' . Toxicole 1|
«monumental;
GIS S
. unanimous. months;
._ AT nave
Wefllilqilflefl 1 9,19 I
..I one day would. carnatrnublw
.. any. . My heart would
. . if I took exercise that was:
violent.
91». That. “Club. IMMUM"
1’ 'gflwrh ha “I -,r
but . mtzre'd to the
Mom" m
paw ww.
l
. - ‘zata,ollloleyiown,
2 “carport, Tried to Fill Light-
‘ ‘ llil Stave
. ESTPORT. Sept, 4.~'I‘he 0pr0
stone: an.oil stove in the old Gravi
ad in Coleytown at 6: 30 Sun-
I‘vehing' resulted in ,the destruc-
and the obliteration of one of
dmarks of this section.
one was enveloped in a blaze, rushing
" 'the‘. house with. her clothes
Ker cries brought help.
Mrs. Puauta's lnj'ur-lee were
0 to be slight her x10110110111 turn
ed‘tthelr attention to thé furniture the
110000 by this time having become
nearly wrapped in flames. some of the
furniture was saved, but moat of it was
destroyed.
The Pazata i’amliy rented the house
from Arthth Gray, of New London.
ROAD MAY WITHDRAWN.
Rumored That Consolidated
Leave Car Association.
Will
. delved information which Is believed
to 4be from an authentic source that.
the. Consolidated Railroad Company
will withdraw from the American
, Clir Association after October first.
The cause of this action who brought
ab9ht by the recent increase in the
per: Idiom chur'g on on foreign freight
car‘s'.‘
The New England, roads were hit es-
petalally hard by the new ecbedplo of
relocation it is considered-110110. like.
ly.thut the lloston and Main Railroad
will follow the course adopted by the.
New York. New Haven andvflut'tford.
Thenithdrawing of the Consolidat-
edr-Ii‘om' this association would be felt.
considerably by shippers 2» in . this .turv
“wry. especially no when freight.“
resolute. heavy. The foreign roads
would-then been their car'suway from
the New England lines, and as the in
csl'aiourpany. depends largely on 1101110
entire foreign roads forhccrtaln kindu
. elitequipmept there would then be
greater‘delay in securing freight cura
out of the ordinary type.
up. , .1 MW .1 .« ..
OPENING OF NORMAL SCHOOL.
Tire Slate Normal Training School
. New Haven. opened for the full term
.ryeitiorday morning. The anterior; clans
panama about llo whlrb in chars to‘
the usual mur'rbcr. 0110 change will
humane-“in :the touching force this
your. Miss Dunn who came up from
Neil York one day each week lost your
to’ts'ttch drtr'winn will not return this
girl, devoting all of her limo to her
York work. The vncrinr. yhaa not
been filled The other members
tit acuity and the murmur of study
5 hurt your
'l'OflllloN Arrmna 1121 CHINA.
urns, china. Sent. turns down.
an empress has appointed Yuon :B‘hl
It to be to member of the Board of
Foreign Affairs, and a grand council
oil'of'the fourth class in the l2‘or'cigua
it he will rank on third minister. ~
. any on Tang, vice-ray of chaos
tin, Mormon also appointed a grand
outlier '0! the' fourth class. The
r .m automation to Pokin re~
consult with the
“recording
» -
iiirru-z' remorse-w . ......
ifi'mn “the Second regiment of Condos '
stream of oil In a twinkling“
. this company team match by the New
' .lows: Capt. A. A. Ailing, 89; Musician
Railroad men in this city have 10- '
;.out of a possible 100 and fourth
«lowneer
the alarming
Fitch" can 12511111
1.
r""1 t.'.t
lilacs Won the Company learn
Match Out of F rfieeu cantest- '
. ants
All the members of tht2 Connectit'utI
rifle team that wont to Camp Por',1y 0
tin compete in the big international rifle
tlon‘ruament have returned, excepting
M‘adol Ernest L. Isbell who has gone
, lb Ottawa Can. No is a member of the
Board of National Rifle AHSllCiillitlIn
that picked the American team that
will about there on September 7 Ma I
jor Eben Hill, Jr., arrived in South
N01 a 111k Monday
The biggest thing dono‘ by the Con-
necticut marksmen was the winning. ' of: i
Haven Blues. They got $100 cash until
a gold medal for each member of the
team. There were fifteen company
teams in this competition. The sl1oot-' l
Iiirg was at 200 and 600 yards. The,
total score mark; by the Blues in this
match was 129 out of a possible 500.
‘ The individual scores made by the
.Blnes' tear in. this match were as fol-
..lohn'Corr'lc, 87; Private N. Johnson.
till; Corp ILA. Riley 82; Corp. 'W.D
iiey. 82.
The most consistent shooting was
done by (‘01 p01 .11 Ohm ics w. Harrison
of the New lluvcn Grays. lie won first.
,‘IHBCB at 309 yards all comers match
with a score of till out of a possible 100
He was tied dun ten others for first.
place at 590 yards with a perfect score.
tit 50 and in the dr~aw011t won first
place. lie was third in the 999 yards
all comers‘ match with a score of 49;
that at short range wlih a more of 85
at
mid range with a score of 99 out of a:
possible. 1.00
in. the national pistol match Isbot.
.Ihst Saturday Musician John B Corrie;
«if the Blues won fifth place and Mal)"
Ernest 11.112912“ won 12m place Major
lobe” was unfortunate In that his rc-
volver did not work properly. There
Were about. 259 unirir s in this 11111th
1001110 gets a silver and [shell a bronze
medal. ,, ,
in the championship regimental
loam match, open to all icu‘mu of six
from any regiment initiation or uqirud
run of crrvnlr'v of the United States
army and United States marine corps
or organized militia of any state, at
it) shots. for record at 200, 900 and i,-
900 yards slow lire, the Second Infan~
try of Connecticut entered tWo teams.
which finished sixth and seventh rote
putatively ..witb decree of 988 and 1339.
ouch. This match was won by ihei
score of 7719. In this match thorn were
'31 entries. 11. the inter state team
match shot last Wednesday and Thur 11-
out of 49 teams.
in the national individual
which was shot. last Friday and Batu
urday in which there were 678 on
tries, the high man from Connecticut
was Scr 1 Howard ill. Williams of the
Bitten wt th 11. score of 292, with a. 0.
Simpson of tho Grays second with a
source of 2119, which were nine and 12
points rr-upoctively below the first. ii
men of the match.
in tho 1.01011 can match aqutuldod
cornpetition. open to everybody and
«hot at lion and and 1000 yards, was
won by (inpt 10.800100 g Ohio .with
secure of 97. There we about 400
entries in this match. . 1’ vote til. 0.
Simpson was only nine anti behind
the winner his score be 1138
The President‘s match, the eventt
won inst your by Private Simpsonpf
New Haven, want. this your to 370th
W A. berg, of the stats of Whammy
Sixth infantry of Massachusetts with a. ,
day tin2 (lormecticut team finished 22ml .
match .
any
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tlcnt. This event was won by the Sec
tend oWsShlngton. The First Con
inectlcu‘t team 'was tied for eighth
place With the First District of Co-
lrmrbia team. The tying score of these
two teams was 3.72
GIRLS DO NOT EAT ENOUGH.
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Neither Do They Take Athletic Exer-
cise Enough.
; No wonder there are so many ner
vcus breakdowns among girls and wry
men outplayed in downtown stores and
offices. I think the‘priniopal reason,
says a Worker's Magazine contribu-
ilor, is because they fail to eat' proper
food and enough of it,
imagine a young woman whose
010111 is a bookkeeper trying to sub-
dist. on a ham sandwich, plate of
10101110 olden of pie, and a. glass, of
iced 0.11.110.- work is trying on her
Wucrvcs to say the least. and yet
will go from noon until maybe 7
clock on the above mentioned meal
ow she expects to ke‘e'p tip is a hive
ry. ' She cannot expect to have
anything except a suilow complexion,
lack luster eyes. and a listless expr-es
sion. if the girls would only eat the
good wholesome food that they can
get for the same price and forego the
tea and coffee they would be a lrun-:
d1 ed per cent better off
.Thoro is no doubt but. that improper
teed amt lack of exercise are the
chief carrses'ot “nervous prostrution".
mung the downtown workers. Some
I2.w years ago a girl would think
nothing of walking a. distance of three
1' ‘four miles to work in the morning
no then walk borne, but now they
will board distally our to ride a dis-
lance of. a few blocks. The inherent-c;
The girl who walked was better in
health. iggflhs, and had more ambition
and this t in lite. The girl today
and little ambition.
ONLY CURE FOR DYB'PEPSIA. .
, Mrsdr‘ranklin Bush, of New Castle,
Del. says: "l suffered for years with
dyspepsia, used to have grout distress
auditioicblng. I tried everything i
q-opid hear of. but. nothing. helped me
doth i took Brazilian Balm, and one iii)
cent bottle cured me (ornplctoly.
For sale syn. i-l I’lalsted 11‘ ll. llnx'.
tor. and The Clifford Pharmacy.
......“
Stats League.
Hartford, 7' :Bridgoport, 2.
Holyokoab: New Haven. 2.
Springfield ii: New London. 1. .1
.. iWator'bury-Norwich Ignore advanced.
t
National League.
nonton- Philadelphia, Wot grounds.
Cincinnati 2|; i’iitsburm 2
alone)
New York, 2:
garlic)
. Brooklyn 1;
second garlic)
(illiohgo, ti; St. lamls, 0,
z". American League.
Philadelphia, 19; Washington; ii
trim game).
Philadelphia, 9; WuahihgtonJ (got:-
ond game)
Detroit 9; C‘lrirugo, ti.
St. bottled; (llr.veland ll 2
Boston it, New Yor,h 2 (first name)
New York. “:19
name).
Brooklyn, 0 (first
- 1‘9. 9 2. .. _
New York, 0 (7 innings,
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NO lNDlGATlON OF FOUL PLAY.
I. l)ANBllllY., Sept. 4.- vuledical
unilurr Stratton. decided today that
the death' of" William llnchhnayrr
i:
dictation 01' foul play,
of benign
seven ii
The condli lo
I hav editorials this
ticaliy all my ll 9 an
- very low it any people ii i“
doubt my statement. .
sufferer tram dyap peptplih
. many years and an , ..
. iievs'd of all the distreflbm i ii
1; ve my testimony ill
remedy that has brou
was at a loss to know what; ill
' of Dr. Richards Tablets night praised.
.iot‘rtained a bottle at Alien tad
Is
‘ most instant relief.
is endowed with a sallow complexion.
. s‘ociatlon. 602 li‘itiolliy Building liuiti
ee‘I
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iBASEBALL IRESU LTB YESTERDAY 1
t7 iu~
lluutmi, b (nomad
it?»
Whoso- body was brand lying across a
rrick guy rope last night was due
conhhstion and that there was no ind
Debihse. who Was stabbed
on Sunday night. in a row on
are no is ed ill
Wit!
1‘It is fifths strong. it 0hr“; « '
v. For instance, M1- on: i Lion.
ii 179 to i
1
.vi
tint this
wonderful change in any
orythlng I ate seemed. till all
trees. i had verytlittlednb
adopt for what would agree n th "in .
thermal“
been or a”
bill!“
i had about 31an up in dea-
Ip-air thinktna my. use. wuaiaaainstume.
At this time. a friend who. and heard
rug tors
and asked me. ..to tail ad
with the result the . .11th ed orig,
I found the little,
laxative pills which. come..with the
tablets to be the lineal thing Idiot
stlpation I ever used. My appetl o.
and digestion are, now all that could
{be desired and I give all the credit to
Dr. Richards Dyspepsia Tablets " -
For sale by...- all drp mists “1139in
to say “Itidhards” ttviwce Pride 50
cents per bottle Made by Dr. Bidir-
'urds Dyspepsia Tablet Association, 53
Worth street, New York.
01 Ni
MARY LAND'S BIG ENTERTAIN-
MENT.
Former Residents Have B'é‘e‘ri invited
to Her Old’Home Week.
BALTIMORE, Md, Sept. 3.—Mdl‘y-
land is sending invitations to her sons
and daughters scattered eV'ererhere
to come to a grand reunlt‘rn, and is
making extensive preparations to give
them a week of right royal entertain-
meat when they come. Old Home
Week covers the dates October 13 to
19,1111d there will not be a moment
of that time that will not thrill with
the spirit of hospitality for which the
Old Line State is famous.
ber of spectacular features in this
city such as an electrical pageant, s.
‘,grund military and paved display.~a
gathering of patriotie'soclotioe, a [lili-
nde and ball by the fraternal orders. a
bigmconoort. a night carnival, etc.
There fill also be a specialpilgrimagt
toAuuupoils on Peggy Stewart Day.
which falls in Old Home ‘Woek.
. The visitors to the capital will havr
an opportunity to inspect the nrugnlh
cent new buildings of the. United
States Naval Academy and the remod-
elod state house of historic associa-
Lions. . .
The New Baltimore, which has
sprung from the ashes of: the titans
trons tire. 0! 1904, will not be the least
of the features that will afford delight
and daughters of tht2 state.
Tin2 honrocorncr's will have the bone
lit of special transportation
granted by railroad .apd sttourubuai,
cornpanicu, and urrangt'mcnia are. on
tool to secure for the visitors the prlv:
liege of a side trip in Jamestown with
out extra charge.
Every for'rner Mnrylandol‘ of whom'
the Maryland Home Coming Associa
tion secure information will receive a
special invitation to attend the horne-
coming.
sent out by Governor Edwin
held in the name of the state.
War
Al
whereabouts of former
DOBWHBion, be the secretary of the 111-1-
more, Md.
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A HUMANE APPEAL- ‘
..A bnhume citizen of Riolilllond, ind.
.. r,,U. D Williams, 107 West 1111111181.,
. says: “i appeal to all persons will
Well lungs to take 1112. Kings New
proprietor '8 recommendation: it save
more lives than all other
slung remedies put together.
'1 arcs .usthma,, broncirltlai.
whooping couab. oninsy.
lungs hd builds them 11‘.
at 93.11 Baxter», Soul
500 and $1.99. ’i‘rial bottle free. .
WM
Bahama sALr—fo "7 Menu. .
(I.
very different principles from
ecrlmmngou we have over an...
umo just published whence may
greatest trading house in Japan,
are shown to udvirn
cases, and the heads
der and quiet prevail
112; others aleop
cits Hows-yer ti“
be. it is ..not. free fr
il.
rating
tits. Ev- ”Giddy. morning.
= ilhuor '00 a minor,‘ in Stamford; Pre-
‘ sccntlu; Attorney Keneuly 0x91511999
I Wrtime Flanagan had been arrested on
maximum amount on both counts.
The celebration will include a. 1mm '
and will surprise the returning sons
rater.
These invitations‘nre being
persons who illli’l‘ information of the
blur \ lander s
are urged to promptly forward such
names and addresses as are in their
Discovery, the only remedy that has
. helped me and fully copies up lathe
clan and
Used as a.
ouch and cold card the world over;
oroup.
‘ houracpo'asf
and.pl thlsic. stops hemorrhages of ihoi
Guaranteed.
Norwpik, an,
Ill 1’. Wood's, Norywtilk, drug stores
Even in placid do an they havetbnr-i
gain sales but they ondhct them‘arer
An
amusing American woman has embed
led her experiences of traveling alone
in Japan in a most entertaining vtrir
l0
gathered a description of picnic at the
The ponds are not lions about. They
in locked
department's
keep the keys. ltcmnunts, however. MB
laid on mats, and though there is keen
anxiety to score traininsuporteot 01'-
babies toddie about twice horzigog:
r me e
01% 1.11.1 quiet.
though, the Jupaucuo bargain sale may
the .vhopllfter.
*0
933mm; jail; {tint saloon
keeper. wail “stung" Iy_'?udgs James
F1 Walsh 91 dream h. in the criminal .
cedrt‘ of ‘cOmm‘on pleas Ehiii'fieport yogi.
when court, plagued
for the September term Flanagan
pleaded guilty to the charge of delimit
to Judge Walsh that u was the‘ second
tiic same charge, and he recommended
the imposing or a severe penalty. The '
mutter appeared to Judge Walsh in:
the same light, and be imposed the-
'lThere was another interesting case
before the court. which showed that
,Jiriige Walsh can he lenient when 1011— ,
‘iency will do any good, as Well as be-
ing severe when a heavy penalty is'
demanded: ‘John Janeneof Danbury.
who lis‘s’been arrested frequently. on
the charge of drunkenness, pleaded
guilty to the charge Jones is e res
pectablo looking man who is cursed
with alcoholic thirst which frequently
gets the better of him. He explained
to the court that he had tried hard
to resist temptation. He said his fam-
ily or several children. are all strick‘
on with scarlet fever, and he begged
to be allowed to go to them. He has
been in Jail since August 8 Judge
Walsh fined him $10 and costs and
then suspended the execution of sen-
tertce.‘ ‘
A number of cases were disposed of .
before an adjournment was taken
til »
Joseph T1112 and Joe Frank, charged j
with intimidating strike breakers at
the recent labor troubles at the. Amerl .
can Tube and Stamping Company were
each sentenced to spend 40 days in .
jail. ,. ..
George Downing. popularly, known as .
“Needies’kwas fined 850 and costs for
violation of the Sunday liquor law.
Downing is proprietor of the Savoy
Hotel. in Bridgeport.
Thomas Flounder). of Stamford who
was charged with selling linear to two
vnrinors was fined $200 on each count
John Jones. a mspeo’tnbioiooking man
. who lives in Dunbnry, pleaded guilty
to drunkenness. ..loneamromised to re-
. form and for the sake at his family
the court fined him $10 and then sus-
pended judgment John Twiltz was fin-
ed $25 and costs on the charge of as.
sauli.
William Btixsom of Bridgeport who
stole two blcyCles in State street re-
0011in was fined 51.4 and costs and
sentenced tottii) days in jail. Ralph
Sears who was alleged to have de-
pirauded his boarding mistress. was
fined 115.01. tin2 charge of kce plug a
house of asslgrrntlon Bess Perry, ah ha
tattoo of Middle street was fined $99
and lemma Williams forfeited a bond
of $50 for t..hft
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YALE'8 FALL SPORTS.
Football Squad Will Report at New
Haven, September 16th.
NEW HAVEN, Sept. 4 «Some of the
athletic authorities at Yale have re-
turned from their summer vacations
and have taken 11p in a. preliminary
way the arrangements for the fall
Iiborta at the University. Tire football
squad will report here on the 161k and
Manager Foster 0111 be back a week
earlier to make arrangements for the
__._..
dining hall. Men are at work: alreadit:
inspecting the stands on Yale Field ahd‘
2 making the necessary repairs The
early indications are for a very prom }
icing football squad. and the develop
’3' 'nrent of the possibilities of the amend
all rules', especially thorio (1.1111115 with
the forward purl. is expected/to bring
into the game more spectrumlor feaw
titres than expected heretofore The
use of the forward pass is expected to
lly other tour in the country, for only
. the cholera causes; in their spring
i practice gavel inirch"'attbntlorr to this
side of “"lhflluflimflt lit in. Dhulictorlg by
i
fly. yards of are no
covering at least
ridiron
or a pass the width or the
not be 11ndunal,-w11ilo truck
of the ball behind the line Will make
the play so open that spectators canv
not fail to be thoroughly enthusedmiih
the game. The new rule glvylnsu a
second time in case . alone to he 0
the pass successor y'oworltod'r whi 0
yet retaining the blili When the attack.
inn tom is near lien opponentn' «sounds.
interpreted to mom that uhmlnur
team carryine- this ball will have more
Advantages than hint your when only
one forward pass'vmhallomd :
it is thematic:- in Ynieneircleu that
21,549; it M9 be 211102,,
2 'men prior to the undoing of the Yale ’
be; further advanced by Yale than .byd
Yale tootbull menthol. lorwardmus'aea .
room the right to rise of anrd tines u' -
(Wall holders of the cup would agree to are b
’, trader- the new rule: of the
At Closmgi ~‘
This first group are of the best grade reed in late pat—
terns, with corduroy back, seat and side cus'hioris. White
porcelain hand places on the pushing liar. ' ‘3' ~ ~
$25.00 Carts . . . . . .irow at are. 50
$2124 Carts ...... .. . .. now at $16.00
$20.00 Carts- .... ..., now at $15. 00
$12.50C0rts.. .. ...... .nowat $925
6.12.1»
41..“
11111011109110 Go Car 8.
In russct brown, Brewster 11.111411 on tlrcusidcs. Two of
these are arranged to fold m such a manner as to give .1 per—
fcctly flat surface when desired for a sleeping infant.
$27. so ....... ......... ............ new at $20.00
$22. 75 ........... .. . .. .............. now at $17. 00
$20.00 ...... ......1 now at $15.00
Hooded Go Carts, russet brown.
,Very handsome specimens; lined in corduroy tlrmuglh
out.
$25.00 Carts
0‘!-
El
1
...... . how at $0.00 '
English Perambulator. .. '1 . .
With Brewster green body and very elegantly finished.
it is a new size, a trifle smaller than last year ’5 style, less
cumbersome and easier 5,10 manage .Price $39 50.
Fourth floor, elm ator from Carpet Store.
Tues; Refmeerators
to be closed out this week. _ ,3, . ..
$54.00 style now at $42. 00
$39.00 style 110w at $30. 00
, . . $29.00 style now 013323.00
. Regular styles. '1 2' . ... 21
.Value $60. 00 now at $45. 00 .Value $30. 00 now at $27.00
\ aiuc $50. 00 npw. at $40.00. Value $27 00 now at $22. 50
Value $45.00 now at $34.00 Value $25 00 now at $19. 50
Ice Chests.
0111011125000 i901 “PW tat $4- 90 : $5 50 style
$7.00 style now at $6.00
Eddy' Refrigerators,
now at $4.50
",4" t '9’. ll. ': . _
Minimum. lite-T“, . I,
. (L. ‘ a)" 3‘ 4"} .‘ \ i
flew,“ fl ...1 a?;}. - i .
e if” 5, f} a} .
r‘. . | 1. .
3’51
Blvfises
w-m'ue - M ii. .. ...... Ma Ma.»
Size 35‘ Years t: 7301's.
School Dresses.
66930 $2.00.
Ready for wear. Latest styles: Well made and at prices that would
allow 11100 nothing terminal; work it 11100th home. a. ...I .. . . an».
For ”ops and (rule.
21.1 i..i..it.i
. . . Hosiery.
At 101:; 150 2 for 250; 190.
Cadet Scienti tie Btecklngs.
', At. 250.
Three WeighiefiFlnanModlum and Heavy. Knees, Heels and Teen re-
lnforced with Cadet. Linen.
,1
,M . .4. , ‘
. spscratrdaooreav.
..gI Miner. .1
it eruptions”...
New h
nl .
kchauge‘a' '
It? W l“ $21M fill 5113'?“
it wasame'ron s21.“
. «an
ov-
oi '. 6190 ,
e .0 '...9 lg! ‘ l .
it it...“ a... .1 when:
out by?“ phonic
as 001119.116. Eritrea.
out} “ion-fl them"; suntan 0 that 0721101th ulceration
Q1812" to111(‘mt111I1li“ova?S that”? challenge Brotherii bed of Tong a, number
amid g alibi one of £99: a it via an n ”3&0 000m the im-
“to y chi; 0181113 or elsewhere it t . 151515511 0 1.011110
'lcheck Weather
' 11 marked
relish (may
11' concern a .
”resold
New York.
at urtbllanohu sentiment in
which subject Ynnn Shi Kai .
been mounting was her maiden.
.‘ Yacht Club.
1,511,, ... ‘ '. ".
no. '4
it or 2W“! at the. linear
“my; rbe’tnterpr'etedotgi . .
heir fill tenant. m WW 1' DIEM Will «an to» New élet MARMR Built opt. Ase-lir- the 1101100
been received in athletic eirsleemln. fen Thursday mausoleum; watt.- court ysatsrday ton lunkidoalera who
in: preliminary applications 1012 1.102 minors and men of business. iron tailed to file their weekly reports in
beta walkout more. «nothing almost 11 av be somethinx made unite accord??? r‘vllth the statutes were
i reproduce your.
and it is interesting” hear that Hit 0 '
detective is as neconsdry in the 000m , '
lttnli as in 111119111110. unanimous sleeve .
is 11' 11301111 reroute/cleric secondhand
ton. , Railroad avenue, is today favorable to
in the Herrick trophy match, open his recovery. .
to may and navy. the marine corps
stimuli ttery'ol'ganlsatious of the dif-
tensor. platen-the Connecticut host
team not 19th place in a ma .
which as team shot- The winning-
teeru was No 1 of Ohio with a score
in! 1,-685. enhancers of the Connecticut
team was 1,.347 ,
in the championship regimental sit
toil W? l
“Stan
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