wwa“ ...... ....
MEANS OF riowv 1G
FOREST Finns NEEDED'
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(Continued from lfirlt P859).
While admitting but our fire chief
is obstenslhly the Norwalk fire ward-
en, it is also it factuthat besides being
Ion the Jump all the time within the
regular'fire districts, with a very litu-
-—
A new waiver rule, designed to meet Eddie Clcotte of the White Sox. Ci-‘
the shortage in experienced players, cutie concealed ills methods so clc\'~
audio assist the weaker ~teams in erly that he defied detection. 1f HOSE
building up their playing Strength. is using the. “shine ball'f'lle is getting'
was adOPted yesterday at a special away with it because the umpires and
.megting here of the directors of the the opposing players cannot discover
‘ Efiflcrn Baseball League. The rule how he turns the trick. liogg, by the
. provides that each club must reduce way, has plenty of nerve and timber
to the player limit by June 1, and that lily will remain in major league com-
any ov‘m’er releasing a player must pany. ‘ “
‘ notify'the other club owners forty- ~ ...—.‘.. . .
t. eight hours in advance of his action,I Although the Giants are unusually
in order to give them ODDOrtunity' in attractive just now they played to
obtain the man if they wish, the first snla" crowds at Braves Field in the
application received being given the recent series of three games. They
_ preference. {opened Boston last Friday to a cor-
‘poral’s guard. The attendance at Sat-
.Charles Monroe Tesrcau, otherwise urday’s game was about 3,000, while
Jeff. the big Spiibail pitcher 0i ”"3 on Monday the big ball park was
a
lses at be his best year since 1912, Tyler, Barnes ”(1,130er to put over
Wheii he was the leading boxman 0’. the deal for Herzog, but the Gldnts’
the New York team. A few days ago former captain isn't- a magnet ‘ln the
. Jeff came within an ace of getting .8 Hub. The Braves are hopelessly out
. no hit game. He followed it yester- of the race. and Heston fans will not
7 any with another fine exhibition accept the alibis that are being pub4
. against the' Phlllles, holding them ‘to lished from .1; - it my“ Meanwhile
Giants, has started out on what prom. practically empty. stallingg gave up ‘
,lted force of men, he bus neither the
tapparatus or the means of fighting
these insiduous field fires. While
TABERSKI IN AN i
EXHIBITION MATCH chemicals are a powerful factor in ex.
tidgulshlng flames in the interior of :t
. A fair sized crowd was present last building, they are absolutely ”he”
evening to witneSS Frank Tabcrskl, when directed against .1 gross lite.
I I ' ‘ - A good live man whetllrr :t ilained
the worlds undefeated pocket bll . .
.. .‘ file fl hter of ,l .3_ . ~3
liardist, in an exhiblt10\ of contlu 3 no, 3'10")!“ good
work with a poll of w.tter and :. broom
nous pocket billiards and fancy shots
than any other lilet‘hod, but field in us
travel fast, Darla-Inn; ill .1 l-ttlbgalc
;like that of Wednesdav. and II Is the
man near at hand with his little bro-«w.
'alld bucket that under the direction 01
7 a capable fire warden, get Illufwsi zilltl
.quickest results. l-‘ll-t: \‘Tarden Uiut»
:stead of Wilton has n More of them-
‘compnratively cheap lllatoi'isls 42-er
g with each of his deputies in every part
. ,ol‘ the town, and it is a manor 0-
’common knowledge in every district
. {Just where to find them.
: . Cranlgury Fire Still Carries On.
i The stsi'Tling fact that should em-
phasize the necessity of this ltk'lllh‘l —
the fact that the file started in the
Wilton weeds five days on.» is still was
ing on this side of the Net-walk line.
‘thnt besides the d'?.'ll-li‘ll£l of hun-
dreds of acres of forest, field, and
f I meadow, dwellings, barns and out
lblflhflngs lo the value of Hilly $15gltlb
' have been destroyed. '
At last accounts the flames were still
iigalnst Snliler Ayrault of Norwalk, at‘ working Westward through '1“: [Girl—
the Palace Billiard Parlors. Tabersb’i tcry between Grumman avenue, Toil-
sonle'und e. ' .
took the match by the score of 150 to W “I Rmk‘ “Pnues‘
61. ' . THE GARDEN ASSOCIATION.
After the match he devoted about, Now that planting time is upon us
five hits and one run. Only an error the Cubs, headed by Fred Mitchell,
by George Burns In the first inninfl‘ who was Boston's real miracle man
. prevented him from getting a shutout. in 1914. are crowding the Giants for
.the leadership. ‘
Carl Weilman, pitcher for the St.
Louis Americans, who announced this
spring that he would not play this scan
son on account of illness, telegraphed
" club officials yesterday that he will re- w
port for duty June 1.
NORWALK JRS, V8. ALL STAM-
FORDS
The Norwnlk Jrs., fast baseball team
‘ ill meet the fast All Stamfords Sun-
tday at thei Baxter Grounds. The game
lwill storm: 3 o'clock sharp. The line
up for Sunday's game will be Court
and Williamson, batteries, sleeker.
Anderson and Youngs, bases, Lawson.
shortstop, Holmes, Mason and Swen
son in the field. The All Stamfords
will bring a truck of motors with
them to make things lively. Next Sun’
day. May 19th, the Juniors will stack
‘up against. the fast Nationals of
I Bridgeport.
The Boston National League team
yesterday Signed Allen F; Ful'lnan.
who pitched last year for the Uanero
sity of Vermont. Flu-man was 20
years old yesterday. lie is a left hand-
" er and has been working out with the
Braves for a week. [its home is in
Swanton, Vt. Last summer, playing
in a munition‘s league in Canada, he
won nine out of ten games:
LOCKWOODS TO PLAY Sop-rit—
PORTS
Corporal Harold 'Jailvrin, former}
utility infielder forthe Boston Amcrl-'
mnleag‘uc team has been recommend"
cd for the next ofllcel‘s' training camp
which is to openpat Camp Devenn onI
Mr; [15' Itth’r 131mm togsyjacftthltllc Wicks, lot. Sunday afternoon. The
n tca not; ”"i e ”Eng: ted all wwil’equots will have the Quinn brothers
sears ago ‘ amr n so 8 I u ' ‘ for u buttery. Prince and Cronk will
end 9am for Capt. Jack Barry, Wylotfornt the battery for the IIOCHW'OOII‘J.
was injured, and the young player 3 On Sunday, May 19th, the Crescent A.
. brilliant work helped bring Boston the . C, ”I Stamford, will play here.
pennant anti world's championship Il-
tlo. '
He is captain of the Camp
divisional baseball team.
The Lockwood A A. \vlll cross buts
with the last Pequbts of Southpcrt at
Beyond] STANDINGS OF THE CLUBS.
National League.
.. . ' Won Lost PC.
Pity poor Willard, Fulton. and (‘OI'INew York ........... 18 1 .9"
Millet" “are ”if-V . are With *1 Pfl‘lcnioago .............. 1:: 5 .722
feclly good bout on their hands and no ‘ Pittsburgh ........... 9 t 9 .500
‘ to l n it. Ruin 0m Ufall has‘Clnclnnall ............ 10, 12 .456
”me ‘0‘ Philadelphia ......... r. s 11 .421
In“ “9 the “’5' Brooklyn ............. 7 12 .368
Willard still has an ace in the hole.,SL Louis .............. 7 13 ‘350
He can go to New Orleans. where he Boston ............... 5 H .263
American League.
will be able to fight twenty rounds to,
Won Lost PC
a decision amid the soft and salubri-I
. . ‘Cll'l ‘ll ............ 11 S .579
ous, if torrld, zephyrs from the GulfwBo‘s‘ig:n. ............... 12 9 ‘5’“
New Orleans was rebuffed by Willard . New York ............ 11 9 .550
some time ago on the ground that it Chicago .............. 8 7 .533
was too hot there in July. 'but with all Washington ---------- 9 1" A74
. . St. Louis ..... . ....... s 9 .471
other scenes barred ~to him he may Detroit . 6 9 400
have to accept the Crescent City, heat philadetpfiia 7 11 ’ :389,
and all. ————-
, YESTERDAY'S RESULTS.
National League.
New York. 4; Philadelphia, 1.
Brooklyn. 3; Boston, 1.
Chicago, 6: Pittsburgh. 2.
Cincinnati/Ii; St. Louis. 5.
American League.
If the Red Sox release Dick Hobilt—
2e11, as reports say they may, he will
find asylum with some other club in
the same league. Cleveland is sure to
“ and the Navy on the Severn next week
a half hour to the giving of fancy 2w an; beginning to hear more or less
i _ , , ndcr of rum tle orwalk Garden Association
ISM” module the a“? and “0 ,Wbal is the Garden Association? The
”I? 10““ “hark". - Garden Association is a group of melt
* Taberskl is Milton! a doubt the and women who are devoting their
Image,“ billlurd player in the countrv‘time and energy for the purpose of
at the present time and has the anlaz‘ lliedincretlts’it‘ild plaiduclion, of garden
. _ . q . . oulc t wn pro ucts. ey area big task ahead
mkshilhgh Ziggflgasvmafil: l'lan (mom?) of them and in ordvr to be success»
of t "9“ -- -~ .. . ful they musr have the cooperation
balls. at lli‘idhepoul. He also holds,“ all.
the high championship record run. (‘urds are now being distributed to
against Louis Krouter at Younvstown,t the school cltlel-en. These cards when
0.. in a championship- match. He is filled out Will spoolfy whether the boy
the proud holder of the $1,000 chant-1““ 2“" his land M hmue- for his or
ship emblem for the undefeated DOCk'I to have it. plot furnished by the nor-
ct billiard champion and had tlllslden association. The parents are re»
beautiful medal on exhibition last (we. quested to help as fur as possible by
‘ ,f-llYlIlg this matter tilt-tr cart-fut con-
ning. sidcration. Use. the land in the buck
Iytlrtls first, then, if more land is Ill't‘d
‘SHELL ed remember, that the association is
I
glad to help you,
To Race in Boat First Home at gr
Poughkeepsle, 1914.
When the Columbia vars .
takes the water against Pennsylvania
COLUMBIA WILL ROW
IN VICTORIOUS
ound and it ls'lmpcrtttiw that this
‘ matter be given prompt attention.
“3' ““WIIinck tip your lot-hi garden useocld
llion and giro ”11' food supply a boost
’by donating the use or your vacant
, lot, no matter how large or snmll it is.
.We're In for it big light and we‘re no-
ing to win.
it will be bottled in the shell in which
the Columbia clglll of 19” rowed to
victory in ,the‘ lutercollcg‘lgte regatta
at l’bugllkocpsle ' The shill will be
completely rcriggctl and the crew will
be fitted with new ours. . ‘
Jim Rice tried his crew out in tieslzp of Not “an
Francis S. .llungs, ti shell built for the . Name .........................
1916 crew. but the common declared Address ...... . _ . . . . ~ . ' - _ ‘ . . . ‘ ’
they could not “9‘ ““3" Speed 0‘" of It Remarks ...........................
and requested that they be permitted -
to use the. 1914 shell The old boat was
tried yesterday when the crew went on
the water for Its first row in several,
ldays. anti the shell slipped Sung so
‘smoothly that. the onrsmcn were
unanimous in asking that they be per-
mitted to. use it =‘n their race trgttlnsl
the mlddles.
The new oars will be tried by the
crew for the first time next. week and.
such adjustments as may have to be
made will be completed before the
shell with the other equipment is
shipped to Annapolis next Weanesrluy.
The crew will leave New York 33's
on Wednesday night and it ill arrive in
Annapolis on Thursday morning in
plenty of timeuto get in a row before
lunch. They will paddle over the
course on Thursday afternoon and by a man on Summit arenue on the
WI" have rows 0“ 11‘5“}?! In???“ and ‘_ 8th of this month. The police are malt-
afternoon. 0n Retard-l. .ht: will go'lug an investigation,
out for a short paddle lat-2 in the morn-i
lug just to limber them up for the race SAGE IEA DARKENS
in the afternoon.
Don't Stay Gray! Here's An old;ime
Home 'Gardent.
I would like a plot of ground and
will agree to plant and care for some
Sign and return to Norwnlk Garden
Association, 11 Wall street. Tel. 2U92.
Norwalk Garden Association.
1 have a piece of land which will
be vacant this summer and 1 Would
like to donate the use of it for Home
Gardens. ' '
Location of ground ...................
Size of piece ........................
. Name ...... . . .......................
Address ........................... ._
Sign and return to the Norwalk Gar-
gggoAssoclatlon. 11 Wall street. 'l‘el.
Benjamin Besman. a junkman, win
lives at the City Hotel, reported to?
the police that he had been assaulted
l
v
THE LOCKWOOD A. A.
HOLDS SMOKER
The Lockwood A. A. formerly known _
as the Pastime A. 0., held a business
jump at the chance to land Hobby. New York, 7. Philadelphia 3
Washington, 4; Boston, 3 (ten inns.)
Cleveland, 6; Detroit, 3. .
Other teams not scheduled.
, New Haven will probably see one
_ > more big boxing bout before the close
of the season. Vincent Reina, repre-
senting the Riverside A. C, is said to
be working on something big and ex-
pects to be in a position to announce
. his definite plans within a few days.
'_ There is little reason to believe thatI American League.
Pete Herman, champion among the Detroit‘at New York.» Game starts
bantams. will be seen here inasmuch.at 3145’ » B t
{I as his demands are too high. Herman figgfi: 3;} $2.313...”
‘. wants a paltry $6,500 to come and de- Chicago at Philadelphia.
_ 'fend his title against Joe Lynch, the
[Vl‘New Yorker who sprung into fame ov- fl ”8” 1'0 ‘
. er night by knocking out Kid Williams. .
SICII, BIIIIIIIS CIIIIII
, neina will probably drop negotiations
" for this scrap and see what can be don:
‘ .
Harmless to Chance the Liver and
Bowel: and Sweeten the’thtlc
l
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
National League.
New York at Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati at St. Louis.
l
I
I
t
towards arranging a meeting betwrcnl
.. two other topllners.
_ "Much attention is being centered on
the wrestling bout between Louis Nel
sou, world’s welterweight champion ”go. “
and; Young Hackenschmidt. at Both . «ah
. en’s Gymnasium next Tuesday even- 6’ ‘ -\'
ins. The match will be to a finish. .
-Benni_e Kaulf. when he fanned with
o bases tilled Tuesday, went back .
‘10.;th Cluttx’ dugout convinced that '
Pitch'eeflogigihad fooled him with a
.u toe ball“? at hofiiiitfon is true
no“ is .tbe‘ first National Leaéue .
.lll ' r'.wbo has been charged with '
' of
the mysterious dellve
meeting and smoker at Cash's Bungle
low. H. Herring the popular Lock-
wood A. A. star was elected Captain
with R. Lincoln as manager and John
Richards as Secretary and treasurer.
Music was furnished by Ferris,
Contra and Professor Whitney. 'Re-
freshments were later served.
«Blot DCLL” JURY
~ DRAWN BY COURT
(Continued from Page One)
Recipe that Anybody Can Apply
The use of Sage and Sulphur for re.
storing faded, gray hair to its natural
color dates back to grandmother's
beautifully dark, glossy and attrac~
dull. faded or streaked appearance.
this simple mixture was applied with
wonderful effect. '
ont-of~date. Nowadays, by asking at
any drug store for a 50 cent bottle of
‘ "Wyetll’s Sa e and Sui bur Com-
'Those gntthe jury panel are: SylcI g p
vester Murphy. Harry N. Haycraft, pound.” you will get this famous old
pe'rcy S. Ferry: "Bethel: Frank A... preparation, improved by the addition
port; James Brown. George E. Bush ' (1 pa 1 l l
George Rundle and Michael F. Keane, If“: e uty 0 “8 ha r.
lSCHWAB ASKS
“Shipping Board for an appropriation
[her garden or whether they would like.
Many children have applied for
time. She used it to keep her hair ‘
live. Whenever her hair took on that
But brewing at home is mm” and ..
nold, Harry Hargreaves. John A.:of other ingredients. which can be de. ‘
CO” and Charles A- Botsford. Bridge- bended upon to restore natural color .
FUNDS
FOR NEW SHIP WORK
(commune 1mm me one)
“—1,
proprialions Committee and furnished
it many figures,’some of them highly
confidential, regarding the shipbuild-
ing plans of the Administration.
Members of the sub-committee were
impressed by the optimism of the steel
manufacturer, who only recently has
takn hold of shipping affairs. Mr.
Sc wab expressed confidence in a
steady improvement of the shipping
situation, praised the progress made
ill building shipyards and ships to
date and strongly supported the esti—.
mates submitted yesterday by theI
of $2,223,000,000 for ship construction:
minor. my 10. 1nd ”"4!
and operation. lily of the four weeks old boy placed
on. Schwab told the House comm
mlttce that after an inspection. orgy £01719 onelin. the automobile or A4
some of the shipyards now at work; . cw. as It stood on the street last.
on Government contracts be \vas‘lnfimght‘ Wrapped around the child was
telgsely gratified by the showing made'a man’s lop coat, which had a New
an had no suggestion to offer except York ma er' . - ' ' . .
that the good work and programme‘m t :5 :4 5 ye ‘ fig‘s‘gs 51%:
proceed as they had begun. , .z En E ‘ '~ ‘ 3 - t
The subcommittee members liked p0 cc and '3 fu hing a possible
the straight-forward statement of Mr. clue upon “'mdl ‘0 work.
Schwab, Chairman Hurley of the: ——~.-
shipping board and other representa-i LABOR DELEGATION IN PARIS
lives of the ship building organize-t WITH THE AMERICAN Anny in f
“0“ and ”'9 ”WWWMS commit FRANCE, May 10 (By The Assof‘iitti‘d .
tee probably will recommend the en- . . . . . . _
tire sum asked in the estimates. - .Pl'csslr-Aftcr\‘lSltlng ll)\\n>' undiulcs -
...—..--.. -... :01“ communication behind the front.
ABANDONED BOY FOUND lN AUTO- the members of the American labor
MOBILE I Idelegationy returned' to Paris Thurs-
"BRIDGEORT, May 10.—Dctet-tivcs day night. This completed a stay pt
are today trying to establish the iden-‘two days with the American Army
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CHARGE
ACCOUNTS
OPENED
VIbIIUIC [Ionr:InInulna-uncuullnIIIIIUMWI
CHARGE
ACCOUNTS
OPENED
suits. Prices
We are Showimr a new line of
from
$14.95 to $45.00
Rich-class Cloth and Silk
spring coats.
$7.95 to
WATS——
Display of sleeveless velvet
Jackets—New showmur of
muons—......
StreeLFl-ocks
Walking Frocks.
Afternoon Dresses
Wash Dresses
$39.95 $5.95 . to $28.95
....SUMIIIER
lass
Summer Furs.
$4.95 to
-—Hich C
New line of Marabout Capes
SKIRTS . "
Showintr of plaids. checks.
Gum“! Silk Skirts.
$39.95 $2.49 to $17.95
FURS
TRIMMED HATS—UNTRIMMED HATS
CHILDREN’S HATS AT SPECIAL PRICES.
fl" NEW FANCIES AND RIBBONS
MILLINERY '
Mrs»..- . .... _
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“- The Latest in
VOILE
BLOUSES‘
Harry C. Frost, Greenwich.
William H. Barrett, William w. , t and draw
Carmen, New Canaan; Louis Bush-“sponge or 50“ brush With i
c. Van Scoy. John Malone, David E. strand of a time. By morning the
Disbrow and' John W. Smith. Nor- gray hair disappears,
Plumb, William A. L'ouns‘bury. Red-
ding‘: rank .1. Bloomer. William "A.
Gilber .' 'leam‘ Davis, Ridgefleld,’
beautifully dark and glossy.
. Qflgld rand, Orrin s. Starr. for those who desire a more‘youthfui
Sanford: Fred G. Taylor, 5°59“ 3- appearance. It is not intended fer the
__Pi°.'nrlilou Stratford. John K. Outflow"; Nutritional .
Jr., Danbury: John W. Perry. Georgew A well known down town druggisl ‘.
A. Sturges,‘ Edward L. Cullen. Fair-p says it darkens the llflll‘v so naturally .
field; "Edgar T. Mead, Edward F.‘Clift. i and evenly that nobody can tell it has; 5
'been applied. You simply dampen a "
er, Isaac At. Hawley. Newtown: Frank "“5 through "m" hair, taking one ”f
and. after an{ ...
Lwalk; Albert S. Benjamin, Charles A. other application or two, n becomes 2.
Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Cami ,
Francis H. Gill, Leonard B. Gaylor. c. .‘ptnind is a delightful fitoilet requisite ,
hams, Sc
"of d!-
‘A
$1.00
5200 Grade .. . . .
E“
3 smaller
' EveryWoman’s Fashi
13 Main Street
BEA U TIF
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WE FFE TO YOUAT
_ SPLENDID WEEK END SUGGESTIONS
‘ ELEBRATED PERRIN
THEC $2.50Grade
SanNDIfi-GRADE MERCEIu'z'nb nought“ léodittn shad
«run HAND FLOSS SLIP ovens . .
LOOM PETIICOATS._, black and . no
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mil:
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Norwalk’
SILK DRESSES ‘
d Designs lust Purchased
on.
“THE SHOP 0F GENUINE VALUES"
I.
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drakarrrr‘i
CREPE
BLOUSES.
$4. 95 ’
0;-
Actual value at $17.50
GLOVES. ALL LEADING SHADES - , “$2.25 7:
8.... __‘:
e $2.99?
W It'd-u - .12 q. . . ’- o '. a $1.89.”
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