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The Detroit times., 1915-02-20
At Least a Score of American
Colleges Expected to Enter
Next Winter

were sleeping on cots in the Hanover
Inn.
An unfortunate warm spell that
son ened the snow did not dampen
the ardor OF the winter sportsmsn one
BIT. Every event was well contested,
and especially Interesting was the
ski-jumping, seen SO much In the
Scandinavian countries and SO little
In America outside of Canada. &. II.
Paulson, of New Hampshire State
college, was the star on the axis.
His somersaulting took the crowd BY
storm and incidentally furnished fne
material for the movie" men, who
came all the way from Boston. to
work on.
II Is the Dartmouth plan 10 en-
large the winter carnival each year
until II shall become the biggest
thing In winter intercollegiate ath-
letics. The initial success had
|spurred the Green men on. and next
year much bigger affair will be seen
at Hanover early In February. Where
ten colleges were represented this
year, twice that number win be In
the competitions In 1916. and event
uaIly the Dartmouth men hope TO
have In their winter carnival men
from every American university
where snow sports can be prAcficed.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-20
Snow Carnival, Last Week, Be-
lieved Pioneer In New
Athletic Movement

The little town OF Hanover, nestled
in the foothills OF the White noun
tains, can Justly lay claim to have
staged one Of the most remarkable
sporting events OF the new year to
date. The winter carnival. under the
auspices OF Dartmouth college. Is the
event to which the above statement
refers. This sport gathering, de-
signed to bring the college athletes
out into the open during the winter,
was a complete success. The compe-
titions consisted of hockey. skiing.
snowshoeing. skating, and the like.
from the entrants showed young men
from several OF the New England col
leges as we'll as n few from Canada.
McKill university. OF Montreal. was
represented by large team OF win
ter skate and ski experts.
Friday week ago. the first day OF
the competitions, q crowd OF 1,500
turned out TO watch the games. and
on Saturday full 1000 saw the win
ter sports. This doesn't sound big
In large city, but 1000 IL some
crowd up In the White mountain
country. The most remarkable feat
Iure OF the whole affair was the ire
The Detroit times., 1915-02-20
Eight States to Send Speed
Boys to Enter 24-HOur Race

roller
VIII
races winch VIII nextw II
10
: ~-'o - N-o
the time received from 10 Of that
numoef ana az be
management
inovidua
competitors
MIN 70 win the z4hour New
Roland
WIS., Frand Bacon Detroit Mich Roe Birkhener City
Ensish champion Norfolk Eng also
Nd
rink stanley keyes Detroit Mich
Allie Moore Chaeyox Mich former Professional
The Detroit times., 1915-02-20
NO MILITARY ANGLES TO
"Y" RIFLE RANGE PROJECT
Grace Is Retired
From Race Track

Capt. David Shaw. OF Cleveland.
has decided to retire his great trot
ting mare. Grace, 2:04S-4. after Ave
hard racing campaigns. and has sent
the chestnut daughter Of Peter the
Great and Orianna, by Onward. &c
Lexington. KY. where she probably
will remain for a long time.
Starting as . three-year-old. Grace
won the $4,000 Kentucky futurity
and the celebrated championship stai
lion stakes at Lexington In 1910. TIC
win the Kentucky futurity Grace had
to beat the worlds champion. Colo
RADIO E.. 1904 "a. and In the cham
pionship stallion contest she defeat
ed Native Belle.
In Ave campaigns Grace won $2l,
1880.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-20
Stage All Set for
Big Soccer Game

Pullman soccer team Of Chicago
which will meet the Packards Sun.
day, will arrive In Detroit Saturday
evening. A committee Of the Pack
ards will meet the visitors.
All Is In readiness at Packard park
for the big game Sunday at 2:46
o'clock. II IL expected that the boys
from the public schools In the city
win turn out In large numbers 10
witness the struggle. as they are TAX
ing great interest In the soccer game
y. b. Stark, the well-known referee
will handle the whistle.
The teams will be picked from the
following:
Packards--S stevenson. Reid. Rennie,
Stuart Miller, Murphy. Christie,
Smith. Graham. Prendergast. MAR,
Miller. Fraser. Ramsey.
Pullmans Roberts. wettengel
Blackley. T. Govier. @. .Govier, Ora
ham. Smith. Crowther. Cummings,
Pollit. Mackis, shallcross. McNaugh-
ton. Watson, Parkinson. Hutchinson.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-20
Big Black Did Nothing But Eat
While At Sea, Is
Claim

NEW YORK. Feb. 20.--Jess vii.
lard's chances for winning the big
battle at Juarez two weeks from to-
day are whole lot better than ex
pected. II the story told today by
officers OF the Highland Harris, the
boat which carried the big smoke
from Montevideo to Barbados, are
true. The ship just reached here
with her cargo.
Il don't see how man can win a
gruelling fight In the condition that
Johnson il In" said Capt. Robinson
today. He never had on Q glove
while he was aboard-about three
weeks-and he denied himself moth
ing in the way OF food
His appetite Is enormous. Rich
pastry is his chief sin, astronomical
iy speaking. For breakfast he would
generally take q couple OF chops, q
big steak, bread, potatoes and few
eggs. For luncheon he had soup, .
quantity of cold meat. bread and
pastry. For tea he would have sand
wiches and more pastry. Then. for
dinner. he would eat soup, fsh, roast
beef. pudding. pastry and nuts"
Jack didn't do much work. accord
ing TO Capt Robinson. He spent most
OF hts time playing SWITCHBOARD, lol-
ling around In steamer chairs, and
shooting at sharks, Once In q while,
Capt. Robinson said, he would skip q
rope.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-20
500 SEVEN MAY GET
CUP BY DEFAULT
Cleveland Hockey Team Refuses
to Accept Challenge of
Northerners

SAULT STE. MARIE, Mich. Feb.
2o.-The American 500 hockey team
may win the McNaughton trophy
symbolical OF the national puck-swat
ting championship, by default. The
Cler Gland septet, present holders OF
the valuable cup. have refused to &C
cept the challenge OF the 6ooites, and
have left the disposition Of the cur
In the hands Of the president Of the
American hockey association, c. E
Webb, who attempted to arrange q
championship series between the two
teams. The Clevelanders are plan
ming a series with the crack eastern
teams In preference to meeting the
500.
The American 500 this week Won
its eleventh straight victory, defeat
ing the Canadian 500, 4 to o. for the
possession OF the 500 Falls trophy
emblematic Of the internationa
championship at this point. But twS
goals have been scored against tn
American 500 this winter.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-20
onnings Strung For This Sport,
HIT Not Other Innoya-
lions .~
MORE VALUABLE THIS
YEAR THAN HITHERTO
Not Popular When introduced,
Hut Most Players Are Skill
ed BY Now
BY HAROLD '. WILCOX.

I.
Manager Hughey Jennings. OF the
[TigeFs, will not attempt any training
|1nnoyations in the Bengal spring camp
% 0ulfport, he announced when COM
Melting his plans for the 1915 inva-
<U1on OF the southland. Baseball. and
little else, will be the outdoor sport
"a which the recruits and veterans
Sh1fke will be expected to confine their
'nnthusiasm, and when Il rains or q
|oold wind sweeps the diamond, hand
hall viii have the call over all other
oFms Of exercise.
HuRhey il great believer in hand
hall and he believes that his men
'xf1ll ret lots more out OF the strenu-
.ous Indoor sport this spring than they
<Gld last year Then he and Witt were
about the only members OF the squad
Who were wise to the science OF
+ bouncing rubber balls against walls,
md Il took some time for the rest of
.<he boys TO catch on. Until they
once caught the fever. they. of course.
>1nGtsted that II was a silly sport, and
st61used TO become interested. Before
4<ho training camp was locked up for
The year. however, the handball germ
:An6 done Its work and from Cobb
down to Marty Kavanagh. baseball
oImosf dropped into second place In
I1hoir IDEAS
Now the whole Tiger squad is an
54ggregation OF handball stars, and no
rainy or cold days will be wasted this
UDring In shutting pasteboards or
ohooting pool Handball 10 really one
'cf the finest conditioning sports
Known to baseball, but Jennings has
llttle use for any of the other limo
<Yotions that are sprung now and
|5hsn BY modernists and will steer
clear OF them.
EcoLLlNs AND COX WARM
NJ 70 EACH OTHER.
According to reports from the
1cribes on board the coast-bound
White Sox special, Eddie Collins Is
being warmly welcomed by his new
team mates Collins and Manager
4owland met In Chicago Just before
The team started west. their greet.
)ngs, OF course. being cordial, and Ed
NE exchanged perfunctory hand
makes with the rest Of the squad dur
ms the mobilization. but the real bust.
ness OF striking up an acquaintance
EaS reserved until the train was
Doerded. Buck Weaver. Eddie's new
4n1pmate around second, and former
Athletic star. became pals within a
very few hours. and the rest of the
do9e lads warmed up nicely. So did
collins. The veterans OF the SQUAD
xerc especially cordial and predicted
4At the acquisition OF the star would
.oear big things, possibly a pennant.
zh1e year Rowland and Collins are
clding numerous conferences, say the
Chicago scribes, that bode well for
team work and mutual understanding
turing the diamond crisis 70 come.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-20
TO BE THE ONLY
EXTRA in 1915 TICE CAMP
No FOur-Mile Grind
For Tiger Crews

PRINCETON, N. J.. Feb. 20.--There
will be no Princeton crews In the
Poughkeepsie regatta as long ss the
distance OF this annual race remains
at four miles. This II the decision
reached by the Tiger athletic authori.
ties and just made public by Donald
@. Herring. one Of Princeton's ath.
leic advisers. Although Princeton
has never asked to be allowed TO row
on the Hudson, II IL certain that the
Tigers would be received with open
arms II they requested admission. But
Princeton doesn't wish 10 row four
miles. and never win row this dis
lance as long as DR.. J. Duncan
Spaeth remains as coach. DR.. Spaeth.
who 10 q graduate OF the University
OF Pennsylvania. class Of 1883. where
he rowed for four years on the Quaker
crews. knows the rowing game as
well as any man In America.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-20
Dartmouth's Winter Sports Tourney One
OF the Notable Athletic Events of Year
Connie Mack Casts All
Discretion To Winds

At least the Mackmen are TO
look like athletes on the road, IN
stead OF marchers In funeral pro-
cession. Connie has ordered MOD
ern uniforms for 1915. Murray!
The Mackmen will be clad In
light gray uniforms with blue
stripes. Not since the league was
founded have the Mackmen worn
anything but those dingy. chocolate
uniforms, with those real AWFUL
caps. But In 1916 Connie Is kicking
up HIS hcels. Hes going to have
his boys look like humans OUT
there.
The whyfore of those dingy toys
Is simply the old story OF diamond
superstition. They were hrst Sc
cured by what Is said to have been
q mistake in ordering. and because
the team started on It's way to
world championships I'm them, the
hideous colors have never been dis.
carded until this year.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-20
Sporting Chatter

Johnny Axevedo. the coast boy who
trimmed Ad woigast. Il in Detroit
looking for bout and may be match.
Cd with Pal Brown. Lore was to have
been given the Brown match, but he
didn't show enough signs OF making
weight.
Charles Peterson, OF st. Louis. world
champion fancy billiardist defeated
Ciarence Jackson at 1872 at the Swesn
ey-Huston parlors last night by a
score OF 200 TO IS. and then performed
more than 100 fancy shots. many of
them remarkable.
Trainer Farrell hopes to win the re-
lay race with Princeton at Ann Arbor
today because the Tigers are likely TO
De fired and out or form because OF
their long railroad ride.
Gus Touchard won the national in
door tennis championship from A. NJ
Loviband at New York yesterday
Tom McCarey. OF New Orleans. IL
The Detroit curriers' who are barn
storming Ontario, lost both matches
at Lindsey and Peterboro yesterday.
The Toledo Buckeyes will play the
Burroughs quintet at the latter's gym
The official standing OF the Cham
Dion Billiard Players league as the
week ends IL az followa.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-20
Bakers Retirement Spells
The Year for lack WARRIOR

OF
to
Daker 10 the Mackmen,
ioriner fhnadephia
tip was always
!. Win curve and
in a in
In
ckoutw
AS
Tine ana Warhop
ms temper hurled HIS then
Qe nnd Bakers and Baker
nas never able
tne American league %
properly Is Leonard also
once last after the Red
.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-20
3 $4,000 PURSES
ARE NOW HUNG UP
Sudden Wealth Stares ut Packey
Mcfarland and Gibbons From
Every Direction

CHICAGO, Feb. 20.-Fedsral au-
thoritiss at Washington may have 10
be appealed to by prize lighters OF
the country to restrain Packey Nc
rarland and Mike Gibbons from cor
nering AL the big purses. Tom An
drews came TO bat today with the
second offer Of $4,000 for q McFar.
land Gibbons battle In two days. Tom
McCarey. OF New Orleans, made the
first yesterday.
The New York Madison-sq. garden
management 10 known TO have been
on the Packey-Mike trail for some
weeks. Garden scouts today were
said to have offered to meet any
purse any western or southern pro
moter puts up. II true. this gives
the Mcfarland Gibbons middleweight
trust choice Of three $4,000 offers.
or a chance to pick them all In .
series Of battles.
Like McCarey, Andrews Is willing
to let the fighters decide on how to
spiit the purse. They may also
choose the referee and decide upon
the weight at which they will night
The Detroit times., 1915-02-20
NO MORE BETTING"
STABLES AT ORLEANS

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 2o.-All sta.
bles known as betting stables Will
be denied room at the fair grounds
during the next meeting. according 70
a abatement made by Judge Joseph
Murphy this week.
The expected ruling-on OF a mum
her of horse-owners, following the
barring OF Joe Diebold. Monday, did
not come with the racket with which
Al Koenigsberg, well-known opera
tive. was ruled OF few days ago,
but Judge Murphy made It plain that
the stable Of w. II. Baker. owner Of
Joe Diebold, would not race here
again under the present management
The Detroit times., 1915-02-20
Recreation for Lovers Of Target
Shooter Sole Object, Says
DR.. MODESTO
MORE THAN HUNDRED
ALREADY ENROLLED
Range to Be One Of Most Mod
ern In the Whole
Country

There are positively no military
angles to the project to estaDiisn q
nne and revolver range on the roof
OF the Detroit Y. M. q. A. building
this spring, declares DR.. Modestt, d.
rector OF physical training at that In
stitution. The project IL recreation
AFFAIR. pure and simple, and proposed
for the pleasure OF those persons who
seek to train eye and hand TO that
point Of skill and coordination which
Is required by good fundamentally.
There are q lot Of men. and women
too. who ind great pleasure In target
shooting, and facilities In Detroit for
the enjoyment OF that sport are very
limited The popularity OF the sport
10 evidenced by that fact that, al
though the proposed building OF the
range has been announced but very
few days. more than 100 persons have
enrolled In the Rifle and Revolver
club which IL being formed. The
club will aflliate with the National
Amateur Rife association. and Will
be permitted to use the government
range on Mack-ave.. but recreation
will be the. only motive. y.
The range will be one OF the finest
In the country. There will be an en-
closed clubroom on top OF the high
"Y'' building. and eight shooting
booths, together with q shed which
will permit both standing and prone
firing. will be constructed. A per
feet system of ventilation will be
used to keep the range clear OF
smoke, and II will be SO arranged that
II will be warm in the winter and de-
lightfully cool In the summer. Auto
matte targets will be used. The ~
will provide q competent Instructor.
whose services will be available to
all members Of the club. who will be
recruited from the association. Con.
struction of the RANGE will start soon.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-20
Gotham Fight Pyom0teyefes VIII
Haze To Hook Those Duds or Close In

NEW YORK. Feb 20.Manags hundred clubs
which In
have
somed forth tailored and pair of
It.
state commits
sion has been collecting five every
Gotham Importance
ed But the STATE athletic Communication the other
up 1c'. ~ 1870
The Detroit times., 1915-02-20
MARQUARD SEEKS
aid FROM LAWYERS
Rube Carts Attorney In to See
Giant Boss and Square
Him

NEW YORK, Feb. 20.-Richard Do
Marquis, better known TO sportdom
as Rubs Vanguard. the famous bone
OF contention between the Giants ana
Feds, has now thrown himself on the
mercy Of the lawyers and 10 trying
to penetrate the line Of least Huga-
tion. Having hired out to both Harry
Hampstead and Robert b. Ward.
Richard hnds Il impossible TO serve
both his masters and he wants to
know what they are going to do about
II. Accompanied by learned council.
Marquard this week called on the
Giant magnates for the hrst time
since he accepted q salary advance
OF 81 500 from the Feds, which he has
spent, II 10 said. That advance and
an ironclad contract with the Giants
are what have put him IN an embar.
RAISING predicament. The upshot OF
the conference has not been an
nounced, but It II believed that RUDE
will have to earn that $500 BY the
sweat Of his brow next summer Dy
playing for the Giants, and pay II
back to the wards.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-20
FRISCO AUTO RACE FACTS

CouseThree
= {nZgroxlmatey) threequarters mile banked earth.
ut Cup kace-Monday, February
ssturday February "a. 4o224s2 miles ti03
S.1tesn Thousand dollars In $4,000 n cups
xenviise cars repre- sentne five different
10n0.e4 ~ the worlds best drivers
|<<' 10G1 1Ej1e, - miles 800 - 1850
1 cu? has been twice by Ralph DE Palma and Eddie
tnrd Victory tropbv
W. 1Dery and greatest road p ~ ne
The Detroit times., 1915-02-20
Lyons May Attend
Northwestern u.

ANN ARBOR. Mich, Feb. 20.-It Is
reported on the campus that Johnny
Lyons, the football end. who Is said
to have been declared ineligible for
next season because of scholastic diff
ncn'fies. will attend Northwestern
university He II still eligible for
one more year on college grIdtrons,
providing he can convince the facul-
ties OF satisfactory scholastic attain
ments.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-20
EVANS AT LAST WINS
A CHAMPIONSHIP

CHICAGO. Feb. 20.--Charles Evans,
IT, three times pennant winner In
the western golfng league, speeded
over the Wykagyl links in 50 strokes
yesterday, winning the annual west.
ern indoor championship. Three golf.
ers shared second place.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-20

mendous attraction II proved for
people all over the United States. In
the few hundreds who saw the Dart
mouth festival OF mid-winter sports
were people from as far away as
lows and New Mexico. and dozens
registered at the different frat
houses an from New Jersey. Pennsyi-
yania, and New York. Every house
In Hanover was crowded and they
The Detroit times., 1915-02-20
First Game Goes
To Detroit Seven

Capt. Johnson, Of the Detroit
hockey team. Gagged the puck thrice
last night and won a TO 2 contest
for this city from the invading Wood
stock, Ont. septet. Detroit, espe-
cially Johnson. played Ike demons
last night. and continually bomberded
Goaltender Childs. OF the visitors,
from every angle. The two teams
play again tonight at the Detroit
arena, play beginning at Sis o'clock.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-20
DARK HORSE DEFEATS
UNBEATABLE LOOMS

CHICAGO. Feb. 20.-Joe Loomis, OF
the Chicago Athletic club, and his
Negro rival, Sol Butler. OF Rock lsi.
and high school. were both defeated
last night in the feature 40-yard dash
at the First regiment handicap meet.
l.. Ottenheimer, OF Northwestern uni
versity, and Solum. OF the Sleipner
Athletic club. won both events. Loom
is qualified for the semi-nnals 10.
night, however. by taking second
place. Scoring % points, the liu-
nois Athletic club team II leading the
Chicago Athletic association by IL
points today.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-20
l. Johnson Not Training
IS Report of Ship Captain
Central Wins; Eastern
Loses In Friday Games

Central. %; Western. Is.
Pontiac. %; Eastern, II.
Sass Tech. IS; Northwestern. 70.
Martha Holmes. ~: X. OF E., IL.
Maxwell. AZ: Service. 80.
NJ. Pleasant. IS: u. OF D., a..
MI. Clemens. Al; Ypsi. 2s.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-20
PROPOSE SERIES FOR
STATE BALL TITLE

II Is announced that negotiations
are now pending by which 1t IL hoped
to arrange for n late season baseball
series for state honors between the
leaders in the City Amateur, Railroad
and Commercial leagues, and the
winners Of the city league titles In
Kalamazoo. Grand Rapids, Bay City.
Saginaw, Jackson, Flint. Lansing
Port Huron and Battle Creek. The
City Amateur league men will meet
Monday night at 3 o'clock at No. 307
Peter Smith building, for the purpose
OF fnrthering these plans and dis
cussing other matters OF importance.
Representatives OF all teams desir.
ing membership are invited to attend.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-20
Mattv ealdwin Knocked Q

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, Feb. 90
Matty Baldwin, the veteran Boston
was handed the k. o.
WALTON by Johnny Harvey here last
night In the third round Of a sched.
uled 15-round bout. Baldwin had q
rib broken.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-20

; ;ol TO Sa have GsseS sss gyrss
20-round tight.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-20

Here In the likeness Of Detroit's
only native son on the Tiger squad
this year. The semi-pro star Will be
taken south week from today for q
Thorough tryout in the big show.
President Navin. OF the Bensals. sees
q great physical resemblance between
Johnny Evers. star second sacker OF
the world champions. and Fuller. and
insists that the resemblance Is Q
good omen.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-20

The Grand Rapids "Y" swimmers
took hut one first and two seconds in
the meet with Detroit In the local tank
last night.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-01
Inventors

WANTED-Inventors to send FOR one
o4 my booklets on U. g. and Foreign
tent Solicitor Conn National Bank
building. b ~ sh
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-01
cono.rninn pontnritN.

eve want posterity TO feel that it
owes a great deal to u.s." said the
statesmen,
''1 don't know about its owing much
to us," replied the politician But aft
er we get through piIing up debts pos
terity is going TO feel that it owes
great deal to somebody NV asAtngtoR
Star
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-01

Mamma, what's a bookworm2 g ask.
ed small Eloise.
"a person who loves to collect and
study books, DEAR was the reply
A few days later a woman called
whose fingers were decorated with in
Vulnerable rings. ooh, mamma. ex-
claimed EIoise, '4ook at Mrs. Smiths
rings! She must be a ringwOrmI ''--
Chicago News.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-01
Landscape ArchItecta

OF ESTATES,
planting. grading, tres speciaIists-
pruning, spraying. cavity work.
Dealers In cut flowers. seeds.
hedges, trees, fertilizers. Funeral
work a speciality. Mal1ett-Cock-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-01
Engraved Calling, Cards

VAR OR NO wAR-Get married just
the same. Southworth's Engraved
Cards and Wedding Invitations, 10
Arcade. Greeting cards that please.
L 19 eff
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-01
Trapped.

'Dick," said his wife as she poured
the breakfast coffee. did you get any
mail this morning?"
Nothing but papers"
"Did you post that letter 1 gave yoR
yesterdayT'
Certainly
Strange you haven't received it. It
was addressed to you.'-P Philadelphia
Ledger.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-01
Hot Water Heating.

GET a BRIDGEPORT WATER
heater for your kitchen boiler for
the forthcoming summer. Ve1y
convenient ana money saver. Cum
ningham & SGhwerdtle. $50 Fairfield
u Ave. q 10 att
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-01
Foot Specialist

HERE'S GOOD NEWS for you. DR..
Mansfield can cure corns, bunions
without cutting. HOY Main ST.,
Over Di11on's. Is dS*
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-01
BOARD OF RELIEF

Notice is hereby given that the
Board of Relief of the City of Bridge
port will meet at the Assessors OFFICE
City Hall, for the purpose of hearing
appeals made from the findings of the
Board of Assessors, Hearings will be
held on the following dates in Febru-
FEB. 3rd; Friday, Feb. 9Th; Monday.
Feb. Sth, from A. M. to P. M, and
on the evenings of Friday. Feb. 9Th,
and Monday, Feb. Sth, from to 8
p. M.
Dated at Bridgeport this 10th day
of January, 1914
WILLIAM A. LEWIS,
THOMAS F. WHITE
ISAAC. .MOOREY,
CHARLES H. POLAND.
AIS t.