TUESDAY, APRILZJ,’ 1919 ‘
fi".MQW.—w
SP;
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mill: AND BUM-iii
illltlliilltlllii
. a still Scores Deciding Run
:l .\ inth on Sanger’s‘Fluke
JCEIVC %
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‘le t‘l'l'fl.‘ followed by u stinging
rvslloiisiblc for the nosing out
In» All-Stiimt'ord nine. at~Hallow.i
nit. SiftlllfOJ'd. Sunday afternooni
sum! score was 3-2 in favor of thei
truth Ith the line. who ctimc front
.‘lti in thu ninth inninz and won7
L'ulllo.
. ll" l'llL‘ill'lQ ol' Stainlcy. who played
'ii Illf' Dat‘icn ninc. was" thc feature;
lie game. "(‘ovclslfic" held thc Stanii
-l llil).\‘ down to S hits. struck oitt 9;
ll" local plilvers. issliilt: lItll Oil"
inn-o- on hulls. .lti_\(~- also pcrl‘ot'mct!
I no 'tln shill t'or lilt' Stamford lit'nP,i
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a
"HII'.'.I‘1[ lilt' It..rit~it lI‘Jtill ll llils,‘
“i\ o'II ‘_‘. ltlltl L'il\t‘ tun buses on
u- it. It'in : it both ot th. alums wris-
'wiI' .tlll I'll] ot‘ siiiip. “Nipple",
Is. i-t.i)ii;; :i' slioit l'oi’ lilt‘ Alb1
wills \\'l~ “I t-til'llt-ll '.‘ilh rounds-1'
thi- lztl‘th' crowd of on-
-;i ltI .idlnptd into thc tiir
l‘ull l':iiit-c of lllc 'lill'<‘
:Ltiiitl Mop. 'l‘llt'
.- m t \t‘I'Ht iii pinyin: t-ontlitioii'
All tlit- fit-illiils: wusv
;~lztItst- iI\
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l\ l';t>l.
\\ il~l izitiyctl t-clllci'lield I'or thi-
-_«. lt‘ltill. st'til't'tl tli.- first run o‘.‘
ll‘ tln- svcolitl inning. in thc:
l'csrstci‘cd
t')!l'\‘
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\‘folestili liiitl Stinger
:t riin ouch. and from then on tlip‘
\\;t.~‘ fought nip and tuck. '
"'ll t‘ulll“ thc fillili ninth. Tuckt-l‘
t-n third at tho tiliic. and (‘lll‘SUTb
world, wllcii Sillllt'l‘ tried to ”ink“
I.-- throw to short to not the man.‘
hull slipped from his litinds. ‘Stevcf
In; Villil lill‘ tit-int; rtin. Carsoii'
I‘m «' third. and Wits st-nt holilc on a'
\I hit tho- winning ”in. TllI‘ .‘titiii
inns liutLu lint- chum-c to win illl
'I‘ltlil. .\l'ttr lllitii ll:t(l t‘liml otlI.
inch-d illltl Altman was hit by .i
.H bull. 'rhl'l‘i \\"I'l' two tilll gt! 'hl‘
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’i r and Williams t'lltlt‘ti tlit- 'lriiiic.
- .u ill: to t . l‘ll'll't‘lIl
'i I'll
;::ttlt )t...li._ ti IIuI' Iii;
.l ~~‘ [;illi\", t‘ it“ ilt‘l, £114.; (VIP-i
ltI Inoillt. it Htuilli-i. p, i
‘- if S illi:l"l"’~ \lttititll. 2b.: LiVOISlJ
\‘.' Ili.t: t- '.‘ : \\'oll.st)n. 11).“. Hertz;
It... :wih. .t : Silllgi‘l'. tn: Month-.3
'3 .l'. . .i- JUVHa p, i
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liltiuttottti‘J—tl 8 4‘
sum. .0 t. : tI’tt U o o 0 7.: ii 3.
itillliillllilllii
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~lJllt‘ to it mix-l
the proposed
\‘.t‘t‘n Jt-SS ‘Vlllal‘d and;
I_\' )t“lt'l'tlil.\' Io dl‘.-‘CllSS'
. o: .i-t't-rcc l‘oi‘ thcii'hozlvy-i
i‘lI'l‘Silll) tight July 4. didi
[Ii-iiipscy lclt for the!
;.ii.r “'illilrd arrived;
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‘xtHI. April
».iltl \(‘ll‘lti'llt'>
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.tsstwl disappointmt‘tnt1
of thc lit‘iitini: bill to;
with for lic believed
E plus and that thc
in New York.
III "9 ll \ttli‘tVAl.K CLUB
n-zm t.i.'\'(: TOURNEY'
Norwnlk (‘lub's bowl-
' ].t‘l cwniiig. there
ltt'l\\t‘rll tcauin four
t~. h It‘ltlll five was vic.
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It . I'l't‘ of 986 to 92122. I
I“ Is now won tlirce ;
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Team No. 4 l
(will. 86 79 73.- 33. I
~ 3; Ti 76 (Stir—216;
\l l.’ .‘ll {Ii 76 Ski—«253:
,.. .\l at 31 4226?
332 295 1‘.tin‘ . .9333
Team Ne» 5 - 7'
\‘i.i_i.t. tilpt. Si 74 SSv—Zlfl
an. -d lot 75 {IL—267
\t‘lMIl S] 73 63M 217
"I Hugl 98 82 79~¥359
No, .7 wins Tsti‘llizht gnmea.
mu toiitcst will be held on
wily rvt-ning. April 2413}. and
h bt-twwzvi tciiins Nos. 1 and 6.
- mm “in start zit 7:45. The
: of tho» conlcstants in teams
I find ti “ill be announced in the
.I win} cw-liing pupal:
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ills- AlaL’flf‘l‘. who is home from‘
i
Hora college for therEsziter Vii-e
I". is eniurtaining n. chin-match!
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- tht- iiizitch.
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'ot’ lliv sheet only.
“submitted will bi‘ promptly l'elcgittctl
.us will furnish the exact assist-
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In Gingham, Per-em , Madras,
iVoilu, 'rlnxons, 'Foulu-da and
many other goods in new patterns
.and; colon; also fnncy
‘ for linings.
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A i V Willard in Wild West .7
Stunts For the “Movies
I) o
i CI‘UCAGO. A9111 *‘JBSS W'fllgl‘d.
BE MEBPrhem/yweight champion of the world.
scheduled ' to meet JaCR DCmpsey
I somewhere in the United States July
7 - ' i. arrived hare ‘yesterday and will 0.
Adams and Ewmg only Men, engaged for the next two weeks akin:
to Hold Seats in the Yale; part in a movie in which he ““40
. - some wild west acts.
Var-Sit} Shell 3 According to his program Willard
will go to California to finish the pic
ture and will then go into training for
But while he acts for pic-
(‘oacli Mather A. Abbott's promised‘
shake~up in the Yale- crew came yester-g the fight.
. ‘13." “WNW“ When five 08mm“ on lures Willard also trains to tight. The
-.s.-b:ill game by the Darien tcam‘ lhc- second boat were moved up to the em,“ or this training was noticeable: 2,000 persons.
Second boat first boat and two of those when he arrived )~esferda)"
who reiiiaincd were transferred to dir— "you see it Wow not be wise 10;.
(“GIVEN aunt‘s oiwtheashell. fichlcff‘eliz. me to jump into vigorous tminlng at-
’1 r0 9 :i . o. -. was oroppe c - H... being out of the game for we or
tircly from the first two crews. and thrcc vemsf said “'illard. "it would
Lawrence. who has hitherto not beeiig‘be too-hard on me. 1 am going to take
rcprcsentcd. “'85 "NW0“ “9 t" ”‘9 all the time i can to get ready. I
Elttcc 1(9)”! \‘iH’IInI ill 3‘ 1‘" themsigon? fought Johnson, weighing 2m pounda.
‘04". ll .\' two men. - (“ms . 0- ". Bill i do not expect to drop that low
and llwing :it .\'o. i. iciiiaincd llll(‘llallg-. for llempscy. My wpigm was 259 m
ctl i’itim- tlw slittlit‘dlp. [the Moran contest. That is what .1
lit-ibcr' Sutlt‘t‘r‘ltm- 1' -\'““' ”3"”“1 will probably scale when i met Demp-
IIU)‘. who strokml tho first «row In ”If“. soy and it is possible i will drop down
race with [‘t‘nll... changed places with to 2.33. I do not believc in road Work
.s‘tiokc l’cio-rs’ oi the sccond boat: ion for a man of iuy size. n is too weak-
ders. iit hon, chiingcd places \Vllh;‘.ning-
.\l:lli. hmr on tho SP(‘0llll boat: ,Scliiet'-‘ mg and working in the gymnasium."
t‘cliii lost out t-iitirt-ly: llrowncll \vcntI Willard denied the «Iorv that he
"’ 3” " _”‘ 'l“'_*'“"”““ "‘1“! and was. had changed Jack (‘tll'lcy 'and Tom
clitingt-tl trout his old posttion at. No. Jones ‘0 himle bin busincsfl HF said
7: Allen was advanced to No. 2. rc- . . ‘. . .. .
placing Schieft‘clin; and Hiidden iljiliidiilggllfl them 0“ and was thiough
chunut-d placcs with Lasher. who was A conference between “'illard and
"U-‘I 01' ”I" VIII" “1"“ in W"- lii-miisev. scheduled for Chicago to-
A niort- radical slinkcup ill a crow is dav. “1'5 not held. Dempsey left for
rtlrv in Yiilc sport annals and this was. (6.3m. Rapids.
only decided upon definitely lii~t cw»: \\'illard said he does not know
mini; quH' a conference belwvrr‘ More lht‘ fight will be staged bill
l‘oiit-h Abbott and Al-‘vistiiiit (‘oacli said he wogld like to have it m'Knn_
liyiitt, 'l‘hc crcw: its zit prcsclit con 17".“. (my. ‘
stitliIl-d will litiH- its I‘iist try-(iii: on ‘
thc llotlszitonic this afternoon and;
Coach Abbott expccts grt-ut unprove-
llanI to bc shown.
CARDINALS‘ S. 0. S.
Pete-rs lit 'sli'okt: «
is it man of pi'oven worth and is look- Th9 Cardinals havc sent up :1 yr); for
ed upon as the hitch-us around which. lit-lp. Fire or Branch Rickcy's twirl
the crew will hc built up in lIl‘t’DaHI-i ers Wort.- injured in a recent auto ac-.
lion for the Harvard race. . citlcnt. all dat least three or the box
The first and second crews are now men will b9 out of the garlic for weeks.‘
has asked sev-'
as follows: The club's manugcl'
Firs-l (Trvw-~Cox. Loam-r: slroke‘ eral National League clubs to lend him
Pctem: 7, Bare; 6. Schreiber: boxiiien. The Brooklyns was one o!
Mcutl: z. Ewing: :::. Adams. 3: Allen: lllt‘ outfits askcd for pitchers. but till-
how. Milli. 1 l'oi‘tiinatcly l'nclc Robbie has only five
(In.“,->_.Cnx. ll. Ninddcn; l boxnit-n himself and couldn't help out
“wk“. Swim-stun: 7‘ prism)”; ti, l‘ny- the western club. President Grant. of
soil: 3. lliownell: 4. Moiilton; 3. Bcn- tho ”raves, who has olevenboxmen on
soil: 2. 1.24 Wl‘t‘llt‘el 1. Finders. his payroll was not RDWORChed- Grant
_.__-__—..———~- liowcver. said that if the Cards did ask
,hilll for material he would not best.
tttlc in helping them out. As soon as
the Hraves‘ owner board of the acet-
dcnt he sent word to Shillings to point.
out to the members of thc club tho
dangers in joy ridinxfy.
Sn ctilill
ZBYZSKO T0 WRE‘STLE
STRANGLER LEWIS APRIL 28
t‘llittAtiO. April 22.~“’aldek Zbys-
zlio, claimant ot' the world's heavy-
WPlizill wrestling championship. and
Ed “Strangler" Lewis. challenger for
tho illic. are to t in a. chanipionw . . , .‘
ship contest at the Coliseum April ToaKLmu 13‘0“"
28. ’l‘hcre will be no time limit on‘ " - ‘
The winner. according to Fox PHILIPS
the- agreement. must throw his op-
poni-nt twice.
The wrestlers will receive 60 per
of the receipts. 65 per cent. of
this amount going to the winner and
"" [icr cent. to the loser.
ml
'I‘orkleson of this Chiveland Americans
ips of the New Orlvans club. President
, Heineman of tlic local club announced
! last night.
ATTENTION AMATEURS!
The Evening Sentinel will this sea-
son. as in the past, be glad to assist
all llnlilli‘llr lf‘llnls ill procuring galllt's
‘ WEATHER couorrtous unrAvon-
ABLE
and will publish brief accounts of.
those which have taken place. TU» St. John's. N. R. April 22.—\\'t-:itlirr
procure this publicity. however. the conditionq w-r ,0 - . .
litaniiger of the lPlllli should submit “ P "‘am linl'alomlbe to
Iday for it start of tlic propose-d trims-
Sailiintic flights hr Harry Hawker, Alix—
Tli'itl'iln pilot of thc Supwith liiplttnc and
lt'iipltiin Frcdcrick l‘. Ravnhaiil. his
'Brilisli rival- who is to luv a Martin-
to the sporting cditor only copy lcgi-
lily written. and written on one sidc
Any other copy
to the Wastebasket. No publication.
will be made of SCOI‘QS of games play
ell two or three or more days before Syn" Illacllinc.
l'ccord of which is submitted to the ‘ hare and reports from mid-Atlantic in-
sporting editor.
I
l GOVERNOR APPOINTS
HARTFORD MAN ON
EMBALMER'S BOARD
JOHN MILLER BACK
NEW YORK, April 22.thilin [5.1
(hots) Millcr .second baseman who
lcft tho St. Louis National Lenguc
baseball club to enlist iii the lilarilles.
' ~ ' ‘ , . thur R. Lcete of Enfleld '
ictuincd yesterday as. a casual on. _ ‘ ‘
lhf' criiisi-r Charleston. Ho bemoan- “menu" Maicus 11- Holcomb .VPS-
pd what hc said \\'its "his hard luck" * g'rdafy ‘uppoln‘ted James P. O‘Bricn of
— not arriving in France in time to ‘v d" 0"! ‘0 succeed ”10 hue Arthur
'James P. O'Brien Succeed: Late Ar.
‘ ‘ ' . . , .
gm into action bct'orc thc arminticv j 1“ Lectc “I Emlcld ‘5 "f muubei of
“up: sinned Ithc slutc board of cxanuncrs of cm-
‘ ’ ‘ ' I balmers. I
;’ Mr. O’Brien is cngaged in the “11‘
zdeltnking business in Hartford. He
.5 lives at No. 274 \‘l'cthersl‘icld avenue.
;lain which had been under discussion
iUnder the agreement, Spain will loan
If .
lenses that will be prescribed b’Jain‘will permit the free importation’
iof oranges and will export 160,000. tons}
8.1108 needed. for coal 'montbly to Spain. t
Don't let your eyes adjugt them-r i
:lellevu to sinned We will mnko‘ ANNIVERSARY _
W m- The second annivarm and recap
TH ! MER ' tion 0! the G. F. Buttondi-th 3m!
‘Fltth Some Battalion. Connecticut
State m will be neuron m
Optometrists at ml
“the hon. 8..“ ”'1 ‘
BUTTERWORTH RIFL§8 SEQ
M'Vm to Mr an
outfit * ‘04: w...” M ' .
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I get just as good results box-3
xnw onuuxs. April, 22.-—Pitdier ‘
has becn traded for Pitcher Tom Phil‘ I
Fox and rain Ifli‘cvailod '
t . .
.dmutcd continued unsettled condi'ionfi I
. He was born in Sinisbury in 1875 and . Technologv..
iwas educated in the public schools ' I
land McLean Seminary of that town I Wm,
land Eastman's Business 0011ch iui ' ' 1
W24 'I‘oughkecpsie, N. Y. He has Nomi t , . -
inent. fraternal affiliations and hast ‘ '7 - I
‘ ;bc<-n cxnlted rulcr of the Hartford. HA“ YOU W‘ i ' .
; Lodge of Elks. ‘5’ , ‘A ; mm” 3- .
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iSPAIN TO LOAN ENGLAND MONEY 4 ' i h 4
. \ umamhposeof 4. eswnsmo'ronnr. p
5 i you: W’WM‘VE’F t ‘t
i Madrid, April 22.—Tlie financial con— ‘ m m ' . F Y E t
iil'cntion betwccn Spain and Great Bri. M 0" 3' n‘ V J i or our ' as ef ‘1
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g for sevcral weeks was signed. Monday.‘
your work is hard on your eyes _ Great Britain 75,000,000 walls at sl
' corrective glasses are needed; The‘ mment, in return for Meir Great Brl-f
lynching. April_8. at tho Hort
1’... ‘ ‘ ...
HAD CLOSE CALL _ E. . _ _ ‘
FROM BEING LYNCHEDI K BANKS
r” IMO! m Hotel. w...
April 22." Numer- l "MM so“! I
ed men are search—i Wm
today for isaiah Fountain. a m».
ting'who escaped front custody last.
night. after an attempt pad becnl .
me ‘0 ”Mb him' ”WW-n “.3“? °.'.‘. Forecast for Norwuk and vklnityr.
trial hero charged nith felonious”. 3,- Fair t t- ‘
luaulting u 13 year old white girl on. W 7 “7qu 7
input 13. The girl had identified him moderate flotilla-31 “d a“ w‘ East's
an hér assailant. . k . . l The am of . "v aver the
Fountain tins b92115] :3: 9:;1l‘t(l?nli)‘:‘lé “8‘9"! districts is militant: pm,“
._ ll gu . I
'"(ii'c‘eagglidugh a crowd of more than “entities with m‘flfwlfmperatures
PO which became so 98!! of the Mluiflmv l‘ivcr. Frost‘s
jthrcatenlng towardde prisoner that .were "flirted from the eastern par-l
the odiccra turned into Ill? I‘Psldenre lion of the Lake region and a Eng-
land. Unsettled weather with local
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oug- parties of arm
Mdtenals For ’Summei-Weart "
ALK TUBE
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Also mm. stun 1rd makes
firsts.
Brim
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In
which no cm at reduced ‘
5 Special Showing
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Childrenjs Capes
$7.98. tip
Charge Wig-d»
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Indium ”our”
or the sheriff adjoining tliv jail,
W'hlie they were holdinx thc mob
showers and rising temperatures we-
_\ails between the Rocky
back. the accused negro was linsth
and the Mississippi river. Sc‘fernl
inside the house. and. seeing an open
"13095 vomited thunderstonns. mm
window. darted through it and es;
coped. Hegot several hours‘ start, ot
turbances are central this morning: m:
“I‘ Kansas and Utah.
his pursuerfl. owing to the fact, that
the mob refuncd to belicvv that hc
had gotten awaY-
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OLDES‘T YOU l wnunnn A YEAR AGO
F RACTURES HIS LEGI t ‘ TODAY. I
"ciiipcl‘uturc: High. 34; lo“.
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“Dick" Young. enjoys the dislillf» 30. Fair.
tion or being at the age of nineteen
the oldest of the cvcn dozen of Young
boys and the Young girl baby which
Captain and Mrs. Henry A: Young. of
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Grumman Hill, Wilton. are so jualli';{CI'y news
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proud. ‘
Richard. who is a bright and oner- . .
Relic laid. full front 2i. scaffolding in;
the Ncwburxh. N. Y. shipyard. where-t
he. was cuiploycd. about. four wecks: . ‘ ' .. _ ‘ .-
ago and fractured his right ankle and 00“" "““r' '- ”-‘ullhlk‘lh OI (.astilc “ill
has been confined to his home aimed)“ hl'm 3" “Ml “CD'S Hall tomorrow
he was brought there immediately might. Tllx-I'” will be initiations. and a
after thc accitlvnl. The t'racturc is'full littv-iitlanrc is requested.
mending l'im'ly. and thc l'lilrltil‘ cast;
I” to by :{lfl‘fl “Mdy' I Tim Official board of the South Nor?
‘wulk Methodist Episcopal Church will
{\DRI" IN A ‘ ntcct tomorrow cloning lit 3 o'clock in'
“FLAVY (lAldE.HIP parsonage. 22 \Vcst avenue. Mom-
;ing for tho :ransaction of regular lins-
iness.
Tlit- i'cztllai' business int-cling of
(Continued—Erbi- m M.)
4——
He will»; lliiablt- to control his'sniall 3 Thu \Vnnwn.“ Fol-clan Mist-lioncl'y So~
mdéhwviiihtciirizidnflas fasrd‘rift‘iiix 3:; ‘Cie‘y 0f Ihf‘ South Norwalk Methodist
to the Sound. Fortunately for him. Rid-“90W“ Church will no“ ”19" "9-2"
his cries for help “‘9"! board by (inflular meeting and program in the chap-l
01 the maidents of Hickory Bluff who 9' of the church this "9an at 8
3:3: giggrymncgallnoianmto th3hol4mnllted: o'clock. All members and other ladies?
quickfmtona {or the sending oi of the church are mod to be lament.
n. no party when it‘vn seen that l
the: power-boat Was putting call
The baseball team of the Norwolk
from Hickory Bluff topic mn's ald.' .
When the power-boat ‘wchcd the Athletic Club pinyed " practice me
man he was drifting. (“olden the Wnrl street grounds airs»;-
5lizhthouso. and ~ ~ mold” uni shorted: up well: They'vill
’s‘m‘m‘ H" ““' loamy MW on the .m‘
'53:??ch no“ me E m" h” “3 Smith: to play moms: St. rotata- inn”.
. 'of that city in their first contact of the
season. l
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.EASTIRN SIM IN 3340350811.
new shim" MAN HELD."
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Charged with Assault With lnmt to
Kill: in Card Gama.
HARTFORD. April 22.-~Dunlol Czic-z Dd“... imp M Norwalk b An-
‘ “ilk mclifixtfitfnziidltu‘iftfii 221nm: Md Orient Wu”;
to it . i
'kill pending action of the authoritiesi Orion M. 0m! Of the m1-
, oi Xew Britain lollowing the shooting on Stu" of WWI“! celobnte
t and possibly fatally wounding of an- the ”doth “give” of the up“.
firm“ Gmhuh 3""! 0; 3"?" with" Intion at tho anie Temple. Broad
‘ivrilh-W was strut i .\ our em a t. this or 1310 will
. vl ' -h l claims came from 3 Isle!
' ”L w p be comm onward moaned this
| lisml by the inan held here who wet, .
gcaptiu'cd on the outskirts of the city. afternoon I“ 2130 0419‘3“ A buflet
‘- A dispute over a game of cards led to. lunch will be served after the work .
a tight £2,135“de 15.13:“ Siemens. At 6 o'clock a dinner will be served to'
'was a an was on ‘
.... .. .. me New “manure-w 3::
Britain General hoaliital. Five other, gum!!! and pant patrons of 09m.-
‘ Twill-t?” being held by the New Britain' Cl tor of Saudi anlmllr at the 80;
l' ‘ ’ tel man.
I“ .At8p.m.,t.hetewillalnobenrecep-3
' tion to these officers. l
. The grand. worthy motion of the
Former Want-bury Attomey Bequoatho' state in a put worthy matron of Ophir
All sum to Ma... Tech. ,Chapter of South Nmualk. The past,
“'ATERIIURY. April 22.~Tlle will‘ '°""1Y “”035 0‘ 0?“? Chi-Pier What
1 . . , . . . will be present will be Mrs. Ada A.;
of the late Attainey “alter Frisblo Oi nd worth matron of’Con-I
this city. who died in Hartford in Au- . Pagan. 8“ Y _
Inectlout: In. Harry Grinwuld, am.
3“" 1916‘ mm“ "9 m m“ ”m“? Ir a P'tser Mr: Frank C Bockeri
court yeuterdny, after being given upt Mm F ’" riick Behedicr Pant Pair ' 'I
for lost. When Attornsy Frishie died. rs. "'12 ‘, ' 9'“.
in .19"; n m" n“. supposition that; Charles P. Mills. C. \nn.(‘ov ering.
‘ ' ' ‘ 'Thomas Slgsuian. The past matrons;
more was no will, but a few weeks nail . . ill . 810'
it wm discovered. Many legal entail-I 0‘ 09?“. mm?“ w radium 'i" “‘
glemcnts have divisen since. ' Accord-j rgce 2:12:13? (3:12;: In ‘ even 1"
ins to the docui‘nent, tho entim estate: t e 0 * P“ -
Massachusetts institute or?
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Mountains mmm
qurnnhincl' ,ourwuohm
incl-"wanna.
Woodlmcih-u.
Mfumfiuflfio.
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125 W’ -&.
Rags 3c lb. ,
ofJunkonlyifyouundpoMfl
telephone.
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All Lain Invited, Cook Book and
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menu FOR "not“ No.5
Food. Baking Powdnr Bimnits.
Salad Cornstarch Pudding with Cocoa Sumo. Peanut Balm Coobbn.
Dot Crackers. Jal’fee. .
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CLOSE
on Gard”
Tools.
Professional
“indent-s
and amateurs ‘
will wonder
at our arises
on tools of
such dualitv.
. Never befin-e has then been such a dit-
lrinz in the ground as we will have this
Spring.» Never before have we dull into
our profits as on this first show-in: of
SarihtTools for the “Earlv Birds.”
Get. in line while our line is complete on
every itenn If you only pant to add a
niece or two. or if you want a full equin-
'. " “ed! on ill NOW—we are ready to
‘ ' ' ée You. Here are a few minim
“of i' ’ "we are offering.
Norwalk Chronicler