annulus
.o‘ung McAulllYe. the Bridzepm‘t
round argument with Battling Raddy,
ihe Speedy little New York buxom”!!!
she'nlain about at tile Cosmo, Bridge
mum, on Thursday evening. ‘The
firmgeport‘ My got my to a seed
aunt and secured a ibig advantage over
. his opponent in the early part 33!. the’
bout. Roddy came back after the. fifth
. . and tried to maize a garrison finish,
nu; MoAulifle was in too good condi-
“Iion and held his own. file tlret Mo
, rounds went to McAulltfe, Roddy can
ricd oil' the seventh and eighth and the
other three Were even. Billy Richards
of Bridgeport, outpointed Willie‘stsdue-
for of New. York in the m-muud our:
final, and Charley Pitts had an edge on
Stud Palmer in the curtain raiser of 10
l mulls,
Two show Boots.“
The principals lived up to their few;
cition by furnibhing the most excite
went. of to evening. ,The opening bout
was rather slow sand the second one
mas also in the ordinary class. The.
”urinal, however, was a slashing go [mm
‘Hie first until mommy! gong. Me.
Anili’fe showed up in grand style. The
mocky little Bridgeport lad hasn’t dis.
played such fine form in months. Ho
mm in at Roddy in the first round and
mugged him all ovor the ring. lilo fol‘
lowed the rushing tactics through the
fl‘Sl» half of the bout, sending home
3 name. nicked punchoo. Roddy (up-
tloarod tired, ‘ but as the fight pro-
«resncd he' warmoti ‘up to his work.
0 boys were slugging like two wild
on when the loft. round culled. ‘
,3 Link Len Jab. 3
, McAuliffe usod his loft eflcctivel)’
throughout the. tight. Many times 1;?
33‘ippod across the old southpaw wait
lolly-ind it fairly rocked the slim'New
_ Yorker. Roddy was on tho, alert in
the lfirst fivu roundu. He showed his
Mot form in the Seventh, when he
opened up and peppered Mac with
rd lofts and rights. He hallo cute
"11 in the‘ eighth also. Reddy
:1 his way through tho greater
of the tight. McAulifi’e kept hon-
3 win him and fought in the climb-
, 3c Raddy many times stood'atill and
{initiflemed himself with lockingihis op-
3f‘“‘!‘tlne!1i5 arms. The Park (my boy
liftricd hard to make Roddy mix. but the
’ .‘Now Yorker apparently had too much
5' "5‘53“?“ 1'01‘ the Min driving blot" of.
its opponent. "3‘ ’ l
J McAulii‘l‘c fought-1h clover bout-Jot
Head of playing ' ,
. _ does in most'bf h
All“
2,.
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Manager Danny Murphy Nocdo Sec~
0nd Eastman, Shortstop and Third
., Sacker for Murlans~Has Formida-
bic Staff of Pitchers
NEW l-lAvnx, Apr-lugging pa-
citions which include 'second _'b:lim.
third base and-shortstop, may have“)
leatronnthenod hetero the Eastern
League gets, under troy ncxt muntlm
James '1‘. Collins of the New Haven
club last night. Collins'nl‘rchdv h’aa
players under contract to“ play in
those positions but. he' in' doubtful
.incmgih to warrant their intention.
Ho says that thoso positions are the
only ones that. are ' causing'lfanngelti
Murphy and himself anyfltrouhie.
' 3 Erwin Signtdi ,
.Rod “Talon, who pioycdtgood hall
hm‘ng the luter'weclcs oi’jtho 13916,
' season, will mm be a cand'dctc‘fofi
m the Intcrni‘titanul magnum léfil'i
and Clancey, who is stronglyxrclzomfi
nymded by friends of Collins-in Hark?
«‘(‘ord and Now Britain, ““wllli‘got ”of
borough trial gut second ba’so'? and,
.Simr‘fiim. l‘nuncctl’vfilv. ‘ Jillt‘t‘ifialflfiir};
’ideonnie Mack 01' the RedS‘ox and "
ktletios are expected @3911“ wilting“;
ny of the aforementioned vomiting:
chins. won entituced oxfer'tllefilh1-
" 2,3 Durkin :liIc’Purtlnnd,fcfill§pi§ff
diltcher
tooth'emeight. had the better 0! a 103
0 make If“ .
1 .
according to u slntcmont by Owner ~‘ ‘
.ts‘hcthel‘ they \vfil _§_how thepfopor 3
’ Obnotantin. Brun, the-513nm
third base white 1”}?12'n'ill, whofnlavv’edt'
moo intont'thnt may fit in highly ill "
3210b grinning~_Nownuzv§li .3 3
is yeorTfi—wSmjth and Lawrence, ' ‘ "
4'
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from the remainder of the front.”
' AMSTERDAM, via London,
April 9, new a. m
correspondent . of the Telcgraaf
‘7? “ Ammo-nonunion" ' i
“‘“ .. CHARGE Aggugoégifigiss-
. Poms . _ .
. Oplnlo ARE BROKEN OFF“? 33
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BY 11213}! {continued 'From‘Baxe Three) .lshown by rman"submamles_ 15
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due'to big financial rewards utter-
LONDON, April 9, 1:35 p. to. ed the crows by the German gov-
Boston» can he said or some howl. Ave’re trying to ligament” —-The British early this morning, eminent. “The men who man 3th.:
on in the ileum lane is thcc‘~ ‘ ' -Q:--. ° ‘ lattackcd‘ the German lines ~on aisubmatlnes get ten per cent. high—
‘hey “’9 “V" “3” “1 the” “”19“?“ SQ!“ has“! “"9”" at u‘l’es’ivvidc front, from a point south of; er pay than. those3ln any other
you cun say that of a gamma—Ex- give a 309d imitation 0‘ “dd-Y R0059“;Arras' to the south of Lens, thus; branch of .the notional semge.
change. f" LEG“ “1“ng his “3‘11“!" iopenlng what is believed here to. and receive in addition substantial3
"‘9' , . "F lbo a general spring offensive. ‘i‘ho' bonuses. _ 3 3
The oubm't make my records We "5 1““ 5° “‘1‘ °‘ 1"" f0” “ b0‘Eer'rnovt: has been lookedrfonmmi tel Fifty per cent. of thcrvalue of;
with; playing on the westcrn coast. a? “‘9 Public “”9””? ”1m“- Q““"‘eagerly for- some days. Theofi‘en- the captured ship is distributed!
'The Paomc slopers had pretty easy 0mm 8 month or two goes by before give of the British FlyingC‘orps among her captors, five per cent:
pichhlgf '“ . ‘he “rapper gels. “ chance We“?! the latter part of last weck, till: to the commander of the subma-s
t . __.__ the ring. And in the meantime he. attack on Sccbrugge Saturday; one, five to the chief engineer,3
' There are more things than one that mu.“ 1“" rather saving or starve. night and’ the activity 0f the? fifteen to the remamlng officers
n't v o " . ' '. “"“ . . . - .
32in; 3:113:11? by the Giants Take Great will be the on when thewFliv- yesterday‘s officialcommumcatlonflcentagcs for torpedoed 8hlps are,
4..., vcr willwbe manufacturéd in such good from Paris, were cmotdcned aiblsed on the insurance value of:
"harry Hooper, the 1353033318 33‘0“,“ shape thut it won’t. make a noise inept-elude to important military op-3 til; VW’LT In than cast? :33:
Americans. bus dnaily‘come to trump“ tin can. ‘ "”1055- ' is" mannegomglg? Ber gee" one t
u is claimed um he got an advance or -—o-. . Tho British commander, Genet percent. e c 1 mg: ,
$1000 over his salary last year Talk Opinions diit’er quite considerable 335331 Halg, whee; reports are .alwzys the crew ten. There are also exJ
til-”’1” soaring in 811 aeroplane! to how the trout are biting iutthis sec-t modest, says the German 1"" as ‘ ‘
‘3 .
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the host forms of exercise. for a pitch-
or, during the ...ott-senson. Kiley, who
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"File foilmvinz lcltcl‘u. l'l nutlll l
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"T Translerrmlllanish W08" “Iii“ ”.399?” A
sure no ho usuallyt
is starts, he opened:
with a rush on Buddy and took hilt!1
tiNow Yorker by storm. Al the lap of?
nine gong in the first round. Mac tom;
:it‘tto Reddy and plulltod hard rights!
.mnd lofts to tlté‘NoW Yorker’s taco.
h‘bddy didn't. even otter t-
‘tum. Mac wasmn top of him every
«minute of tho'rmmd and hltd A safe;
load when it. ended. ‘
new HAVEN ls suv
ON tNfilELo TALENT
, rds for s ecial ex loits. l'
”0- , tion of tho country. In our‘cnndidfibcm 9°"???th cvergzvhe: 1:: étrilgx$0m Ali-£3139. 32£6 p. 111.1
Notice that Bud Palmer trimmed opinion most of tiiobig fish are takeout that satls “for? P dgmd n f -—-The reply of President Wilson'
Charlie PMS at Bridgeport Thursday The advantage that a turtle hits over”I been mime m Sthe :53“? “:0 to the message sent’ him by King
evening. What chance would flaming some bowlers is that. you can makoipambml and . t' 9“ néction George. as given out here official-
l{unz stand against Bud? That‘s what «top out of a turtle. 3fifgfiggtnigvsfléigiaficfige The ly today. is as follows: . 3
‘ ' M Iextension otthc attack northward _“.To H‘s M359“? George Y':
Colllns' plnu. Collins is es;.mclnli¥"to Lens doubtlesm was intended togKlng and Emperor: Your co—3
anxious that no games bur Hel‘edu‘edivgivc‘ihc British more elbow momqucnt message comes to me at;
twirled 0119M!” {01‘ the 3111?"!!st for this city... when Princeton, Hard!or their operations from 'ArrdS‘th‘s crltlcal‘ moment of our “6-3
year, will he hero on reporting day all vnrd and ltolyoross appear here. 3 its the point of juncture with the 3 tional life a? proof of the commu-3
will Wing, who is recommended by The New Haven club owner plansiFrench around St. Quentin. inity of sentiment among tho irec.
Harry Lord, the former Red SM and to communicate with Mallngor Win-l P ARIS, April 9.-—“Bctweeu the'PeOPleS of thermorld,‘now str1Vng'p3
Lowell captain. tors of the tale team in hopes 0131-. Somme and the Ai’sne patrol 'ewgto. defend their literals: to main-3
Moose Milton, the "old reliable, will ranging u game or curios of games to counters occurred during theftal" the blessmgs 01 nationaLln~3
be upon on first M150 again. Joe (MiG-Filling the city Chumpiqflshlmlnight’n says the War Office mydependcncc and. to uphold thC3
Shannon, Nutter and Reed will star: Collins would ttkc to play Yule “poninounccment. Notwithstanding thefrights, of humanity. In the margeé
the season In the outfield unless some its return from t'hn'south. that! weather there was active a“of the American poople audit 3:!
one better appoare to slipplaut themu W Winery fighting in several sectors.fi government to which til?! 00 ‘
0“” Conflicts ' “Nortthst of‘Rheims 1a Ger—3:" figfanxzrghank you or 3’9“”;
Collins wln “ ltgpeur below: the." “thigh“, “flag: :3“ 3:5 affix: 1;? wowfionko’itv WILSON.
itchOdlllt‘ committee. ill Springfield claimed at ”m Norwulk port 0an turf ronro S uthYof'this poiiR'tWO,‘ “Washington, April 8." .
“”3 “'9‘?“ ‘0 “”88 0““ "WNW “it. the WPP‘A ending. April 7m, 1917: . 1°” "c' d“ ch to P en: mi BOSTON. April 9.1m Ans-3
Wan team play on the road on liars Ambrose, Jon. 11. :German eta, rm“ ‘ w t trian stcatfier Erny, war bound,
of important Yule games. In past’ Brown.Mrs.l~1dw2mi. lpqlwdiahfl' a woifit engagttmen‘hefe was-Seized today by PM.
Campbell. A. with grenadem. In the moon 0 , z _ 3
years it has been provenmthat 10:31,... D'lc‘ fl 3 . 3 , 30mm“; after ,announcemerlt (if,
. « ml. . u :Maxsons dc Champagne we. made . . ,.
fans will not outmniw both “an“ 1“ “’hiiu nus Annie, 41 High street. 3 . o asshin cand‘fiwhthashm too that Austria-Hun-
largé "who"! which “WW” ‘0'. ' M. J. nownnn, r. hi.l§m°,fi: ‘1 . “ mac szmgmtggary ha broken off > diplomatsci
‘ ”“q' e” ’3 n _ “relations with the United Salient
The. Eruy is the only Auntrian
refugcc ship at: this part.
AMSTERDAM. via London;
.1 {April 9, 10:15 h. im.--The Gm 3 W3'
emperor's Easter message onlclcc-t
total reform addressed toChan-j
cellar yon Bethmanmi-lollwcg, is]
wrtrcatnri in thc’Berlin pms as of3
the highest importance. The only
paper which expressed dissatis-
faction is the Kreuz Zeitung,
which finds little consolation in
tho fact that the realization of the-
reform proposals is postponed nil-i
til after the won as it believes i
the chancellor should not now
halt on the path of thccomplete,
démonratization of Pmssia and;
Geffhany.x ., -.
Tho who! Anzcigcr thinks that
the message will have a useful ‘ef-t
{cot abroad. “No on: can inter-
fere with our afiairs," says this
paper. “while we have a strongr
land self-conscious monarch, whey
E‘find'; the right way at tho right:
. . ,
Etime.” . 3
:i The .Vossische "Zeitung says;
’that the message must be regard-s
icd‘ as auto": actbly «the Prussian; '
(crown, which‘aiso' binds the term 3
lpcror's sucessors; ' ' - '3
i“ The Vorwaerts comments gun-i .
tder‘lan :urti‘clc headed 'tpmssia’sl
Resumetion." “It? believed thntl
a.» .u o4an.; Wdhlu§h£"qt l .. u...“ momma,
Fro; null nu unver. new governor .‘oLWest moles; canister
A‘Bflm, Socrotnry70f State Lansing, Se cr‘ctary or the Treanury'lticndoo. ‘ " ’
The Danish West .lndlés were trtt inferred to the United States when 5 ccretaryf 0
that sink into mullingftcolanllle’r;3 .
. " , "lngthc solemn. seriousness of tne3
. . ‘-,"Vsm°v1"i“$1!‘8‘m.§dea t'1‘ltitnll:‘a‘tjllvhich it ismadeland the]
sh minist or. u unrmnt on the United Staten "'Lreollury for $325,000,000g'l‘his ,nholo- inner'spirit “3 breathes.’ .
‘ , , . - , T t'ragebialrsav9:it"i8:emu
._ - our» «~"'- .u,........
gruntlshowo the acceptance‘ of the 11! finally; 3’
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.——The frontieccnt badiplural system. It reminds;
French in Belgium, as shown inlandtwcnty—five-to the crew. Per-3'
the remaining officers four, and,
#th‘e‘c‘mpcr’ofié p‘ro’tlamat‘on con~3 .
Alfred Hfflonkins.
‘ Gilbert G-Hoflon. . .
Frederick A. Hyatt.
Frank H. Heidcl.
Joseph Keller.
_ Peter Kirvan.
thg .etnpcror that Prussmn tram; Alfred C. Kramer.
chlse reform is only one of num-t Ralph E. Knapp.
trons reforms needed by Germany 3 Paul lamlk.
and that the whole imperial insti-: irfie‘, :geimmflg
tution needs modelling. Mini! L. 'Maddeu.
__ Josef Pizirck.
1‘.:u.‘ .’ ' iovlsch.
Georgg C. Meehsn.
William N. Penfleld.
Clifford S. Randall.
1
tial that Pruosia should have
equal voting, abolishing the pres-l
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Ill lllllltlls 0r loll
William L. flecords.
' Frank F. Rooney. .
Albert EJlowe.
"' Gerard W. RYliln. l _
' .- Herman Sch mer lug.
(Continued-from dist pgge.) Stephen W. Lengyel.
\ Theodore. E. Soderbund.
(sizeoligznsmllll‘jll:nrds Howard D. Taylor. ‘
' ‘ " . - William s. Taylor.
3131:?”h’hoi‘fiifis' “" 3W 0-, «33.3.3
’ ‘ llamas .. as . w-
Clarence 'P‘ Godfrey. i Christian J. Wupperfeld.
"40361)11 Crow. ‘ l John Zuickor. . 3 .
J “elm W. Gorham. 3 In accordance with the noticegapn‘
Henry W. Gregory. {pouring elsewhere in this paper, thin
Aaron '3' Hull. . members of the two companies in.
Jack fieli’ant. "ordered to report at the Neural! {ll-e
Francis 1‘" HOW“ .m'ory on Wedncoday evening tit-em
gm?“ 31" $0233? o'clock sharp. for the purpmrotwfl-l ‘
,cn am it . . oycc. ganization. 3
William W. Juvoum. ___.___.,-......
John “mg” COTTON MARKET 6023 up.
John Kubovic. .
l-‘rcderick A. Lockwood. NEW YORK, April 9,4)” of 3M
Campany F‘ most sensational alliances ill tile-on
If“?! B‘ Ambler. ‘hn ‘advances in the cotton um
MW“ Jilimundso‘n. loccurrcd at the market’s opening tor-
Holmcr “f Annunlson. Hilly. May contracts sold up to $5.
33‘9”“ L‘ Ashton. [and July $7.80 a halo abcvo Thurs
.‘ilcllucl Ilntnnutorz. jday's closing mic-cg.
(Jill‘illli‘ie ugbanks. / .zonud pnmuuln on.“ lulntln mu
Model-loll 1‘“ “mm" pally to the continued unfavorabf
Milton (: m.‘(‘1:s' weather east of the Mississippi with!“
3?:ng '1' l'llgdolhbt the strength of the spot uttuation 9m.
2 .5 nddcd factor.
9“” E; ltrlsuman. illan‘ly oont’roctu at the opening «said!
:(ame) 8109“" . at, 21.25. 01‘ ll.) politic. above tho clung
”mpg LT lillllltiflm’. ing price before lim EilSil‘T holidays...
llurton J.’ llrunutrup. illid the near month shorts nppearedtl
Filmed 1" lh‘unutrup. to be almost panic stricken. » July!
”my!“ O'IB‘m'. showed cvcn greater strength ,seiilnt
13le” H" nutter). up to 21.40. or 15 points net highs
(imam M, B‘m‘mn' on active and agitated buying from:
fighiigialh. 5:115; virtually all quarteril. "it '
- 1 .. y .
9,335“ 3?‘£;§ane°' _ ., rscrtooum ABENAKI A8HOBE’.
' R 3 .
3§$5°c§3..3§‘“d“"‘ PLYMOUTH. Must, April. 9.41m;
William 3‘. Drew'. two-mauled schooner Ahenllhl. from»
J " New York for Bath. Maine; with up.
amos L. Dyer. . _
Wilmer D. diction. ;. cargo of coal, mu ashore W.
Goorcc i’. Ens. White Horsc Botch‘and ' MW.
Point in a heavy snowstorm toll
Lucius Fanning. "MW,“ 11 n, Lmnnfl offi'Mrtlind'
2‘31”“ Fargo. . Maine, and the crow oi tilt-co compo
. arenoo la. F‘cnnlmon. _ ‘h ‘lnw m3
' Edward W. Finnegan. b" iumninw mm ”W ls n . 3
"M!“ M_"[t‘luwwi.l]|‘n. and. “wading to the. char». Cons
‘ Albert E. Francis. futon}; 33:13 the wane! would prove
. ., ., 3 _ .
Puma W5“ J" Orlle‘mbmlo, which rlawieim'""‘q?"‘
Anthony B. Gigiollo. 3 Mir 1) r" Mum
Jghn A- adrm‘ tom “as built at i lppa u .
Richard H. (Iv-nut. in 1894' '
‘2 I. nmir'_ . ‘ W’W
Clams {Thalillslpanyl D. ‘ cm cm Arm CLEART'WJ'GHT
Albert J. Lyle. , .nos'rrm. Anvtl amonulhh—n a
William Si. Monitor. 3' Fuel-urn Now Rowland mu: m mo mint
Nicola Mugavuro. 30f u hum-v mmwutorm mow. More»
.lddtvnnl MrMuioncy. :thnn fntlv- int-hula. oi" snow lr-d Fallow
Thomas l’..MEQuill;m. {hm-o at. .10 o’clock until no lrfv'wx‘in
Oliver Mnrnhv. l nrosncct of n Mun. olilmllszh vomit
Vinée’nw Mutation. ilmrom‘l‘“ nfftcitliu prmurtfd fair Wait.
John E, Noouoy. Muller tonight. with froczmw ill-moon»
Frank P. Oct-lilo. littre. A minimum. tonincrwtuvo 03
William Onwaid. itwcniwsix llogroau was recorded at
nnhm‘t E. Perdul‘. 3eipltt o'clock.
William I). Plrtt. g ’“”’“‘~’”‘7"_"’"‘”"
llontllrnln L. Porter. . ' NOTES 0F fifth: muLDlNa DE
n-mtat n valwmnm-ger. 3 PARTME‘lT.
LeGrlmd Raymond. m-.. ..
“WM” J‘ anmdfl' . ~ .' March was a. stow month for bulk?
Charms h' Rovers. W ‘A inn Inmmt"tnr (llltl""'-~"e 1. Elm“ 1'". 61
Joseph W. Bentley. him. of lemon" 3,,,.,;,i,,, to. handling .
Kilnnsctt “O“"W- ' t'l‘ho inclement weather-3 intnrtW
(vnrnolinn Bran. f with hllilriln'r omiminnsnndl‘thé tutti?
Milton-Schoohtcr. . Ammo lot" the building: exacted? .
git“ Si Sg‘fl‘l‘l'. ”ultimately only. coached the $8,
any x. l “it'llg- ,lnnr . . .3 .
134““ 1L Stevens i H. L. Mueller received amorm‘ttx
Si-Pnllon Stone. Jr. ‘ ‘tunmhm‘ to make ultomttons and
il‘toderickwlr‘. Stubo-ll. .. ill-fro. c. houso at 2" Putnam av ,
Stove Royal. 1 ~ ,for Thomas Robbins. VTltc' Will
Willlrm v-C. Wu (iron. ‘ 3 5' Electric Complmv w. 3 l.,ivon »
Wlihnr Waldronx; ‘ itn'do \vlrinnlor Th3; sum
John T. Wagon. ‘ » ' ,1 Company. North Main street.
Wilfrid Ni , hooliiouoc. - W“ - \
Claude J. “Waite. .
' Company F.
"John-Hltnzlik.= “
Carl E. Harsh-om.
_ wilmm D. Clarion." of Quinta
’9 one. who hasheen in the Nomad:
T pith! for {honest .thrcgneokc;
to leave tholatter mm. 0181‘ won):
he iopow recovering mpldlah
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