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- WEATHER FORECAST.
’m tonight; Saturday cloudy: cold-
' iu-J’fresh to strong Southwest winds.
“The weSLErn disturbance is now cen-
‘ilnl’over Michigan and is causing
‘tlomly and rainy \l’Pililll‘i‘ in the. Lakc
Mon and New England. Another
disturbance. control over Georgia.
.M caused heavy local rains during
”the last twenty—four hours on the
Pensacola. Flu” reported
Pleasant \romh.
eGnlf Coast.
3.90 inches of rum,
~91“ with temperatures below "Oi’lllJl
”voila between the Rock) .\i'oun-
‘flins and the Mississippi river. Light
Junta were reported as for sott'h “.4
Arkansas.
_ YEAR AGO
WEATHER. A
TODAY.
W‘Tgmpcrature; High, :iti; low.
_ Raul.
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s-Boofing pitch. Raymond Bros.
South tNoru‘alk Knights of t‘olumlmu
1.3 receive Easter ('ommunion Sun.
it: morning". April l.'::h at the 7130
was in St. Joseph’s Church.
"7‘80 to the (‘it\' Fish Market. 1.3
West Washina'ton street. or phone 1335
fir lirst Class vegetables and fruit.
w~—1‘.r\*umerous items to supply your
m for Easter. will he found at N.
~~ Ryan Co's store this weck. The :l!
. ‘les advertitfitd by them today are
mixed to be the best in material
Witness, Workmanship and value.
~—»£ool‘in_a.:tspl‘i?ilt. Rnymontl Bros.
~—~{30 to the ("ily Fish Market 32
West. \Vushinqt on street. or phone 1:138
fiat.- first class vegetables and fruit.
t The Knights of (‘olutnbtts. of this
50in}; are looking forward with consid-
«iiu'able interest, to the eomim: session
ruflkmrth Degree Knights of l‘nlunihus
fin Hartford. on June tst. Knights
monghtmt .ue plunning to make this
«went out: of the greatest held in the
{inflates The decree work is under tfie
udirection of Master J. M. Lee. of .\‘or-
Tnlk 'Quitc a. number of the local
iifiinights expect. to receive honors ct
:I'xe founh degree on this occasion.
‘ —DON'T Miss ALICE JOYCE IN
We Lion and the Mouse,” Regent
TMt-e today.
' 25 Cents
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CREAM OF MUSTARD
Stillson-Powell Corporation
South N orwalk
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for your renting one
our fire and burglar
SAFE DEPOSIT
the ounce of pre-
como in today.
‘ _ , assortment in madras. strip-‘
dotted Swiss scrims and mar-t
' am. New designs in cretonnes:
Also window,
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Mr “schema Hotel, Wed ‘
man street. South Norwslh
Forecast for Norwulk ttnd vicinity:-
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'. Regiment. 56th Diy'ioion, is enjoying a
furlough at his home in \K’innipauk.
Miss Lydia Secor of Morgan ave
nue. has returned fror) a visit “‘llll
' friends in New York city.
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conference called attention to: thr‘t
fact that German-Austria was :thsn-
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A Very ltloxastllll surprise party was
Antoinette E. Kelley. a
given .‘llr-n'
tent-her in the Franklin Junmr High
school on Thursday‘ evening. Thol
party was: given by pupils of the
Franklin school. Refreshments were
served and fill enjoyed a very socittl
hour. Those present were: Miss Dol-
liilillll. Miss Mather. Miss l‘rindlc. Miss
.lt'lltli!’~',:s, Miss liill.
.lttlitt Hoyt, (‘ttroline lurfield. liul
:I lit: .\lt-Mztltttrt, Mary Skitld. (‘ltai‘lmtc
(‘ortrighL Mildred
Ruth ('ortrlzhl.
Thomson. Fannie .\lodne.
.\lt-ttdc. Ethel .\iczttlc, Agnes
Edna Cordon. Natalie
ilL’dcn. llelcn (.‘ltztl‘
tlztrvis. Marie
tlnns. Dilliun Libner.
.s‘ylviu
lit‘flll'lt't‘
Hendrick.
\\'eed. Mortitla
nock.
Ensign and Mrs. Earl ll. Bttl'to. who
Were married 1... .1 .-‘.. ii. Beebe til
the Norwalk .\1. E. parsonage on
March 21!, are now at home in their
newly built house. 80. \Vurd street.-
Both Mr. and Mrs. llarto are quite
populttr in .\‘orwalk and are receiving
the congratulations of their many
friends.
The engagement llJlS been announc-
ed of Miss Leila Z. \\'illiunts.
Georgetown. who formerly attended
Nt)!‘“’illl\' high school. to John I.. Flores
ot‘ l’rovint-etown. principal of the Mil-
ton Point public school, llye.
Mrs. Lco Davis left today for \Vash-
ington. l). (3,, to attend the national
convention of the Daughters of the
American Revolution. uoingjts the rep-
resentative delegate front .\‘orwulk
.\. it.
Mr. and Mrs. (‘nrl Lucas of Spring-
field. .\lil:.\'.. who httve been visiting
.\ir. and Mrs. Albcrt “‘ellnitz at their
home in \Vcsl :tvenue. returned to
.uwir home yesterday.
.\liss Mabel Hammond. who is a.
it'lll'llt‘i‘ in the fifth grade of the (‘on-
cord school. is spending the Easter va-
cation at her home on Long: Island.
Acht :tycnue have
Mrs. Albert “'ellnitz of
lien entertaining
Miller and .\lisst-s ldtt and
Miller of .\‘ew York.
Mrs. A. E. linebr 0i \\'e:~i
avenue, are attending the New York
Methodist (‘onl‘erent-e in the Simpson
avenue church. Brooklyn.
Mr. and
Mrs. \\'. L.
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'ltt-v. :tnd
Sergeant Kenneth St. John has re-
turned to the ,l'. S. Medical Corps,
New York. after it Visit with his par-
ents Ill llrottd River.
of .\‘orwztlk was the
weekend truest of Mr. and Mrs. George
Blttcll in North Stamford.
MRS. LEWIS ,
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.\liss Knorr
f Tells How She. Was Made
Well by Lydia E. Pink-7
ham’s Vegetable ‘
Compound.
Brooklyn. N. Y..——“ For one year I
was miserable from a displac.-ment,.
whichcnusedagen- ‘
ernl run-down con- 3
dition with beads
my side. My sister
induced me to try
Lydia E. Pinkham‘s
V’ege table (”om
and. I foundit
elped me very
much and such a
splendid tonic that
I am recommend-
. . infiit to any woman
w 0 has similar
tronbles.”—— Mrs. ELSIE G. LEWIS, 30
Vernon Ave., Brooklyn N. Y.
Such conditions so Lil's. Lewis suf-
fered from may be conscd by a full-or
a general weakened nut-down condition
of the system, and the most successful
remedy to restore stren to muscle-
and tissue out! bring a t a normal
healthy condition—has proved to be this
{onions root 1nd herb medicine, L din
I E. Pinkhnm’n Vegetable Compo
Hymbsvcdisnubmgsymptomsyon
“3“”me disliPink-
do” Go. my“ me
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Miss Donnelly, .
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of,
aches and pains in '
.lutely in the power of the allied and
'nssociatcd nations and that the con-t
f ference should do its utmost to avoid;
-a new blockade or the resumption of:
: hostilities. ,
tTrustcd Adviser of. Francis Joseph.
: Arrested in Budapest .
VIENNA.
~' prominent
; the communist
{best are .Iosepb Sieprenvi.
Minister of Commerce: Mr. von
Szurmuy. formerly Food Ministrt‘..
and Len Lanczy. one of the lemlint;
financiers of the old empire tmd at'
trusted mlriser of the late EmperorI
Francis Joseph. ;
l’n'l‘ltll littszzll, formerly Minister of
Justice. and In: .luli'r. “'lussies. once
u lending "N'Illll! r :.r the House of
Mummies. also nu- under lii'll'sl. Re-
of the "With of Manfred" yon,
a lo-iitliit‘: Hungarian manu-
fucturct‘. are denied in despair-hes;
'l'rnni Budapest. Archduke Juseph‘
‘Francis. son of Archduke Joseph for-.
.merly the representative of the Em?
tumor in Budapest. has been interned?
the- ntm-t Ititz in the Hungarian;
capital, I
. DEATHS AND FUN ERALS
.\pril ll.-—Amqng the.
Hungarians arrested by"
govemntentin nudn '
I'I‘ttti"rl'
ports
“'clsz.
Funeral of Miss Jennie A. Byxbec
The functttl of Miss Jennie A. By»,
bee was held from her late home. No;
12'f‘oye .‘l\(‘l'lill‘. yc'sterlluy afternoon.
and was \‘('l‘)‘ largely attended, Rem:
Hvorgc M. Toeple ofliciated. Miss
I‘lyxhee Was one of the best known
residents of Norwalk. having a Wide.
gt-ircle of friends. For many yearn.
sllo- Wits employed by (‘rol’ul ‘- Knapp
‘nnd wnslttn expert in her line. turn-j
in}: out,tltousatnds of samples of, tint-g
hats. Litter she was employed by
the It. & ll. l‘ompnny. She is sur-'
\‘lved by one brother. Nelson It. liyx‘
bee.
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lNlTlATlON or sunmzns .
TO a: on MAY 10.
Booklet Reached Members in You:-
day‘s Mail—sContnlns Spicy Humor 1
The oiliciul proclamation of Py‘ramid
‘Temple. .-‘\. A. t). N. M. s. ntttde Its;
tapposrsnco in the first mail )v‘fiiPr-l
.duy morning. deucrihin;v ut
some
length to the followers of the. l'rophm
I the ceremonies to be conducted at ilu
(‘asino in Bridgeport on Saturday
evening. May I”. The booklcl. which
has been prepared by Tlmd ll. Bet-chm,
is done in the llslittl good style and the
ll't‘i‘l‘_\' juips and j: sis in't rap-nixed
throughout ttddlng much to enliven the
rt :ltlt‘l‘S,
Some of the pointed sayings in llto‘
pamphlet he.”~ repetition. among them
twin: "the. difference between ;t :oml
ttllow and at cood thing, is. iirsr
has money and the second had it."
Illi-
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is better to rcmtlin silent at the risk
of item: thought a fool limit to lull.
:md remme all doubt of it." "A large
whin- onion. eaten slowly. will remove
the odor of \‘uuillu in: cream from the
l‘reulli." "l’lztlnnlt' friendship is a fact
which a glimpse of a shapely ankle
' often transforms into a pipe dream."
“Appointmentt."
Among the “Additional Appoint-
nu-nts" list'cd in the booklet are the.
following: Julius W. Knowltun_ elec-
trocutur; Henry Atwater. Pyramid In»
spat-tor: liuzh Sterling. herald; Run]-
M II T. “'hiting, official greeter; Ed-T
ward S. Warnes. painless tooth puller: 1
Henry E. Wop. royal embalmer;
Harry XV. “'ulker. chief of ice plant:
Daniel M. Rowland. poor dam inspect-I;
or; John M. Hawley. wizard of wizz.
uMorris All. Beardsley. translator of
j Koran; Tracy B. “'arrcn. distiller of1
Zem 7.0m: \V’illiam l5. Seeley. director
of tropical breezes‘ "Btadford D.
Pierce. Jr.. wonder worker: Henry .\.?
Bishop. Jerjoamithmorwul: Albert M.l
‘t'ooster. doughnuthole expert; Alfred x
B. Beers; captain of cohorts. l
Attention is called in the pamphlet:
lo the fact that candidates for admis-i
('sion must“ be at Ute Masonic hall on,
1 2:30 of the initiation date. May 10. to2
[Sign the roll book and obtain the:
l Badge of Novice. ‘
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LOOKING up COAL CONTRACTS. !
PITTSBURGH. April ll.—J0hn 1..
, Lewis. acting president of the Unitedl
l Mine “'orkers of America, who for tne!
lpast two days has been inspecting
tminlng conditions in the Pittsburgnl
district. said in a statement published-
here today that the miners’ organiza»
tion would be obliged to take “drau—
tlc action" unless there is a changé‘of -
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pollcy on the part. of Director-General
Hines. m. Hines' actions. he-usert-
ed, indicate that he is determined not
to keep his promises Felative to the
letting of railroad coal contracts. xiv--
In: full publicity to such contracts and '
guaranteeing s {air profit to operators. l
-::“8!nec l hove been in Pittsburgh”
deem to. mu, 3*: line turned!
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'lllllll SIEIIJSEERS ‘
Vl§l_l‘l__N_li PARIS t
PARIS, April 9. (Correspondence ml
is -
l’rcnsL—“l’aris
personally
The. Associated
full of military . tourists
professional corps of guides and tour-
ist agencies.
Americans. English soldiers, (‘an-
aditmtl. Australians and New Zea-
lrtndcrs provide the chief member
ship of the sightseeing parties. Large
Fiahtseeing automobiles. termed in
tourist vernacular "rtiblterneek wa-
gons." sWerve through the shorts of
Paris always filled with
visitors.
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gconducted though not by the usual 1‘ n
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announcer who has acquired :t fluent
51'0“”! in rccnunting the Womb-r9 nl'
Fittisian architecture. The. Ameri-
cans are irenerally conducted by some
representative of the Youm: Men's
l‘hristian Association. while the
Britishers are sen-ed by members of
the British women's aumliuty organ-
izution.
'l‘lnrt'e also is in operation for the
tut-runs of the war, a line of mllyho
couches. These are in most demand
lwt‘attist- of their novelty lnt‘ lht‘ Am-
etictms. "Doughboys," army nurses:
nriillrrymen.Wthe army cook and the
army blacksmith pile into the couch.
Perched high above the “hecls. they
view the sights of Parts unit holiday
2:090:
WITH ALL OUR LIMBS
WE STILL ARE CRIPPLES
How many of us realize We are CTIP‘
ph s? “‘9: have the usual quota of legs
and aims. fingers and too-s l-tt! we're
cripples Just the same. Samuel llnp»
kins Adams made the dtsvmety “hilt-
studying Tree'onslruction maimed
soldiers at “'nlter Reed livncral "os-
pltal. “'ushington. Describing the in-
cident in the May number of the lted
(‘rnss Magazine. he writes:
“I suppose you regard yourself as
a whole man,’ denunded one of the
vocational therapy expv-txs
"hooking myself hustll) mer
make sure that I had not ills“. anything
In the surgical ward. l wplu-d that 1
could count the usual nutttln-r oi anus.
(Il-
. lens. tmd other appurtenantes
" 'All right.‘ said the but
you're‘sorl of a cripple :Il lll.i‘
ulmphied.‘
" 'Il‘ I am.
I assured him.
"Of course not.
expel l.
You're
l'YQ‘ nerl‘ tilsl'th-i‘vd ll:
l‘w-pie neu'r do
until they’re shown. \ ”ll haven‘t got
anything like the. In‘ use of more
than four flutters and two thumbs out
of a total of ten. The normal man——
the man who belil' as himself normal.
l mean-sucker lists t‘nn you light,“
satiety match “ ti; our band?
"llc handed me the box and the
innuh. .\.‘ict "u «con-l abortive at
tempt the Illillt'ii 2-“ on the floor and
the box tell on tin multh.
"Tltall'u clonictt'ut‘y. than stunt.‘ i'P
marked llll iu~ Ittt- tot. ‘Uur one arms
um do llilti in :m- the} Lt? out of bed.
You see your tun sinallt r fingers are
really nipples. .\ow we teach our
follows to do the work with lhoue lid
11ch that you have to use another
band for. There's the whole physical
principle of our traininu in its simp-
lest form substitution'"
- Tlll‘ pltoiopla)‘ “THE ETERNAL
thlil'l‘" produced by The (fatholic Art
Am-nclntioln of New York, under the
auspices or The '(‘nthollc Club at He.
Rent theatre. Sunday at 3 and 8 o'clock
Tickets at Olsen's Shoe store. Define
& Hardwick and Donnelly‘s.
----- Gravel walks. Raymond Bros.
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Won’t Eat
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Wotch the tongue nl‘ your young!.
Clean the dogged-up places!
""‘Bring fa) to little faces!
Kiddies will eat and smile.
When you do away with bils
Always keep (‘fiwarets at. hand:
Children think them dandy——
Tiny are mild cathartic candy.
(nsearcis sell for a dimei.
They "work" every time.
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lclose contest. 6-1,
Careful mothers o'er the luul sand Tilden will play the final contest
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Former Has Harry “Williams The Brown-Rona”: battle in pct-w, The “and q“... bout.» “In“ ... k
1]] Bad \Vay From start— Haven last night was. a tame affair and last evenintz in Mt :. _.. l.. ‘
Chic lir0“'n llakCS I’m! Boxuh 68de the derision by a shad“. l their Spy-jog p ill. ll“. hp} :1. 5' ‘2":
Sheu‘ing’ Brown. as usual, forced the milling but Hill and took llll‘l't' ~-:';tit“ ' m 'vv
”am“. ‘was away 0" in his .l'tldzment of dis-‘thc first match the litil. t~ . ,,
.\‘l-T\\v HAVEN. April ll.~ Red Allen iiillfp while Bunch ”nape! the clcuncr out “f three but ,l" y w . m ML
and lint-r}. \\'illt'.'tttt.: llll'lllrllu-(l the fire- and snappier blows. The bout was last mum in ”'0” mm)".
works in phat was by all odds: the yylay'rpd 10 Willie an extent by ”1,. mm. _-. _. _
feature battle "l ”1“ ANN“ A- I‘. >110" ititurtl llllltllllL‘ and «limiting oi“ lm'lt Th1 “ill -t' it: itttleb'm'
. here last night. although book: d as thin h“) 5‘ McMahon. tram-:er of ”I
semifinal. The turmer. a Nonvttlk _~__ l‘niycrsii) has- bull 1mm. H I. .
lightweight. Ra've lbe local boy u' Red Allen of Norwalk. had the better ‘efiy and mmwmmmpm in 3“ “I;
sever!- healing. lie had the host of “f a H'l‘riflc fulll‘ round”. “1”) “any a cmnplinttvntat‘y “.350“ PM", .. '
the mill fmm the start and Williams Williams: “hitl’l “a, fax u“. b0,“ firht hon". Sump.“ a. l‘otdhnm I.“ M
"3‘ “‘7'“ 1’4“} “A! ”‘4”! 4‘4 n... *‘Wfir (urn? nTcm; RM s’hnwmtittm in. Flill __
(1':lulllftllélt‘ll:vlc‘ll’lf:ldu[End‘ck‘sutljkd’ hp had that" “’l( ked jnh and \lle it if: Sam Driver, and his (limp. ; . ..
(‘hlc Brown M thi: city show-d lit fecllvelv all tlttu the encounter. gm.“ “4.“. fit. n H pannitt; 3,. w.
‘ tle evidence of any "compback" awn”. ’””““ tinuer in his column in t‘w l‘ _.:_.
5"” "a" 03>”! defeated by Louie: Bcl- Jimmy K“““- the dimntinutlu- bU-V‘r Stundttnl-Tclcm'um this thort ‘t
gush of Bridgeport In a longer fixht {mm Bridgeport. “as ”‘0 victim 0': a the recent “Winn or “In“ H i 1' r
the Bridgeport boy would undoubtedly peculiar incident in his ”Pl“ “"lh'of annexing lht‘ New l-Zv.. .-t
have put his man out. T139 bout was 1! “Wk RON). of New Maren. Rose floor— “oinht championship to \w ~ :. ' . \
iour rounder. 0d Kane with a swinging blow to the m“. 1”, till". ”flung”. - “n. . . .
in the thtni bout of the evenim.‘ "fid'wm‘m mm" 'm """t "mm" ““1 square.“ son-t sot-thus tn m.
Curry and Hilly Fitzpatrick fought four k“"‘"'rppa"’d m ”‘k" “0“”? all ”‘9 his fairness is titsplmevl litmu- I:
rounds to a good draw. count. \"ben Referee l-‘Itxxct'nld'fln‘ his slotw. . . 2.. :
Young Kane M Bridgepmt “‘3‘ lshed counting the ten seconds kane, . -.-
knocked out in the first round bv Jumped up ”I‘d" to go on “"‘h 'h" Yale's baseball ttmnttuv'tx l l.:‘ .
Jack Rose of .\‘cw lieu-en The 3301;, fitzbt but “'3“ 5“" '0“ ‘M" and “'3’“ ‘3'" played fine spirit in thrtm ii; Harv-n u
was “6",de m have “mp ”mm clsred inellczble and Rose was croutt- gm”. ,0 all returned ”Mi. if .‘ m . .\.
rounds. Two local buys fought in th'o "d wm‘ a ""hmml knockout, M‘t‘Vi-‘t with Ill! :mh int-ism“ 'i .
second bout ot the evening. which end. Announcement wdrmadp from 'he :3: 3H,:.:::3::1"‘“:.‘,l1 5.11.111"? 1'“? Krill“? \.
(:5! with :i kittwkout in the first round. ring at U" New Haven Arena last l-‘ot’dhatit ”035.
-" ____,"__. 'nlnlrt 'hnt (‘hie Brown and Pete lian- ,
EASTERN [EAHUE lay. of .\‘cw Iloven have been mutt-bud 1-,", BMW,“ ham" (‘1 .h‘ ,.
at a future date. Hartley War 15"“ "tomb m or hate for lltI- tutu .,
' the ten-roe”; decision over Loy llucash pairn. M4, Hp, “4” man“. ..
VUTES Tl] "PEN ' » and ““3““ 30' "" W’VM‘" decision ""' May 14th unite the curfew “ill 3: .vn
. ' ei Bmun and from til counting Hartley ”mm. D“).
I'llkhl in bayo- the lit-Her (if UH} (‘ttnllllc ,__.._
SEAQflN MAY '4 mill. It “as tht ut-tnion of most at the -~\
“1’ “"‘— hi the :4l'nl‘t.l lust ninht :lmt I “
.. ., 5 ”H‘HIL’ .tem-pled the t'ltallenuo ’tttt'l- Brvun 3,“ .,,.mr‘« ,1, “Mimi“, .3 H.
SPRINGFIELI), Mans. April its: nil in. our ‘reth by our Bronv cunttnr [ho lorm “f 3 'W’ 3 Sula-rs ‘45:“ . 2....
The directors of the Eastern Leanne porarles m" n ’km‘imn Hottest, “" Mllillllll‘ll :t b-n fawn-tie in .\v “Ilia tn.
met here ycslerday afternoon and are now 3“"ng another phan‘?” “mm m have In“ all m“ ”M 'i‘m"
farm“, am cirht club clrcuit,wlth "m to participtttnlna kntmm: match. hit: ”u,“ find ,,_.,,,,,-na “h...“ . m. h,
following clubs, "yin: has been sugar-Med but we think in W. .1 m l ;. hm: “""’.‘.": rm.“ .W.
\\'m-cester. I‘rn\idence_ Bridgeport. "1“" lllfln‘"‘-"l’(‘ll WWW” h" ”‘0 “”“zll rim: 1". .t «inch that he ;‘a“ .‘d t: in
New "Avon. liurlful‘tl. Sittingflpht {9r ‘1‘" l“"‘|"“"l“l‘ SkN"l‘“ll“3“ ”““ pt‘nvo f‘ls gtttlgiizt-nl to p-t. s. wit m-
“'ntr‘rhur)‘ and l-‘ittsfield. ”ht": " “ml" "1 Md "““da Li‘s"?! in a longer bout,
It “as new] ll] upvn lltc 503,0“ 9" ' W -.. - > .'
May H, and close Labor Day, JOHNNY 'LOIPTIYS A‘TLANTIC IrLEET S COMTEST‘S
l‘llktflelt'l. the chomer m n"- pir. IS REIXSTATEZV) . .\l:\\' .\URlxl Apitl ll pullout
cult. was granted the franchisp held for positions on the .\tlu'. .. t‘
131-" St‘uwm by the New London team. .luhnlte lnflllls‘ and Lou-tone.» l.\kh lraclt and field “hams. to 1“,...”1'
the “HEW” being unable to 20 two of the best tider,‘ in the countty. ”‘0 mzmmm'” “"1“". m ban".
through this .\.-or. “ill be sen in the saddle tinF "mu int: the summer. Will conete at T
President ll. P. \iuul‘on “9‘ the contrary-4o the opinion formed recent.- er.» Island on April 27» :md 26
rm‘idm‘V“ team came prepared to buy 1‘3 “jh”; ‘1";“it”h::‘“:fl“:d‘i:l‘“g;l“31-" meet will determine when men .n-
a telensc of that club .‘l\ a ctrtrtin W:- mil“. "T M 1 T. .I l ‘3: wear the ll;t\:tl colors in the PM :uh
group of men wi:hm‘ 'hc Ci':l_\s :o .--- :“h‘tp withJif”?iiflmmggmlm)pixfzzi competitions.
.ie!‘ in!“ the International ream": Tim are‘ n in w Nut t‘Ollr‘lllI‘leltln of the The mom aim \vtll decide the (“Imill-
directors made it known that no ouch
”imposition “mild be considered and
: if the prewnt controllers in the Rhode
island :tunvhise did not wish to m on.
other; llllvlt'slf‘d In the merger wheel
would take over the affairs. Moulton
decided to allow things to no on its last
season.
KUMAGAE DEFEATS
i VINCENT RICHARDS.
PINEHURST. x. 0., April ll.—-Vin-:
cent Richards, the national indoors
singles champion. was defeated in two
istrainht sets by scores of 6-3 and 6-2
. by Ichyln Kumngno here yesterday In
the semifinals of the men‘s singles or
‘the North and South tennis tourna-
ment. William T. Tilden. Jr.. won
from H. S. \‘osbell in an unexpectedly"
4-6. 7.5. Kumapmel
In the mixed doubles. Miss Marion
;ztnderstein. one of the...natjonal
ldoubfes champions. and Richards re-'
F mained in the upper bracket with Miss:
{Esther Tufts of Boston. and VoshelH
3 Mrs. Marlon. Vsndcrhofl Morse of the
3 West, Side Tennis vlub and C. N. Wnlw
fson. Jr.. of the 'Westchester Country5
} Club, won in the ’lower frame with}
‘ Miss Florence Ballin. \‘l’e‘nt Side Tcnv'
_ nls Club and Tlldea.
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iNORWAI—K RIFLE CLUB’.
. . ' CIXTH SHOOT TONlfil-fl'
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The sixth shoot of the Nomlk Rifle
1 Club In the Notionil mutant will be
«arguing with the followtlg members
who uve’ qualified «can; the week. 3'
John lilac. Shale! Bohr. J. A. M-
cr, William m. H. J. m. C.
Juwm Son-rd m MIX“:-
ml
o-rtnf' ttt-.- st-::ruttted to Ill" license (‘01)
till ten. detulwd there was no tcttsoti lo
km to Lol'tus and L3 lm on tie gmund.
They Will not be allowed to resume
their career at once. ho“ ever. as the.
decision to grant the licenses containv.
ed a provision that the licenses would
date from May 1. next. §
The (uses of Lolltts itnd l._\ke “I rct
the only ones in which the stewards
exercised leniency. 0n report of the
line'nse committee the refusal of the
entries of Thomas .McEl'm was con—
tinued. the application of ll, Traversal
for a trainer‘s license was denied and:
the suspension of .lOtlu‘) S. .\icti’raw'sl
license was continued. The three kept *
out of the fold were. respectively;
owner. trainer, and rider of Danciuxt
Carnival at Saratoca lash summcrfl
when that filly showed a surprising;
chance of form.
RAY SETS NEW i
WORLD‘S RECORD‘
(‘Hll'AGO. April Hrs—Jolt.) Ray. Nit-l
tionai A. A. II. mile champion. estab-; ,
iished a new world‘s indoor record of
4:734: for the mile last night in thei
Central A. A. 1“. chumpionships. being}
held under the auspices of the Frank;
on A. c. The old mark was'lJfi and.
was made by Johnny Overton. famous
Yale athlete. who was 1 Lieutenant of
Marines and was killed at. Chateau-
Thicrry; His record was established
a; Philadelphln on March IBIS".
Jo Loomis of the Chicago Athletlcl
Association won the high Jump clear~
ing the bar at six feet.
LEWIS To CE MARRIED.
SAN JOSE. 0-1., April ll.-—--Dr. Anna
Scott Morton of this city bus on-
nonncod that her marriage to Ed
("Strangler") Law“. the heavy-
held on the Monophonic rum {Elli ”18M wrestler, Will be “rolcmniled l
llay‘l in New York. A mishap to tho
“W m o’ tnln sud s bur.
fled cull norm lid to their on
m '
«pionshtp of the fleet. all teams in my:
entered under the names of the un-
dred ships which compose lllc ill:
fighting unit.
THREATENS TO STAY 0N FARM.
OAKLAND. lnd.. Miril ll 47d
Roush, outfielder of the t‘int ittruti Nov
tiunal baseball club ). v.4lt't‘tl3y tan-e out
a statement dt-tlat'iug he would ro
main on his farm lime unless he :- is
what he asks.
We’ve Solved The Old Floor
Problem With
anize
SANITARY
t ' FLOORENAMEL
i COMEhmm—olyoulols
. wholuvohodmblcwhhlom
pm We luv. the on. cost" for
old fleas—‘Kyoin, Wuhan:
Ell-d. Eur-.3. h apply—it
*In' hrdooq-gh' ndulllewuhed
..mwgs—s““=r.2”
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Norwalk Chronicler