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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-02-08
(By Wagner.)

Harry Moves. the veteran third base man, has signed again with Hartford. He took a slight curt in salary. Owner CIark!n of the Senators says he will cut down expenses this season.
 Bob Stowe and Manager NcCann had quite a conference at the league meeting yesterday. Bob thinks he ought to get an increase in sa ary, and of course he is entitled to all he can get. McCann boosted Stowe's salary to S175 a month last season and he doesn't believe Bob's work last year entitled him to a raise. But the chances are that manager and player will get together in a short time.
 Harry Anderson, a. Hartford base bail promoter, intends to take a. squad of Hartford City League players to Bermuda for a series of exhibition games. The Jersey City cub of the Interna tiona1 League will also train in Bermuda.
 It looks as if Sox Waterman vii not return to New Britain this season. Waterman is not popular with the Hardware City fans and he will prob ably be traded. Catcher Lemieux and Pitcher Sager have signed contracts.
 The Lynn club of the New England League is anxious to secure grounds In this city Or vicinity to use as training place. The Lynn manage ment D ans to assemble the players somewhere in this section where the climate in April is warmer than in achusetts. Secret ary Reddy of the Bridgeport club wrote to lynn suggesting that the St. Joseph's might be persuaded to rent their grounds to the New England Leaguers, and he also mentioned that a good park
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-02-08
A Clean of Hnnn.

They were evidently from the coun try and had wandered into the tirSr place ot amusement they found. 4 performance of ''5irhard III" was in progress. and after buying tlcket~ they went squeakinE down the aisle led by the usher. to seats well toward the front.
 They watched the stage at first with hope of some excitement. but with steadily decreasing interest. At last the young womAn touched the young man.
 Let's go out. Jim.'' she said. Its more interesting out Tn the street.
 Let's hold on minute longer" re- turned her escort. ''lt cost consider able to get in. and. besides. that clown has just called for hOSs l shouldn't wonder if the show really going to begin now, Emma. COmpan- ion.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-02-08
HOMER CUMMINGS ID SPEAK AT s. OF V. LINCOLN BANQUET

Hon. Homer s. Cummings of Stam- ford, and Dr. George L. Porter of this city, will be among the speakers at +he Iirco-n Day banquet to be held at the Atlantic Hotel under the auspices of Franklin Bartlett Camp, No II, Sons Of Veterans. MT. Cummings has the reputation of being one of the best after-dinner- speakers in New Eng land. Dr. Porter was an army sIr- geon in the Civil War and on duty at Washington. D. C.. at the time of the assa ssinatien Of President Lincoln. and he will speak from personal rec onec+ions connected with the death of the martyr President. The dinner is to be held on the evening of Feb. IA of the birth of Lincoln. Mayor vii son, the national and State comman- derS of the G. A. R., and the Sons of Veterans are among the invited guests
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-02-08
~s~snl tns Jury.


 "Oratory IS. indeed. q tOSt art" said a Cleveland man the other day ''l used to gu down to the courts just to hear the IurId sppe@.hPs Nothing doing in that line any more The "a wyers do not talk about flowers. rainbows and EuDbea ms any more.
 '"rhere was lawyer in Cleveland years ago Bill Robinson was his na me = whuse addresses to jury aIways at- trarted crowd 1 will forever TenIen- ber one of his sentences. The man he was lighting in the suit bad a reputa- tiou as something of miser.
 ''Who Is this man. who is hsF Ehun- dert-d Robinson. You KnOw and l know that he boils his potatoes in wid- owS' tears.
 '"rhis phrase caught the jury. and Robinson won bis ease. but one dopSn | hear any such 'OratOry' as that uOwa- days"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-02-08
WILLIE HOPPE BEATS
 SUTTON AT BILLIARDS
fspeciaI frorn united Press.)

New York, Feb s-That Willie Hoppe. the youthful billiard champion, is without a peer with the cue is the belief of those who witnessed his match last night with George Sutton. the Chicago expert, who challenged him for the 1S.2 baIk line champion ship. Before an audience made up of the social leaders of New York [~ the grand ba room of the Hotel A Astor Hope retained his title, run ming up a score of 800 to Su tons 2so Hope however, did not display his best form, his highest run being 96, though he had been ma king far high CT runs in his practice games.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-02-08
SOME SPORTING SNAPSHOTS Bridgeport Club To Have Set Of
 New Uniforms For Coming Season

could probably be secured in Nor walk
 The Bridgeport management will this season. Arrangements are now being made with Spa1ding's, in New York. The suits will be white for use on the home grounds, and gray for very effective during the past two years. Manager McCann plans to have the ayers use the old suits in the exhibition contests.
 The idea of opening the league sea son on April 26 is very satisfactory to Manager McCann. He opposed the plan of opening on May 1, believing that interest in the game is at is height in the spring after the winter of Inactivity. '-'a
 It is expected that Eagles hall will be crowded to the doors tonight when the Acorn A. c. will put on a boxing show. East Side fans are roofing for Young McAuliffe to beat Battling Henry Mil CT of New Haven. Young Dyson of Providence may have the advantage over Bosse, but he will know he has been in a fight when the battle is over Al KetcheH is be- ing boomed as favorite over Red Jewel in their ten round bout The first bout will commence at s:30.
 Rube Marquard is expected to sign night. His demand for higher salary received little encouragement from Manager McGraw. who announced that if Marquard did not come to clip ined. Marquard has sent word to NTHG~aw that he has been suffering from a severe cold but would be a. ---.hd ,on.sI. 70 gn his contract.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-02-08
BIG LEAGUE GOSSIP

Ray Caldwell of the New York EigT- landers has several points ia com Both men are valuable in an errer- gency. Both have that requisite quality of nerve which fits them for the crisis, and both love the game splendid hitters, although they bat from different sides of the plate. Either Ray or Otey can play any pO- sition on the team in case of ueces- s'tions well. Their relative records for last season were as follows:
 Pitch. Ed. Bat.
 aV. aV. aY. Crandall .T5O e5s 229 Ca'dweu .....- 500 953 1.272
 During the season of 1911 CrandaI pitched 199 innings, struck out ninety four men, gave fifty-One bases on balls, hit six batsmen and made two wild pitches. Caldwell twirled 255 in nings, struck out 145 men, issued sew enty-nine passes, hit thirteen batsmen and made six untamed heaves. Cran- dan was the longer hitter, making one two -ba gger, four three-baggers and two home runs while CaldWeI ma76 and failed to hit for the circuit Ray was faster on the Fases, stealing five times to Otey's twice.
 The Chicago White -Sox are to leave for Waco on their special train about March l. Their schedule of spring games has been completed to the sat isfaction of Manager CaIlahan.'
 ..I believe that the minor 1eag7es. all of which found it difficu sleddirg in the season of 1911, are Iook.rg into more promising prospects in 1912, be- cause this craze over the cheap thea tres is dying out,' says John A. El- Iio+t, newly elected president Of the Minnesota wisconsin League "It is my belief that 4he 4-sn1a Her towns lost a large amount of baseball patronage because of. the nickel and ten cent theatres last year; but the game will win the fans back th's year in every one Of the cities. Last year was an except ptionally bad one for baseball by reason of poor weather and large number of other cond tions which en- tered into conspiracy to keep the fans awap from the box office. g
 At a meeting of the owners of the Lancaster Tri-S+ate Baseball League team it was decided to retain the franchise and try another season, aI- though the owners shoulder a short age Of $7OOO. Assurances have Teen received of good young players from major league teams, and a manager will be secured from a major league
 Still no big zIeagHe trades. It seems as if eve y manager is either satis- fled or afraid Of being stung.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-02-08

"Men of good address wear Besse System Cloth ing!
 The average man usually knows what he wants, but he does not always know where to get it.
 What he needs most is a little cooperation in the matter of selection, fit, style and price!
 In the Directory of Cloth ingdom Besse System Clothes are easiest found because their goodness is universally known-the fact that they stand at head of the Classified Quality list IS familiar to all.
 Distinctive in detail, in fin ish, in appearance and as a whole they are the master products of the craft.
  That's the cooperation he gets from us-and he knows where to find us.
 e4AMan FoSTER.BESSE co.
 eLOrWRS hGrTEss oyTnTTERA
 BRIDGEPoRT. CONN.
 OPERATING ~ ST0RE9i
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-02-08
OF PROMINENT
 NEW HAVEN CITIZENS.

New Haven. Feb. s.-The funerals of two prominent citizens, Professor George Jarvish Brush, d director in the New Haven road, and Albert c. Hendrfck, former mayor and fire chief, were held, today.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-02-08
Hard an Hin

Hello. Ned old boy: Writing home TOT noueyT
 No
 'What are you making so much fuss over: You've been fumiug over tha letter foG two hours "
 ''I'm trying to write home withuu asking for money"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-02-08
rhs Usual Quantity

Train Passenger ttu porter. who welding whiSkI Much dust on IT. porter: Porter Bout 50 cents wui Boston Transcript
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-02-08
Not New.

''Fiectricity isn't modern discoy cry It is as old as ihe flood |"
 How do you make that out ?'' Why. didn't Noah have to have arL Hghts:''
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-02-08

Major" McCarthy's Edgewood girls team are after the championship of out by the Sunshine Girls. Major says they cannot repeat while the Sunny bunch say there is nothing to it. Therefore much interest has been aroused as to the outcome of the game when these two teams meet Friday night.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-02-08

Bill Butler will start with the Crane No. 2 outfit next week. Manager Mo Guire has been after him for three weeks and when Butts consented, Mac was one happy man.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-02-08
P. O. ESrPLoYEs CONVENTION.
Special to The FarmerO

tSPeSiaI Io LHe T aFHleT-) Vention of the Association of Post office Clerks and Carriers will be held in this city, Feb. 22.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-02-08

No doubt there will be an increase in the attendance, now that the game will be played at the Colonial hall The admission price is low.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-02-08
MIR. CRUNE AT PIANO.

William T. Crum will furnish the music at the Thursday night supper at the Y M. c. A tonight. All men are welcome.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-02-08

The Edgewood Girls make a neat appearance in their new uniforms of blue and white. The personnel is as follows: Irene Hutton, Pauline Hull ton, Agnes Mckee, Helen Neary, Hazel Lampman, and Victoria Carl son.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-02-08

Nature knows no pause in progrH and attaches her curse on all tnactiu -GoSthe.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-02-08
MASONIC NOTES.

The Past Masters degree will be conferred by Jerusalem Chapter R. 4. NJ, at a special convocation tOmor- rovu evening
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-02-08

Manager Kerrins threatens to dis lodge the Crane No. 2 team from first place. Will he? We'll "Mebbe.''
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-02-08

This Moran of the ''Newsies'' for merly explained the Newfields.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-02-08

Brtter 4 hush in the face than & blot in the heart.-Cervantes.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-02-08

The rooters should be more con- siderate in their remarks to the rel cree. He cannot see all the players at one time.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-02-08

Fat HafaIe is the most logical choice for captain of the NewSies.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-02-08

The Sunshine Girls of this city will play the Blue Rivals of New Haven in that place February 23. Although they are up against a fast team the locals intend to carry home a vic tory. A large mum Der of rooters will make the trip with them.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-02-08

The check room at the Colonial will be welcomed by the patrons of the game
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-02-08

All players should bear in min that the referees decision is final. l would save much wrangling.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-02-08

Pat Hurley will referee the big game between the Crane No. 2 and Edgewoods Saturday night at Rakoc- zy hall. A better selection could not be made as Pat knows the game from beginning to end and back again.
 The schedule this week is: Crane No. vs. Newspape 8 D. m.; Edgewood Girls vs Sunshines. SEQ D. m.; Singers Vs. Bullards, $40 p. m. Dancing to start at 9:30 p. m.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-02-08
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE NOTES
(By "Rex.")

(By "Rex.") Be on hand early Friday night The first game will start at o'clock sharp. Dancing will be held from 9:3O to 12 New uniforms for the Newspaper mems team are due for Friday s game
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-02-08

No matter what you want try the Farmer Want Col umn.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-02-08
CrandaIl CaHwRn

Ire Chicago White Sox are to leave for Waco on their special train about March l. Their schedule of spring games has been comp!ete ed to the sat isfaction Of Manager CaIIahan.s sssa
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-02-08
FACTORY LEAGUE. C@UA O AE-r-.:
ELKs, ToURNANrENr.

Totals .454 Al 459-1354 Game tor sht-LocomobiIe Co. vs George c. BatcheIer & Co.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-02-08
BOWLING.
CITY LEAGUE.

Totals .444 455 454-1353 Game tonight-Arcade Jrs. vs. East Sides.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-31

Misses Kathleen Gonzalez Marion
Avery Refine Calm. Fanny Grant
Nathalie Berry and Cora Louise simp-
son.
IN the Hungarian and Swedish
dances several school girls took part.
They we're Misses Rowrua Marsh. Nor
ma Holt. Carrie Moreno. Railie Fisher.
Claire Biouut. Virginia Walker, Minnie
and Elizabeth Oliver. Bessie sheppard
Valerie Reese and Robbie Hycr were
most attractive en- the tamhUurtne
dance
The Eay Dutch dance had az ita par
tlCiTants EliEabetA Aiken and Billy
smithwiCk. Anna Lamar and wright
Reese Audrey Keiiar and Francis Tay-
Tor. Doris Merritt and TroadWeI Cove
inRton. Wilmer Harkduu and Harold
white. Jamie Reese and Billy Dick
Turner
Seven little girls. Dorothy Forbes,
Maxine Reilly judith Maxwell Eiiza-
beth Dunham Catherine NcLane
Mary amithwick and Katherine EitEen
were pretty BFures in the French low
er dance.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-31
MRS. c. W. OLIVER ENTERTAINED
NrMAus AT LUNCHEON

Yesterday az her hospitabie home
on Sixteenth Avenue. Mrs. G. W. on
yer was the cordial hostess 90 the
Nomads. entertaining at beautifully
appointed luncheon. the members be-
ing seated az n long T-shaped table.
lovely On Is white linen damask. tho
only flowers used being carnations az
either end. and a low central decora-
ton - cnmelinH.
Sparkling tOasts. delightful rerartee
and anecdotes added e. the charm ~
the luncheon. which was served IN
courses. covers being laid Tor sixteen
and thc place cards being pretty CO.
lonial danes and gentlemen IA knick-
erbockera
No reNular proEram was carried OUT
but al contributed % the pleasure 4
the afternoon with apt stories. quota
tions and anecdotes Of the colonial pee
Rod. Mrs. divers guests were Mira
Walker Anderson. Mrs J. q. Avery.
Mrs. W. r. Ferris. Mrs PAilip Hannah
Mrs. Thomas v. Hannah. Mrs. John b.
Jones. Mrs Mallory KENNEDY. Miss
Charlicbello Laney. Mrs. Victor Balk-
com. Miss Annie Chaplin McLane. Mrs
r. s. Mellen. Mrs. Horace simpson,
Mics salie WRIGHT. Mrs. O.. d. Zcek,
Mrs. John s. Beard
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-31
BEAUTIFUL SERVICE
WEDDING N HONOl Ultl.

Tho marriage n Lieut. Joseph "A.
Rogers. eoth q. s. Inf. ard Miss Fthel
SEWER sualdinH az Honolulu. Hawaii
was an elaborate event. and took place
in S. Andrews cathedral The color
scheme for the decoration vas pink
and blue in tho delicate Dresden
shades. and the cathedral was prottiiy
decorated with blue hydranwcas and
pink and blue tule Long streamers
~ pink and blue ribbon marked tho
rewa set aside Tor the relatives and
favored Intends 81 the young couple.
and formed siiken aisle through
which the bridal party passed from
the entrance - the cathedral 90 the
altar The vested choir preceded TIE
bridal party up the aisle. singing The
Voice That Brcathed O'er Eden" Taese
were followed BY the ushera, who.
when they reached the Pew where
the mother and brother Of the bride
were standing drew their swords and
formed an arch under which the
bridesmaids and the bride PASSED. TIE
bride entered with her father. Mr. p
4 SraldIuN. who gave her In marriage.
She wore "a handsome gown ~ heavy
hrocaded satin with a side panel and
shoulder drapery % rose point lace
The gown was fashioned with the
i1uE court train af The satin The brl
fal VET was arranged a. a Juliet cap
ard was "a combination ~ rose point
lace and white tulle. Tinv orange
blossoms were fastened a. the hack ~
The Soud and where the veil was
caught 60 the train The bride carried
an ivory prayer book. n GIFT 81 her god
mother. Miss Elizabeth spaiding. TN
stead ~ the converts nnai floral bou-
uuet fifF only ornament was a aift
20 che bridegroom. &. platinum neck
lace as pendant e.. with diamonds
ana pearls The wI.I 90 honor Miss
Helen SraldinE. younger sister -
ere bride. wore lovely e1wn ~ pink
sHaFmrHHe drared with delicate Fink
#.k marIHIsstto The gown was
trimmed wien uuy TUE roses. many
~ them FrEe8 81 far frarrrv Soft
shadow ia.r uHH arranged at the back
lu Ia samI.fuu effect She wore a
LARGE portrait h.f uE pink velvet aderu-
80 u..H q single plume In "a harmon
IE.ur shade. HuH carried L. Sided FIar
adorned with pink rHsHH and tlIIr The
bridesmaid were N.aH sarah Lucas
and MIHF Florence fermau Efrut
Homer M 9reuiuEcr sta ~. 81 Cav.
attended, Lieutenant RoFarr aud fbs
uahers were Cart vs. 81 Forfytb. IIfar
= H sheridan and Lieut. r. % Rrf-
nry. Efh r. e Cav. anl Lieut. HaFre E
NauNhhn. CeaHt Art. Corps r. A.
Arsr the Wedding ceremony fHr Er.irI
rarfT. vItr a number 10 MFH Rover
fr.rndH. ~rtrFff to fnr pIrasantra
hotel where a delightful wedding sur.
per u.aa served IRE rI.Eafa dining
room ~ fhr nafr. Nas beautifully dec
GRATED uIlh ravFrH wanr cf their
gifts af friends ol tHe bride enc rFassn
rEe r.rk arl HIae rn.er srHrre frHI
prevailed CO.'S fHH church ono u 900
rsars 81 ere bride. rsrfv uas carries
aHf u .H# decoration 90 fra ln.ra
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-31

choice and beautiful language united
a dssfiniea ~ these two young people
The bride was lovely lea a hand
Hnnts Bedford cord travelling Huit 20
champagne color With hat Stoves and
shoes en- suit she carried shower
bouquet 90 white carnations and ferns.
she Il one % West Points must charm
ms young ladies and numbers her
friends hy the score
Mr. Freeman iH r. splendid young
business man rf Pensacola and has
many relatives and friends awaiting
rs welcome them royalty fu DIS home
an elaborate dinner heinE scheduled
fnr the evening of their arrival ar
and Mrs.. Freeman iefi after the cerr-
mony f0r Mobile
The Huf-oI town ruefts were Mra
Waddrl and son. Wr William wad-
Gen. ~ TusCHlu1sa. An.. ar and Mrs.
Allen Maxwell uf Greenwood. Mise
Ponder. ~ nalcTII'e. Miss Beautiful
and handsome presents 60 rut glass
china. linen and silver atteEtCd Co the
popularity of Ihis young couple
Misses IurIie williams. Francs
Ponder Dorothy Rr.uErr and Bessie
HVuIgy assisted Nrs. Whits In rrceiv-
lna
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-31

NJ heheld o. dreamed De- IN a dream
D. spread a cloud Of dust along M,
plain.
And underneath the cloud or ln r.
ragged
A furious battle and men yelled and
swords
Shocked upon swords and shields A
princes banner
Wavered then. staggered backward
hemmed hE foes
craven hung along tfr battles edge
And tfought Had . a sword 81 keener
steel
That blue blade that tho k.nFa son
hearn=but fhia
Blunt thing tie snapped and funa
it from Die hand
And lowering. Crert away and fsft thl
field
Thsn came me kings son-woundea
core heHfed
Ana weaponless- cav the broken
sword.
Hnt buried in the dry and .roddcn
sand.
And ran and natched 90. and with
battle shout
Lifted afrefh. be hewed the enemy
down.
And saved q great cause taat heroic
day.
by Edmund SIN
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-31
Lung Trouble Yielded
To This Medicine

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wtn have az are rarely w'liluM g. ar-
knowledge she faEt if this Fuuhie In
pre-ent. I L ~ uns for trinine y .
rouEh "a prsHent that koepa yoa Hnxiuua,
CT fnf uf tnn symptoms ere ufeaeut. Nueh
A. fewer nr ntght NueHta weakness amd
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kekman.s Aueratsye-as AZ hottsfa-
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