and de- NATIONAL LEAGUE watranted St ICU! - 24C :dOZ
‘ 6, as a week later Harverd'ssecond ordered to we“ at all “me, in . low spite Roaner‘s' pluck his damaged eye ' FTCSh EGGS .
l on “UNI "GHI’IO'NchI‘and third crews will enter the Ameri- tone of voice. Notices have been brought about his downfall tn the Yesterday's Games. PORK A‘ND BEANS c
" can “33““ at Philadelphia. posted where the vendors can see eleventh round, when his seconds St. Louis, 5: Cincinnati, . ALASKA SALMON giant”
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“Yankee Boy" Al Kelchcl finished AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. tum“ smp Shoumg' in“ m m m £3323; ”me“ m"°“°d'"‘“ “Mm fifigwANS. 3 cans
his training yesterday for the 15", At Toledo—Kansas City. 3; TOIEdO.‘ President John K. Terror, of the Nit-l COMING BOXING BOUTS. I _,____ SODA CRACEERRS‘ 3 is: '
. d fight he will enter mm with 0- ' tlonal Leaue, who has jllfll. returned 700”“ SHMMQ in,m|m|..me. LIMA BEANS n; 3 I ' ,
mttling Kunz, Norwalk‘s favorite M Coiumhus-Columbua, 3i Milwau‘ after looking over a few of the clubs‘ Music Hull—Kurt: vs. Ketchel. W. L. P.C. JAMS A i 3 . - - ~ - . - - - . _
.Ightweiglil. The show in which Ket- kee' 1' oil his own circuit, is one of those who Tomorrow Night. phmdelpma ....... 8 1 357 m 7'33;st ' it)? " ' ' ' t
at and Kim: will peg-mm is to At Louisville-lzoullviiie, 8: St. believe that the Giants are 80m $01 Sudium A. C.—-Chu~ley Weinert'st. Louis ............. 8 ‘ .600 . 3 . .. .. ‘-
Je given at Music Hall, sud Harry Paul. L ‘ be prominent among the llrst diviiou and Jack Resting: Bunty Lewis and Chicago ............... 5 4 553 ‘ ' .
~. o: is the matchmaker. MW Vi“! Minim- talent in this year's nice. mickey Donnelly. imam _________________ 3 3 .500 ‘ 4 ~ 3 ' ' ' “
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il be occupied by Bridgeport fsus. - 5“” infields and your Ty Gobbs sud your Fighting Billy'Smitll. Brooklyn ................2 3 mi“ .
.. will travel to this city In several I’m” ””“M'I‘W- crest stars or the diamond." he said. Fridly Nlnhu Pittsburgh .............4 .s .no
4:: billlaea which have been clnl'ter- h M I‘m ‘: Mac "but it. is the pitching ml: which ~8tudium A. (Jr—Fred Fulton and Al New-York _____________ 1 5 .101 ~-
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