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Ball lioone is dead in Oregon,.
oiliclal recognition oges. Attomu ,
General Brown has barred mellow. lilfitile old time statement ths
# native Party iron: the ballot at:"it'i§’iiot‘
may elections. I Oregon statutes, i-‘or'Wrdh'y‘evenlng he came to the
.ethat no party that fails to cast: homfl‘hi'f'hiifl Mildred Weeks, oi Elis-
‘ cent oi the vote at the general; sbethjtiéiit’,’ dtitl’io'li'nli her ~beantiiulv
can have ballot recognition, ly attired lna gown oigrey Goon-o'clock. Rev.
, Progressive vole last yearwns
but convention oi the Connectlv
m growers and vegetable grow-
Ialn beheld in root Gourd hail,
~ on February 5, 6 and 7. Lo-
. rties who are interested in kind
‘ have been invited to attend.
fl probability the usual pomp ot-
the annual session oi the
.. s Templars oi Connecticut“
‘ willbebeid in this city mt
will be omitted owing to the
auditions and following the pros-
orders generally throughout the
.' {in-fl;
”I“ WWiyton and a popular member! friends throughout the city. He in sun-
' meat as a substitute ior boei‘ lions and well winhenland lsfiower of
other meats was advocated by Dr- oi conietti. to the Norwalktoietbodlst
., lieskine. dean oi the New parsonage, where Dr. Beebe united;
ntate veterinary epileae. In an the nsppy couple in holy wedlock. ln;
at. New m yesterday. at the the presence of Mr. and sin. 'llarI'r'
.l oi New York state veteri‘ Oberlander. who attended the pair.
.1. -"iiorae meat is really more Fromthere they boarded awest bound
- nehan beei tor the reason trails to enjoy a hriei honeymoon. air.
i , ~ : animal that works has more and Mrs. Bowman will return to n
" “t qualities in its muscles
' stall-ied animal." he said.
, . r-ilennett. , Detach-souls
3" 'Jloie'iiurd have been placed
' at theselbridgenas a precau-
Ieasllre. .Olse oi the bridges
guarded isthst over the House-
rirer. at Stratiord. a point
:wy many Delhury travelers.
diving in elevated locations.
beywerea’hle to look out npon
anetioas oi the city early this
said that the sight present-
‘lheanseke. as it rolled up on the
rusty . air, was a remarkable
ii'lteasjeetacle was due in a large
so the) extensive use oi wood as
"to inst. . - rings, thousands oi
‘ smorwnltesnoseae
int tall columns and then
out in elonddike iormations un-
. = ~ iormed .a canopy. slu-
the still! and sky. r.
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'Onoethitrisrare.andawisnmnawillnererletltgobybim.’-I.Taylor
Broken Lines of .
soils and Overcoais
Formerly sold at its.“ to $20.09
$10. 85 .
ROGERS 8. STEVENS
iv
17" ,’ . 1. e;
‘ damnation
'
Am. lass. 72b. t—Jelsn L
Sullivan. ior-erly enamel” hurr-
weightoi the United States. died at
his true here Saturday.
Bullivanwhowasflyearsoldhad
lived on a iarln here tor the last
ten years. [is gwae taken ill with
h.nrt ttwble three weeks ago but his
health on ekly improved and he went
to Boston yesterday. This mornihg
hearosensusualsndplanuedssr
other visit to the city. but dlt‘ing
the iorenooa he had an attack oi the
sold trouble iron: which be tailed to
rally. .
‘ John Lam Sullivan was one oi
the most picturesque characters in
the history oi prise fighting. For more
than ten year. iron: the time he de
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erlyhiflsdandtttedwiflahewledge’oithelgue-
nedlhewardroheisnractiesllyeorrect‘ iorthatsea-
ssa
- 'New-sdels] inallthenoouiarandheslmakesare
,nowheingshewn.
Wmisslnflcd' andtlsomglsinfitfing.
Why-etmakeanapuom' tment today?
so wasnlnmn s'r.
ieated Paddy Ryan in 1882. in a bare
knuckle Ight under the London Prise
'Rlng Rules. nnt.l he was deiealw by
Jansen J. Corbett. in 1892. ml: per-
sonality and methods oi ngbting eonr
Muss. De Sloeeki, once noted in
Russian society. leit Petrograd beiore
msndni‘m corps oi that placé, he'i rived by three children, Mrs. William
1 Tate. rlis Arthur 8. Penis
W10, man ‘0 live “meg-James Taylor, all oi East Norwnik.
The inneral rervices, which will be
‘private. will take place from the intro!
iiy home Tuesday aiternoon at 2
Mr. Butler oi Christ
gette crepe snowman: ts ”claim-g church. East Norwalk. will onelste,
éed. He took W (“Winston a r and the burial will lie in Norwalk cent-
'tsxicab and amidst'nl'ayndougratule etery.
/‘
i
Mrs. [sump F. Menu".
lira. Emma l'. louse", widow oi the
late John H. lionseil. both‘ol whore
were iormer well-known residents oi
itowayton, died alter a lingering ill-
mean at . the home oi her daughter.’
“in. Wilbur Bates. in Dalien. enriyl
-8aturday morning in the seventy-
MV‘Y mud “d costly tarnished eighth year oi her age. Mrsrliou'sell
,aportment at No. 17 Spring street. is survived by . daughter,-hira. Bates i
iwhere they will endeavor to demon- and ' son Joseph V. M ll m w.':i
Mr. Hunt is a well-known Wentporter.
and is connected with the firm, llnnt
& Downs. oi that place. Iiisa Lawson
is a very popular Norwalk girl. and
her many iriends were . yesterday
wishing her happiness. newly
married couple will reside in Grant
street. Not-walk, aiterla short honey-
moon. '
iamily. '
i
charles Burr Keeier. _
Charles Burr Keeler died suddenly
oi spoplexy this morning a the home
oi his daughter, Ilia. ileed ii. Flynn,
Livingston Place, aged 87 years. He
Chan. ‘A. Seitz, U. s. s. Lonlslsna.
who in spending an eight-day inrlonah
at his home, 50 Guernsey street, Stanl-
iord, was tendered a iareweli sur-
prise, Thursday evening, '-by iriende
irom South Norwdk. Greenwich and
Stumiord. lie is in line health. and
likes his duties. 'He is now rated first-
ciass gunpoinier on the three-inch
buttery recently received -by_tlie Na-
vy and won a twenty-dollar cosh prise '
ior gun pointing. lie asks that his
'iriends send him a line addressed to
the ship, care Postmaster, New York
?(city, Eighth Division. . .
ll. Flynn, and 0rvilie~ Keeler oi
Newark..N. .l. Funeral will take place
at his late home at 1 o'clock, Wednes-
any afternoon. ' Rev. J. Harrison
Thompson will omciate. and interment
will take place in military.
Funerai'oi Bordonilale. -
The 'iunerni oi Gordon .liale took
place at 1 o'clock irons his late home,
02 Putnam avenue. yesterday ailer-
noon, Rev. John G. Oakley outdated.
[he placedin the receiving ‘vault at 3"" M would ”I“. But w .0
Spring (iro e cemetery. and interior-align”, ‘
will iollow at the' convertience‘oi tho.
is survired by two children. isn. needt
During the serviced Miss. lsabeiie
Blauaon sang "one Sweetly Solemn
Schultze’s Meatless Specials
2'16 lb.
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slit, 1“ may 'mm m “Movement m. marmnucannarmnmun, large pkg. 15.
NOR WALK l ; -—-— llallh to Brooklyn ior interment in the"he championship title "I made .
98AM AND WNW!“ '“' "“ ‘°"’°“"’ 3‘3”. 325:? ii?;?.'e’r.'ii‘iflo 1".132 Important Notice !
." Frederick teen. was looked on as a treat runs. He rev . . ,
, "9"” "1'9"! , * . ceived only is: for the fight that In with a request from the We: Department
frederick Etta died at the Soldiers
, Thomas 'i'lsylor, an old resident oi Home ‘ v ow s. a. i made runs a national character in on we will only the ioilosing daily deiiveriea from both
. guest Norwaik, died suddenly deluxe-y; t [h " ' :f“ ’t 1‘" V "W"! lcuiis and won him the right to chai whats. .
-and Pusan“, tnight at his residence. 0 Rowan streetnzmefle; 50$": zmxm: I‘m“! Paddy Ryan for the champion _ an ”I received heitre 9 l. ill. Will he W More
Eirom the etlecta oi a tail down stairs,’I ”g ; lal i'l ' l ills irlends "is“ all the ,"y "0,, noon. ‘
_ gmmm . short u... prefieusly. Sim, m. 0:"? " W“ "m i“ m Mm um... W ,0 m, m an orders received was 3 1). ill. will he delivered heiore
NEWS ETtijiloi' ‘Wal elghtyone years oi “8,! p I l :0! M“ “d "de! distinction in cloningtilseoi thenanseday.
, :and huheen emplood in the Norwalki asuuzaonanvterr's [m mm... 3...“, w, n i, M h, u, Only one delivery Holiday, when both markets close at
I... ‘MCH‘COIflf-Jnfl manuiaetkory in tr" . ' .0. ebumming “9"!“ “a, the me noon. \ .
h—L 1—" ’capac U 0_ l ”"9111 ma 01' ‘0! l 9 Milan He and lichen! Harding Davie'lilng Ilward‘ Vil oi Wand. 9
J :1 inset titty-three years He was oi a! Wh W3; inwrarie‘ll’sieen. He began his lighting career soon SW 8 Sill“?! Marie's
' l l di i ,. i an no name“ and men. » ' .
s at“, H. Bowman, ",9" known man gen a spos tiou and made many' . rd Harding Davis '0" .mlted and niter he was seventeen. when as the _ 3. WM .3, 39 Iain *.
lodged in the Cherche-hiidi in Parts.l"3°“°'i 8""! 30! he took 9'" in
the Engllnhnun perpetrated a John an amateur boxing contests in several
N” “W Mum-II "It" 'Mfllleities in itsuscltnsetts. ii Sullivan's
the “at" "on“ it hard ‘0 f“‘"°icustomary procedure in his earl!
hallowed-Bartlett tells the. . story “on.” could be called honing. Tactics.
the Wide World his urine.
"Davis. you Its the chance shut-tel!- vim 0' “”9“" "°'° '1'
your life." i paid. "Do you know swept away when John L hallmflld
this ia‘lhe very prison in which his-’1“. ruthless. undulating way to the
m ”Mum” was "“"m' m “ iront. 'His style was atavistic, a re
was irorn here that she was takenl '
to the anillotinei" I “m “’ u" "N'" “mu" "ind".
”No." 3." "pun, “Is that 75.“, oi bettering an opponnent into insen-
trne?" nihility. His success. coupled with .
’iYea. vial-too," n .alsewered. u, m, mm, , mm. mm m, 0|aniehClennser.a eancntto
"Now. with your .lilssstnatlon and
sub-ell ition as
your powers oi description. think oi ampls N his m3: ’0. m
the story you could finite it you ‘ “'fll’lic I "I
spent the night in her cell," him a sort oi dignitary in the sporting
llli'lever ltatlflanlye idea ”sealed to world. ' \. “-
us more. e came like a Joyous Alter his 31.9mm“ tight with P
schoolboy who had, been 'm""d!aynyaa on the “fl’ofml'|fdfl
an cairn hall—holiday. and instead M‘tbe Gnii oi liexico. the '0". “knock-
resardlng a night in the cells with
’ out? was manufactured by Billy liad~
horror and dimy. it became the'one ,
obsession oi his mill. den. Sullivan’s trainer, to describe lb.
The stall odleers. who hid return-
ed and who had been consulting the
"all. as it wag ”Niki“! late “w
the old rules.
That illltt practically
new oi trying to beat Sullivan
hy eombatting him in his own sledge
hammer style, A thirty—nine round
lie had quite made up his
mind to sleep in the historic cell. lie
rose and shouted out: “No. .le desir
dormir aver Iiarle‘. Antoinette; lie
kept "on repeating “Je desir doinlr
awe Marie Antoinette. Je refuse de
.tparlir."
I The Unilera Inndwihe olden. the
two Inuatics androrteaeue. stared at
'one another in absolute amazement.
thinking poor. Davis had zone mad.
Morgan. to whom i had tipped .the
wink. and nsyseli dare not speak ior
llnnghing. Finally, when Davis had
and
ting mane .
'li‘bm‘ight be vulnerable to a man-who
could her well and stay with him ions
enough to wear him down. The on-
uaity to try this method on the
dangled ieii to James
elect oi his blows when properly 60- Kate Earths. oi Rookery, who-was
_W the'
light '1"! my Hitches“. ‘ war! . J.” I'M ‘ w m “bl,
skillful boxer seemed to show owner, i118. _
gersthatthegflll-im manuallfieltmersnd
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‘8“:
J. Carlson. 3mw5 Dry Gondn (10.. ”00.
BARGAINS
Butter.the,finestCreamery.nerih. 50c
TryOarheshRouteleeCodee.
8c
fiveOnanrkwheat. pkg, 27c
GoodEmadosen , 48¢
A. STULL '
“Cottage“
J,
'3'“ Invited to spend the week
[with Hrs. Chapman at
as theatietimaoiBridgeport?"Casein"s ‘0“ ” lost.
Chadwick", are:—
Chrlnty lost. a east-new. ssoo.’ i
Etrliiord arc-ea, $100.
Baal-”m devalue-t store.
I 9
. ,.
fir wr’holenale grocery store
.y_
' . . . crossing important strate to the communitv' that maintain” R l Site h .1” survived ‘h llrered. - his I'M} "I!“ when be her New Y
. ... ,yseniorjalier.nownpokeup.“i'heae » .. 3mm]...
”.0... or the principal islan- stlesst, In one case is not a iailnra. hm“ .mwndm ”a by “humankind." a," a”. on .0 “a m. mum ilght was with 1-3:: was “The Beaten Stmas Boy. i" do" to "tumu‘ogggr; 1;
m..ute'areliabletohestop- Miss Alvilde hwson. oi thorwalkd‘mu' . children Funeral‘servioeslbfle and the cells are .so unsun- Kilralu. it was ionght near New in all. the mo , which she .-
armed guardn at any time. sud and Warren Hunt. of Wntvort. we." "'1" ' g , -' 40mm "m '0 it". decided to "to teens and lasted. '0' ”mm" mm HOUSE lbnncoed' both he and his iamlly out
is according ton noti- married last Friday nlsht in St. Mary's "m b' "'d " n" W" °,' “Rm!“ *0 b" bulldo- ior the aim" rounds. That was the last chamniol’ - .0“ . .
k a stain}. t new NW mu 0mm“: Mrs. Bates in Nonstop avenue, um sl-l liorsnn. 'l‘talteaeae and lnraell u m. h m mm“ mm u, 3mm BY . i u b um um In W", n pm
‘M W W 9“" flighway ”"3 or!- ' ‘ ternoon at 2:30 o'clock. The body will "3"" quite "mu.” this propoai~ hepimt with bare knuckles. under WIMM resident oi Stepney. is worried
to the point of illness owing to tho
|iact that the Chapman woman hilket
{her out .oi ssoo. which'nhe declares ls
;- Detectiee Captain Cronan. oi the
Bridgeport_iletective bureau. is in re
oeipt oi iniorbatlon which will crinkle
.hint to have :the woman arrested in-
mediateiy the proper the cornea, but
detectives are busy getting mores-I
more evidence to add tothe moss 1!
tion already in their posses-
sion. lilaptain Croaan invites any
othervietinssoithewoman's talesei
wealth to communicate with him, and
to lay their charges against the well-
:mmec ht‘houghmmihiiot’il’sc‘qt‘oflumlam: The nurse was the Iam'tlm ”1 3 mem“ melted “at: $1.000: “3'3” inelmdm Wt
Hustlers The ollcera and the dollars in ring battle up to that. time ‘l William 1- ' Bitch 3‘? N0» 1337- understood M . large n1.-
. . up a . . . - ~ -beroitbewomansvietimaareamong
were highlv amused, hut Davis was The mm was 825.000
[unless :ith fill it was some dsyh 320,005 The light “i“
one, e. w speak tone. but '. ‘ was
“hen recovered .all.,liis old amid hn- 1°“ L. champions”?
mor ' .
e .
tough! W
i
w- a..-
neuron. .
L Everyoue’s duty is put heiore'hin
in this paragraph irons; the repori_ :
“The United States department oi
'sgrionli‘ ure believes that an under
standing oi these conditions hy the
there was a new champion oi the
world. suntan 't.” thirty-loot at ‘
time oi his ea - .
'Ballivnn said aha-ell
two million h the WKW
and the M“.
was to end and nut-misses
- . 1 0r»: . »
tore the Olympic ch!" “if: “Minutemen oi the Inn at Platte Bitch. M,
. worth
M "use. ”confidential agent
sf Putt; No. 31
lmfiarlflte
avenue. widow oi the late fian-
lldltla. . .
"fiiodoreR. PlatLNo.31,8arrui
'is'alaae, W at the First
‘ ' "Nam bank, 31.1%..
' It. Gas-rte Hansen. oi Westpo‘rt
810.0“. .n I Isle and a diamond ring
York in raw led the” York’
plewhomslseswindiedutoinmney'
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