Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-24
The Bulletins Special Yale Letter
The Yale Team Given Good Send-off-Calcium Light Night-Hendrick One of the Cross-Country Rum ners-The Riot the Hyperion-A Notable Ad- dition to Yalegs Library-$75,OOO in Gifts.

Yale>College, Nov. 23.-Tfie last hard football practice grill has been gone through with at Yale fiebl, the final football mass meeHing practiced it's cheers and songs Wednesday, night, and Saturday will see the climax of the season at Harvard From Nale standpoint the fall has not been full of glory and success. for the games with West Point and Princeton were hard to lose, and other of the games were greatly disappointing. Yet they were where more clearly than in the mud of last Saturday afternoon And a feature of. the season has been the work of Howe, who has stood the strain of his position and responsfbil- ity remaHka bly well up to the present Within the past few days, however. he has lost weight and dlis cohdifion may be such that Merritt will have to re place him in Saturdays game This announcement has caused much dis appointment among the undeTgradu- ates, ds Hale's offense centers about it's quarterback
 with a routsing mass meeting at the New Haven station Thursday after noon
 A special urain Saturday morning to Cambridge Yale this year has been allotted IT, ,00Osof the 40y000.seats in the Stadium.
 Calcium Light Night was celebrated on the college campus Tuesday even ing, and the annual elections to the junior fratermtdess were made accord ing to sthe time bOnored custom. One hundred and twenty-five men in all were chosen by the five fraternities. One of the 20 men selected by Zeta Psi fromA the, class of 1911 was Erastus Winslow sNEirliams of Yantic, Conn.
 Thomas K -Hendriet, 1918 S, of Nor wich will be one of the seven men to represent Yale in the annnal intercol Iegiate cross country run at the Brook line Country club at Cambridge Sat urday morning at II o'clock. Already eleven colleges have teams entered, will be well divided. It is Hendricks first year in the intercoIle giate, and C. c. Gulliver, 1913. who has relatives In Norwich, will also run on the ,Yale team.
 In the standing of contestants for the cup offered by the captain of the cross country team Hendr1ck is sec ond, with eight points, ony one point ends st Christmas, the events being weekly hare and hound runs, of.which four hayesbeen held
 theater on Football Night has been prolific subject of conversation and comment on all sides this week. At first a boycott of the Lheater was sug-
 
 ground rapidly until the manager of the Hyperion, upon whom criticisms had been heaped came forward with an apology and aN statement thar cast the blame on the ttaveling stage man ger and stage hands While the sto- ries in regard to the outbreak were considerably exaggerated, yet there was plenty of excitement, but the dam age done was not so great but that all signs of it had disappeared by Mondays performance. which drew as big a crowd as ever.
 The trouble was caused when. after only an hours entertainnsut. thesabes- tos curtain came down, due to police censorship, it was later claimed. When twenty minutes later the curtain was raised foot and dropped back again, the football crowd that had paid 8 started to get satisfaction. Then came the episode of the hose, which never would have happened, had he known, says the manager. Dress suits and evening gowns received the benefit of the shower, and the further outbreak that would have followed was pre- vented by the police.
 Chief Cowles of the New Haven po-