Bridge
\\‘ tin-tiny.
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K .‘ ..l.:‘.’.) {\l -. (5"...) t-l‘il‘lS to ('vHM‘ llulllll; \vt-n- disohcy-
filini‘.’ ”13:15: 31$": 1 1 here given the poli.;--, and tho-
_ ._ 1m: dcpurtinent was pl‘l'plllt‘d to turn
. .. my city hose on gangs similar to
u, . 3.3”! 1 rep i-trst l'uge. \\llll'll raided the Httnpus :ill
H ll: «lay night. Reports that the at!»
H,” . ,,,‘.~H-‘ iiisiut‘lmnt w‘ ”I; t. . "..~. on Yale Wert- not over \Vrrc t-il_i'-‘
.1“ l; .m, Mum.“ “mam”: 'l'ln- n 2. not none had 1’32“" allt'llllvlt-d lll
.1‘rv\\n.l lill lullvl'lllfil .‘lllll LLl'Ulll’:; Xi“ (i‘: .V 0'\'t~lllll:. H“. :llul‘tl 1" ill!)
“Ii._H,:‘”Hl we]... ulllvkl} .—'t'n-- :‘l‘ll. ‘\ nl lllo‘ ‘t‘zltliplls‘ “us l‘tltltlllli-
(' ‘v {liruwn near ()shorn liml. it “H'l ”W will“. assignmo-nl in thc
.>‘-l tun sittiiors l.(ll!l .l ' . ‘l‘y “mm. “HT SHTHEUWHHI. “1
ill :oud oft-cl in (Liam; mil '2'” 'm‘v rilltlgtfllt‘)‘ “luv“ “ught
.11 boys. who zillllt'.l‘.l uni inn “1""
unruly. l’olir-.- ul-u- plan-:1 m1 AQ't3‘0r5 BUSY-
n‘ at two lle“>]lflllt r Hllll't‘.~. tol- l'2li' tvpmls Iltnt uudcrurmluutcs
.1! "'ports of llll'iill:~ :l_;i is! ll:-- s----:i on lll" central strvt-ts “ould lw
....-, or the manm-r in which til-y Murcia-d picvt-nted many of the stu-
criitwl the rioting. dcnt-~ liom leaving the cmnpus. al-
‘ht- lice at 11 o‘rlock cit-urodtllt' illt)ll‘,',l| no assaults were reported.
m ...l streets downlo‘nn and torcml 'l'lw riot which was begun in an al-
' v-Zc-strlans to keep within a tack on the campus about 9 o'clock
,r
. Conn.
.‘lllS‘ 28. 1910.
. The New
Americ an Figure
MERICA is witnessing a revival of interest in all healthy out—door
sports. The training camps gave them all a taste of it. Now they want
more... And they need the kind of clothes that fit a broad chest, a narrow
Waist, and an erect, symmetrical figure. 7
THE HOUSE OF
.KUPPENHEIMER
\
has designed new models to conform with the athletic proportions of the
modern young man. The styles express that virile thorough-bred action
which today typifies the New American Figure, the dignity of strength, set
off by the distinctive touches of style refinement. .
3'
n
A goodly assortment of single and double breasted mod-
els, tailored in the usual Kuppenheimer standard, in
gégin and novelty fabrics, greater values at $35,340, $45
MWHOWLAND’S‘W
Entrances on Main St, Fairfield Ave., Cannon St.
l
. -. sane-u
"Ug'." ..’- mt. .
..'.“':I';.L. ”it
._,_ - .
' moynulso.
STATE". (il'filiill if}
i‘mfl'ic on most of tltv- strwts
crn‘nx—s 'r' "‘ our?
“are bt'lli‘Vt‘ll tn ll" Yul“
unto-s. ()rd-‘rs to slum: in cusv tliwii
Tuesday night, was maintained until
Jt'l.
‘9 - 'c Way and in some cast-s all nvnrl} dayln'mik. Only six arres‘ts
lllll‘ was closed. A large number We‘l‘u‘ made. three of them under-
ll'l.-:~ pulled off trolley poles lit-air graduates. who were charged with
‘. and the firemen who Wore l Clll‘l'YlnL' ccncealod weapons. Few
a GI cc
vi hand turned their hose on the-m
rich kept the boys quiet.
Tun Yule students who Wt'l‘l‘ taken
, a hospital were identified late yes-
rday as J. A. Gifford. Jr.. of “'ilkes—
I'H'. l‘:t.. and Earl White, of Derby.
on suidcnts were severely 2”» up
Tuesday night.
l'ulnlmnies of the Second Regiment
Connecticut State
:Wns surrounding New Haven were
rdn- d to be ready for mobilization
t a moment's notice. Six New
mnpunies were quartered at the local: ment yesterd
lb“
of lln- men in the mob Wcre in uni
form. although the report was thul
the riot was an not of the members
or ll:«- 10an infantry Regiment. which
rrsentui an alleged slur on the
lll:ll(‘llillL’ members last Saturday by
studcnts who snevred from their
tlUrmil-rl'y windows as the parade
pasmul. Members of the Yale faculty“
and the Student Council said last
night that they had investigated care-
fully for traces of any such' act with-
Haven out finding any. Members of the regi
ay said that they knewo
Guard in
f
\ 'lol‘y. Bayonets Were fixed on 9.11] none.
.m-s and motor trucks were on hand
rush the men to the campus should
4,... crowd get out 0: control of the I
‘ MOP.
‘ Idered to Shoot If Riots Continue.
\rming the municipal 901100 With
revolvers,
z nmpanies of the State Guard and
Governor's Foot Guard under emerg-
mobilization
ll'r‘tlt-‘d
r‘llt'y
Fitzgerald yesterday acted decisively
:o prevent a." repetition of m
liis’ht’s riot in
sand perms
‘ Few Service Men.
Eye witnesses of the riot. including
the police, said yesterday that few
men in uniform composed the mob
that attacked the campus, but that the
ring-leaders were roughly dressed
characters who spread propaganda of
q I r044 " l
and placing the
it was claimed had been committed
including the insult to
the wildest description of acts which I
Police Very Lax
it'll; “'- «nlilti- sl' 01‘ “Wills \‘.'t‘:'i'
rmdv in} Illu' inlilt' in lll'! \t at llli‘ Ill"
party hi to: tmmvd and from curry." .
out its plans. Uddly rnouzh the tart
thzu thc» rim \\.is to hike place “as
published “ill: lurec headlines in tun
or ill" thrco t‘\-‘llillL’ newspapers 'l‘ih
tiny “illl tho- commcnt that "I1"
puny “mild sm-l :it 5 o‘clock from
Ilzc lit-tinn-tt lountuin on tho Hrcon,”
’lhis lul to tip trcnundvm crowd
chili-ism.
No lllll‘ up»: l.|l.vll mr half an
hour ilil'i ill" p div.- tu'v‘J cisilv hau'
tll.-'!t' . "d it hard it :v- it til. Instead
the prin- villi-H's ;. :mud it to form
and. 3:..«Ewd la: the nuiizm rs drosscd
in (Eli/111': t'li-ill' 5. ill" Ultill:\l.tt‘tl by a
stnrlt outii'... r ul >ultliu:.. it proceed
cd 1“ "w cmnpus.
Many Attacked.
Ant-z it “'«lS tvpulswl b)’ the under?
;..':ttlll1"»i;~ “ho unnrdwl the closed
run-s. the moh pounced upon dozens
or your”: nwn \\llll going about
ltflt-l‘ the fashion of
\H‘rv- l)v|it‘\t'd to ho-
llany ol’ the-m
strc-uzs lamina».
tlmlcruraidutit: s.
longr to thz- univwrsit)‘.
were pl-undmi into llli"tl.‘l$('i0ll.\'ll?$.~‘.
They now taken to lilt' locztl hospi-
tuls and tvviuul lwl'otc morning. re-
iusin: to give their homes.
The Injutcrl _
Last night the only inmate of the
who was -
lllv‘
William P. Montgomery. Injured
in Face.
alic illi'l‘lln‘i:- of tho rioting
ill(‘l\‘"l5
.‘it‘d Ni
p t") l‘i".’lltl clubs- ur ‘t luv
.\.:i. whit-u ting: ltummlr- d an) sus-
p rhd F'llllt'lil. and stained
:lllltl“.s ct l.uiluin;_s u:
l'idtt-
many
:‘é.l-‘
im- ‘ Illt' rumpus Wcrc broken to :t
luugt‘ ~Kl~-llt. In (islmrn liitll. the
urn! -l library. Hymn-A llslll. ll\\'iehl
Hull. llli' Nv‘w llil\“ll llislm‘hdl Sm iv»
ly and runny ot‘ lllt‘ ['1 citation luiild-
inns. thc damages “ill amount to
thousand. o.’ dollars. ,3th incommr
r‘l‘li‘ snail .~d by the university ho
t lllr“ of lilv llillutl.‘ ol the city 01' Xe-w
Huxcn in afford it l'UlH't‘ Ill‘uli't‘ililll is
\titlwui put-odcnt lll tlp- history ol‘
lulu-r tollcuc or town. l
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MEMORIAL DAY 5
OBSERVANCE;
l
¢(;uJ"|1'~vt-: imu. l‘nue ‘l‘lfll l
E
llcsidg-s the 1;. A. it. there will hot:
in linu ("tinpdliirs or the State Guard:
the Spanish \\':tr Veterans. the Boyi
Stools. and a cordial invitation is “X- l
tn-htlvtl to all soldicrs and sailors oil
the \\'orld “far to join in the parade l
' A police (scort Will hcad the parade,’
fund music
; liart .\‘ur\\'nlk lnum (Tarps.
will be furnished by the!
Our youngest patriots. the school}
New Hutt-nlieneral Hospital l 1” .. >_ . . .
injured in the riot was Edward D. ‘ ‘d‘fll' ““l 2mm” ‘" "31“0‘15 DOIMS'
Waters of llerbv an undergraduate. "’ “mm" "‘1" Oldest \cwrans by sing-1l
' ' ‘ -- 4-.—...... .4... .__.__...
whose skull may be fractured. at. ' ‘ ‘
Ithough indicatiOns strongly point to CUT THIS OUT '7 '5 \NORTHi
his recovery. MONEY .
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I St. Raphael's Hospital and p‘tysi-l
cians living near the Central Green'
treated dozens of emergency cases.‘
H. P. Childs, of Pittsburgh; B. “V. C.
Smith.‘of New York. and Juan Tripp.
_of Chicago. are three undergraduates writinz
who were severely pounded up but You will mop”? in return a. trial
age containing Foley's Honey and Teri.
iCompound,
Others injured in the rioting accord- croup; Foley Kidney Pills for pain in‘ sing.
:whose injuries have been found to
'consist or only bruise anstomies and
cut faces.
- in; to the police were as follows:
Stephen Column. of No. 728 Ore!»
on! may“ iii"; 8321:: reported shaming, of on! street, shot in shoulder, will re-
count/boy- in' “theme! cover. . g ..
which: ‘ 5.3;:
Don't Miss This. (‘ut out this slip,
your name and address cleariyl
pack- i
for coughs, colds
enclose with BC and mail it to Foley ti _.,_-.._, ~ .
00., 2835 Sheffield Ave, Chicago, “L,” in: patriotic songs as theypass.
At St. -Mary‘s church the children
of St. Mary's parochial school
greet the veterans, and at East Nor-
_ walk, corner of East avenue and Row-
andi on street. the school children. will also
Whilcthcstorcistobecloscdlllds M 'olD F'dn 'twil'~ ‘
Thursday beyond the usual dosing ham- 0:6. emon I)" n y, l t not
What busy hours
ahead for clothes choosers!
It is almost MEiéECi'li‘il Day.
With an uncommon mix I
shall celebrate that distinctl
erican day. ’
For the War is over; we
joice. _
There have been born ne
mics and a new organizatirt
men who fought for Freedom
the Nation.
Friday we shall honor the
. and the new, the blue and
gray and the khaki alike. - ,
And we shall not honor th
whit the less beca' 'e we. i
their day a formal op Tl'
Summer season. ‘1
’Tis well that we should don ‘
best. ‘ ‘ ' "
Thus atis w l that th _ ,
ready with ai at women,'a§. '
as men, requrre. to be at their &
. in apparel. ‘ ‘
Neither need nor time now to tell in detail of how com
and fine that readiness is. ,
You can depend upon the store to meet your demand. .
‘ Whether that demand is for one thing or many, for li» 7:
large, for wear or for enjoyment, for outdoor comfort and w
{or for service as you march in the testimonial to the Na *'
men of wan-the store will meet it promptly and well.
Special hats read-
Crime hurrying with all speed to he read). tor your M'c-
,onzil l):iy service.
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a uni
Beauties; of new shape and seasotiahle weight :mJ
he efi‘ect.
Those handsome cushion-brim white Milan sport
hats; all trimmed in white and as smart and com
of air as one COllld wish--- $3 90
C
«will $5 to $6.50»-
t‘ancy braids in basket weave; all these
Leghorn tailored and sport ho ,
in white and as fine in c act as you please---
and fancy straw, white and black
worth $5 to 86—-
Snappy sailors of handsome pineapple braid ,
notably-smart in shape— 3
rich colors, lustrous and gleaming,
worth $3.50 to $5—
'lfl|.'
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THE ROWLAND DRY GOODS 00.
Second floor.
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veterans the tender memories we l TEACHER WILL
have. of the sacrifices they made in. A number of mi
. , cont.
the fight to preserve unimpaired the 3 in v w . recel 0‘ '
unity, the purity and the glory of ourg x ' eur ere ' v V
nation. New issues and new responsi- 3 ""Chm'fi l“ Superl “
biliitées have confronted us. but in the ‘ George V. Buchanan's
wo s of Lincoln. "We can nN'PT TOP- There are till tw
. 0
got what they did for us." ' T
will
<Ii
the Green there will be an inter
sides and back; rheumatism. backache, “ '
till! i hla dd or oil tr I 701- eating program, Rev. 11-. 1; 1m, ml Any information about the parade l communication it w
' tho Bath Norwul mug“; my be obtained from semen“ mnmtm those two ‘ .
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