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- llf’lll street who had fulnislled the
.. . l . . 1‘ 13.3.0011 l .1il upon “1'1th 119 33114 at lib
«'l' "t 1111011 eit3' li'nit was in custody but ten
huh and in?!“ minutes 3311911 the liabeas corpus writ
.-. grl‘t‘lll loader 3311.4 served upon the prison keeper
11.... nation's who and 119 was taken down to Justice Bi-
. 1' for the llll— jur‘s'. chambers at. 51 Chambers street.
l i- l 1 Mr. Minion declared there was 110.11.
1 “' 3301'} ' ing in the grand larceny complaint 1.
1i tout-titer in show that tl19 Car'WlllCll'l’l‘fltl is 111.
111113 9113-1311311“ lvgcd to have alieinp‘ed to sell 10' Ar
lilu-i-tv 11nd thur “'9in the East Sixtynflfth street.
.: . .' . - . garage k119pcr. on lh9 afternoon of thin
" .J ‘ All (taint-311511 l day Coppola disappeared. had been
. “Till *“l’P‘m” . stolen or tho it had not lawfully come
«tum-s oi llll‘ inio his posse‘ws‘ion. Mr. lnger whc
3311:; 1111359112 to oppose Pratt's libera-
1'; I i, \3'lil' Si 'l tion.r_'i19(l the fact that tho prisonc?
. 1.. ii" ‘i _ ‘ ‘ .Il. l 1.1 1 had abandoned the Connecticut license
" ,‘ 1‘” ti 0 ”u?“ and had obtained one in Naw \ork
i“ ”1“ 1m“ and 1” fals9l3' representing: himself to be
:12'.\';1.'\'.\' t'lltuxipimi- Hurry Clark 6i Pelliain. and that 211-
h id oft'crcd to Sell :1 car worth $960 for}
. _' I
,- 1 tool. and pro-
. ' .- $3235. with but 335 of this in 011511. 1
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. 1 If} "I“ d. it “I” “H it wort" a question of conth 10"
- ‘I “1th hm blood. for grand larceny i should b.‘ incliner1
"llll'll‘llll‘m IOl. lll‘l’ ll" to agree with 3011," said .lustir‘v lijui'
='1-1'3'3.1l PXlli‘cxxion and to Mr. Minion. "but l lllillk tho “‘7'
‘1lt‘llilll 119111-1- warrants holding him. I Will
. .- . h .' _ _ -. - (Hi-31112.»; the writ. .
[H ‘!}t\' \lllll ”UH“: idll‘ll. Pratt 11: (1:11:12 was admitted to btii‘
1i1' lllh 1'\'911t which l.\’ and for a '.<9(-ond timc. the $3,000 bond
'vmin om- oi' the- most iiit'tii— ”:3le being furnished by Miss (‘.‘aimv
. human lll\ftil"\ ; 1111.! it is. lmll‘ hi9 aunt. ii iii. cynic-civil that l'.
.1 II“. \3'l111l1- ll-ilinn PM"! will hr taken into \oi'kvillu Cour. t."
1,. .I . I'_ I 3"” marrow on the ci'nnd larceny charge
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V”""' “”‘l H" "“01" 1113213'01' to have him held to awai‘. tlin'
m'mn-i'. action of the grand jury.
t'liiii'wlzii. ["1433 31 I Demand Immediate Hearing. i
. ' - - " 3'12. 33"1111. the hearing held within a
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of Hi"
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1111,1111 door. lllr“k‘ll)’ hesido the 51991»
in: \‘.l-it'tl 31'1.~' 1'.ippcd 11nd thi< in!"
33a:-. iigtudul as oi much significant?
" ""llll"li\ lnhl 1103111 133’
”V“ 1'" ’1' 1'1 Nll\(li' 151.111 of
‘ ”N" that ”H“ Allii's l13 lllr' (lt‘l"(‘ll\t‘§.
\\ 111'31' illt'lllh(l.\ of 1.. ('oppola carried a 1'93'ol391'tl1er9 and
that it was in llx it(">’(ll tonn'd plam on
' g"l' lll llll\\l;1
: ‘Tlflll sda3 night
i ‘v'cllli lllll‘
iillx‘ IHH'INAM'
and H111-
int-um 11
‘IEDI’CATION BOARD
- , , ed b him.
955 WOULD SXTEND AC. , (11‘ ES A P3121“l y Social half-hon: l
TlVITlES [ _ Home Swoet Home» l,
'\"1'1;, Hm . Feb, 2\. '-\l>llllt'1't 3 Continued from First. Page. i lGee (tub and Oichostia I
”l i|"'.1:ul1'toili'llm ’ ' '.l I .
. ‘ ””1“” “a? 'Miss RUUTLREES ‘
f Musical First Park
H"" 'l‘iu} first 111.111 of the program in
mi ('ludml 11 wide 3'ai'i9t3' of musical 1111111—
it hers 133' the members ot’ the High;
School orchestra and Glee Club. under
. . , . r the same 9ilici9nl dircttion of the mu-
1.1- Hm” v.3: 1i . I'M“ '1 d"”“"‘ sical dire." tor Miss M11113 C. McCarth3
' . ‘ " “' " “"“UH 07 l"”l who also look personal clinige of the
.d Sliflv'ill": 33:11-11191' it mnv h1- inridvntnl singing of the little play.
:nd. A in llmiun 1.. 11.132 Pm.” was Both in its concert. numbers and in
“mi “1 1.. “mm“ lwrc selections lJt'lSVt’f‘n "19 nets i119 ()l‘CllPS'
tra showod iiitii'kr'd 1mprm‘cm9nt and
played Willi a spirit and priicision
v that was delightful and reflected much
3 LATE FOR CLASSIFICATDN ('1'9dit ontheirdii'ector
Paiticulni'h was the iiiipic3'91119nt
no 11-11 3311913 Kt 11 Minus rough» 9d at the
“~ first entertainment were repeated last
\‘l illilllili'('llltll[‘. night
min-29d and 1'1-no3'11tcd. Altm The singing 0" the (“99 C111" ”OUT
1... linum: i3 \i11111l1333' >llt"t"l. .‘D' in its chorus numbers and in selec—
I I... 5.31111. Main sup” trons by the High 'School Six was ex-
ceptionally good. while the only dis-
lt’tGE ACID 8“)le
sis 11111512111 fitting. by
for
in its (‘llTll’lr'l' whx'i'eliy
..- Ili'l‘llllllml to 1-.3't9n1l it< amivi-
In llll' t'iviliuii
‘11'1 l: -l l‘l'nss Sti1~i1t3
1‘11. 1‘1?
1119911112
t1i2lii
J LET——\1 \
\l.':111 :13'11:
1011111 111.115. :39
Miss Murphy was not allowed to give
an encore to h9r Whistling solo which
Iwns insisicntly demanded.
Il‘ br93'it3' is the soul 'of wit. Chair-
man Harry Rider's spe9ch of “'elcome
was tlit e'ssc'ncr' of humor, for he
Tits members was the first to take the
Itloor with one of the many
‘glrls present.
.“The Lord God caused a deep sleep
versity Building. evening.
it ‘“ knonn “1"“ Cmddock homo. evening same day
j thllg‘ht.
room of Contractor Riordan and donat- .
the final denoument caused more ‘rm
one sigh of disappointment.
After the play the orchestra played
some spirited dance tunes and once
again the Board of Education proved
an efllcient host for at least. one or.
prct t3'
The program follows:
Part First
Overture—43011 Juan «
High School Orchestra
Song—Love's Old Sweet. Song
High School Glee Club
Address—Words of Welcome i
Harry Rider, Chairman of Bond 1
Song—~The Lass with the Delicate Ali'-
High School Sn
Whistling Solo-4’0 SOle Min
Elizabeth Murphy
Song—Juanita _
High School Glee Club
ReCitation—The Hostage by Schiller 1
Edna. Howard {
Song—Donn Ye Cry Ma Honey l
High School Six l
Intermission~Twilight Shadows “’allz
High School Orchestra I
Musical Director—Miss Mary C. M01.
Carthy. l
. Part Second I
F0 reow 0rd 1
Richard Tawney asserts he has noI
time for love and marriage. yet he
spends much time in talking about
these very things. thus showing that
no matter how high and serious our
calling is. love breaks through our 3'0-
cational aristocracy and keeps in the?
foreground of our lives.
"As unto the bow the cord is, '
130 unto the man is woman; . I
Though she bends him, she obeys him. 1
Though she draws him yet so follows, '
Useless each Without the other." i
(Hiawatha's “'ooing). i
THE FIRST REINQXRNATION
to fall upon Adam and he slept, 1
And He took one of his ribs and closed
up the flesh instead thereof.
And the rib which the Lord God had
taken from man made he a. woman.”
OWNERSHIP
A play in four acts and a prologue. ,
Based upon a story in McCall‘s maga-
zine bearing the title "The Box lio-
hind the Dom,‘ by Bess Sti'eetcr Ald-
rich. This dramatic version of the
stor3 has been written for this occa-
sion by 11 Local Person. I
Cliaracteiws 1
Jean Craddock ..... Maiion McQuw- 11
John Craddock, a. farmer
.............. John Ilrundagi'vI‘;
Matilda (haddock, his wife
................. l' .1nn3 (iockett
Net-.1 231111101193. employed in ”1‘ ""i-
Reisity building . . . . Florence Skidd .‘
..nmmy Simpson, hir9d 111.111 11. “.11
Grad-dock {arm A. Thomas haw 'or
Richard 1‘2133'1193'. Professor of Psychol-
ogy ............... Harry Scoficld
Time: Summer—1917 and 1918
Places: The University and the
Craddock farm. . .
Prologue. Tawncy’s room in the Uni~
Act First. Cabin on the (‘1':1ddock
{111111. (mo 33 eek later. twilight.
Act Second. Dining room in tlicI
Act Third Cabin' next morning.
Act I‘ourth. Cabin, one 3.'_3:»1u'_la.ter,I
The cabin was dluade in the 3ink
'MEETS HER AIDES
lN WILSON LEAGUE
Holds Preliminary Meeting at Green-
w 'ch~—President is
Congratulated. .
GREENHYICH. F91). 21—133. p-'9linii-
nary mccting galled by Miss (‘ni'olim’
Ruiitz-‘Recs. li9ad mistress of the
Roscniai'y Ilnll school
here and chairman ot‘ the M'oman's
Suffrage Association for Fnirfleld
county with a View to forming 11 Con-
necticut “'ilson League in the near
future, for the purpose of supporting
the policies of the president. and (up.
pui'ting him in the next (ainpaign was “A C v.
held here this afternoon.
Representative Democratic 33'0111111 Annual Football Classic to
from all parts of Connecticut were BcRenewed at Cambridge
present. Following a luncheon at the
CAMBRIDGE. Mus" Feb. 28.—
field club ,address9s were given by
Miss 'Ruutz Rees, Mrs. Frederick C. Owing to the fact that several dues
in shionablt'
“Woman 113mm"...
. 4 Smartst ml wNwe’s
.--'.'.L‘. l?!”
:i’ Tao-‘......”
Ei 'fl"‘
t in Women s Wear at Lawest Prices
BRIDGEPORT ADVERTISING
El
DilllSahurdhurlfiurlldkvwrlhalle
New Spring Dresses and Suits for women and misses
have been coming in rapidly—in spite of the shortage
which so many retailers are Icomplaining of. This
last big lot are makers’ sum
and a 'very fortunate one.
tune with our customers gladly on Saturday, and ofier
the chance to buy stunning Suit or Dress at a real
bargain price.
Suits of Serge, Poplin, Poiret Twill
and Silvertone ~
DreamofSaggJeney,Georgette,
ToEctaandSatin . -
.
Choice on Saturday at
%es-—-a
9 share that: good for-
special purchase
‘Id
1?
POL PERRI'l‘T QUITS
iGIANTS AND DIAMOND
- William Dayton Peri-lit. better
known all Polly, is the latest Glam
pitcher to announce his retirement
from baseball. Oil has been discover-
ed near Perritts property at Homer,
1411., and the pitcher say-3' he is too
much lnterest9d in promoting the oil
businesn to return his contract to
the Giants.
Perritt. who formerly was a caution
planter. has rushed into the oil game
. “i“ '3‘ BMW orc tl . smut-tick; the now, ,7
ijll us 3' on 33011ld CKp’féct fi'tlifin fincis'implc' inc
' 'mcd, (roll tailored, finished with striking color-
~ .01 the legishth’e assembly
CAUSES INDIGRSHGN
crowded the warmest of greetings 1n-
crly ‘
Clint-i. mid 01113 0110 01' two of a kind.
Separate Skirts of Men’ 3 Wear Serge, Poplin,
Tricolette and Novelty Fabrics.
I ' INoiANs 15.2 or lNFLUE!‘
PRINCE AltBERT, Sash. Feb. 28.——
Il-‘ifty-two lnrllans have died of Spanish
influenza in the Cumberland House dis-
Itricl. according to D. A. Hall, member
for that
Iconstituency. who arrived bew- tmiv.
He states that they are in need or sup-
plies. sickness having kept them from
tn rapping and fishing.
1
N EW BTEWA‘RO ENGAGED.
'F‘M 22-.-...1-.. board or the Small:
Country Club held a meeting last even
ins. and voted to engage Unwood H9”
domain. the poplin: chef‘thew. as the
steward to mceed IRobert C. lulu-I'd.
who goes to the Black Rock Country
club tomorrow.
“"— to a f933'b1'i9t S9nt9~nces that took
E 35855 of h-er-ochioric acid sows the scaicely a minute of time to deliver.
food and form The Play's the Thallg
_ . I S 93555- It 33:15 in tin». eooml part. howevei.
ii111:">"-: 1.1-"! 1ll'la3'91' in tho that the I‘m (1 hi l-‘ducation .1ctuall3
“1‘..ng firm-1.9 m. '.1'l11'1' erIXIPHtD' established :1 1'9c-ord for not only did
I‘
sum-- 1. food lut it in the Mr. 5335 11$ng 11:11; .lllllld (“H'mbel's I)llay a
r“ . '1‘: . . i' “as strongy 83152
.1 Nil 121.11.:o1it3'r. He also tells us peeled that “-Thr lmr'nl Person" mom
:1: Indiw 11.0“ is Pafl>ell 113 vacr- tion9d on 1119 pi‘OL’ldlll as its authm
'i1.i1'z3'. 1.11'1111'112. H1919 is an excess of was the 37m"? ”MM?“ “WIND"?-
"Ogrnersliip" was its litl9 and it 31119
‘ . . on i Pal little portrayal oi just how
. 1.1 .l12...~1113n .1111] 5.11115 p0“ prml :1 pgrsoii Dun Cupid is
1'7itill Thus ('l't’l‘Vll’llnfl Mr. Srofie-‘sld (on99piion ot the
,1. I1.., >zI3VIli‘cI] much 151‘s I‘roteM-oi was a ('.11'9i'ull3' studied and
.1...» in a 11111.1”011111'11: atitl natur. H ”Wham” ”f the p:irt.Tli.1t
fl t ll 9 he just had to fall in love with Jean
m d ‘ ’ Ci'addock a< impetsonatml b3' .‘liss
“then 139 Marion McQueen Was apparent from
li'v'nlvloiia 1.1 id in the stozmitli which
“iii.“ l'llllr}i‘{‘
'l'lli'l‘.‘
33"lii1' li
..' ‘21'4
1133' balloon
inmpi 1111'51'21'3' in tho the moment that this ninsome 301mg
1:11 2:15 “'1. C'I'uctate 1.1.113' appeared on the stage.
- ' Miss Fanny Cmckctt as Farmer
l11'-111:l1u1'1i. flatulence, Craddock's wife was capital particu-
I‘Hum'fl lai'ly in the bit of business with the
'11 1.13 wide all digestive telephone. Farmer Craddock in the
-_ 21-: from an). 1mm.” person of John 'Brundage put plenty of
2 -.. ,_ vim into the part and in the scene
'1‘“ 531"" and lane .....-. .1 man sized “gun” brought plen-
TilHFS 0f “‘aE‘I‘ b‘“ 23' of laughter. Miss Florence Skidd
. i 131'1nk “'hfln it i2 ef- as Nor-a. sustained her reputation for
, ”more to contin- portraying character parts while A.
. ._ 3311119 ie‘ief follows Thomas Dawson made the most of the
' ‘ “ {933' lines alloted him as the hired man. "
" iii-Dorian: t0 HE'U' The tendancy or the audience to
19131031: 1119 gas- laugh in the wrong place was not a
. .II, H311 qiimula 9 mark of disrespect. Far from it, for it
_ . free Was caused simply «by the fact that
7 ‘1’ P’Pmc'e a the personal characters of the actors
‘" “‘ ""' 311N395 nere so well known Indiheportrzyal'
;.1 \pensive and is made of the various types was so different
«of 2"1apcs and lemon from their M
ands of people 10 I!“
~ dizefith’n '
r1;
'3
‘l
Bursch of Greenwich and Mrs. T. S. are 5m] lobe amazed. the Harvard
McDermott of New Haven.
Nations and Homer 0. Cummings. the
new chairman of the Democratic Na-
tional Committee in “’ashington.
"GOOD WORK' " HOLCONB
The '0' Athletic committee was unable to an- struck it rich
men sent letters or congratulations to “once the V'arsify’s playing “st yea. Immer Federal League Promoter. is
President Wilson on the League of gem,“-
with both {get and be is said to have
Harry Sinclair the
interested in the same oil field which
has taken the Giant pitcher out of
The Princeton game at Princeton on baseball. _
NOV‘embi’l 8 and the Yale game at At the Giant offices nothing was
C mm 'd N tuber 35 are the known of Pen-m: threat of retire-
0:“, ) ge on “on!“ down The men: except that he had not seat. in
games fin: y his signed contract. If Perritt retires
wmmll‘e“ anmmed howmr “I“ it. will be a stiff blow to McGraw. as
savs T0 UBRARMNS freshmen who have been admitted on Sallc 1 also has quit and Fred Toney
G°Vem°r Praises War Efforts—Says their clasx teams if their academic ncssec
There' 5 important Job Yet to
. ' Be Done.
HARTFORD, Feb. 28.“You
done your war time work Well:
7‘. (‘I \‘.'
you
of cqually vital importance.“
01' Holcomb told members of the Con- the intercollegiate championships "I“
nrtticut Library association, assem-
bled in annual meeting yesterday.
\l'.
ed 1l1-2 him-1113' 33"31 work that had been
accomplished in his
sailors at 1119 state pier and
coast defense forts on the nearby
121111.111. Inez“! ”eight mammal“, fight . umamm, Mass.,"(§ilef‘mv-
"" Atelegramtomc‘kard sent bythcemdgentntthemerlaifimr
FILES APPEAL. Halifax Herald in. behalf of the hm gamma-nae minor, in: recipes:
William H cog-hm tax commission-I nests men. points cut that the laws of .1 . . .
er of this state, has filed an appeal in
the Civil Superior court from the
1 standing is all right.
have 1111' athletic meet. has haen abandoned
have other things to .do that are “nth Yaln and Princeton W"!
Govern- known until after it. is decided where boost of St. Paul won over Billy Kramer
Edgcrton of New London explain: HALIFAX WANTS :
cit3 in aiding;\
silly:
marine base and soldiers from the of local business men have invited pmI
1:114
certificates will be alimd to play on remains a guest of the state of Tyn-
Tlie Harvardfiale-Princeton, triangu-
Mike Gibbons Winner, . 3
Over Billy Kramer'
Scranton. Pa. Feb.
and the dates or Harvard‘s dual meets
not b9 28. —Mike Gib
of Milwaukee in three . rounds here
last night. The referee stopped the
ibout with Kramer staggering around
‘ the ring in a helpless condition
Gibbons knocked Kramer down in
the second round and was hitting him
at will in the third when the boat was
istopped.
321.213.52.132“ BESIGNS.
wnsnmorox. m. 28.—-Jolm :o.
be held.
THE BIG BOUT
8., Feb. 28. “A group
HALIFAX,
mater Tex Rickard to consider Halifax
as the scene of the Willard-Dempsey
Nova Scum pencil: fittee'n round as} .
cisinn mmmneimm
Ham
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FRESH
....... ....--
171-93111}!
Pork Tenderloin
PRIME
l 2 Bo:
ifial‘asnouider Roast
p lde
_ El?” rBeef
..h Beef Liver ....... .
“~51
69 North Maia'Slreel.
Small Lean Loins . . . . .....
‘.v‘ .........
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‘gan 'linzPiece.
POULTRY 4*
Foods ‘ 44c:
COL! TO MAKE ANOTHER FLWHT
*—
PARIS, Feb. 28,—Ca'm1ujn Coll. V110"
recently crossed the Mediterranean
by airsbiwid returned within twenty-
tonr hours, will soon make a 111:8. "by
the way of Madrid to Fez undid-air.
Morocco. He will nfakc an especial
study of conditions over the an. in
view of his intention to make u flight
from Dakar. at. the extreme point at
Cape Verde. to Pernun‘buco, an)".
innit: the next two month He will.
on this diatomic a. special Mite
which is equipped with 3 1w
which will keep afloat for ten hours
and which will permit the am to
wait for assistance in case or that:
down 'w'hne over the sea.
”53
PORK -
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BEEF
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