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BOAWA‘ YME . , ,I _ _ W ' . back a few paces last year, he seems
. . . . ‘ . ' ' . yer this sea-
Oh Glrllesf i mean you on the Girls 1 Battling Kunz ‘has been matched to to be gone as good as e
' ' ' . son. John was probably sulferiug
3 NEW HAVEN; March 2.—:lt was re- .\. H' 5‘ Basketball team. The next fight Johnny Martin, the clever New from nothing worse than an of! year.
‘norted in Yale baseball circles last ”me "0“ a" ‘03in a game? “m" York scrapper. “110 recently fought. _...
"night that Ed Walsh, "former pitch ;"I°“_’ 099““an 3"“ “m“ ”‘9‘“ ““5" a dzaw with Charlie Pint recently W 11.11., Harrigan will be Norwalk‘s
I log mainstay of .1119 Chicago club of “H” pratttsc '5 GSDLClleh profitable Danbury. The. boys Will 80 3‘ ll ham sixth man for the Notwalk- Blue Rib-
m sign a contract to conch the Yale Nothing in the rules which prohibits my on March 16.
. nitcllers during the college 59915011..it
Walsh has been coaching the pitch-
ers; in the Yale cage during the past1
few days under the provision that he
wgame at guard, when the occasion dc-
4- Imands it.
On Monday night Battling Kunz; 4" '
will meet Jimmy Regan of California,’ If 50““ Leavy had had a man “1‘0
in a Six round preliminary at Madison Andy 3%“ playing with his 131"? Rib“
-44. )
Ray Caldwell must have found life
at lanama pretty gay for he stuck in
that city all the winter. He left for
might quit" when the baseball season 8 . . :1 Shorts Tuesdu' nl lit the Bridgeporl'
, qualc Golden. . .3! t1. . ’
opens. New Orleans Sunday Cold and chilfy 191's might have made a' better show'
The Blue Ditt'hfl‘s have bonefltctl it"oTstfuill greet him when he reachein . .+ ling. We simply can't itllag'in'e Andy
{To a great extent by “1‘1th coach-’"almng cutup. g lllil Ill'own Will probably be referee missing a shot at the basket.
log and in some quarters it .is felt 4—- tn the Darcy-Dillon tight Monday. .79.-
that he should be made a permanentl The ””9“ champs who fought in Brown recently “I.“ the referee m- "Ecliy" Calder, although not plur-
member of the condition staff. There ”‘9' Park Thflau'e Wednesday "ism.”‘t Fulton "5' “WNW" scrap. lug sensational basketball manages to
in little doubt but that. Walsh woultiT‘":0 1’1“!" ”91’3”“ allbis. l 4" 3keep ahead of his other team mitte’j
accept it the matter of salary could; 4T- T Johnny Dundee has rccuvet‘ed from in scoring. "Ecky's" playing in consis-
' 11., 1111111511911 MUM-armpit“ , it the Yattllccs full to will the pt-rl- tt slight attack ol the grip. He starts tent. “d it its very seldom that he falls
Walsh has come to New Ilavcn’all' ”103' will blame it on their \\'ol'k-Tlltliltlllg tor his bout will) Jimmy'm hang up three baskets during a
during the past tow yenrrto assist in int: at the military nonsonee. Illufiy today. 3 Hum
the coaching. but his position with? "9--- ’1 '—9" l ”9—.—
. the White Sox forced him 16 leave: Headline—Navy Boxers Out for Gymnasium fever dying out in Nor} liud lianburyrenlnlncdiulhi’ basket-
Susi. at a time when his services could Tillt‘R MON Of them are 011! l0!" “Mk “l3" 591mm- mm!” “I‘m-"s i“) ’ball' running,r up to thc prcscnt illuc
. fine American league. may be asked when they are “‘0‘” ‘0 “100‘ a 302W nler and tongs for 15 rounds in this hon “.1193 Jerry can put up a great-
Gill lllllllll [AW ' '
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presented
Mayor Ernest E. Rogers of New, Democratic state central committee- 1111011191 11116151111011)?!“ at the meet?-
London said that conditions among ':mt.t Tot Enfleld, vehemently pledicted 111v followed when Senator Frederick
saloons woretuirly good but that the “‘3’ ‘91. for the Republican pa”) ‘f‘u- \Ef‘bf‘ (if Merlden (halged that the
city has too many clubs that are do-
ing an illegal business. He was in
favor of an amendment. to 5101, 11193:. lltnroctatic lPadPl‘ 01 ”10 HOUFP (00k come to liartl‘ord or lose their factory
clubs. from doing thcir business.
Holland is Not Neutral But—-
New London said that the commis-
snlmil and an upstairs to the “dub"
wncrc boom“ is 1'
mo hing.
"Out county ttntltlllsuioner must Ill.
bc1olld 11401111,," ob ct 11d t‘ lluilnlnl
Qlllpp.
i-‘ This year Walsh is it “'90 agent. and, -'O~ 1 “51mm" is a word which hits come up uncompnmpman 111mg: to say
Years he has comr- from hi; homcp‘l in PIEASING To YANKEE Pltolf A LERR'BEE BEAIINS will make its 1917 season's debut on .'thcl1 club on Sundnls although he. be' upon the methods of thc -'l tlilties: lecturers what necessity there was:
‘l'lt'l'ldcn and spent many hours. with . the local toult next Mondtty cvclllng lint-ltd that unlawful clubs should be Commission but in t-‘tllllP oi his clt‘ottrilor working women nights. '
tho ‘Blue slurs and near stars The ' ’103‘“ ”My will 9,01,31,15. ”1111- 1111111111- W (ml of existencc To 3.1.61.1(‘1‘1 tilt toTnTnnitTtec’s unfavorable 1911011 "To make munitions. ot' rout-1.19.,m
m . , 1 , ,. w ill» :uoptct said Mr. Wells.
“”1“" ”(m 11.111 has :1 “95‘ 0f “mm,“ ' B it (i J lnmy (‘iiuton at too' uhctltct' a (tub in of tilt protul klndl .
MACth ('1 .. .111 '1 2.—s . ‘t’ . . . “1' man "“ l 1 . l ..- . 1 . . "
icrc who believe. that to would prove "1 ”(h mm“ ’. H“ mm ”mum“ went down tor u wurd; 131,141.11» 11111111.). at 1.9111111» 111111 he rttotmncndcd that the touuuisalon-f F0 ”like lllOllfi'y' 191011911 than
upon tltc u'c:ttllct'-bcnl9n l'illlim.r ill ttt'llblo trimming last night before
from of 11:19 of the box Heals ill the mo l'lllucc Firth-ill the Palace ““955-
(‘enlrnl (‘ity boll grounds yesterday it was :1 good gillnc tutti HUIIH‘ rcnlnrk
afternoon was \Vlltl llili lflltlol'mt, able scores new mode. (lrct'nc.~ol
lllllllilg"‘l‘ ol‘ (.‘ol. ltuppcrt's and Cum. tllc PtllilCO. 1111th till which is “some".
I'ltl‘.$l0ll's noble troupc of nthictcs score for a ninglc. lnnglols and.ta
known as the Yankees and American Kruucz captured sccond honour for
leoguo pennant aspirants. llcnvy Hinglt's with toll and Korancz ulhuI
blitck clouds, for ht" was lot-using his took third plucc. Glocllo tuttdc tlu'
now and than rain «lrops scattered lligllt'v-li strip" with 311 Kavtmcz w.-a 1
a l'ulunblt' as‘wl to Yule it‘ 119 rclnttlnctl
with tho. tettm throughout the season.
l": Walsh wits prominently mentioned
for head conch of tho team at the
time Frank Quinby was deposed in
" favor of the fircncut conch. 'llilly
louder. Lauder and Walsh, it is be-
" tiered. would build tltr’lt‘ winning com-
lllnullon out of the promising lillt‘lll
Whiter chnson and Jack Murray at
{turn White howcv ',cr is one ol‘ the“
fastest players who has 9\9rupp9nde
on the Not-walk court. and 119 should b9'
\ultutblc utility man to the visitors.
. __.~_
{'ounccticut basketball followers
will without doubt witness a revival
if it: 9 gallon in this 1-1‘. tttc llc\t season. 1
row at later command. ' I . .. . 1 . will "NWT
* .12.... against his face ilut smiling “11.50%,“ with 304 and Lllngloln mndc- llllli‘lll’ndllll bull llUN‘U' l
w ‘ ' Ibly bt- pluycd. lnslmd oi the lcufiuffl
.. < . “.1111 did not mind the ruin or tho 31111 '1 1,1. scores. T til i ll be stutt-
HITTING THE MAPtits' »- lbluclt cldlltl'i. ror' he “its. {nothing 11-1 Pam“ : . Zetum' A tomn \\ prom)! l.
’ eyes on llln big unsot'tmeut of pitch Ayruull ...... 72 SS 8"
crs who wore cuttutt: loose for thc . .
After losing tour gunlcq to the ludc- first time T“ “mm"
, wettdents tutti one to the Tigers the
. Not-Tram bowling team made it great
" m 35 92 ..- 26‘ 1 i e 011 Mill.
this year. Grcc;19......,. it? ”9 - 99 __ motrrs. Nolwulk and Britt: D
1U ll’l'l'li'll,l" l '~ .. - -~
1 l o 111 \\ HI 10111 lob Show Ttlyior ....... 811 lb 86 - 2.10 possibility 01- .1 crack l'tdcp9nd' 1,1
i’ comeback last night ill tllt'll' match iizl'wdmmmfixnykimglmgESEJnflLIxI ’{M’mm '. """ )3 9310:" “A: tcttm in Stamford. 'l‘llc down-county.
’ With ”‘9 Tigers, “’ the New” "“ pitcllt'd at'loast tivc minutes to the; 431 47K 411x ----«l.'li‘71c“y “u" M" George Smith. and
1 Jr'l’b‘. and succeeded in grabbing oll' tumors. and were. instructed by Dttkc 11111111191111”th anyone can make 11 success of the in l
TTthree filt'ttigbt gttmos from the Cedar 13;“qu using a baseball t‘Xpl‘t‘SSlml.‘Ffmm‘a: ....... HT .87, till -» 247 door sport in Stamford. it ill 'llig
‘lil‘C'Pl. rept'csonlntlrcs. Meanwhile to put “smuethingwm the bull. , haiku» 11': cl 3': : zifiamm” A ‘0‘” club circuit In CO"'
”1719 Iudcpendcnls were dropping two Nick (3‘1"in the lcl‘tlltlndcl'. was Mllhr """"""""""" “1;, £19 £0 g. ""tl necticut including Stamford. Norwuik .
m” oftlu'cct0'tlle'Pt1lacc,.whlcl1 M' lthlrht 'o occupy the pitching Kmmn ........ .\.’l 5.3 155‘ .— 2:1; Brldgonort. and Dunbury would offer
' -~— ~—-— -;— -—»It1ulte a chance lot the Pennsylvania
412 1:14 tls- 1294 1911111.. . ‘
a
feat enabled the Nor-walks to' land
once more in first position in tho
Jaague meet The lndcpcndcnts how-
i
all 1‘ 11011111 . well-knoun smilc hp 1
. ever al't‘t tied with tho Norwalks and 9121.1 ”New; '15 ”To butters math UBANS ABANDSNED BATSEBA‘LLj
’ IITjtt. will ttlke :1 £119.31 amount of work I To START FRESENT REVO TSWI“ WM
mound at the utter-noon 505mm“.
Nick mixcd them up in great styloI
’ ' fruitless :tlld vain 'uttcmpts to
I! “I the port of last WM S (llampions utrniuhtcn out his slow (‘lll‘\'F‘.‘. LUTION
' s .11 ehukc the youngsters off of their ' ' 1 ' A low mouthu ago it “as l‘t‘llorledg ‘
. . . . Fur-,lhormoru (,ullop showed nlorc‘ ll i ll . int i l C b i .
trial. A‘ t‘crtlure of ltt‘ll night‘s game i l s ill. to mom in fact 1" ‘0 11W“ 0 ll“ ll amt n:
ct the Nagpum Alleys, was the conic “PM” tmn u “ T l baseball wits grnduuily dying out. It " Team Standing
”m“ WW“ 5“” “'0 9"“ m l“ is roiiably slated -thtlt rower bull . IWon Lost 'Pct
lick made by doc. Bunnitzosn, tho rob
. training: season. ‘llc iookcd rcudy.
Tern of the uptown organization. They
4 0 “100
games have been pla‘yedby the island Team No. 1
. 1' that they never com-:- buck and Rowevcn Tto Mn” malt-2:19 1313““ 91's this winter than at any time Elincc Team No. . 3 '83”
nlcl'ichn eague penthn 'g'h '. . 1, 1 .5 0
.. . the American occupation, and the 11- Team .\0. 2
c tor J09. started slipping till year it . This will be mgreat advantage to .500
511egan to look to tho \'t11 walk boys as
this was the case. In hilt night's
.‘gd‘me how'evm','Btttligosn cnptiu'cd high
wiggle with a score of 102 and also
git. total with :1 complete score of
194. Thu scores: worn as follows:
Donovan'aud the team, as it. will be
remembered that it was a month or
so litter the Wilson start-ad lest- your
heroic. Cullop pitched his first. game.
It is pmbable that the opening gamc
’of the season at the Polo Grounds on
o
1
2
2
not appear to 11111.4 been 11 howling suc- Team No. ~1 3
cess. Between these [nets and the Team No. ' 0 4’ -000
bll‘rlking ‘out of ti. revolution lust Captain Charles B lion’s team of
month 0119 only r’9udily observe the bowlers gave tcnm no. (i, captained by
relation of caur .1 and effect. Aftel'I Lawrence K Paul an anful trimming
years of baseball enthusiasm the last night at the South N‘Ol‘wnlk' club
l
3
1
cent attempt to rpvive the sport docs Team .\'0. (l 2
2
5
Norwul . . . .1 , .
".1 1111111: , _ k 34 73 87 1111111 12 11-111 rail onTettThet the should ms simply had to m undo some by winning three strings. The games
IBannigo'ta . . 7 102 93 94 em‘pfmnop ,or ,Shaw. Py', . f. “lly. find with the umpires and pisy- weoe fought to the bitter end, but the
’ I I I 85995 91 ShfiWllPV. mm Cutlop,T 18 to ’29 91's no l‘opgér mixing it, what watt loft Hey; players proved the “better 'J. W.‘
86' 80100 physical condition and willflbc rea y but 21 revolution? Mace with 259 was high man and
St .81 93 to pitch whenever Called o by Dono T eww Frank Hatch was second with 2.50
\—«———'———-— "“n' 3“” ha? been he“ m “eve-m] REFEREE GIVES BOU" ‘ Hatch-19,11 1119 high single 97. while.
438 432 465 “1““ “’m.‘ his We and 1°?” “‘9 TO FRA’NKIE CALLAHAN Gibson Smith 'wus‘ second with 88.
Tigers. ~ . ”we of "031”" Mm“ °£ h’at’mel NEW ORLEANS March 2~Franklo several‘others madé 87.
“3" 179°“ 099‘11’19‘1 in playing golf. 'Callohall or New York lttit night was ,Next Monday Illgllt 0mm“ 1 and '5
BOD’MCGMY‘ {he "fix footer from uwnldcd the decision over Jimmie 111111 complete their part“. of the tourna—
~ColoradoTUmvct-sxty, impressed Dono- Union of Denver by Referee Al merit and on Tuesday evening team
85” 83 85 1”an ms Twork yesterday. MCGmW Wambsgan's, who stepped their eched- 1111‘, ‘4 11,1111 11‘o_ 2 will play. If team 4.3%
79 Si tiTTS '3 an overlmnd ,pltchor am his mo. tiled twenty round fight at the open: wins; the tournament will have been;
. 1 . , tion is free and easy. He brings both in'g’ of the nlnet.eenth"rot1nd.' 'Sl’lllll’llf decided The score: ,
" t1, (.7 - . .4111?ng 42.2 hands over his head and then shooTtIll the bout was too one sided'.- : The' : ' ' Tahiti-Wm '41 .
" ”"116 ”‘1“- 0°“ W“ madam ° tlghters‘nre'll'ghhveluhts. . ' "ltillnrles'EwHoyt' 4 82 77 37 215
speed. fie was the only one of the __, GibsonISmtth 76 73 88 237
will the holder: :01; the house. we pitchers who failed to use t1 curve TcO’L'UMB’iA“ szMMERS . .‘ J. W. Mnce’ ; 8TB . 87- T87T.259
1““ CLEAN up YAL’E TEAM Samuel S. Velsor 79 78 84 241
on big bold, ibowletl 221 191, 291 1 . - '1 'r. 11 ~00 bl
._ 23°?“ “mg“ 0‘ 21° 34 I)“ SEMIAFINALSMN \E“ YORK mm 2 m a headlining ' 3‘22 3153461983.
‘ ft" TT . SPRINGTOURNAMENTIUMWMW defeated Yul
T. ,I , ”wisest
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T "at newspaper 139.11 will be PNEPHU'RST. N. C. March 2. —The swimming meet here ast night. 33 t’ Team‘ No. 6 II 31
Y' tusyon the alloys for the next liming g0.” tournament was brought 20 H. E Volllner of Qolu lJlI . Lawrence K. Paul ~80. 72 TT79 2
, 9111215111qu as they will down to “‘9 saint-fibula today in 9.“ titty, 100 ‘at‘id 220 yard 3 to: TT Freeman Light 711. so ".83; 237
the H 1' Printers this evening, divisions. Norman Mame“ of the anchor than in the rolliy t 11111111 Hatch . 115 73 79.. 250
“Walk. Aileyli, and file,- ill?" .‘H. Olmslettd‘ T221T
Alonimink that); 'phlladelphla'y nob“ even 0011111111111 .W-OH the Twitter ”901,. .
ert Banner 017 the Weeburn club; '13. C ”0“?”le a “of?“ 39 *0 1 '
lBeall. Union town, T'and G J. Murphy,
s of the 1'0le. $995115 in the Wollt't‘ston cillb,1ver_e the survivoraIfigl'Ig pr $38311. out N orwalk
W”; M58119 ‘9 .83 101‘0‘73‘ ‘ land the first into and the last two membersotl 1m want Club
W0“ 13°“ 1’" wlll meet. in the semi-finals tomof-Twhlch was to
11 ‘ " 1611 TOW. I
a
indefinite-
little of the"
languid-tee who will rui- out:
129 used to the gl'cutcst advantage.Imom'y. ‘ . ”V"- 19111111111111 111115 would now be thinking 1111111111111 111111111 that.
$1” ltnlnln ill-i uiuul. and then: is it strong"n ‘
" it will not be necessary for llllll to Tllt‘ war talk has greatly slow-9d up'inio popular use in baseball lately. about "1 title" 118011111111 .1 change oi" morn about it, “ Mt. Holland replied.
A lutwycr I. ll‘ Wisemnn lcplt'senti
ITT- .211 live on any certain date He has them” Tllluyrl‘s' l'l‘flli‘l'llll)’ ‘lil'l’l'l'lllllli"3 doing it. junltorm however. maker a lot of llif mI: the l'cdcratlnr: of Bonn Fido Clubs: 1ot'tcd unfuvornbly his bill under. tione plant that womcn were employ. .
“new” panned up wt 1.1-.“ ol'l’cl' ‘ to ...- If” "N"- of (Tounoct'lcut said that tho coullnlt ’ " 1“!" ”19 public utilities commission 9d ttt night bt'C‘all-fi‘t‘ llll’)’ were willing:
r7 .manage mi;- or le’tgue ball clubs. , ’ __.__ 199 ”mum not accept an Iulucndn‘lollt' could not rciueti to hear testimony of! to “01k tot' has money than 111911..
' Walsh hats always titltcn cousltlptTl'n- CUIlOIP 8 levtfl "MUN“ rlNDEPENDE’N‘iS GIVEN 3 White “.1“ probably 11.. 11111, 5111111110111113 11111111 {1111. («11111.1 011 Suttdalhp 133:0“ who COUld “OI qualify ilST I<'X' I Li‘llt‘t’h‘enlatlle Gorlmln clashed witln .
"llB. interest in Yttlc buschail. in 3mm on the Blue Ribbon team which 11111 111111 tllcy 141011111 ”5111.111 mcm- ll 1 8 Mr. W 911s a tow moments later When-r
but. of tho “01.1111,“ 1.111111fl W1", [40 101 Mr. Rogem launched into tlli ttttitckl 1111 asked ”19 1101111591 1'01 tho. lnnnu~
l .
11's: -'hould root-in) records ot llleirl TCO‘TlIllTilll'l‘llltm.
ing was tho must illlporltlnt port of HARIfOR'g GARAGE ot ”19 51”““99 “ink" 54“ She knew
tint-11111.15 and are whether liquor sull-
illtll‘ busitlcss
1111111193 Kenar 1111111 111111 T1119119ITg lthc employment 1'11 w,omcn because .
unfilomllneuts wcrc just something new the! filth?! Plnplolcd them in his bush
for l: {cw lawyers to make extra limit
:93“. He also stated that some of thcl ""WT rut-“”0" with “‘31' own father.
Htuli" in the “enlcltillnmcnt” litttllT ... “tom-mm“! From First Page)
born pretty good
lim. .0 Curpcntot of Slatllfotmtl‘
:rt'llrtseming tttt- ministers oi 111.11 soc—l in» open 111' police luliiw “N All 191111.91 all) llmvosillvn 01‘ emblem
tum, .«ttltl tlltlt out.» clubs tumuld bellllglleflld 11191911011 of llw gun in nu m‘l-l Coniidurd to be 3‘ 1119111199 to
clllulnutcd and that all liquor lrntllc. harm 0f lhl‘ llilf'SP'l‘IH‘ l’llll'u’ldt‘ll 13) ““W’n 11“ said ”to ‘lcneflt of that!
1111mm 1)., prnhibitod up you cant 'l'nrt, to wlibm (loath had been im V‘ 01mm. day fm women in Germany
'cd in imitbury. allfiouhhltlsnollikclyi1,9t along with good cold water and mediate, the. car swerved ‘0 the sidt'1llul.b'e“ ”3km “pt 9Y9" ”‘0‘“‘1‘ an“).
" "’ “Hum it will be llnckt'd byllnnbury om; mlunllill' now. you bud lwtlt'r be of We Will and come t0 *l “11ml ““1”“ “""5 ““"el' SYW l'rl'ml‘e- Ht”
pm. liciul: for that's what \011 ‘rc com
1:',to'-' he said
New Haven Commissioners.
“’l‘lu' only pcoplc in Now Haven 1‘). 11111199. physician 'to the coronm Fl’CM’ Ol night Work as an evil eyen'
who don't know thut llletlul clubs tire and Coroner 1 Gilbert Calhoun will for 111911-
11: donut business in the county are the court. here from Hartford tutor in th: " MISS DOrmatn Pro-Labor, Now—. “
clutlty conuulsslonc‘rs and the state titty to‘takc up the case. MW: Marjorie Dorman of Virginia.-
ot’ New The police find as yct no l‘lllOS tt 'lltl lww York, t'uvored any plnn
to wake the passenger whom 'l‘tll‘t wu: curry Which would .Llil'c women a..workiug; ..
polite," stlitl it) (,. Robins
Hutu ”Any unlendmel
11.1.11 up will be u mighty
Alter t't-coiyinu St'vorul,
ad 0119.”
clmcu lhc ‘llt‘lll‘llllt CIOi‘lPd.
tilt ttttttzltttl .
10111 that Still."
it. ‘ , ' a, . . U11“ Tait. gala that it probably ‘1... JuliusIIIStremluu, president of that ‘
IN’GWZSQABSEEUE 1111119 by someone. who know that Connecticut Federation of Labor. their .
(Contlpued tront first page.)
gnu—.—
'.'cstcd interests or capitalists, saying
that he wns 115‘ much in sympathy
with organized labor as the. next man,
but believed that in the time of a na-
tlonnl crisis, ‘tbere Was not time to 6011131111119. .3111. Before Committee .
talk to the civilian seeking wages to on Agrlcul'tllreh ceived numerous requests regarding
be increased from $6 to $8 41 day while Former Representative Clilford
nlf‘l were bleeding and dying in standard of Woodbridge was the (NW why 11 omen hhould be allowed 10?
trenches for about 313. 50 a month "
The bill provides for- an otganlzo- 111m committee yesterday in bell?!"
tion to be known :as the "State of 111119 abolishing the office or com vented from working nights in stores,
Guard." to be patterned after the missioner of domestic animals and‘
Connecticut Natlomfl 0111111.. and be m' the consolidation of the omcev
put under the command of the gov
crnor. The members Would enlist
for two year's with the exception of and dairy and food commis'dnnnr
former members of the United State's
til-mp; or' nnyy,w who..ntlght outlet for
.ono your, prmiding they had honor
able discharges.
The oignnifimilonwould have a col
01191.11 lieutenant-colonel and it ma
501' for each battalion and the neces
siti'y commissioned omcers of subor~
dinateIIt-ank.0 vor and above the com-
missioned otllce'rs and no-commlsslon-
ed oflicers, each company- Would have
a ccluplemént of 100 men. 1
'Mr. Holden atlld that no police de~
Dnrtme'nt in the state is able, nu-l
r‘nercally, or physically, to cope with
situations such as already/have arisen.
He cited the recent "tinting” incident
in New Britain where the militia.- was
called but with good ettect. He said
that in the absence of a state coli—
stdbtllary some' new protective otgan-'
izuiion is needed. H9 sdid that he‘
was unable to understand why any
person should be opposed to the or.-
simulation ‘of a. state coustob'ulary e
lne. person who desired to com-
zlmn‘who’ bidet! by the law.
Io tutor no -
ABUSlli Milli llMES 11011111 11 11313111111111: £2332: 53511331553233; ‘12.:
cotnty commissioners issue a club li-
cence, a certificate, showing that the
. napoclation is bona fide and was or-
ganized fOl proper purposes, must be
State’s Attorney H. .1. Holland of‘ and Sam that he b‘mev‘d 3'5 H nlcln .13) their employers. Mrs. Hepburn
sinncrs‘ in New London were. “m just the tonlnlitteo finally agreed upon the 13M“ ft), the State Manufacturers”
what they should be. He gave on man the people 01 Infield and “1“.ABSUt'idli0n was practically “tipping!
insulnce of u mun. who was arrested “' l’um‘c‘m part3 0f Entieitl am “3"“? ”*0 “Ollii‘ll l"hill ll came time for i
for zihsuuit and pending trial, who ““1" “1““! to. sneak The rttttory girls l'a« ‘
hill a saloon and who applied fOr it n“ debate “’1‘“ ”0““; “(mm)“ 1“""“' “ll-’1" " 011‘ denied that “19?”
club “(I)“? and got it. He said that lot '11 when Replesentaliw (1901"9 S ,had been brought to Hartford by their-
in New Londmu’a‘ 12 o'clock. ”103' F-tl'bOilz' Of {Lllfltld "lll0\’t—d that lhfi-(‘f'flkll0_\olfi_ Tho“ said they had: 001““.
adjourn from the lower ilom of it.
1.11.911 until curly 1 motion to puss the tcsolution dunno"
‘i have been. practicing law 10, took the usual COlllSt’. and went to the 111.1tt A storm oi applause. broker .
lllllt) til): years and don't like to sa1.““"“d“‘- I-ll‘l’ll the labor side of the Houston
11 you were 0111i It‘ll R089” of Manchester :zt':trcclv;wltcn Representative Martin Got'nlallr.
1"...“ of 111. Capitol. I could tell Tm“ wultcd to) this storm to subside bra-"of 1111111111133 a 11191111191- 01' 1119 00111.; 1
ulctldmcnts. T'tfl' 9 car is on 119d by his brothct 9. Show of Itedding said be (ill!
-ot’ tlit‘frrcn‘ kinds: the c’onlmittcc dc- Albert. who tires ill Hnrtl’nrd. -A‘- not. bf'lll‘l':‘ in ill? eight-hour (my 51$
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urn—“n." Others and “919 satisfied t'ith night'
013.1111. after the hearing opened I.
conceited move was made on tha
of members of the t‘onnetlicuf; *
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Thomas N Hepburn, president of.
J .219 association, and Miss Emily Pier-—
. . . I I 15011, organizer or ill“! association,
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(Continued—w from “”1 14°?" '(‘lillLOl‘Hl for the llflll to address the
_ . tomn ittc. Labtn ' ..
the flood of llteratule winch the Low. 1111.11. ‘: "11d Chairm.tlltll)\ltflhl’eplglt:::-
cnm't light has provoked asked Mr ed 11 119111 disturbance by firm ram
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I-eiTtsnlnyI howf Ethfe TTITtelJLléleTlcan town of tile gal'tl. He told the women with
con Ike 0 1111' s 0 determination that he no
Ml. Peasley in reply Said that the Lhcnll later. uid hear
Mr Luellnell wclc endorsed by the womtn
at the hearth wh
committee Representative Gear-y the I11 1.11; g 0 opposed
to prevent night work had to»
8.‘k(€11[l0ll to Mr l’easley’s reference 10b1, He 51.1111 they wore practically
lo the state central colnnlittemnarl. Ifozcetl to appear against the measure! - '
her oi the Judiciary committee that lattl‘ chmged that Ralph 0 Wells.
Ilizittcl be tabled Tllc motion “aslto ll; (‘itpitol of their “own free
lint 10'} to 72.111911 hit: l’eaTslevs'wiil"
Got-man and Wells Clash.
Bus-hue]! judge under a euepcnsion of.- «1‘....l1 lullilh ol tin announce oil
,1 t! 19 rules was [051,115 to 4 tut-king 111m lions ol" tccounition brought, 5911-.
1: four of the necessary two thltds vote ilm applaust flout wllnteler wide {a9
fifth Busltnell's nomination therefore 1mm. in the dincusmon of the lllO-v
glow starting something else .- ltniltee secured the admission of in. '
’l 11' committtc on judiciary llild to ‘1cptrs9ntatit'9 0f?! allridgcport muni-
lwtlling the hearing Miss Pierson
11.19.: she was talking about regardin"
119145. She said she had jl‘tlll on then."
llishop Chauncey B. Brewster oil? '
the Hartford tlioccstn "was the first}?
- speaker of the .ll'tclnoon. Ho was;
1.1111 1,, "3.1.1011 (11' 0115111111110111'11. snivl it was time Connecticut “21.1 r9»
1190191”t'lxaminet'ticwedthe body and derided flom tltc fuilul'c to protect
393.1 it to an undct‘tnkcr's. ill. l‘ltili. lb“ “'Olllf’ll fulfil lllgllt “wk. 11»
“1"10W‘1tlldl'lul’f'ull-‘1")r or night hours. Representative _:
tit-rt Tait today said he. san Chnrl‘ct' 'tn ulcni day. He inflict-.111 11,951,011
about 7 p. m. that night on Main “’Ol‘klnl’: conditions and good pay, but. "
t:tt'99l..llnrttord. where he was wait was against trimming the Working'
ilzg lor'lt titre. H9 knew of no tron hour»
bias that Charles had been in and did Thomas New es of Farmlugton and
not believe. he had on enemy. Charles 'lc'. Dr Rockwell ”111111011 pone“
he said was accustomed to cml'yu linstot of tho Center (1 tu'ch‘ retiree
roll of bills. Belevl‘ng that robber' Et'nllng a nine-hour d: y and :1 55410th TT
was the motive for the shooting. Al week. '
Charles carried money with him. introduced the Speakers from th
Tall is snt'vlyed by his mother, : tanks of labor
sister and tl'rc'r b:‘:t!:::"z. lie was “' George B. Day of Hartford favorett
radar of age. . the measure which would shorte
,__....__..—~ the number of wotking hours for 11-114
IVOPPOSITION T0 CONSOLlD‘A'TION “‘9‘"
OF STATE COMMISSIONS.
Would Make Law Uniform.» ' '
Labor Commissioner William S,
Hyde said his department had re~
I the rights of Manufacturers to employ
women at night. He saw 119 ransom.
person to “We" before the am”) won: at night in factories and pre‘
He urged that the law be put 'on‘ . _
unliorm- basis. He believed. however,
that there were some forms of 9111'
ploymént in which night : work for“
women t‘vas absolutely necessary Th
telephone business, he said, had;
icmploy women at night.
of the state board 0 agriculturc
rommissioher on. domes lc antmab
Senator Charles C Hémenwny or
Hartford and C. B Poglfirgy ofdvgll
tco sedthe 1 or 011;; .,
Elfiywlthwfhr; commissioner of do TRA'iNT VICTIM FOUNlDllALtVEt.
mastic pnlmnls. They undertook to . ~-—--—-~ ..
discount the argument of Mr- Stod- ALTOOVA., pa" March 11,411 5;
third that the changes would asais’t Wonder.- of Pittsburgh who was
the state to economize. cluded in the list of victims of Tues-g
C. H. Potter of Woodstock and the day morning‘s railroad! wreck» . T,
state grunge were opposed to Q!" Mdunt Union. has telegraphed to t s‘
other bills". believing' cm the present city chit he 15 an“ Itmd‘ uninitiated» "I
system cottldTITnot be improved upon. 'New York. Because cards and 0t . .
belongings of his were found to ill
MA‘RTlN TO MEET KUNZ , sleeper; it body otherwise unidentified
‘ wffi supposed to be. that of'Wagno‘r.
Flfteemfiound Bout Slnte’d fdr- south {it"nliit’dil’fiflid' on his Journey. 0'!
Norwalk ”"6" 16 tulle unidentified body is now 9
qohnny Martin. the sensational New 1.0m to 119 111111 or C. Medsker. 31,15
York scrapper, who recently doled out new York, whose wife was among titan
la’ trimming to Charley Pitts, will be kill‘id- . . . . .
tiling Kuni's next opponent. The —_ " - . ~
_ BAN 'ENG GEME' T RINGS
boys are scheduled to box in South . - N .A . . N 1
email: on the night of March .16. .' ’ ' tr ’ F 1
' - . . , ZION CITY 11].. March 2. m’l‘he hi
Th? b0?” grill be' onegof 15. rounds. cost at marriage has been reduced.
" ' - Wilbur-menu Votive: overhear o
" TT{"llt‘._Ty.T His already- long list of thin
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