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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-11-22
REVISED POLO SCHEDULE
FOR NEXT THREE WEEKS
After December 5 New Haven
Will Play Home Thursdays
Instead of Fridays.

The following revised schedule for
the next three weeks has been made
out, the playing night in this city be-
ing changed from Friday to Thursday.
December s. The schedule:
Monday, Nov. 25.-Hartford at Prov
idence, New Haven at New Britain,
Pawtucket at Bridgeport
Tuesday, Nov. 26,-Hartford at
Pawtucket, New Britain at New Ha-
ven, Bridgeport at waterbury.
Wednesday, Nov. 27.-Bridgeport at
Hartford.
Thursday, Nov. 2s-Afternoon,
Bridgeport at New Haven, Providence
at Pawtucket, Hartford at New Brit
ain; evening, New Britain at Water
bury, New Haven at Bridgeport, Paw
tucket at Providence.
Friday, Nov. 29.-Providence at
New Haven, waterbury at Pawtucket.
Saturday, Nov SO.-Waterbury at
Providence, Pawtucket at New Britain,
New Haven at Hartford
Monday, Dec. New Britain at
Providence, Hartford at Bridgeport.
ueSudyb D6C. ot'-ANUW 41iAts@AAi Ss
Pawtucket, Bridgeport at New Haven,
Hartford at waterbury
| Wednesday, Dec. 4.-Providence at
Hartford, Bridgeport at New Britain,
Thursday, Dec. 5,-Pawtucket at
New Haven, Providence at Waterbury
Friday, Dec. 8,-New Haven al
Pawtucket, Waterbury at Bridgeport
Saturday, Dec. 7.-ANew Haven at
Providence, Pawtucket at Hartford,
Waterbury at New Britain.
| Monday, Dec. s.-Pawtucket Al
Bridgeport, waterbury at Providence.
| Tuesday, Dec. 1o.-Waterbury al
| New Haven, Providence at Pawtucket
! Wednesday. Dec 11-Providence al
i New Britain, New Haven at Water
bury, Bridgeport at Hartford.
Thursday, Dec. 12.-Hartford al
Bridgeport, New Britain at New Ha-
ven
Friday. Dec. 13.--Hartford at Paw
tucket, New Britain at waterbury.
/ Saturday Dec. H.--Pawtucket 81
Providence, Bridgeport at New Brit.
ain, New Haven at Hartford.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-11-22
YALE TEAM OFF
FOR AUBURNDALE
Many Substitutes Go With Var
sity for Last Game of
the Season.
COACHES STAY WITH MEN
Six of Them Go to Give the
Men the Final Instruc-
tions.

The members of the Yale varsity
with the substitutes. the coaches and
the trainers, left yesterday afternoon at
1885 o'clock for Boston, where they
went to Auburndale 70 remain untll
Saturday morning Beside the regular
eleven, among those who went were
Logan Burch, Piggott.. Foster, Feyton'
Thornton, Brown, Dunbar, Parks, Bid
die Dimes. Bingham, murphy Wylle'
The coaches In the crowd were Wal
ter Camp. Head Coach Knox, Jim Ho-
Egan, John Hall, Paul Veeder, Carl
Flanders, who will to-day give the
eleven the final instructions for the
game In an hour Of secret practice at
|Auburndale.
The members of the eleven are all in
first class condition, except Paige and
ICbngdon. Paige still has trouble with
/ his knees, and Foster will play the po-
.sition Of left tackle part of the game
at least. Congdon at the station yes
Rterday walked with slight. limp, and
i Dunbar will probably play the greater
! part of the game at center.
The players were given rousing
cheer at the New Haven house yester-
gday afternoon, a cheer for each fndiv-
5idual player and coach. In spite of the
zdrizzling rain there were about 1000
#students in front of the New Haven
Blouse
The celebration Of the scrubs and the
Freshmen the night before last was one
Hong to be remembered In the annals OF
5Yale football There was lineup after
N ne-up on the Green, ending with =
8spectacular long run away from the po-
#lice shortly after midnight
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-11-22
SIX DAY BICYCLE RACE.
Rules to Prevent Trfckery in Big
Event Starting December s.

The annual six-day bicycle race will
start on the night Of Sunday, Decem-
Der 8, one minute after midnight, and
continue until the following Saturday
night, December IA in the Madison
Square Garden Radical changes &till
be made in the rules governing the
running Of the race The officials Of
the National Cycling association, the
governing body of all cycle racing on
this side Of the water, are now prepar-
ing new rules tending to eradicate all
unfair or foul riding. 1t has been claim
ed in past years at various times by
contestants in the race that riders
have deliberately fallen from their
wheels to prevent losing lap. BE
this true or not, there will be no pos
sibility Of. such thing happening in the
coming race, as the new rules will eff
fectually prevent any trickery.
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xAr,nN.r rnAeuyp srANDrve.
PAwTUoKET WINS AGAIN
Defeats Waterbury In Fine Game by
Score OF 5 to A.

Especial to the Journal and Courier,)
paw.',~'-st. = Z, Nov. Elm one
Of the hottest games Of the season the
local team scored its third victory In
the National league series tonight, de-
feating the Waterbury quintet by the
narrow margin of one goal, to 4.
The game was we'll contested through
out, the Connecticut players fighting
hard to get out Of their position at
the foot Of the ladder, which defeat
only ensured them Of for a longer
time. The local team had somewhat
the better of the game from the shoot
ing standpoint, and, to the delight of
over 1000 enthusiastic fans, captured
the contest before the final whistle
sounded.
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CLAIMING sUsPENDED.
West Haven Selactzaen ProaifDat n
from December /.

Acting under the provisions OF al act
passed by the last session of the state
Legislature, the selecemen Of the town
Of Orange have issued notice that fou
the projection Of what are known al
soft shell CLANS, the digging Of such is
prohibited In all the natural clam beds
lying between the boundary iinss Of the
towns og Orange and Milford and the
westerly side of Bradleys Point or
Yellow Rock from the first OF Decem-
Der until the first of next June. The
order has been issued from the office Of
the selectfnen and bears the date Of
November is.
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NEW HAVEN STILL
AT TOP OF LEAGUE
Although Beaten by Waterbury,
Local Quintet Are Not
Displaced.
WATT INDIVIDUAL LEADER
Has Average Of 208 for Six
Games-C. Johnson in
Third Place.
WATT INDIVIDUAL LEADER
STATE LEAGUE STANDING.

Although the New Haven state
League bowlers rolled poorly and were
beaten in two games, they still re-
main at the top of the league, tied with
Hartford. Waterbury by defeating the
local aggregation got d good grip OIL
third place. Bridgeport Is due here
next week, and this ought to mean a
victory for the Johnson men.
Watt Of Bridgeport leads the bowlers
with an average of 208 for six games.
Charlie Johnson Is third in the individ-
ual standing, his average being 1851.
All of the New Haven rollers are above
49, the best record for any team in
the league.
The State league records are:
High three strings, Watt, b., 671.
High single, Redf1e1d, H., 27S.
High team single, Hartford, 1856
High team string, Hartford, ASIA.
High individual pin fall, French, B.,
mo
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A Meriden High school paper had the
following to say concerning the local
High school team: From all accounts
Wailingford's football team in general
has been hoodooed this season. The
Meriden boys must recall that the los
cal team had practiced only tive or
three times, that some of the men had
never played football before. and that
w. H. S. had no coach. We can't eH-
poet too much from a team that has
had no advantages.
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ULLMAN WILL NOT TALK.
No Statement ON Reported Return t.
Building Committee.

Colonel I. M. Uilman is now serving
on ahe building committee Of the board
OF education When the plans of the
building committee on the Greene
Street school were rejected recently
Colonel Uldnan and Dr. spang re-
signed from that connittee. The
designations were not accepted and
ben are now serving again on the CONS
mfttee. The other member of the CONF
mittee Is F. A. Belts.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-11-22
WESTON AT TOLEDO.

Toledo, o. Nov. Pedestrian
Weston reached his hotel In Toledo at
noonY From the city limits to the
down town section he was attended hy
. crowd Of men and boys At the hotel
d thousand people had gathered ana
he was given an ovation. Weston was
greatly fatigued. He left Toledo at
a:45 p. m. The rest here revived the
pedestrian
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-11-22
LACROSSE POPULAR.

Baltimore, Nov. II. -Members Of
the Johns Hopkins lacrosse team have
received letters which show that la
crosse teams have been formed at
both the naval academy and at the
Westpoint Military academy and that
the midshipmen and cadets intend to
make the sport leading one at both
institutions.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-11-22
HOUSTON WINS GAME.

st. Louis. Nov 21.-The twenty
fourth game Of the tournament for
the national three cushion billiard
championship played here to-day re-
suited in a SO to 40 victory for Thorn
bs A. Houston Of st. Louis over Joseph
Nv. Capron Of Gait, Canada. Houston's
high run, 4; average, SO. Capron's
high run, Al; average, so.
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: "
UNION SCHOOL WINS.

The first basketball game Of the year,
played last night between the Bengal
Juniors, one of the group clubs % the
Foote High school, and the Union High
school Of West Haven, resulted In d
victory for the school by a score of
II to g..
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-11-22
SWIFT AND HUBER
VIII Roll at Tuxedo Alleys Tonight
for Purse of $50.

At the Tuxedo alleys tonight A. E.
Swift and o. G. Huber will try conclu-
sions with each other. The contest
will be for $50 side. The game will
start at 10 o'clock prompt
. At the Y. NJ, R. G. alleys Saturday
night the teams Of Co. A and Co. P
will roll a match game. Play will be-
gin at the usual time.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-11-22
VALUABLE KENNELS BURNED

Rye, N. Y, Nov. 21.-The Brookside
kennels, owned by George Greer were
burned today at logs Of over $4,000,
Of the hundred valuable dogs In the
kennels, sixty, mostly prize winners,
were burned TO death and many others
will die
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SPORTING NEWS
GRIDIRON NOTES.


cgon Of organized cheering which likely win last long
Taking fraternies at this time
the goal line the
suit of Saturdays nterfered with
The outside Of the
coaches Soldiers Saturday ought in itself the
Harvard players.
dining hall
Only sympathy Is being felt for the MASSACHUSETTS, college
The eeventas greatly strength
ened It Newhali little quarterback but he does not come
Tad
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-11-22
ARMoRY ATHLETIC NOTES.

Sergeant Mcmahon was yesterday
elected manager Of the Garfield baskets
ball team, which IL now being formed.
There are q large number Of men out
for the team and the Quintet when
chosen ought to be an unusually strong
one.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-11-22
DyER leads With IT'S
STERLING LEAGUE BOWLER
Also Holds Record for Great
est Number of Marks, With
Total of 81.
srER1rNe LEAGUE STANDING.

Dunn leads the Sterling league bowl
ers with an average Of It's for twelve
games Lockhart and Eppolito follow
In the order named. Dunn holds the
record for the greatest number of
is second In rank In this feat also.
The East Rocks lead the league hav-
ing lost but one game ont Of nine
PLAYED, their average being $50
The individual averages follow:
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:. 6s7 626 750--aOsat
High game, Uaonas, $50.
High three strings, Gauggle, 54S.
High single, Gauggle, 1872.
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726 754 919--2S99
High game Rebels, 919,
High three strings, Pond, 546.
High single, Gamble, 207.
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WINoHEsTER ASSOCIATION.
Naornis Defeat the Katydids - They
Also Took the High Game.

At the Tuxedo alleys last night the
Naomis defeated the Katydids by
winning two out Of the three games
rolled. The Naomis won the high
game, and Gausgle of the opposition
secured the high three strings and
high single. The seoYa. ~,
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-11-22

The next meeting Of conamistee tor
the Garfield Gaards' athletic tneet will
be held Sunday az 1880 d. m.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-11-22

Last nights result OF the pool tour
nament between the Hancock lodge,
and the Accancnt lodge shows a gain of
2S for the local organization Acca-
nsnf, 1,6e2: Hancock, S64, putting Ae-s
canant team In the lead by 22S points.
The scores OF last nights games: Acca-
nant--Douglass. So; Taylor, so; total,
100; Hancock, Turner "a; Winchell, As;
total, "a.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-11-22
WINCHESTER OFFICE LEAGUE.
|spartans Create Triple Tie for First
Place.

The spartans created a triple tie
for first place in the Winchester Of
flee league by defeating the Thorough
|breds at Johnson's last night. George
Hamilton and Ernest Judd were The
|sharpshooters for their respective
Beams, the former leading the three
Etrings honors and Judd making high
Single ~ II
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-11-22

an increase Of Is per cent. in the re-
oeipts for incandescent lighting In the
borough over the previous year The
following shows the receipts Of the
commercial system for the past two
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PARSONS Win Three Straight from
Sterling Quintet.

The Parsons trimmed the Sterlings
/ three straight at the Sterling alleys
hst evening. Cox captured high sim
be honors and high three-string hon
rs. The scores:
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AT THE UNION LEAGUE,
Renaults Win All Three Of Series
from Olds.

The Renault bowlers Of the Union
League captured all three of its series
with the Olds last evening at the
Union league alleys. Chamberlain can
tured both high single. III, and high
three strings, AT. The score:
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Hnere VIII pc meeting or the w. o.
r, U. at the home OF Mrs. s. FL TIotch-
morrow afternoon All memehers are
earnestly requested to be present.
A gsng Of bank robbers, nugderers,
here this afternoon on the 1920 express
|for Wethersheld. The prisoners were
all handcuffed and chained together In.
one long line. The Pollock who corr-
rnitted the Westville murder was in the
crowd.
M. J. Tanning of Philadelphia, Penn.
will speak at the union Thanksgiying
services to be held at the Advent church
November 2S. at 1890 q. m.
Invitations were sent out to-day for
a social gathering to be given by Mr.
RAYMOND Bolton at his home on
Church street Wednesday evening, No
| vember "a
The following officers were elected by
the Wallingford Liquor dealers associ-
alton at their meeting yesterday: Pres
| ident, John w. Weloh: vice president
Michael o'Callahen; secretary, Edward
| ". 1IdAAOJs SAOetoui 81 NAAS1AhUk ". +butA6TS
sergeant alarms, James Conheady
| Mrs p. J. Griffin returned this even
ing from stay at Hartford, Conn,
= #
| John Silvestrini and Miss Hattie
Hintz were married by Rev. p. ]. Cuny
at the Holy Trinity church this MORN
| ing at o'clock.
| Mr. and Mrs, John r, Barnes are re-
joioing over the birth of q son,
Rev. Russell Conwell of Philadelphia
will give lecture in the auditorium Of
the public library February "a for the
benefit of the Ladies' Library associa-
ton.
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e. A. o. BOWLING LEAGUE.

Level Heads Capture An Three Games
OF Series.
The Level Heads defeated their RI
walls, the Bull Durham $, three straight
games last evening at Oesting's Win
chester alleys. Brown of the Level
Heads was the high man Of the even
ing. His high single was 2t0 and high
three strings $685. The scores:
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NO DOUBT OF III.
First old maid-"Do you think she's
Second old maid-"certainly she's
married"
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We wonder how 1t must feel to be
trailing along at the tail end of the
league as Waterbury. They have been
able to win just two games out of their
ten played, New Haven has now but
four out OF ten, but they are situated
half way UP the ladder with bright
prospects OF grasping some position
nearer the top The locals are slowly
pulling into form which when reached
viii make the team a much feared one
by all worthy opponents.
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Special Agent Davis Of the Interstate

league, who has been star-chasing III
the east for several weeks, has return.
ed and is hailed with Joy and triumph
by interstate papers. His stars, as
don, Bobby Weimert, Mike eastman ana
Tommy Murphy, and the howl couldn't
be louder IL the Interstate was welcom-
ing baok Bob Hart and Fred Jean. OF
the quartet, Weimert is the only one
who has made noise like a live man
in this section, and his utterances were
only weak peeps on the Hartford tam
enders last year.
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ASSOCIATION FooEnara,.

At Springfield Springfield TraazsinE
school. z: Harvard. /.
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AT THE Y. NJ. r.. @. ALLEYS.
Company @ Win from the Rebels OF
Ansonia.

The Rebels of Ansonia were up
against it last night when they met
the team of Co. @ at the Y. M. R. C.
The visitors lost two out Of the three
games rolled. The Rebels, however,
had the honor Of winning the RICH
game, the high three strings and the
high single, The score:
Company @ of Y. M. r.. G.
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from Academies in Postponed City
League Series.

The postponed City league match
between the Academies and the Win
hester bowlers resulted in two VIC
lories for the latter team at Johns
llleys last evening. The scores:
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VALLINGF0RD

Especial Journal Courier News Service.l
A Dramatic club has been formed at
Phelps school and the following Of.
flcers were elected at the last meet
ing: President, Miss Katherine Foster;
secretary, Miss Della Field treasurer,
Miss Jessie McClelland The club plans
to give an entertainment and play at
the school Friday evening, November
., at 8 o'clock. The production de-
ciied upon is six Cups of Chocolate"
dainty httle comedy, which is sure tc
meet with great success The dramatic
qualities of the Phelps girls have been
shown in their past productions of "As
You Like IT" and 1.-THE Princess" and
viii be greeted by an enthusiastic
audience. The cast of characters Is as
follows:
Adeline won Lindau Miss Clara Missall
Beatrix Won CORTLAND. ..............
.............M Miss Jessie McClelland
Hester Beacon. $50. Miss Della Field
Marion Lsee. ............. Miss Mabel Lee
Jeanette Durand. .,.,,.., Marie Jacques
Dorothy Twin. ;. Miss Marjorie futile
The Walltngford club dance at the
town hall tomorrow evening promises
to go ahead Of anything ever before
given by that popular organization.
The hall has been prsttily decorated
and no pains spared to make the affair
the greatest success of the season. The
patronesses are: Mrs, D. H. Fowler
Mrs. r. D. Perkins Mrs. j, P. Steven
son and Mrs. 6. w. Leavenworth, The
Opera House orchestra, under the di-
rection Of Professor William H. Tay-
lor, will render the following concert
program:
Intermezzo-" Punch and Judy" ,.,....
.4t.4...s.,............ IA. Henry
Waltz Gydde--"The Enchantress" 49,.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS n. b. BlaKe
-Gavotte-"Princ Charming ..........
.................. F. H. Losey
Medley overture-"Bits of Remick
HITS" B. Lampe
Two-step-"M Dixie" ...............
....................... Frew w. Hager
A new Connecticut roller polo league
has been organized with teams in wal
ljngtord, Bristol, Manchester : and
Th0tnpsonville Probably the first game
will be played In ThompsonWlle next
week The contests will start Thanks
giving day with two games with the
Manchesters, one in the afternoon and
one in the evening. Andrew F. Shee-
han of Hartford, oneof the chief pro-
moters of the league, has called a meet
ing of the managers for next Sunday
afternoon, at Bristol, when q schedule
will be made and other arrangeTnen ts
completed Four games week will be
played, two at home and two abroad,
The contests here will be played at the
Trades Council hall The line-p of the
teams will be announced later.
Ye olde time barn dance given by the
T. A. B. athletic association at the Tenn
perance hall this evening was social
success as well as financial one. The
interior was decorated with cornstalks,
pumpkins etc, SO that one could easily
imagine themselves In the home of the
equines, Every one present expressed
himself as having spent most en-
joyable evening, Ohr's orchestra fur
nfshed music. The dancers were al
most ell in costume which added much
TO the merrimeflt,
The electrical commissioners report
for the year ending July 81, 1907, shows
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There will be a meeting of the w. q.
r, U. at the home OF Mrs s. r. Hotch-
kiss. Curtiss avenue, at O'clock to-
earnestly requested to be present.
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The electrical commissioners report
for the year ending July 81, 1907, shows
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Drives for The Gaze

The fast Hartford polo team will visit
the Quinnipiac rink this evening to
play Bones aggregation Hartford rests
comfortably in second place, and puts
up splendid fight from the start of the
game to the finish. They defeated New
Britain Wednesday night, INJECTING up
on them their first defeat Of the sea-
son. Thus win tonight win place the
locals high in the views of the outside
and inside polo world.
The other games scheduled for to-
night are: Providence at Pawtucket,
and Waterbury at Bridgeport. The
games for Saturday night are Paw
tucket at Providence, New Haven at
Hartford and Bridgeport at New Brit
ain
revised polo schedule for the next
three weeks shows that New Haven will
play at home on Thursday nights in
stead OF Friday nights, commencing De-
cember 5.
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Sllalrtans.
587 $50 64S--1
Thoroughbreds,
WINcHEsTER's WIN TWO.

55s SIS e1s-1751
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$40 so7 79o--24S9
Winchester.
AT STERLING ALLEYS.

7ss s12 s18-242s
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NJ J. Tanning of Philadelphia, Penn,
will speak at the union Thanksgiving
services to be held at the Advent church
November 2S. at 1890 q. m.
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Parsons

Syb 3y7 ia I2UI
The Deacons also won three games
rom the Baums. The scores:
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John Siivestrini and Miss Hattie
Hintz were married by Rev P. J. Cuny
at the Holy Trinity church this morn
ing at o'clock.