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BASEBALL REsoLUTIoNDoWN
Finds No Support Among Aldermen citv Gets Judgment for $14,9O7.56.

lnuS NO SuppOAA SAAAONe5
 City Gets Judgment for $14,eo7'56.
 The postponed meeting of the repub- lican members of the board of alder men was held last night The mem bers were slow in arriving and It was nearly g o'clock before a quorum was on hand.
 The mayor and the library directors were given the necessary authority 10 conclude the details in the purchase of the Bristol property in behalf Of the city. Alderman Davis resolution for Sunday baseball met with the sad late that had been predicted. Alderman Honan held that the board could not handle the question because or the state law which forbids Sunday base- ball. He was supported in this view bv Aldermen Loos and Curtiss. These men argued that any attempt to go against She state law would be decided lv inadyisable. The resolution was withdrawn by Alderman DAVIS.
 Mayor Studley was authorized to re- ceiye for the city from the American Surety company of New York $l4,9O7'56 for the failure of the National steam Economizer company to meet the terms of inc specifications in installing the heating apparatus at the High school.
 The American Surety company fur nished the bond for the National steam | Economizer company.
 Judgment for the amount named was obtained in the superior court. l The favorable report on the petition of tie st. James P. E. church for abatement of taxes was held up for a time by Alderman woodford: Ile stated that representatives of the church had assured him a year age that they would not ask an abatement again. Alderman Russell said that tne property had now been sold. and tha' no abatement would be asked hereart' CT. The favorable report was accept ed. The amount involved was SSs,sS'
 The report favoring the Pearl stree extension was read for the first time.
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GttY Advertisements.
COMMTTTEE ON CLAnTs

The Committee on Claims of the Board of Aldermen will meet in Rooms 10.1l, City Hall, Wednesday, April 10, 1907, at o'clock ?. m, for the consid- eratiop of the following petitions.
 Petition of Julia Bradley, Sarah Winick, S & Gerard, Ella Arnold, Charles II. Wells, John Stevens, Mrs. Rose Cuff, John Collins, Frank and Mark Moon, Hubert St. Cyr, Patrick and Lizzie Gray, Leonard B. Smith, Kate and Mary A. Mullen, Ellen Ash, .F. L. Kelsey, E, M. Allen, David Cow ell Estate, Mrs, A. M, Lewis, Mrs. Mary Clark, Stillman H. Rice, Margaret DBoyle and Clifford E. Minor, for dam Pages.
 All persons interested in the fore going are hereby notified to be pres ent and be heard thereon without fur ther notice Per order
 HUBERT L, DICKERMAN. Chairman. Attest;
 A. OSWALD PALLMAN. as St
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saOO.Ooo nequest for Columbia.

New York, April S.-At a meeting of the trustees of Columbia university to- day it was announced that by the terms of the will of the late F, P. Fer nald sSOO,OOO had been left to the uni- versity, subject to the life interest of Mrs. Fernald, The money is to be used to erect university residence hall in memory- of Royal, Bleecker Fernald, who entered Columbia in the class of 1901 and who died before completing his course.
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FACE FEARFULLY GAsHED.
Italians DIsagured in Saloon Row on
 HiII Street.

John Cuco, an Italian, had hls face fearfully slashed with razor in the saloon of Dominic sasso at 56 Hill street early last evening and Joseph Daulestino was slightly cut about the head.
 cuco had a deep gash running from his forehead to the chin and cutting his nose almost in two. Both men were rushed to the police station where pr. Seymour spier spent nearly an hour and a half in caring for the wounds Fourteen stitches were necessary to close the wound in Cuco's face.
 As soon as the wound had been at tended to Cuco was removed to Grace hospital by ordsr of pr spier- He VII recover but will be disfigured for life
 Dantestlno was not so badly injured
 The razor with which the cutting wal done was recovered by the police l is filled with hicks which cause th' wounds to be ragged and rendering thu I danger of blood poisoning greater l was covered with blood.
 The cutting resulted from quarrel the cause of which could not be learn ed. MT. sasso. who was in the saloot at the time, declares, it is said, that th' cutting took place in the entrance t the saloon, beween the inner and cute | doors.
 Cassarino Bostone, who is charged with having done the cutting, eseapet and is stlll at large but the police ar making dillgent search for him. Bot Cuco and Danlestlno are charged witt breach of the peace. The arrests wer made by Officers Ledwith and Kane.
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BOWLING.

Last Nights Results in the Individual
 Championship.
 The results of the individual cham pionship series at Johnson's bowling alleys last evening follow:
 A. Johnson won five out Of six from Bonensanger. The score:
 A. Johnson-221, 146, 161, 160, 192, 1S7; total, LOTT; average, 179S.
 Boliensanger-t79, 1855, 149, 139, 1S9 13e; total, 977; average, 1925.
 Collett won five out of eight from Riley. The score:
 Collett-168, 1S8, 24s, 159, 154, 14S, 195 2sO: total, 14S5; average, 1855.
 Riley-190 142, 169, Al, 176, 197, l7O 169; total, 1854; average, 1892.
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ExrRADITIoN CASE DECISION.
Extraaited on One Charge Fugitive Cannot be Imprisoned on Another.

cannot DC AmpFkSoneu oh AH"t"SA'
 Washington, April S--That fugitive from justice in the United States who has been extradited from Canada on one charge cannot be imprisoned on another charge was decided to-day by the supreme court of the United States in the case of Charles C. Browne, an appraiser of merchandise at New York, who three years ago was indicted and convicted for frauds discovered in con- nection with the importations of Jap anese silks. The opinion of the court was delivered by Justice Peckham and affirmed the decision of Judge Hough sitting in the circuit court for the southern district of New York, who or dered Browne's release on & writ of ha- beas corpus.
 The Browne case has been consider ed by the attorney generals office a' of vast importance because of tine pos sibilities in the way of encouraging crime.
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crcatore,s Wife Gets Divorce

New York, April S.-In the supreme court to-day Anna Creatorc was grant ed an absolute divorce from her hus- band, Joseph Creatore, the handmaster. The couple were married in Italy in 1886 land came to this country six years ago. Mrs Cyeatore testified that her hus-
 band abandoned her soon after their larriVal
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nidp for New prltnIn Church.

New Britain, April S.-Four bids for the construction of the new First Bap- list church were opened tonight by the church committee. The bids were not made public, but all are said to be close and in the neiglborhood of $600O0 for a brick or rubble stone edifice. The bidders were B. H. Hubbard & Go. and U. w. Allen & Sons, of New Britain D. IT. Clark company. of New Haven, and tC. B. Andrus. of Hartford
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c. R. HOPKINS CHOSEN.
makes PIace of H s Knox on seni

Takes Place of H. S. Knox on Senior
 Promenade Committee.
 Charles R. Hopkins, 1907, was last night chosen by the Yale senior class to be a member of the senior promen- ade committee. Hopkins takes the place of Hugh s. Knox, manager of the Football association last year. who is unable to serve because of i'll health. Hopkins is the president of the Yale Dramatic association, and took a prom inent part in 'The Pretenders,' , which was produced both in this city and in New York recently.
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BEGGAR TRIES WRONG MAN.
Accosts Police Captain woodruff and

Accosts Police Captain Woodruff and
 is Arrested.
 John Burns who halls from Spring field, Mass, was arrested last night by Captain Woodruff on a charge of beg ging. Captain Woodruff was wending his way home last evening, when at the corner of Church and Chapel streets he was accosted by Burns, who evidently thought him a good victim. Burns failed to arouse the captains sympathy, but rather aroused his ire. Captain Woodruff called Officer Wrinn, who was at the corner, and ordered Burns arrested on a charge of idleness'
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of the league, was presented to the Bridgeport team by Secretary Peet and accepted by the local managers. This was followed by the presentation Of a gold watch to John Allen, the goal ten der, for excellent services as a substi- tute on the Bridgeport team.
 Score-Bridgeport 5, Waterbury 4. Bushes: Loxson 8, Duggan 2, Cunning ham 2. Stops, Harper 21, Sutton l6' Foul, Waterbury 1. Referee, Allen At tendance. 1000.
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BASEBALL RESULTS.

Chicago Americans Win Their First
 Game With Springfield.
 Springfield, O., April S.-The first game of the series with the Chicago American team and Springfield was won bv the visitors to-day by a score of 10 to 2. When "Jiggs' Donohue .tenned to the bat in the first inning ex-Mayor Bowles presented nm "iu' a dio nond scarfpin, gift from hls
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. City Engineers Office
 No IT City Hall

4NU, IT NIIy TIdIIl
 New Haven, Ct., April 6, 1907 Sealed proposals will be received at this office until ? p, m, April IS, 1907, for grading Woodward avenue from Forbes avenue to Fort Hale Park. Blank forms of proposal and any in- formation concerning plans, specifica- on application
 No proposal will be received after the time specified, and all proposals not on the blanks furnished or not properly filled out will be rejected
 The right to reject any or all bids is reserved.
 By order of the Director of Public as St c. W. KELLY, City Engineer.
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LAST POLO GAME.
EEW HAVEN AND WALLINGFORD
 HAVE OVERTIME CONTEST.

Score Was Goals to 7-Five Hundred peouIe Witnessed the Last Contest Other Games.
 After playing a fast and exciting overtime game New Haven defeated Wallingford at polo last night before 6OO fans. The score was goals to z and Miller caged the winning goal aft er two minutes and fifty seconds over- time play.
 Wallingford New Haven IcCarthy ........,...'..,,.....'. Jason
 First Rush,
 Main ..,....s..,. .,..'''''''''''. Cultlss
 Second Rush. Farrell ......,.....,......,a.,., Miller
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 won bv.. Gagged by. Time New Haven Jason .. .. ........,. o:S5 New Haven CuFllsS '' '''s'''''''' 'ot WalIingford--Farrel ......... .... 3:Ot New Haven Curtiss .... .... ...... S:2C New Haven Curtiss .. ............ 2:5t Wallingford Mains ........ '4S Wallingford Farrell .' ...,..,. l:6S New Haven Miller .,.,,."...... .2s Wallingford Farrell .....,.... II Wallingford Mccarthy ........ l'l5
 a n Wallingford Mccarthy .. ........ 70, Wallingford Mccarthy .. ...... 5.Ot New Haven Jason .' ........." II New Haven Curtiss .. e. .........60i New Haven Miller Q. ...,....... 25t stops-Pence 50, Mullen 54 Fouls Mccarthy l, Farrell 1, Jason 2, Rush es. Mccarthy f. Jason Il. Attendance 300. Referee. Welch,
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PAIN IN NEW YORK.

New York, April C-Theh New York National and Newark Eastern league baseball game at the Polo grounds, scheduled for this afternoon, was call ed off on account of the wet grounds
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NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given of a public hearing by the Bureau of Compensa- tion to be held in Room TO- City Hall April 11th, 1907. at 8 o'clock At that time and place opportunity will be giv- Yen to all who desire to be heard in re- Llation to the assessment of benefits ' for the construction of a sewer in the following named streets: Bright street between Grand avenue and Pine street. Peck street between Atwater street and Rowe street.
 Barclay street between Adeline street and Frank street Winchester avenue between Harriet street and Cave street Atwater street between Lombard street and Peck street. Downes street between Columbus avenue and Congress avenue. BUREAU OF COMPENSATION. a9 St B. N. BLATCHLEY. Clerk
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Cleveland American league team. The score by innings
 I R.H.E. Cleveland .....OOOO8SOO2-S fl 2 Cincinnati .....S Q OO 0 7 O-6 7
 Batteries-Moore, Leibhart and Be- mis; Mason, Coakley and Schlei'
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New Haven SiaarlhO9f Tila

FAKTIS REDUCED, T5c .tO New YorI.
 EXCURSION TICKETS, $1.25, STEAMER RICHARD PECK, Belle Dock 2:15 a. m, daily except Mondays Passengers may board steamer at any time after 10:00 D. m.
 From New YOrI5--Steamer leaves Pier 20 East River, foot of Peck Slip 4:VV p. m, daily except Sunday.
 Time between New Haven and New York about five hours <. For, tickets and staterooms apply at the office on Belle Dock; also at Bishop The NEW ENGLAND NAVIGATION %.
 George c. Black. Agent. New Haven.
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Ar Tuny M. R. 6. ALLEYs.

The trinmers trimmed the Films last
 evening at the Republican club alley
 by winning two out of three games u1ba cnora.
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BRIDGEPORT 5, WATERBURY 4.

Bridgeport, April S.-The Bridge port team had a regular celebration at the last home game of the polo season tonight. Prior to the starting of the game with Waterbury the Globe Silver cup. emblematic of the championship
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NEw WORK AMERICANS WIN.

At Lync'oburg, Va.-New York Amer jeans Irregular team) 3, Lynchburg (Vir- ginia State league) 0 (called in fifth inning -rainl.
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THE ALBEMARLE.

Virginia Ave-, near Beach.
 Modern high class family house Capacity 400. Contains every conven- fence, including elevator, steam heat spacious sun -purlors, private baths, etc Offers special low rates during Aprii and May of $S, S1O, s1250 weekly; $g up daily, for steam heated front rooms metal beds, excellent table and atten- tive white service.
 Booklet J.P. COPE.
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CLEVELAND 8, CINCINNATI 6.
 Cincinnati, April s,-The Cincinnati baseball team was defeated in an ex- bibition game this afternoon by the
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WASHINGTON ', COLUMBUS 6. Columbus, O., April S.-The Washing ton Americans to-day defeated the Co., lumbus American association team in loosely-played game. The score by innings:
 R.HE. Washington ....OO0SO1SO'-7l F 6 Columbus ......0 22o002 2-6 8 Batteries-Patton, Hughes and Blan- kensaip and Heydon; Robertaille, Vel and Blue.
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friends in his home town. The score by innings:
 R.H.E. Chicago ......."..1 402 ? 1-lO IS Springfield ..,.....0 70 0 0 2-2 Batteries-Altrock and Sullivan; Hallman and Snodgrass.
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Stops-Pence 50, Mullen 54, Fouls, Mccarthy l, Farrell 1, Jason ?. Rush es. Mccarthy 4, Jason Il. Attendance, 300. Referee. Welch.
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 The last organ recital of the season was given by Professor Parker last evening starting at 5 o'clock at. Wool sey hail. The programme, which m cluded one of his own compositions, also included one of MT. David stan
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forle0en ITten OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
for Seneitret. I'll SorTtan0 gien'
paIgte8 Or. 8. Grurpforo og til 8tce'
forrnono @6pofat 8eorg Mpbre. @f'
ter 8aIget opIpite Sormanben, at ge'
~itpreIien for Chen arbeioer meo
8lan ON en- Sargerfero til Rorb'
Lamb og 6~innorfen al ca. ID Cages
&arig6eo iii Sommerer. Sorentn'
gems 8eiDreIie bar ira flere Songtn'
teresiereoe norbpua foaet Iterfe Sp'
fororinger ON etbeItg at fomme. S9.
iud tnben Stuoerrter angforeningerl
er Der iterf Stenutin8 for 8iennem.
ferelie al Sltren.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-19
Snalfanaerbaab til Sapau.

SDaifanssrbaab til Sapan. Sra
Ssnsberg meboees: Den rtpe SDul.
fanser Sop Npr", Der er Hepen for.
ipnet meo SangitreSifaber og 8ropi.
ont / Ssnsberg, afgif npIig berfro
for at brioe SnaIfnngit peb Sapans
&piter. Den isreS af BEN norife
&aptein 4rntien % eis at ct Reoeri
| Sapa1l, Der bar IaSet Sfibet bpgge
reS IferS metaniIfe @erfteo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-19

NcbblGit 2aaDe. sra Sougeirno
meIbes ben 29oe Saraiar: 8na gaar.
ben ode | 6sresfioroen neobIeite
i~gaaruftes en- 2uapebpgning. Gieren,
EN- Gnfe, blep itpgt forilaaet, oe en-
Seit or4btes. 8isrene oerimoo REQ.
0ehes.