o
' '7 '10:: Hippodrome. when he five on-
m.~uusst,m hate-east the stnermrt. m- m
m my games. this week at he‘Wamup“ .7, a 2 _
“rim—mane 1- to 11.211. 111.11.11.11... -m st. ,m- m
'1‘ 2 Mr. amenities enterhtned‘ more
Deubury was cise'their 1m on 811114
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The Rev. Victor OM. at New
Imam-asbestthesswleeeatthe
mm mm church yes-
terday. while menial musiswesmr-
wwwmnufimrms
«nail toenail-cum '
rm em in Community
Home" and flanker
m rill met for the third time
stigma. Them
.111 he mean the Hanover Jun-l
tel-sandthefioyl‘cmb,
The East End Athletic Association
baseball team and the Wilton bass-
pall tom hold a practice me yes-
terday “Wu on the Wickedot.
the local team winning by a score of
The local team is the former
Mayflower team which has been re-
2-0.
organized.
Reports of' the proceeds from the
ma sale held' on Saturday afternoon
'at Fey’s Market .by the members of
Agnes Guild will be received at the
meeting .of the Guild' to be held on
londnyeuening, March 27th. at the
home of Miss Pearl Clark. Osborne
8t.
avenue.
R0 WA Y TON
Mr. and Mrs. Charles'Conklin.
in Bridgeport.
Mrs. Lewis Parke 1-,
Preston Hart of McKinley Place.-'
of 1
Rowayton avenue. spent the week-end;
of New Yogi-t
City, was the week-end guest of Mrs.
home1in' New York. Mr.
A: business meeting or the Centre-
has not b?“ definately dew-mi
one bid to 850 was acceptaf’but
may be rejected.
pastor of the church that. the mane
George m m
Ernest Lonnshary and m cooks.
the olde‘ in Dam
COLLEGE MAN “"
FOLLOWS GmL
Continued am First Page
vial containing what was
Further light on his mental pro—
his flight from the party and his sub-
sequent hiding.
“I preferred to wait until my tea-
timony would be of 112.11.211.12 give it
and take the rest of the poison. as I
'int1nded to do already before L had
the privilege of meeting Miss Clark
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Raymond and lVV' hom l truLV estimated to be one of
Mrs. Chester Finch motored to N1“
York this morning. where they will Larson ,1
spend the day.
The Roway tO11 CiVic Association will
meet tonight at 8 o ’,clock in the Hose
House. All members are requesttd to
be present.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Parker of
New York City. were the week-end
HUN-its of Mr. and Mrs. William Moore
of-Pond street.
A meeting will be held this evening
of the entertainment committee of
the Rowayton H050 Company. at
which time final plans will be mule
for :1 \1w 11.11111 21nd suppm to he held
Saturday will In 1lls(llssed. A (1 1111013
will follow us usual. '
T1111 St. i’atrirk' s 111 .151111111ude dance
held .uturduy mmui to he :1 hip: suc-
cess. 'l‘wo 111iz11s \V'l11'11 Jeanie-.11 tho
. first won by Mrs. Hvrbm‘t llu' Fault.
of ltmvayton avenue and the Second
by Miss Anna i‘luV't-npm't. Many from
Dark-n und.NorVV'11lk attended the1 at}
fair. . 1
DARIENd’c NORO T0117 ‘
I Miss Em. 11021111111: '01' Pumped ‘21-“ 1' - .
nue. spent the Wet. k- end in New" York
'city. - .
..___.._.
Mr. and \lrs. F1lVV1rd (l1icl1cut11z.of
Highland :1.V'1-11u1.\101e \isitOls in N1VV
York city yesterday.
By popular demand in. New
the Theater Guild will present
iom" for a. return engagement.
Eva LaGalliene. of ’l‘okeneke.
one of the leading roles.
Y-ork'
"i ll-
Missf
holds
the VVorld's finest women ” he .w.roto
ad known the woman six
iweoks he said in tht‘ letters to Medi-
cal l.x.1miner Magrath and a heirs-
111111111. lars111 explained that he. an
admnoml student of chemical engin-
eering. had obtained the poison for
Miss Clark at her request. In one1
sentence he s:1i1l.he “did not antici-
pate to what and" she wanted it. In
another he said he made her promise1
not to use it until she had semi her
. mother
’ The young divorcee.
was mornse.
Larsen said.
and {my gatherings dc-
sirnod to (41111111 lwr were frequent.
H1: asserted that “she had long ago
rim-him] upon lrmv the end should he
Vz'lu-n the many 1l(1\nl(d flicnds no
longer could divorce from her the
,misvry .or her own thoughts"
Vlitlier of thr two men nor the
31:111. 1:: y: omnn \Vlln Intended the part1."
in Miss (‘lr'lrks Huck Pun apartment
l1:11l ”1‘1." part in hrr suicide. Larsen
stn’ulr
COLUMBUS CITIZENS’
”(Continued from First Page.)
Th: purpnses for which the corpora-
tion is fommd 1119;.—
300.11 and political. to promote tho:1
illtt rt st :111 1] VV' elfurc ol ull citizens and,
those 111 ho haw acclaim] their inten-
tidm to become citizens andv to aid all
311:1 h ricciaunnts in obtaining their tin—
is nocessan pr adVlsablc to promote
tile general lwelfare ofihe community
in which this corporation is located
and to help preserve imiolate the
spirit of 'true Ameeicanism.
The club has 110“ about 50 mem-
bers and although two weeks ago it
""l‘he Daricn ‘firomvn were called 101nm“ hut. started. it is believed that this
twice to grass tires on Saturday- after lwill. be one of ”“3 m0“ pmgmssl‘e
noon one at the \‘l'illiam Osborne
plact on Mansfield aVenue.. the other
to the Iselee nursny on the Post road.
The Wolf Cub Pack No.8 met Sat-
urday afternoon at the home of Mrs.’
William Osborne of Mansfield avenue
to organize a buseball team. The
youths are more Enthusiastic in the
sport this year than ever before.‘
. John Brummei of. the Post road re-
«bed a telegram stating that his sis-l
ter Mrs. William Stev'e'n's of Elizabeth,-
N. J.‘. dropped dead yesterday.’ Mr.
Bmmmer will leaVe tomorrow for
New Jersey to attend the funeral.
' Autos owned by Edward Lockwood. 1
or Belltown road. Stamford. and' L. N.
Ginsleer. of 18 Pitson street Newark.
N. J.. came together on the Daria.
flats last night about Ill: 30 o'clock
both cars being badly (12111251221211
the occupants uninjured. The L9ck-
whoa car was taken to Stamford and
the Ginsleer car to the ilurien gfira‘ge.' .
The men will settle .the matter 1113.]
tween. themselves. . --.1 3‘”
The funeral of Thaddeus hHOyt was
held yesterday afternoon troni his
Mg home on Prospect aV'enne. *Minin
of his friends from out of town attend-
ed the service to pay their last 1res-
pect to a. dear friend. George B.
'l‘uttie pastor of the COhgr-és'ri‘tiorlal
Church officiated. harms the echo
vice two of Mr Hoyt’s favorite Zhymss
were film: They Were “Hollow .03"-
and “Face tp Face" sung by hirer
thur Bibbiu {the burial was held
Spring oi-ove (at-meters. '
Sigmund Essen was placed under
arrest on Saturday night by the
Stamford police for a. ViolatiOn of the
motor vehicle lawn.
in the sfimford- court his case “was
dehfemnaser. said the latteranefusod
and this marinas};
“'34 90 mwmerm m3w ,
and powerful of .the clubs of Italian
citizens in' Norwaib
Permanent headquarters will be se-
cured in a short time when further an- '
nouncements will be made Meetings
will be held hp! 9, u. mOnth. the dates
to be announced later.
._1..__.._~
Tex Ricka’rd’s l
Trial Commences 1
NEW YORK. March 20 .-——Trial of
Tex Rickard, bOVing promoter, on anl
indictment charging criminal
on fifteen year Sarah Schoenfeld, be.
usual admirers last min; at Ne'w
thanjhree hundred friend! at hi;
c
will open his summer residence at Go!-
lender’s Paint within dies-1m.
n wumtd aua mm 1
morning by the 311.17. m R. Tattle M can”.
obtained through the bid would be1 ”
used towards Martin: a fund for a.
n'ew parish house Other matters 2 '
brought up for Ma Mg the W8-
evening was the e nommit— Md—
tee to consult m m towards
getting plans are: a. he! m house
mines
The bone; to be (SW-e: bone of
WHO SUICIDED ‘ '
Whether there Was I. pact between
them. however. was still in doubt. In
seVeral letters by Loreen. found on his
body when- it was discovered in the
Fenway behind the Museum of fine
Ans yesterday. were statements that
he had prepared the poison originaily
for the woman of whom he was ext-‘-
amour-ed gaVe it to her and took the
left after
she had fallen dead among her guests '
’ "because after Miss Clark’s death it
was my property and I could use it."
oesses was contained in a. reference to
LEAGUE, INC., FORMEDT
11 papers and in general to do all that. in;
assault l '
m
etc and whoqieud.
Gilbert High. ‘ J - £111
War sum the :9
ketball star wedged m
or his parents.
_,aceept the. bids. Although the W 1 7
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'lifrless i: 111;. ' «14 11v :1 lack of sulphur '
in the hair. 111111 grandmother mod:
up a mi .turc of Sage Tea. and Sui-
phur to keep her looks dark and
beautiful and thousands of women
{and 111 n \V ho Value that even color.
}that beuuiilul dark shade of hair
today m .
and 9:15, new. name “mi
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, 12.1- m up tom 1m anarchism
f. course, Bezel-slid ,. ~ W00! “‘3
the ”no “3'- “with .
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W of can '
:whleh is so attractive use only this
'old-time recipe. .
Nowadays we get this famous mix, ’
iure improved by the addition ‘ of 7
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that hallways were ‘ blocked with,
benches to handle the spectators.
Prospective jurors were. asked if
_the’y knew John Ringling, connecéeid
with“ me madman Square
terprises in which Rickard is inter-
ested.Th1ey wen net's-asked it they '
eVer were mounted. with my
projects. .
Before he was called to the bet-.1
Rickard ‘sal‘d ‘11"; was anxious to have 1
the trial proceed quickly. '
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