A ea. c. will hold a l‘egu
m evening.
or sand has been docked to
iot- the Cox Coal Company,l
, t.
intake deck of the Colonial
progressing favorably. The
be finished in a few days.
Wes‘ Auxiliary of Christ
‘eaew Haven enemas , . .
‘ panorama-amt“
. .hI/M ,
Advance Guard I of Candidates. Will
StartSpring Training mum» -
‘Thorpy Sign. to Play Getaway Sta-
tion.
NEW HAVEN, April 24.——The ad-
vance guard of candidates for the
..ew Haven «baseball ‘club will begin
to arrive here the latter porter the
week. and have already issued mobil-
ization orders, demanding that all
regulars and rookies be here bthy
i so that Manager Danny Murphy can
have a’ {admixed squad to bend
throughit's puesln the opening drill
Several of the regulars have notified
President Collins m they will be «a
low days late inreportjng. but it isl
unlikely that there will be more than
three tardy members.
- Rapid Progress.
President Collins hulletined from;
baseball headquarters last night that '.
everything is progressing satisfactor-
ily. He feels confident that the Mur-
line will have a strong team to place!
in the. field against the Bridgeport
crew for the opening contest. Twen-
liy-two..-players, according to the .latest
bulletin, have already been signed,
but this number will be xreatlyaug
mented before the end of another
week. Walter Torphy. the latest to:
add much strength to the team. as'
he can play the outfield and first basal
with equal shill. He covered first‘:
Afflflk
ween. s
*5“ 75mg WLY
«ammo?
mo we
will meet with Mrs. Carl ‘base for Lowell inst yeul and batted
Obie avenue. tomorrow afteruzos for 65 games
After Southpaw.
-—————-— l Collins ls still dichering {or the
'1" ‘V..
.5. .q— "““".'; S
minim. Grant Allen and tam- services of a capable southpaw pitch-
New York city, .lla'vo taken up or and a dependable bECKBlOD- NGW Commissioner of New York state, and
idonce. in the Dorian Point Haven already has three star pitchers treasulcr of up, Boy Scouts of Ameri-
‘ but all are rightnhanders Donovan. ca.\ will raise food crops on the large
......__... Woodward and Weaver, it will be ro- estate, surrounding his country home
W‘ Aid society of the East called,
“ new. church .held a meeting last year and were the leading factors the National «Scout
“Sitternnonmtzmo o'clock in the in New Raven's belated rally which has arranged to produce food on all
acne church. lresuned in many victories near the or his property in Flushing, Long is
. - end of the season Eastern league land, and at his country place in Con
, lien-noticeable fact this morn baseball managers have wholesome necticut All of the other members
. thatloerdladiormed on pools oi respect fol this trio. With one do of we, heard mnung whom were a);
during the night. This is quite. pondablc southpaw, New Haven will Ernest l‘ Bichncll Director Gem-rat
odor this time of the year. undoubtedly sport the cream pitching of the Aulcrilan lied (immunity)
m 00ml» of the league. The catchers are Franklin (‘hlltc Hoyt of New York
~‘lIiWi‘iliam i". ‘Iloyi. of ill0 lacking in experience, and Collins in Charles D Hart of Pililndolphiu,
F some Son Oyster Coni- will have to dig up a man to do the C Barrett Rich .lr., oi lluil’ulo
Whilst the oyster business brunt of the work. Cllalles (‘. Jacloson of Boston and the
mumg‘condition and is the Managerl Murphy is banking on Chief Scout Executive Jumcs E.
1M».lbeen in yearn. Laurie of the material which the Atb- West, told of their plans for the culti-
*-— lotica, Red Sox and ‘Phillles have vailon of cums on their propclly in
Mk Mead and daughter plomiaed l‘l'im These men, togcthcl city 01 coulltly.13veiy8cout olllciul
and Mrs Willbomy of with the veterans and some of the is expected lo do likewise
rtWo visitors at the 1101110 sundlot stars who may make good.1Juliuu Rosenwold or Chicago, vlce
M’s parents. Mr. and ‘Mrs ale expect to furnish the Isnucleus president of tho Chicago Council of
“M53. Edile avenue, yesiI fill a strong combination. .lllt Boy Scouts of America and a
l _ ! member of Council of \‘utlonal Do-
'fiwr" THE BOY SCOUTS ‘fcncc, told President Livingstone that
warty 0f the Ifleglllal A“? T"E NATlON this plull was one of the most l‘lopIs
JD stationed at the city‘ 'N F000 CRUSADE illl llsourccs that has been brought
"mill remain in tilts city until Movement’ Mobilizes Ito Quarter MW in the attention oi‘ the council. Scouts
, 'il-IY one ““8"”th Wlll be “0" Members ‘0 “9'9 M9" Great CV‘clywllele will rejoice in working
Sinlormstion they desire by cat Needé‘fivery‘ Scout to Feed a with Mich u heroic character as wu
Soldier," the 3'09“ » liaul C. Hoover, chairman of the newly
“Every Scout .to Feed a Soldiel" is created Food (“Olnmissiou
Thilip H. Fielding has (1 slogan for Th0 250, 000 members of In the beginning tho Secu‘q‘i“n| get
«Hr—#0
9"
"fluent club with regard to at the National headquarters, 200 thus making this phase of the move-
tealected as a subbase for Fifth avenue, this week. A resolu- merit to cope with ”1.. nation's food
15.9le boats. He believes lion adopted by this board-after olll’ problem
hefmlitlook is favorable.
unusual in
clals of the movement had been in {3‘3ch and ppmonmlI
conference with ofilcials of the Navy
Side young men we greatly in- lDepartmcnt of Agriculture and the FREDDIE WELSH
bimbo Naval Coast Defensoillmeriean Red Crone. placed this mur-
{Several of them enlisted ter of the extenaion and development VSCRANTON,~‘P., ”Adi—«(film Sim-
nlnmond more have expressed of gardens at the head of the list of ldl‘ of Scranton, outtought
million.“ doing so today. \Toudeiinite services which scouts will Welsh. lightweight. champion. llt‘K’Tny
_ fie-the last chance lorrthe‘glVe to their country in the war. night, in o tell-round bout. Slmlur
inggparty leaves at-thut timeI ‘The- members ofI the Executive was the aggressor and had. every
‘ . board are themaelveewsetting an, ex- ’l‘Olllltl‘bilt one the six. Simlm‘ weigh.
ample to‘thelr neighbors. to 58,000 ,ed 134 pounds. \l-‘clsll would no:
adult officials and 210,000 boys who weigh ill, ,
are enrolled in the Scout movcmcut . . -—-—-— .
tnroughout the country, by placing PUGILISTS WOULD JOiN ’T. RES
their own lands under cultivation for“ 'DlVlSlO‘N.
the production of food. Colon H.14v- OYSTER RAY April 24 -“‘JOhll L
lngstone, a Washington banker who jq Sullivan. Kid McCoy and Pat Nelson
president of we National. Fauna] of would ii“ at) punches With the Kalsfil‘.
the Boy Scouts of America, having no The three onetime prize-ring idols
back yard, has ploughed up :tbe big have offered tllcll services in the di-
{mm yard of'hls beautiful :home in vision Col Theodore Roosevelt hopes
Washington tor a vegetable «garden 5 “3 misc f” ”9’“ “'9 in ”I‘M"- A5 ‘3
woe” disclosed at the meeting also John L.. it immediately-was: decidel
‘that George D Pratt, Conservative he is too old
EMQAN 1’ ,_ 7'“ ‘I‘ foam FEBE‘E
Its cham‘crer,
. «WM-an 1f
.B.;..’Rac,kett, who .has been
lends in NewHaven has re-
dlsl’lflyfid considerable stuff in Glen Cove. Long island Dan Beard:
Commissioner, l.
m the war departmcm. the Boy Scouts of ill—"co. expressed directly to the people with liliormn- line near tho. We
3drppeciflcatlons or the Ecol by the Executive Board at its' meeting lion instructions and- pr‘actica] help, the flier
‘the New Britain road through Bel-lint
‘ sumo road described above. .
OUTFOUGHT‘AGATN;
Freddie '
. Fnlcy a - Co. 2835.
ROAD CON STR UCTION
CONTRACTS AWARDED
Warrcn Brothers Company of floeton,
Mara, is .Succ‘ecriul Bidder.
Contracla calling for the expendi-"L
,turc of approximately 1327.000 .uerc
awarded Monday to the Warren
Brotbcln Company of lloaN‘, bribe,
by the stoic highway commission.
The contracts cull for the constrch
lion of about 3,010 linear feet of War-4'
while in ‘Aneoniu costing approxl- ‘
luately 322 400. and the construction
or about 1689 linear for! of Warrlm
lie in Shelton costing npproxinlntcll
$4, 500. in addition. the Connecticut;
(‘onlpany and the c: ly of Ansollla will
do umk in Anemia vetiumtcd at $7; ‘
503 and ill .091. lcspcciivcly, and thl '
Uo‘nnccllcut Conlpum and the city of ,
Sllcliull will do emu bulk in Shelton ’
with all uppxoxinum (out of $2.68),
and 86 018, rospcic lvcly.
liecnuscf '6? the construction of a
concrete road between Berlin and ,
Xeridcll the following detoura were»
announced in tho alutc highway com .
mission this ‘pcck.
All ilauol is dilcctcd through New 7,
Britain to llcrlln Junction. and from‘
their to hem-tingle“ and from Ken
slllglon to Mormon by way of the
highway which terminates in Morlden‘
on the Morlden-Bouthiugton trunk
rhead bridge crane
Earnitnre.'Rugs,"Mattings, Draperies
ILinoleun‘lfi, Window Shades, Stoves, Ranges, Housefumish-
lugs, comprising the largest and most comm: :3th
to be had and at prices not to be equalled.
Kitchen Cabinets in your
roving ankle in “he hull.
e18 to:$35
dressers-end .
(bitten - tiers
In our, mahogany, circassian
walnut, white enamel, old ivury,
..bird’s eye maple.
136.9810 Matt
llillingilioom
{Suites
oak, fumed oak. jacobcan
and mahogany finishes.
, $48.00 to $175500
Our line of WOOD BEDS in all
finishCS' alsoBRASS and IRON
in all the newest deiilgns
and
finishes.
$4.50 in fill it)
complete sets in golden -_
BABY Cfi‘RRI-AGES
in All Finishes
$12..)0 10535
SUBKIES
$2 98' W321 00
with he may oi Spring
wcwish to call your attention to our complete line of -'
' , Congoleum RugsnI
1.90 illown. 31:00 For Week
llls onentlilesc Méliolvgall’;
home. The greatest labor ‘
‘r; e.-
A‘
l: “83‘3--Phones--é1532
idea Waterbury railroad.
lll event travel goes by the way ol’
Berlin Turnpike, it should turn to the
right at llcrl‘in Center andtprdci’ed onl
Junction. and. from thence. over the!
Slatc Highway Collllllisslon.
”—w- ...... .4... u ”a. .-
CUT THIS‘OUT IT is WORTH
MONEY
DON‘T‘lliSS @‘lils. 011‘. out our
slip. enclose with no and mail it it: ,
Sholllcld avenue,
Chicano, lit. writing your name and'
midterm clearly. You will receive in ‘
return .l trial package containing Fol. j.
cy's Honey and Tar Compound. for:
coughs. colds and crnup. Foley Kid-
ncy Pills inlpain in older and back ’I‘
rheumatism backache. kidney amt;
bladder ailments: undFoley Caihnrtic,
“w...“ a ..........I v..-—
bine all of the best features
: .of food, and economy of ice.
‘ .EDDY REFRIGERATORS
on our second floor.
Come in and see them.
RAYMOND Eh SON
Funeral Directors and Furniture Dealers.
“lull and High Bt§
. Nifrwalk.
IAre the best refrigerators on .I
the market today. They com?
. that mean the scientific» saving ‘
~A splendid assortment, of . ,
rare now ready for inspection ' "
, nip-w noun?"
The m we are chewing tor
spring are certainly dandies, com-
bining m a moot satisfactory my
Style. Quality and Low Price.
We guarantee you utisiactioo.
312.50, 515.00, $518500. .
2CopyriglltClothingCo.
5is N. Main St. So. .Norwallr.
.2 Safety fii’orch Gates
.53
Made of selected oak, all well
put together with rivets,_fitted
with bolts and screws for fasten-
‘ing to gate posts.
2 Sizes-3 it. Porch Gates 3: 49
7 it. Porch Gates $2 a9
Albert P Gehebe
Phone 10692 .
:5 Washington fit. an. Norwnlk
”
zuorr’sr
limo Store
xlhorl‘h Main Street
a...
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:1 ii hilmau’sChocolales:
—-—.
image aProscflptions-i!
amw‘ '
-.. I
‘FABT FREIGHT,.LlNE TO NEW
‘ YORK.
IFH'E 'ANNING J. SMITH TRANS.
‘POBTATION LINE, inC.
lPreiahtmoat leaves Pier “27"Eo’st
Salinger,:hlew1 York float armament“:- .
‘;St.).;every.day except Sunday. at 3p.
unflinlght rcCeived ot‘Nomalk uprto
‘53p. m. and at South Norwalk up to
digging. .filantingand cultivat—
ing, for thezsmalleg‘ardcn a
one offiar-ge acreage. ‘:
”Come and ~ see our . line and,
ask us about ‘:anything" you
:lnaynec‘d. \Ve'cspecibliy call ’ ‘
attention to the ‘Iron ‘Agé
Cultivator. “ «
Tablet-urn wholesome and: 'lorouzhll
cleansing carbonic.
for constipation. l
biiiousncas headache and slnxirlsn é ‘
~ glillaon- Four-ll Colporation. .. ‘ .
WWHWMMMQTW
(Albert .1). Mutual! .
prion» Crockett, of New Hu— '
pguestother mother, Mrs. 0‘15”“ HAPPY . . ‘ *
t. of .Rowayton avenue. WET:- ”VATS“: HBH; I DID. SOME SNELL
2' ’GETEca'ing week EAST
‘7 ”NiaHT HANK“ rDlDNT
. Han-EE- mo -
Your Milt-75 ?i '
l‘ “AYE Y°°_ : ‘ Non SEE THE Bid,
' ‘~\ill2’iTE Ups 1 COT
Harte and faintly are .
\N ‘THlS NORNiNCS
. NEMSPAPE'RS ?.
,. gan street to their
I wayion avenue, where ‘
limnrovelnents Will be
_ lSIHAfT.
" ‘_ so !
work, who recently re
‘ emeralds trip to Gail-
umedr-work on his farm.
11- received here of. the ' ‘7"
Iodine Hutchinson. "
on was well known .
._I.ana"fm 98 I, ~ :.
Ztheglhomoof “ “
took! I EMBED. A CHfiBt-tNC
House AN‘ comm TWO HEN :‘
éPuldHNG ‘SOM‘IrmRE! THEN 2
.‘g 3W5 ONE ‘(E tteo “BURHLARS
."jMD I DASHED IN THE '
Moose not chum“
.MOHAN (£938th HER.
Hose/mos macers'll
«h : .
I ‘ 4* .. - ' .
' _ , ‘ . u _"msnau:u‘teemgg_
DAIUY BOO“ ; I'nrmuiICs ‘2.
1V“ ‘Icuu livid»;
;‘ safflcs’ce Too COOD‘L .,
”FER ‘THis FORCE -- ‘
emu 012on To 3': him-l
,thE‘rlRoslNl" THE been
r‘rAuAH SLEUTH “.
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