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New Britain herald., 1915-01-21
OFT, TO THE WEDDING.
Philip Corbin Leaves Toncrto" Tor
 Minneapolis.

Philip Corbin, who acquired Tor" tune the first of the year from ms grandfathcr's estate, will leave to- morrow morning for Minneapolis to attend tho wedding of Harold Judd or this city and Mrs. Charles W. Gates widow of Charley" Gates, son ot the famous spcculator
 Mir Corbin will bc the best man at the wedding. which will be held January 30 at the magnlhcent nome of Mrs. Gates in Minneapons' Iher" ie much interest in the wedding, par ticuIarly on account Of the immense fortune of Mrs Gates. who IS said to be worth $30,OO0,000.
New Britain herald., 1915-01-21
CHAMBER MEETINGS.
Ownership Of Street Railways Will
 Be Considered by Committed

A meeting of the committee of tEe Civic Bureau to consider the matter of ownership of the street railway system of the city of New Britain will be held in the chamber of com merce rooms at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. The committee on chari- ties will meet at 4:30 o'clock tomor row afternoon.
 A meeting of the committee on street railway extension was held at ? o'clock this afternoon and the committee on uniform hours and practices met with the dry goods representatives and the milliners at 3 o'clock. This committee has not yet completed it's investigations and will make no report to the Mcrcan- tile Bureau until February ?.
New Britain herald., 1915-01-21
WILL HAVE \ BALANCE.
Health Department Has Not Spent
 All of It's Appropriation

New Britain's city fathers are due for a real shock when they learn that there is actually a department that will have a balance in its appropria- tjon at the end of the fiscal year. This department. which will take a unique position in municipal finances, is the health department.
 According to q statement made by one who is in close touch with the affairs of the department there will be a balance to turn back to the city, This is in spite of the fact that the department went to consid- eraDle expense in fitting up a labor atory and it's offices. The appropria- ton amounted to $10,000 and a big s1.yings was effected on awarding the
New Britain herald., 1915-01-21
NEW IfIG1

Chicago. Jan. 2i.I wheat touched a n flay-S1.f5 3-S a ' cry. These hgures 1-Sc the previous
 was made on Janua
 On today's advat Of offerings from tn of the most strikir1
New Britain herald., 1915-01-21
TO SPEAK AT ANNUAL MEETING. F.. H. Johnson to Address Manchester
 Chamber Of Commerce.

Frank H. Johnson president of the Connecticut Chamber of Commerce, will be one of the principal speakers at the first annual meeting of the new Manchester Chamber of Com merce tonight. The other speakers at the banquet are Governor IIol- comb, Congressman-e elect T. J. Hill and pr. J. Willard Scott, of Brook line, Mass.
 The Manchester chamber is trying a new experiment in feeding the guests. The chamber will purchase it's own food and prepare it's own supper, which will then be served by boys from the Manchester High school.
New Britain herald., 1915-01-21
N,lis

Anis IT. Page. spcctcd citizen of his homo there tl age Of scycntY-nin ono daughter.
 I"ncral services TOW afternoon at his latcs home. the firiatins. Burial ington.
New Britain herald., 1915-01-21
ARREST GERMAN COUNT.

Geneva, Via. Paris, Jan. 21. 4:25 a. m.-The newspaper Stampa of Warship has arrested on board the liner Due D'Aosta, from Genoa for New York, Count Non Keller. a Ger man officer of high rank, who had been sent to the United States on secret mission. The newspaper adds that the count has been landed at Gibraltar.
New Britain herald., 1915-01-21
SONATA REtIT.NI.
To Be Given Here By David and Clara
 Names.

David and Clara Names in their sonata rccitals on violin and piano will give a recital at the Grammar school hall Tuesday evening. Janu- ary 26, under the auspices or the Tea achcrs' club.
 These entertainers have appeared at several colleges and academies during the past year and their re- citals have met with unqualified sue cess everywhere.
New Britain herald., 1915-01-21
FINANCIAL NEV
CONFERENCE
Former New Britai
 incnt flCrgyrnnn.|

Rev. Dr GeorRe| mer New Britainit hard efforts has to a position of D. religious world, VI pal address of the sion of the Mid ? Y' Iniversalist Conve Missionary 8 ssocia held in the Churc in Hartford tomoi evening.
 The afternoon ss o'clock and the T:15 o'clock, Dri dent of the Natif association and V Star of Success gORN.
New Britain herald., 1915-01-21
COUSIN OFl
 AT ODEl
Rev. Father Jcren
 Haven. Is 6lcf-I
 Largely

Rev, Father Jei the Catholic chur Conn. and a coua oGciated at the fu Odell, held at 9 o from St Joseph's Curtin celebrated
 requiem and Rev. SL Peters church the sub-deacon wa li1an. Rev Fathd of ceremonies. Ir New Catholic ccm initial services wi 1tey. Fathers Curtf
 During the fun{ church tho main \ filled with a lara class of mourners. tives Of the dead cnt from this and the state. The i'd unusually mum eru During tho funeral r. Farrell rcndercI
 The pail bearer} friends of tho dcd William Reed. J.
 Dillon. John Markf and Fred Wataon
New Britain herald., 1915-01-21
ctcTar

The funeral of Il q gcd Civil War vel 3 o'clock this afterj win Nortuary chj George w. C. LII
 South Gongrc gati0ii| ed, and burial was tcrT.
New Britain herald., 1915-01-21
TOWERS COUNTY COMMISSIONER

Hartford, Jan. 21.-The Hartford county republican caucus today nom mated Joseph Towers of New Brit ain to be county commissioner for the miSsioncrs Andrew Steele of South Windsor and R. A. Potter of Hart ford. The nominations were by ac- CIamatiOn.
New Britain herald., 1915-01-21
.Joiir,

The funeral Of parsed away rathd| day afternoon. will afternoon at 7 Q q home in Elm IfilI piial of the ,SWedis officiating. intcrt E.alTNiCW cemetery
New Britain herald., 1915-01-21
.cnIl

Joseph. the igil of Mir. and Mrs. Jd Greenwood street. The funeral Will bJ
New Britain herald., 1915-01-21
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION

IOST-Fountai pen. Left on post office desk. Return to Herald Re ward l-21-d1
New Britain herald., 1915-01-21
FURTHER GAINS MADE
 BY LEADING STOCKS
S0me Hesitation Caused bj HeaV.-
 ness in Missouri Pacific.

Wall St. 10:30 a. m.-The rally which attended yesterdays late deal ing was resumed at todays opening. Heading, Southern Pacinc. Canadian Pacific, L. <. Steel and Bethlehem Steel preferred rose q point or more. Trading was on very broad scale, especially in Steel. which again changed hands in large lots. Missouri Pacific opened lower hut soon re- covered. There was unusually heavy trading in American Telephone and st. Poul convertible bond issues at slight advances. London furnished it's custom9ry range of lower prices for Americans.
 Close-Stnclss strengthened again in the final hour after some hesitation caused by heaviness in Missouri Pa chc stock and bonds. The closing was strong.
New Britain herald., 1915-01-21

New York Stock Exchange quota tions furnished hy Richter & Co, members of the New York Stock Ix change. Represented by l.. w. Eddy National Bank building.
New Britain herald., 1915-01-21
DISCUSS PROBLEMS OF
 AMERICAN COMMERCE

Continued from First Page.)
The sun., 1915-03-27
BESCHER CHANGES HIS MIND.
..Uave Decided TO stay with
Giuut.,. He wires 20 NrGrnw.

MARiiS. Tex. March 26.-Th plot IN
tn. case " Rot Besch.. and the Giants
and the Cardinals thick,ned this aver
noon ny the receipt OF a telegram from
Beecher. Tho recipient was Mc,'rh"
and the telegram. sent from Dsnlson.
where the second team played to-day.
VAS IN answer TO Mc,;raw's instructions
OF Yesterday telling the outfieder TO re-
port 20 the Cardinals, a. the latter hdd
accepted his terms luasnUch as the 81
Louis club agreed to the terms named
by Beschcr TO 20 to the Mound city u
Was expected that ResCh-r would leave
At once - Join iluEgius = team. 1ut 10
and behold. there comes to-day to ...-
Graw from Bcscner IN" following iacouic
message
Have decided 10 stay with tho
Giants"
Bescher was to 20 70 ST Louis in OK
change for rerritt. but though he Yet
may be- persuaded to do go, Il II eVid, M
that he isn't bf.st.ing with ragcrnoss %
urcomo Cardma. And. IT appears,
there * 10 WAY 10 force him to do 50.
When McGr,w waS asked this evening
just what B'~,ner lad IN mind he re-
Piled
That's a. know about II, what he
says ia his telegram
The sun., 1915-03-27
THREE CUSHION TILT
ENDS IN TRIPLE TIE
Daly Beats De Orc and Moore
Downs NORM. Making Both
Even TIP With llucy.
TO PLAY IT OFF MONDAY

CHICAGO. March 2b.-GeorSe Movt e.
John psIy and william Huey VIII hsnt
ont I'm extra matches the world : chann.
yinrsb.r at three cushion billiards ~
IN. conclusion OF the last scheduled
,rar,a OF the three weeks tournam,nt nj to
night the three players stand ted each
having won nine games ana lost l"o.
,rhe triple tie will be played OF neN'
week ,, t,...
By winning his match last night huey
vcn, into the lead. Moore won MS
match with MORN to-day and ued hueE
and Daly won his match with pe prp
to.uighi. score 80 TO i6, I'm eighty innings
and tied them both. In his match TO-
nirh, with he orc Dsly led throughout'
thor-h il MAS a well conies'eG "a i e.
bal, made "A big run Of sin and l'e orc
one of i've. -
Moore took NORM into camp 10 ,he
,uuc of 80 10 IS In seventy min" IN
ning. the game lasting until mghtiiI''
Eoth men played with extreme caution
Moor. made runs OF four three times
and hc ais, clicked OFF runs OF thre.
twice. Morin got one run OF tour ana
runs oi three three times
According to the announcement the
Tie for nrst place will he played on
Monday. Minor ties will be PLAYED OF
tomorrow.
The sun., 1915-03-27
TITLE CAPTURED BY
GYMNASTS OF YALE.
Blue Annexes intercollegiate
Championship with Store
Of 10 Points.
PRINCETON GETS SECOND

Yale. with eighteen points won the
seventeenth annual championship meet
ing OF the intercollegiate Gymnastic
League, held last night in the Colum-
bia gymnasium. Princeton was second
with i2 points. Pennsylvania got .,
Amherst :, y. Y. t. and Columbia.
Harvard and Rutgers one each. The
Blue owes its victory to the timely
work of Capt. Chism, the only entrant
to retain his title Although by no
means the star OF the evening, Chism
came through in a pinch when the New
Haven clan was slowing down and when
there was great danger OF princeton
squeezing through to the title,
The final event, tumbling. began with
Yale leading at l3 points. while Prince
ton was second with II points ana
PENNSYLVANIA third with points, Be
cause OF the fact that Chsm hadn't done
anything all season Yale's lead looNed
shaky. \ diminutNe red haired youth
named Jerome Baker Wise of Princeton.
winner Of the individual all around ttle'
was the cause OF the tdvorites' anxiety.
He had been doing everything with such
clean cut success that the gallery picked
him 10 win iu the tumbling. such an
evont would have concluded the evening
with Princeton At 16, Yale l6 or less.
hut he slipped on one back Hip and
landed on his shoulder also In
third place. The climax had passed
and Yale breathed easily again. The
summaries:
Horizontal Bar-Won by Bradley. Yale,
/ with 30 30 points; Wis Princeton second
with so points. Williams. Princeton third
with a. points.
side Horsc-- HoErrt. Pennsyivaris. and
Ra. sfon. Amherst tied for nrst with ts
points. clarke, Co'u.. oil, third. with ''-'
points
PARALLEL Pars-won ny Lahovitz, vale
Win b.. points. Mi~s Princeton. second.
with SOS points: Gates. Harvard. third
F'y'ne Riurs-won ~ Kopchoysky. New
York University. with i2 3 poin''. lS1ns
! Princeton. second. with 20 points. Wlss
Princeton. th'rl. with 40 points
cub S-N.ns!es- Won 'N Ngs. ienyys}.
,,ecnnd, WIN .,.5S5 ROM h''""' '''h'
ruw.#ug Won boy Chism. vale, with ~
points. NJ rsrnau. Anher-t second, with
AS points Wis, Princeton. thiro. wi'h
A., Around Chatrplonship-wo by.wiss.
/ Princeton, with -3-.7i points. Mrans
Nsi-. second. with 1885 points, Brad.eN,
Yale. thirI. with 'ot.,t rNirfs
Team Fo'n' ~eore--Na.e. =. Princeton.
10. PENNSYLVANIA. .. Amherst. Sew
York Iuive-.'fy. -. 'o'YuIhia. Harvard,
]. Kruger. Brown. Cd. Htverford. q.
The sun., 1915-03-27

~ SEu uuRsr. y. c., March 26.-Francis
Donald Ross as his partner. won the
annual amateur-professional four ball
match to-day with a score of l37 for
the thirty-six holes Of best ball play.
Tho competition. which precedes the
United North and South championship
each year. attracted IL splendid field to-
day. which included among its members
both national champions Ouimet and
Walter Hagin, the holder of the open
title. Hagin was not so fortunate and
with G. w. Dclbel as his running mate
finished in the unlucky thirteenth posi-
tlon.
The competition developed into a nip
and tuck struggle for first honors be-
tween Ouimet and Ross and Henry j.
Topping and Tom Mcnamara. At the
end Of the morning round Ouimet and
Ross led with a score OF 20 to the other
pairs 73. Both pairs improved in the
afternoon, the winners making the round
IN 81, while Topping and Mcnamara
did even better. getting "A IS for total
Of 1879, two strokes behind on the day.
Topping aud McNamara finished
nearly an hour ahead Of their rivals. 20
Ouimet knew just what they had to do
to win. That they did IT with two
strokes to spare is all the more to their
credit
Making the turn in "a with two SIS
three rs and four SIS on their card
Ounn.:ot and Ross raced homo in
33 with seven 4's. one 2 and a for a
total OF 49, and when Ouimet hoied his
putt for a on the eighteenth the victory
was assured. The iirst Ave holes com
ing In were played one stroke under par
The sun., 1915-03-27
KICK OF SINCLAIR GETS
FALKENBERG FOR HIM
other HoOfeds Go to Newark
Except Kauff. Who Will
Play in Brooklyn.

The expected row az the meeting ot
the Federal League officials az the Bit
more Yesterday failed TO materialize,
much to the disappointment Of many
lovers Of scrap and TO the JOY OF the
Federal Leaguers. Pat Powers ana
Harry sinclair. were conciliatod ny (.
compromise which gave them the In
dianapolis team almost intact with
only Benny ksuft missing.
Kaun goes TO Brooklyn because OF the
deal made A,me time ago whereby he
and Cy Falkenberg were to play witH
the Tip Tops in the event OF Indiauap-
oils proving "A failure. Robert Il Ward,
president OF the Brooklyn club. was
satisfied 10 let 60 of FalkenberG. but
insisted that he must have kauff who
led the league last year In batting.
Towers and Sinclair incidentally had a
it'll" hit OF unlocked for good luck. for
II was announced that Kin Mckechuic.
who with Vim Campbell Was holding
out 'or money. had given his signed
contract 10 James A. Gilmore presiden,
Of the league. to play i'm Newark The
question of who will manage the New
ARK team - not decided definitely Vet,
but Gilmore let IL bee undei stood that
for the present AT least the Newdrl,
team was exactly that OF the erstwhil.
indianapolis team with Benny ksufr
missing
Kansas City will stay in the league
for the coming year az least. and u
* certain that there viii not bc an
other Federal League team ia Greater
New York before 1916 rh. pos sSlhlc
sites for u park in Greater New York
are not located as Couv.;ieutly at pres
ent ~ the Federals might like th.m
10 be, but IL Is known that AT least
two of them Will be brought within
easy reaching distance by the opening
of the new suhways. There is no iounr
mat Powers and Sinclair are anxious
10 have their team In New York city,
Dut II Is doubtful when the time ll
ripe for another New York team If m.
Newark franchise viii lee molrstrd
The schedule was not adopted up Ia
the time that the meeting was nd
i"urn,d, and al concerned received
copies OF Two schedules. one drawn ur
by Secretary Lloyd Rickart and ~,
other lay K. b. ward. These schedule.
VII be studied untii this morning Al
!" O'Clock when the Officials will gath.r
Al IN" BiItmor" again l., was d-cic u
I" pry tn" lid on the season ON .priI
lo-tour days nefor" the major ieapues
Start-but where the opening game
WOULD b" played was not agreed upou
Thr schedule viii b. OF l5i games and
VIII be- mad" public early next week
The sun., 1915-03-27
NEW YORK BOYS TRIUMPH.
br""hiyn Evening High beaten H.,
- 10 - In TttIc Gnmcs,

New York Evening High school car
'I'd or the honors IN the championship
games Tor evening high school bows.
NhIch attracted "A crowd that nlled
every foot of seating space IN the Sev.
rntN-hrst Regiment Armory last night.
Every school Interested had It's band or
rootcrs present The boSs from Brook.
lNn made the greatest din and fought
hardest against the winners but New
York triumphed with a total of Al
points TO 81 for Brooklyn. Morris Eve
ming High MAS third with - and East
Sid" Evening High fourth with 4
Ih"c records were broken and one
equHlled B Schult2e OF New YORK
Evening High wa the most brilliant
Individual He won the 29O yprd and
quarter mile. In the furlouG dash his
time "f - So seconds clipped three
hfths OF 4 second from the former mark
In the 20 yard for l2u pound boys \
l'"udletnn ~ Morris High won IN y
seconds, II MIN under the record aud IN
tn" 20 yald unlimited weight W tl-
Lott uf Br,oKlyu cuuall"d thu old rar<
uf i.h seconds In tn. running hiuh
jump g Tr-fry won with "a jump of .
feet HlS inches, nearly two inches bet %
Ter than his old ngures.
The sun., 1915-03-27
YANKEES AT DAYTONA TO
TACKLE DODGERS TO-DAY
Rupert, Huston and Sparrow Go Along to Watch the
Hoped For Camage-Scout Kelley Finds
Promising Young Southpaw.

not seen the Yankees for nearly two
weeks but says when he left savannah
ponovan's players were better condi-
toned than the teams he has seen since.
A very sorry young man left SaNan-
nah, headed northward. about the time
the Yankee regulars set out Tor this
place. tie answered to the name OF
Clarence Wahle until few days
ago Clarence was the only southpaw
with the club. which now has none.
He made a rather favorable impression
his frst day out, but failed TO Follow
II up. Wahle's aspirations ran 10
fashion plate rather than the diamond.
He arrived with a check suit and white
hose and departed the same way. lie
left his curve in Savannah with the
girl he left behind him. Wahle was
young, wherefore the circumstances are
extenuatinS.
Uncle wilbert Robinson was at the
train to bid welcome TO his old friends,
Joe Kelley and Capt. Huston. Tho lat
ter Is wolf in Sleeps clothing. lie IL
here with the fell purpose OF taking a
fall out OF Robbie's pride on the ball
lot and on tho golf links. The Captain
has shanghaied several experts OF the
press coterie to execute this breach OF
neutrality. Uncle Wilbert very reluc-
family admitted that he would present
the best possible rehuttal on both counts
He has been in training month for the
golf match.
The players VINO accompanied Man
ager Donovan here include Catchers
sweeney and Nunamsker, Pitchers Csld-
well. Brown. Heating. Cole. Fisher and
| Pieh, lnielders pipp Mullen. Boone
Pc e'kiupaugh and Maisel, Outhclders
| High. Cree and Cook.
The second team. under Duke Farrell
composed Of Truesdale, Hartzell. Bau-
| mann. Kelly, Daley, Aragon. Tamm
Schwert Pickering. Ring. Lewis and
| Warhup. will leave Savannah sunday
for Charleston. where a game is to bs
| played Monday. Columbia. ;. e. will
he visited Tuesday. The colts then
will journey to Wilmington, y. C., ia
train and await an exhibition game the
! following Saturday.
The sun., 1915-03-27

DAyToNA, Fla, March 26.--The float
ing population OF this winter resort was
increased by thirty-three men when the
Florida Filler hove to at the depot here
tonight That number represented Rill
oonovan's Yankee regulars and those
who from choice or dire necessity must
come hither TO view the four games with
Brooklyn beginning tomorrow after
noon
Col. Rupert Capt Huston and his
wife, Charles Roos, rooter; Manager
Donovan. Business Manager Sparrow.
the first string players and reporters
comprised he delegation. Scout Joe
Kelley stucl In his oar at Jacksonville,
Fla. Joe huds strayed for a couple OF
weeks and after he found himself de-
cided that his old friend Wilbert Robin
son might have a handy man or two on
whom he would be forced to ask waivers
later on.
Upon his tour OF inspection the scout
had an opportunity TO study at close
range both the major league clubs of
Philadelphia, the Chicago Cubs, Louis
VILE of the American Association the
worlds champion Braves and the jack
S''Nl '"''N 'cdtHclS' 'o' = ltpoit VI
his observations was made privately 10
Mcssrs. Ruppert and Huston. lie did
whisper low, however. that he had seen
m rival camps several promising young
men wSo might benefit Donovan in case
their present employers cannot ind q
way 10 string along through the season
with them
"Of course" said Kelley. 'it would not
he policy for me to mention the names
Of these possible prospects for publca-
ton, ! will say, however, that one IL a
southpaw"
Kelley says that in all the training
camps he visited there was loud com
plaint against the unfavorable weather
encountered. In his estimation the
clubs were anywhere from ten days 10
two weeks behind the customary stage
of developme'. L AT this time Kelly has
The sun., 1915-03-27

OUINET AND DONALD ROSS
LEAD FIELD AT PINEHURST
Amateur Champion and Partner Win Amateur-P Profes.
sional Match With Score of 1877 Beating Top
ping and MacNamara by Two Strokes.

due to Ouimets long putt on the four
teenth. A pulled tee shot on the ff-
teenth put the champion out of the run.
ming. but Ross ran down putt Tor :.
The sixteenth was an easy par . ana
likewise thu seventeenth ?, where with
good luck buimet might have mad" "A !.
ON an Off the green stab Ross was ou'
OF II with a slice off the course at the
right.
Oulmets tee shot on the eighteenth
was too far. II anything, and his
iron at tn, green overran to the sand
adjoining tn. Caddie quarters, but he
pushed up dangerously close and ran
down "a good !.
The scores.
Francis oulm,t Woodland. and Donald
J Ross %. s7--is.7 u. J. Topping Green
l. =. Rohcson. OAK Hir and Macdonald
Smith. 72. i0-iI2. j. II. Hyde. south
shore FIELD, and Alex Ross. IL. 74-itS
rigan, II, 7t-l4s. W. J. Travis. Garden
CITY. and John Peacock. - 72--lI6 J VI.
Thompson. spring Haven. snd J. VI Barnes,
~ 7t-iS Hamilton Kerr. Ekwanok. and
r.. X. Mccarthy. IS. 74-l5o. Jesse Guil j.
ford Int1ryale ard JACK HItchlhsoh' -;
Herbert Lagerbiade. 10. Ito. p. *
Il 7S"i5i; , u. Whi,,emotc. Rrookiine,
and Tim Isrroii, - 75.-it. = u stane
77-iS2 .. w peibei Yoluesiovr. aud
walter Hngan. -. 7G.-I5i: l.. \ Hanil-
ton. National. and Eugene wogan, IS.
7S-lih. i. g. Parrish, lr.. SUtiouHl ami
James Wilson. -. ,7--l55. Robert Hunter.
Wee Burn. ,ud Tom Bonnnr, ~. - -ibb
Or " l.. code. Chesterfield. and Walter
FovarFue -. Si--ibs Fred p'Coun-l. A
amateursb. s2. 74-ljG. z " case.
Dwasco, and Ralph Thomas. -, 7e-ljs,
J a. sullivan. woodland, and Barney
Kelley, 50. sO-.l5s Fred Herr"siom. Gar
den City, and william Wilson, -, no card