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I.. d! the Centers will play the
I. l Intermediates. and this is
, .. I to be a "tough bottle," 1
.. it! ls are good ones. The pre-
.._ mme will be between the'
m” (Manda) and the Independ-l
7, 3 South Norwalk.
!
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uuzl-cPORTHERl-IDDH‘IN. .
i .d Men basketball team will
, \nv Canaan to play the!
, maven" lads. tonight. Bus
w lied Men's Hall at 'l: 30
I in Red Men came out victors
v time these two teams clashed. .
._ht will see a battfe for blood.
.nmlny night. at .Red Men's
,. w.» Red ”Men will take on the
~: I, ll. C. A. five. of Bridgeport.
,.,,< . .n n has lost but one game this
4;», 2. that being to the Electors, and
. ' run; game is expected The
. Win? game will bring together
. . rml tum (Seconds) and Nor-walk
3:1", . EVOOL
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BASEBALII NOTES.
I'SIIIIRGH. March 10.—-A
: 3 of material for the backstop
. on the
~ baseball club is repo by
officials at the West Baden.
wring training camp. »
. Walter Schmidt. the remnant
; number of new. catchers are.
.-. mg. The work of like Wilson,‘
J? wzh‘ picked up by Manager Gib-
Im the Steel League. is report-
r: z» I»- satisfactory. cue Lee and
Ian-unick, rookies, are also doing
. '9 '
I“: IV Brottam. a. catcher, and Bing
._ n r an outfielder. recently award-
is ‘r 3- Judge landls to the Washington
. . H103. are training with the Pl-
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a-"lVl‘JNNATI, March lib—Reports I
. - the training camp of the Cincin- '
in nods. at Chico, Texas. say the
\. tiyl‘rs are all set for the first lineup
3 the man today. when the two
.. 3mg selected from the twenty-three
1- re in training will receive their in-
-.i test in a reel gums-of baseball.-
l'he first game will go only live or
2 innings. and manger Koran says -~
- will not send any pitcher more
tunthreeroundsnsnmrter. Ashe
‘43 only is infielder- here. he will
kw Eppn Ilka! at first base and
u- -- . ntfthird on the second team.
Rube Ere-lei- will play first base
re- the regnhrn: Louis Fonseca sec-
: A. and Sam Bohne. third. with eith-
- Sam Crane or Carl
.TJ.€Yt. and the outfield will can'sist of
2“.an See and Pashert.
Aaynard Felix. the big first base-
a; n is nursing a. sore toe and. will
or: appear in the first game.
Tut-y and marque“! are showing
‘tv speed.
ll EVELAND, March 10.—I..arry
e. :dnf‘r, veteran third baseman. was
. - only absentee when the champion
{v.vlnnd Indians donned their uni-
7e ms at the spring training camp
3- wrday. according to advices re-
amed from Dallas. Bill Wambs-
39.: the second baseman. worked
«43,: with his teammates for the first
1"».
x thunderstorm handicapped the
Eli-:mns' practice yesterday. but the
.l‘zbtcs managed to get in an hour
we Virowing and batting during Villa!
:9) - Wood lifted the ball for over the
II " nvld fence.
‘3!
.7' LOUIS. March lO.—‘Blil Glea-
"3 2 last season with Chattanooga, in
513* routhern Imgue. and Marty Mc-
‘ . from the This club. of the
- on the St. Louis Americans. ac-
m;» at Bogalnsa, 1.2., with the ex-
nwr an of this position. the Browns
a: . xpected to take the field for the
@143:- .2 campaign with the same line-
up as tint with which they finished
only—riook for the name California, on mer Attorney-Genernl l’almer’ s
the Mm. ‘then you are sure your lng, permitting the prescribing of beer
child is having the bat and most as a medicine-
hnrmless Physic for the little stomach, number °t State“. mm’dm‘i t° '3
liver and bowels. Children love its
fruity taste.
‘
m.- Uurday evening, March 14th. at bottle.
”GENERAL MOVE
rangcrncnts for early conferences also
lwith headquarters at Chicago.
‘Union Pacific oliiclals. it was reported,
ingreement with maintenance of way
Pittsburgh National ‘nnnounccd Wedn
[Philadelphia to be in the
_ executives of the road.
. companled in most cases throughout
Scbmehi at,
. ixleve his lost laurels. that he never
>rn Association. are putting tip a
battle for the second base va- 4
Qifing to advica {mthe training
I 'ecudngnl'y back to ache. My kidney-
“.731.“ men’o: 191g holds good-"- '
m” V
~ ‘ i The rebuilding of t
=- bureui’ oft bomb. ”013%
-. and—on snugly new coma
, ~the var-loin Bate 013an m
uwwrohibhlon dimtou. may ‘
looked for nt sneeecly d
iAlong With this r‘eor‘ganlg‘tion.
no means of the spectioul’or kl
rigged to restrict dry agent “a?“
‘ Prohibitiondfio direclo in
'sre ready to resign. a" m
_ their Republican mac
M messages reaching the
Department today.
eternal Revenue Department said the
{inevitable clean sweep in official per-
,sonnel probably would mean a slight
webbing: in dry law enforcement. An-
[nouncement of s new revenue tom-
largsuioner is expected within a. few
3.
‘.. .. Dir-aisles Boer Ruling. 7
Accent Callrornla Syrup of Flss WASHINGTON. — March ll.—F‘or—
rul-
can only affect a sine."
statement made today by Wyne B.
Wheeler. counsel of the Antl- Saloon
League. He stated that 39 States now
prohibit What Palmer’s opinion would
otherwise legalize and added that sev-
, eral of the remaining States will soon
Full directions on each
You must say "Cslifornia."
BY RAILROADS .
To CUT WAGES‘
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tions with their men next week. Ar-
were. reported being made *by ‘ the
Giana. Fe; Chicago. Milwaukee and St.
Paul: Chicago and Grcat VVeatem:
Chicago Rock Island and Pacific. and
the Chicago and Northwestern, all
D
The Long lslnnd railroad met un—
skilled employer, representatives here
yesterday and failing of agreement
announced the "latter would be plac-
‘ed before the Railroad labor Board.
‘also failedeycstcrday to reach an
employee and decided to submit it!
wage proLle m to the Labor Board.
A plan to carry out wage reductions
ny by the Penn—
as reporled from
making by
The Phila-
dolphin and Reading railroad called.
a conferencr with unskilled employes
for March 15 and the Lehigh Valley
and Ontario and Western railroads
were expected to issue statements,
with regard to wage reductions today.
1 The flew York Central onnbunced
its reduction: would be effective April
16 and the New York. New Haven and
‘Hartford cut ~will be l'fi‘ effect as of
April 15. Twelve subsidiary lines of
the. New York Central will follow its
lead. it was reported.
Reduction announcements were ao-
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'the country with a. statement that
“changed conditions necessitate chang-
.ed wage scales." All reductions are -
based cn the Federal Labor Board's
awards of last July. when 3. 5600.000».
000 increase-was granted to 1.800.000
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will be a. number of orders. though Jay-:37".7
minute way-loam m 1. tale a point may from
according} the league chimpioru. Shh is boundto
"nmmlsdorfr \Villimns of the In-!mm°w “a. as there is another
game to be played after. the kick-oi!
has been fixed for 2 cyclock. A large
iltney bus will icme Ward and Main,
streets at .:1: 45 and Boston Store at
1 o'clock.
.lar outside left of Norwulh- being
transferred to a llrldmofl club. the
Nonvnlk F. C. will give a trial to A.
this country from England. The fol-
28 Inch Unbleached Muslin in cuts
upto 15 yards. Yard
40inch Unbleached Sheeting, cut-
from the piece in {my quantity. Yd.
36'Inch White Muslin, Soft Cambric
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7" \f’fipe’s Wu" instantly
Ends intimation, Sournca's,
Stomach Acidity
Men 3 trousers
Owing to “Chick" in". the pop“-
Mockiey. who has lately arrived in
lowing eleven will represent Nor-walk:
P. Rust. H. Norman. W. Helium. -',l‘.
Hudson, A. Wragg F. Henson. A.
Mackiey, W. Norman. J. Townsend.
W. Farmer and L Walker. _
Finn assortment of cops. «ransom.
at
/- 'r‘." u)!" '5- 'a’ tin/als-
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8c
14c
16c
Yard '. .
.. Yard
workers. These increases favored. for
the most part. unskilled and' semi-
skilled labor ,
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HONOLULU. March 10.-——The feat
of Plan Kealoha. Olympic swimming
star from Hawaii. who cut Duke Ks-'
'hannmoku's world record for the 100-
yard swim from 63 aconds flat to 52
1—6 seconds in a. recent race at Ade-
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, Hundreds and hundreds of pairs from Sweet~0rr ml
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Several sorts for every service—each sort inn. bi‘
'Ipecial gathering here at an unusual price.
Toughest of special fabrics for men who mo daily
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Special fabrics for men who work at bench, for carp
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Help iioor, rear.
-
Boys’ hardwear
corduroy sultr— $5. 90.
Togo with livest boy into best of his games and 1131‘
not ofhis play: And they will stay right with him throud
it all.‘
7? Corduroy of tough texture, of good finish, of haul:
laide. Australia, proniises to precipi—
tate a battle royal in the swimming
world when the 100-yard national *
champ ship is staged here, probably
in October during the meeting of the
Ipress congress of the world This
event. together with other national
championship, recently was awarded :3
to Hawaii by the A. A. U
Backers of Duke say he will re-
swims unless pushed and then only
hard enough to win.
Aside from what Duke wifl be ab‘Te
Ito accomplish when glued against the
young Hui Makanl star of eighteen
years, tnere will be other elements to
flguxe in October's race. for the co-
veted 100- yard crown - “Bill" Harriw
lot the Outrigger club, alfbther Olym-
Spic winner, has been traveling fast in
print: of late. SO’has Warren Kenlo-
ha. still another Olympic winner-and
backstrokechampion. Warren is no
relative of Pua. although they both
wry Hui Makani colors, Hui being
Hawaiian for “club."
There is still a fifth comender to
consider. He Duke‘s young bro-
ther. Sam Kahunamoku. Sum has
not the powerful physique of the ten-
year champion. but he has speed and
has improved his going consistently in
the past year. so that today he in
serum, figured as a. possible heir to
his brother’srchampionshlp estate.
and color.
CHICAGO March 1.0 -—-Reports
from the White 80): training camp at
washachie. Texas. indicate Manger
Gleasona enthusiasm over the show-
ing of the pitching recruits being test-
ed by Catcher Ray Schalk.
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