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The sun., 1915-02-15
MANDOT AND DUNDEE DRAW
Rrfcrrr's Verdict Well Received
~ End Of 90 Hounds

NJ" ORLEANS, Feb. - Joe Nardot
ana Johnny Dundee are still liGhtwciy I
'oh''hn'iS. H"th boys came oUt of
their twenty round bout Al the Wos,
SD, ~ =. with the same claim thev
h3d W1cu tA'l entered. but not until
u" l"'r showed foou fans as fas, a
contest rs any on, could hope to wit
ness, Referee Eurhe's decision VAS cor
rect, and popular
{froW start to finish it VAS Aent.
gh'ro was practically 40 boxing. Man
dots only chance was to set for "A right
hHud punch. He got il over prrhtns
a l"li hundred times, hut Dundee kent
h"t'nE IN Tor moro Dundee was III.
stronger man 't III" finish. Joe tirra
hdd'N toward th" end. hut after the de
ciS.on Dundee tango'd about tho ring
for several minutes
The sun., 1915-02-15

CROWDS VISIT POULTRY SHOW
Curator Urchr Lectures on Domcs-
ur FOWL and Their Ancestors.

Chicken ianc.crs and plain, ordinary.
ever! !day citizens who simply wanted
70 see hoN the inventors of eggs look
on dress parade pa, ked Madison square
Garden yesterday and saw poultry OF all
shapes and sizes on exhibition in the
annual Garden poultry show. Although
the foreign birds. rare and common.
came in for q great deal OF attention, the
visitors seemed to be just ~ mucL in
terested in the everyday varieties that
live right here in America
An audience tnat filed the Concert
Hall listened yesterday afternoon to pr.
g. William Bceo". curator ot birds OF
the New York 70 logical park. tell of his
world around tour t. study go dificreu.
species o. uh"dsauts and their allies. tn"
jungle fowl Tn" lecture was illustrated
with lantern sld.e. IL. Btchc cNula med
the relation of soun domestic breeds ot
chickens TO thei. Wild ancestors and
cousins. the pheasarts and the jungle
iowi
The sun., 1915-02-15
GRANT PAIRS UP WITH
WHITNEY FOR DOUBLES
Cra1in Smith. Pell-Behr ant
Touchard-WatsOn Among
Other Entrants.

Wylie g Grant. many times one a
the 1ubles ind Dor national champions,
will havc a new partner in the doubles
this year according to the dra ~ made by
King Smith. referee of the tournament.
George &. Shafer decided to stay out
of the play aud - Grant paired UP with
L.. II Whitney. the Harvard player, and
viii meet A. : Cragin and King Smith
ia tho first round OF the doubles at tho
Seventh Regiment courts this afternoon.
7. Il. Pell and Karl Behr, favorites for
the event, are paired In tho top half
against G Chambers and t. II. Dwight
Austria and France nave fsrgotten
differences fof the :ionre and Count Otto
Saln- -Hoogstraeten has Joined forces
with G-orsc Ar,uyl. They will meet r.
Cobb and g. \ Walker. Jr.. in tho lower
half This section Of the draw also con-
tains Gustave +. Touchard and Watson
VI Washburn and Bernon :. Prentice
and c. + Watson. .Jr. The draw:
NaHonal indo% chsmp.onship pouhies,-
pess,ee ami partner va. ldvingston Platt
Fir.. Rount = +. G zehrmann and partner
We. ". Hooker and partner. !. " stein.
partner. y : Nyrick and partner vS. y =
Go2li aul u Man"hesier. W. g Grant
King Smth. & chambers and r. II.
Dwight vs. r H. P-.l and X II Behr (.
: v MerI.hev and = |. Treanor " 9 V.
and \. NJ Lovibonl " y. e. Nrgulmbau
and i. g love: \. VI. HYDE and II N.sh-
erson -. J. A COLON and II l. Jennings; ;
q. q iren: and partner " q =. Tou h
ara an W VI Wasnburn: 4 Bnssrord. II.
and George King ". c. Crae!n ami =. l..
Baggs " phillips and kemseu Scher-k
~. " = Prentice and & = Watson. Ir :
cobb and -. \. Walker. .I-.. vs. Count
OTTO Sf.u and George Arauy!.
second Round FEST Round Byes-I. V
Robinson and ". ". Robinson - W !.
Gallon AMI \ II Murphy
The sun., 1915-02-15
FOUR MILE RUS
TRACK AND FIELD NOTES.

MIR" Dorlzls, strong man Of the
University OF Pennsylvania. is entered
for the weight events which will be
features "f the Greek American games
10 h" held IN tho Seventy-nrst Rcgi-
ncni N>mury ueN' Monday night The
Greeks have pat on the programme A
competition ~ throwing the ~ pound
stone with unlimited run and follow
that hss not been cardcj IN this country
for generation. After tacklinE this
porizhs will meet q, Tsamblras. another
Gr"ek, in the loo pound dumpben con-
test
special 500 yard scratch race will be
the rn"f event at the games of the
SlXtN-nnth Regiment to be held i'm
IN" armory ON Saturday, February -.
Among the Other open events are 65
yard dash, 300 yard run. 1000 Sard
run, ono mile run and three mile run.
The sun., 1915-02-15
PLUS HANDICAP FOR
OUIMET NOT LIKELY
Improbable That /. :. G. 4.
Will Follow Flatterino Lead
Of Massachusetts.
OTHER GOSSIP or GOLF


|, seems hardly likely that tho United
States Golf Association will follow tho
-...., .,, cot, Asso-
'N''"P'' W NV
ciduon ana rate fTahcis 'a''"c' III P'"H
. on the national handicap list. sine"
tho decision of the Massachusetts ASSOC
..i..,to,, ,.os a,,,ou,ced goIears have haer
( upon 'he ha'Iond' "''''''u' o'"'"p'o' ~
his friends and neiGhbors, and the gen
,ral opinion seems TO be that the dis
...i.,, l.. hoo, ,,,,.,, ,,,,,,,, lo,,l ,a,rlo,-
"
~, iae ,,'',,'' ~ e, tssnd an nav 40
.,,,'t' -, ,,s,i b,. ,ha r. :;
- - ~ ua,ronn,i,,r ,;,tf Assn-
D',.ta,, ~, " 90 c,,,,ms,'. nina 2 ro,ing il,
the national handicap list. There - no
rna son why "A golfer should not be rated
a, b.tter than scratch on the national
list if his golf justhes IT, that ~ If he
plava better than par consistently 50
far the l.. :. -. 4. has found no golfer
vino could beat par with any degree OF
regularity. and none has been rated at
better than scratch since the first ia.
Ouimet played some excellent golf in
1914. notably in the final of thc ma
not good enough to give him plus rat
ing. In 1912 At Wheaton Jerum" y.
Travcrs played even better gulf IN the
3 final round for tho championship, but
the L. s. q, 4, made him scratch man
on the 1913 list
The sun., 1915-02-15
HONOHAN BREAKS RECORD.
Forced 10 Limit In Pennant Ten
vile Run ny Frank Zuna.

". Honohun of tho New York \ e
Wts forced 10 make a new record for
IA, ten mile course of tho pcnnan, \.
9. Yesterday in order To- defeat Frank
HG"a of the Irish American A. G. The
winners time for the distance was I
hour ! minute, and Xuna was only two
seconds longer u was "A great race
between tn" PAR and the contenders
were nearly four minutes in front OF
y. Larsen. the third man.
IN" long race was q preliminary for
IN" sea cat" marathon To be run next
Monday and a short spin of four miles
was held as well = Vergano OF the
MohaWks won this by twenty Yards.
TN" order of the iir'sh OF tho first ten
TEN MILE RI'N
The sun., 1915-02-15
Ad Wolgast kid Williams Bout May
FolloqU Coming Clash With L. Cross

Evidently Ad Wolgast looks pretty
good 20 the Garden rs a nghting mag
net, 70. They've gone be- ord the Cr,ss-
Nolgast fight and arranged Kid
Nilliams-Wo!gast setto Gosh all hem
lock- That will be some mere fracas.
Williams and Wolgas; are almos, identi-
cal in their styles and neither OF them
knows the word stop Or step back.
williams VIII he hitting OF a chuni,
when he faces the Cadillac terror. and
II Wolgasts arm Is as strong as his
latest Cleveland fight Indicated he will
give tie tiny Dane all tha, he has bar
gained for and more.
OF course there comes the little hurdle
in Ad's l,fe known as Cross They
meet AZ the Garden February 20 Per
haps Ad viii get bumped off Things
are always liable 10 happen when the
rawboncd dentist gets swinging those
molar jcrtcrs of his n Cross knocks
Ad out he might upset the best laid
plans Of the Garden meu In that case
Williams might he induced 10 try CON
clusiOns with Leach. Also he M ght
say that there is nothing doing lie
hardly could he censurcd for that.
\ Kilbane- Williams match A. the
Garden Is out of the question Jimmy
Johnston felt them out and una that
they wanted sl5,Ooo betwixt them.
"Fhats "A LOT Of money" remarked
Johnston Yesterday. II doubt If XII
bane would promise TO fight hard enough
to draw in many people | don't think
they crave his ring Workmanship enough
The sun., 1915-02-15

,..- -. ~. g.. ,, .
80. ~" t''", ',, ~. u,' o'u '"Np VT. Ho'i'
,,, T., ''s, Nv" 'fp'i :
E',.,o,, - i,' 1870, "'.h laS ,.o ~
h. would ia 60 60 80 80 ''''"
roc.r,a ,to 60 ,,'.', .n ''',
aa go, ,bor"h :, -, l,,,~r-,, -
vo,,,dn., r,.,vn nm ia. ,o,, a. ~.
which vo,,ld load ono 70 h.,,o,,o .,,.
Ri,,,hio neyc, QUESTIONED Cnrr,,s do,,i,i,,,
which cost hin, , wo-Id,s ,,tIe in I.or,
pu''"G NO" ana men rs having said
'"h"'" '''hNS "I VT. N"rr''
"s", ". '"p o' MS cam" T'rr RON
'"r""" ''s' n'E" s'Eint NAV hitchie
prove that he was iobhrd out of mis- ti,ls
when he me- Welsh in London. NV
word II looks as though the bovs are
going To unshcath the nsti, muck rakeS
,
H'' LOWS may nave f"' som" easy
n"nrN "u,l'E nus "''S "S hEht''' huI
.'"u' "hu eNprhses l"r nus snort au"
The sun., 1915-02-15

la the handicap run OF st Aloysius
lNcoum Yesterday over course OF
three and "A half miles j. OConnor OF
tho New York A. G, ran from scratch
and beat = field OF twenty-five. His
time or lS;ls set new record for the
course T., Lux OF the Mohawk \ e.
finished second
rat FLYNN was more than a minute In
front or W. Murray OF the Smar, Set
\, 4. ~ the finish OF the run of the
Brownsville r.. &. The Irish American
covered the course Of two ana \ hsIf
miles In ~ minutes
The sun., 1915-02-15
Mcneil win. kins- County Run.

7. Mcneil Of the Presentation club
WAS content TO daily with the other start
ers in the run of the Kings County 4. A.
yesterday until he las; mile Of the race
The winner of the Yoni,ers New Years
handicap cut loose tn'n and beat ..
Carey of the Smart Set \, e. by eighty
yards. The first ten finished in The
following order.
The sun., 1915-02-15

sd Jackson, the Irish American A. c.
runner who made 4 practice Of winning
invitation runs of other clubs. kept up
his winning streak yesterday by gallop-
ing home in front OF a fair sized field
That started under the auspices of the
- Anselm 4. e. The distance was
only ilrec and a quarter miles. hut Jack
son was more than 2o0 yards in front
o. i. I'assc't OF -. Ar-clms at the
finish. The order OF the first zen.
The sun., 1915-02-15
'COLUMBIANS STILL
HOPEFUL OF TITLE
May Gain Tie for Basketball
Lead This Week by Win
Over Comedians.
PRINCETON ALSO IN WAY
COLLEGE BASKETBALL. sr,>p,>,

While PrincetOn's hopes ~ a-S,
championship In the tntercoUngi,,.
Basketball LcaGuc we're bcrorr 'rg a ci'e
last week. Cornell came along Fria.,
night and knocked tho soaring T.z.,s
into second place and assumed the lead
herself Columbia after belsied
start. gallopcd along. winning two
games and gaining thi-d place ,var
Yale. Before the present week h.,
passed IL is possible thnt Colunlni,
VIII have passed Princeton and csush'
cornell
Goa On Fsher said Yesterday that hls
team had recovered from its slump and
would surely crush the lthacans F-dt,
might IN their annual battle royL
princeton" said the Columbia coa.i.
has shot its bolt and can be expected
to drop with the speed of Cincinnati n
the National League last July. Tte
Tigers play tv" -tivs th.s week, nsft.
mouth at Hauo,cr ou Wodresday ara
Vale 1t Princ"'o. Saturday II tre.
lose one or the, games and vo de.-s,
Cornell I'm our gymnasium, we vii o.
tied for the load
we. Of course, Will ha"e to Look out
for our own hides cornell never ;....
been AN easy proposition. although ,,.-
victories weigh heavily o. oug s.d.
The Ilalstead brothers ats aoH. from
Ithaca. but then 50 Is oIr Danny
M,enan
McNichol. tho doughty Pennsylvania
guard. st.ll lctds tH, Individual ,oofen.
ir this, the rott"s, 90 All aces '., 'lo
title. Brown ui 'lrg"u s .,m1 n.
nearer each game aud he'ore the N..S
Is over may surpts, the '!ualt,g vno--
ability lies = hie accuracy from. IN.
The sun., 1915-02-15
DAY WITH THE TRAPsHOoTERS

WHITE rLArSs. y. Y. Feb IL
samuel Mesrath and r. A Wilcox were
Tied IN all thr"" events 1T the Knoll
wood Country tlIb traps here to-day.
In the monthly cup shoot which was
won by Foster CHAMPION from scratch
with i3. Megeath AMI Wilcox snared
second place with ~ from q > handicap
They occupied first place IN the season
cup jointr with l2 and in tho 100 bird
shoot with 50. ". \. Mrrrall was th!-d
IN the season cup event and fourth in
the 100 bird, and Champion was ;hird In
the 100 bird
fopr WAsUINGToN. l.. j. Feb IL
T. VI. Lewis was high gun AZ the Man
hasset Bay Yacht Club traps here his
afternoon with 50 out az a possible 100
He was also first In tho monthly cup
event W. II liTdemann was highest
In the take home trophy and in the
yearly cup shoot
New ROCHELLE. y Y Feb l4-P.r-
fert conditions made high scores easy
for the trap shooters ~ the Larsh,nont
Yacht Club here to-day Fifteen out
of eighteen starters IN tho take home
trophy event turned In perfect scores
and Ralph l.. SPOTS broke his record
OF i2l for the 1873 bird scratch con-
test by dropping l22. Ties were fire.
quent in the other events
New ROCHELLE, " Y, Feb. l4-FuN
scores were returned IN four of the
SIX contests AZ the traps % the New
Rochelle Yacht Club here to-day. q. -.
CRANBERRY won the high scratch trophy
win 9n out OF lo0. q. q. Moore took
the high handicap ana ten bird scratch
trophies.
The sun., 1915-02-15

the niccties Of the
afternoons enjoy
ment will rebound
TO their credit and
the welfare of the
club AZ "A whole.
This winter I
have been visiting
n few of the golf
links. indoors. and
1t seems to me that
the clubs all over
the country could
pioft by copying
some Of the indrnl.
features. For In
stance. the driving
net. How many
times do golfers fnd
II inconvenient TO
go out on the links
The sun., 1915-02-15
Ncw YORK ciucs Defeated,

Tho N"w NorE Cf,tics were no match
for tho Continental r. g. socccrs yes
terdny iu their south New York stat"
LeHSGe match ai Olympic t'ic|d and
wrre beaten to- y. Iluusickcr and
Van der Noghe scored each for the
winners ana Chaser mad" the other l.,
The sun., 1915-02-15

The officers of tho New Jersey YaCh,
C,uh, Who's" clubhouse on Newark IIav
Nn W'e' Ihlrtlcth street. iaSonuc. wss
recently DESTROYED by fire, have decided
20 erect new nome on The same site
q l "Npcb !, to hr completed the lat
T. paW of the coming season
The sun., 1915-02-15
settlement Boys in Front.

Union Settlement boys had the race
for first place 70 themselves in the four
and h.,lf mile road run of the Pastime
\. =. YESTERDAY In the sprint for the
tape 7. Lally beat II Hartm.n ny egE:
wards The first ten finished as follows
The sun., 1915-02-15

Visiting runners occupied the leading
places a. the ti"i.h Of the i've mile run
"' ih" GrouNdalc \. G. yesterday. !,
bCouu"" OF M" .Lillgpsc \. \. was the
r'f maa bonn, aud passed the judges
20 yards rh,ad Of W Boak Of the Mo-
h"wls TIE FIRST ten flashed in the
following order.
The sun., 1915-02-15

soccer Player Fractures Bone.

Charles Br'nkwater. playing for the
White Rose T. g against the West
Side Rangers yesterday 1T Astoria, fell
and fractured his c1llarhonc. hut cam"
back on the field after being bandag"d
The Rangers wor the game ny score
OF 10
The sun., 1915-02-15
PELL GAINS SECOND
GOLD RACQUET LEG
Defeats Mortimer at Tuxedo in
Match That Wavcrs Up to
Deciding Ace.
MCLLENS BEATS SOUTAR

rrxrpo rAnH. Feb I'm the finals
90 ihs amateur gold racquet champions
shin In racqucts which was decided to-
day on the court OF the Tuxedo Tennis
and Racquet Club. Clarence e. Pcll de-
feated his clubmatc Stanley -. Nor
timer three games to one. To-day's vic
tory gives MIR. pcll second leg on the
gold racquet lie defeated ". +. Nc
Cormick in the finals last year.
To-day's match was very fast and u
was In the balance up TO the last ace.
Mortimer won the first game lS-i3 and
pell took the next two games. lJ-9.
15--io. In the fourth and deciding game
with tho score 10 all and Mortimer serv-
ing he had n fine chance to tie. but he
was put out on short ball on the
front wall. Poll then gained the re.
Quired two points and match by his won
derful service. The point score:
Gold Racquet Tinal---Clarcnce C Pell
defeated STANLEY .. Mortimer. is--is,
FIRST GAME.
GSli,mr.r.......... Es,li iSGitssSS 5-is 5s-iis
SECOND GAME
Mol; Mal;ln,..rr, TM,,l;;li,.r,.,......,.....'..' i--'SS
THIRD GAME
Ei!l Ssl,im,r !l,,i..... ....... SSdsiiiiii..-iis5
FOURTH GAME
pen. ,.t..t.,.... u ~ : " =
Aces bv scrvicc-Poll. Gs; Mortimer. c2.
Ar.s by p'acing-Pcii Il; Mortimer. -.
Aces by opponents misses-Per. 49, Nor
timer. 10 Total pelL 5s aces Mortimer.
80 sces. Rofcres--tieorg" A. Thorne. Chi
ego Market--Rnb"rt Moore. Tuxedo.
The professional match between Jock
Sou,ar. champion of the world and
James Mullous or the New York Tennis
and Racquet club resulted in victory
for the New York man i'm three straighj.
Soutar couceding Mulens hve aces. In
each game. The New Yorker ran away
with him easily. Soutar seemed stal"
while Nulleus was at the top OF his
game Suutar got % aces to Mullens'
- The scor" was ib--3, iJ--t3. l5--6.
The sun., 1915-02-15

I'm III. tenth ana .Aui-huai ruI0I th'
p.f-ins WILL re ~ 'o''ops: Progressive vs
brooklyn. Columbia vs.. Newark Rice. Nortt
jersey ~ queens Gambi'. Ly'eum -
station Island Wssh:uston lie, gh's -
ocean Hin. Nanhat'sn a b'-
The sun., 1915-02-15

Willie Ritchie must he standing pretty
pat on he question of Billy Roche
referecing hIs bout with f'rcddi, Welsh.
Jimmy Johnston has insisted that the fire
haired one would always arbitrate the
fusses for IN" h'g sh"v house and until
now he has never been shaken In his
stand. Now Jeems Is wavering. After
The sun., 1915-02-15

capt r. 7. Huston. secretary or the
New York Americans. said Yesterday
that his club would no doubt have a
home of its own before the end of this
wear.
~ do not expect 20 ne In position
20 ltk" definite announcement for
some time 10 come. but col Euppert
and nay self arc now investigating no
les ;han g." Y"osHoc.!vc sites. 7'nr,,
Is absolutely no doubt whatever that
one viii ne chosen in short time. W..
intend to hay" one Of the best ball plants
In the country before We have been in
tho game - year"
cant Huston will accompany EN
Donovan to Philadelphia Tuesday night
as a guest OF honor AT 'he annual dinner
~ tho Philadelphia chapter of the base
bali writer's
The sun., 1915-02-15

The Greet Seek Golf C,uh has So
cured lease on its lul,s for an ,d-
ditioual six years, starting IN l9l6. and
viii proceed with needed improvements
Nj Of the putting green's have hccn
piped and traps viii be arranged to
stiffen the course.
The sun., 1915-02-15

Sunrdgette day at the Broadway
Sporting 'luh this afternoon, Jnrle
REYNOLDS and Joe Twin McCarty will
pranre for the "wimmn folk
The sun., 1915-02-15

Francis Ouimct was in New York
for a short visit last week and was the
guest Of honor at the annual dinner Of
the Freight TratfiC Golf Associations
The sun., 1915-02-15

Aces bv service -l"Il. -s, Mortimer. Is.
Aces by piacing-Pcii l1 Mortimer. -.
Aces by opponents miss"s--Pcu, ~. Nor
timer. 13 Total pell. IS sCcs Mortimer.
80 aces Vcfcres-t;rorge A. Thorne, Cni-
cago Marker Robert Moore. Tuxedo.
The sun., 1915-02-15

an her way TO California Miss
Marion IIollins stopped off in Chicago
last week and took part in a putting
competition at an indoor golf school
She made a credltable score and fin
ished NTH.
New Britain herald., 1915-11-10
DESIRE WITHDRAWN
 BY GOVERNMENT
To Include Stevenson Taylor as Co-ConSpirator in New Haven Case

New York, Nov. 10.-The prosecu- directors of the New York, New Ha- ] ven and Hartford Railroad under the 1 Sherman law temporarily withdrew today it's request made yesterday to ment's bill of particulars so as to in- clude Stevenson Taylor as a co-con- spirator. Taylor, it was brought out ! yesterday, acted for the New Haven in the acquisition of stock of the New London Steamboat Company in 1901.
 put into the record today correspYn ence between Taylor and John M. Hall, then president of the New Haven, to show the steps taken to ob- tain the property, which c. S. Mel len testified was the water connection of the Central Vermont Railway.
 Secured Stock Secretly.
 The correspondence revealed that Taylor was requested to acquire the stock secretly, and did so.
 That it was the idea of the late J. Pierpont Morgan to get control of the company for the New Haven was shown in a letter written by Hal1 to the financier.
 "I thought you might like to know" he wrote, that We have ac- complished what you desired in &C., quiring the common stock of the New London Steamboat Company"
 Bridgeport Steamboat Go.
 The negotiations for the acouisi- tion of the Bridgeport Steamboat Company were also placed before the jury.
 Minutes of a directors meeting on Jan. 6, 1903, showed that the New Haven had by that time acquired virtually the stock of both com panies.
 Trace Transfer of Lines.
 MT Mel1en having described the several steamboat lines controlled by the New Haven at the time he became president in 1903, the prosecution traced the steps taken by the directors to have the control of the lines trans ferred to the New England Navigation company. The properties were worth at this time, 1904, between $8,0OO,OOO and $9,0OO,O00, according to an ap- praisal made by Stevenson Taylor, who had then become consulting marine engineer for the New Haven.
 The effect of the transaction was to divorce the legal ownership of the steamship lines from the railroad, al- though the navigation company itself was controlled by the railroad and had the same board of directors.
New Britain herald., 1915-11-10
Gity Hen1s

Holeproof Hosiery at Damon s Shoe Shop.-advt.
 1 Major Frank H. Johnston, ex-presi- dent of the State Chamber of Com l merce, has been appointed by Cover nor Marcus H. Holcomb as Connecti- cuts representative at the Atlantic Deeper Waterways association con- vantion to be held at Savannah, Ga. 1 the latter part of December Be U goin' to Co. Is barn dance Thanksgiving eve, Nov. "A. Lynch's s orchestra. Admission 25c.-adv. Sons of Veterans Auxiliary No. 1, l will hold its regular meeting Friday evening at o'clock at which time the annual inspection will take place The past national treasurer, Miss Margar- ct Carney, of Melrose, Mass, will act as inspecting officer. Every member is urged to be present.
 Owing to the fact that Arthur E. Goodrich of Stanley street is in the hospital recovering from gunshot wounds received while hunting recent ly, the neighborhood prayer meeting scheduled to be held at his home this evening has been cancelled.
 The monthly meeting of the direc- tors of the New Britain Charity or ganization will be heldNhis eEs,ning at 8 o'clock. Routine business will be transacted
 There will be a months mind mass for the repose of the soul of the late George Louis Burckhardt at St. Pe- ter's church Friday morning at 8 o'clock
 The wedding of Miss Catherine Cler- kin and Ralph Parker will be ce1e- brated at St. Marys church tomorrow morning.
New Britain herald., 1915-11-10

ly official statements respecting opera tions ion and greater opportunities for eyewitness reporting. In all these questions he took a greater interest because of his personal experience in newspaper work.
 - The man with whom Charles De F'reycinet, Alexander Ribot, Jules Me- line, Emil Combes and Rene Viviani are willing to co-operate and who has brought into one cabinet representa- tives of socialists, clericals, royalists and all intermediate groups, gave his interviewers m impression of limit less energy and mental power