' ‘ ternoon.
_ _ cNEW FABRICS ron
‘ . 3 In Batiste, Voiles, Poplins, Gab-
- r ardines, Soisettes, Wash Silks,
Ginghams. Females and other
goods in plain colors, stripes and
fancy‘iigures.
E. K. BANKS
Mahackemo Hotel Block.
x cm MARKET—
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so NO. MAIN ST}
South Norwaik.
NEW VlCTOR RECORDS
EAST For August
Are Now on Sale
DON N ELL'Y ’S
16 So. Main St.
NORWA LK
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1y ‘v‘riiz'u will dete' tiiv- 2
ltll‘iltill of factory owners 1
in}. ex mpllon of their (li'ililt"'ti Incl
.l‘vmn rr".u:~.l servics the tfiK‘aL'id
mated population (little. larger cities
in Fairiicld County has. been consul
cred of sufficient merit to appeal to
Washington for at least a proper rc‘
construction of figuresrupon later
quota drafts. "
It is for this purpose that every
factory owner in the County is both:
asked today to check up their eni~'
ployes carefully. to furnish data
which will definitely show the num-
ber of men employed in skilled and
unskilled trades prior to the drafl,l
the number eligible from the oflicoi
force‘s and those eligible from the'
working forces. and to gitW actual es—|
timate of the. proportion of skilled}
men who will be taken from direct“
und indirect innnition :tnd govern-l
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It 13 possible for you to more one of these Fine “VULGAIl”
GAS RANGES for a small sum with order and the balance in
easy monthly payments.
The full committee which is now
SOUTH NORWALK.
Scott Bean, of Van Zant street, is
Visiting in Hartford.
Mrs. S. Butler and Miss Jeannette
"W Couvering of Meridon are spend-
fig :1 week with relatives on the East
“do. [
Friends of Ambrose Carpenter, of,
Gregory Boulevard, will be pleased to
hear he is l'ocoVering nicely from the
refieots of a. broken wrist.
N CW
13 the- Time to Consider
. Repapering, Your Home
HOUSE PMNIMIE
Estimates Cheer-fully Gven
Gall us—Phone 1446
J. A. RUBBER
108 So. Main St, 80. Norwalk.
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Work on the Community Hall is! AWWEATHERNFORECVASTp
coming along vcry nicely. The EnStlI ~-
Bide seems to be in a stain of melon-' Forecast for Norwulk and vicinity:
(3101! since ml, Sixth Co. M. town i‘nir tonight and Shun-day; slightly
last week. K‘Ollh‘l' ltllliallt. There is. no \\'cll< 1on1)»
‘od storm area east of the Rocky Moun-
The primary department of the talus. bl“ “3!“! scattered 51’0“"‘1'5
East Avenue M. E. Sunday School how occurred during the last 24 hours
will picnic in Scol‘iold's orchard, SO in tho western. southern and eastern
’Btrawherry lllill avenue, Saturday “1. districts. Considerable cloudy weath-
They will leave the church‘T prcvnils this morning along the Al-
' Lluntio coast. The heat wave has
lncotly spent its force in the irorthcrn
sénml custom districts. and tempcra’
tum. now are only slightly above nor~
season.
at 2 o'clock.
The article in Wednesday cvcning'
Sentinel regarding Warrenuo paw», .
I mom has set people talking raid warlnm “'1' ”I"
daring whether influences Will be ox-
erted to have Soaview aVenue andWEATHER
East avenue paved with ‘a pavement?
ot endorsed by the Connecticut (‘ood‘ , . . .‘
goads “mama“ . I ‘- l‘otnpcrnturo: High, 8.5; low,
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The Dorlon House is one of the
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John E. O'Sullivan's famous shore ding
hers. East Norwalk certainly feels
pound to have such a popular chart
in her midst. ‘
busiest places along the Lung island
shore thouo summer evenings. Parties
come for many miles to enjoy one of
, George ohnsou, of Westpori, was
Iadmitted and discharged yesterday
from the Norwnlk Hospital.
Albert Eldridge and Daniel Kcoglm
mlalrars of voters of the Third Vol-i
ins District, are holding a sassion at. Boldcn ll‘orbush, 0f Milli“? Stl'Gt’l. lit
Sclzcr‘s barber shop for tho purpogolonjoying a vacation from his bualness
o! receivingr applications for caucus duties in New York Oil?-
uml primary registration and leor- "-
i-ecuon of said lists. They will '50 in A mistake on the part of a printer
passion at the same place on August in the mechanical department of the
10th for the same purpose. Sentinel, yesterday, got several lines
—————-—-——~—- mixed. making it appear that Morris
Epstein, the North Main street gro-
cer, had been before Judge Vosburgh
charged with assaulting his wife. it
was an exasperating error and it is
hardly conceivable how such a mis-
take could have oceurred. The item
as printed. was wholly wrong and Was
an injustice to Mr. Epstein. His rop-
utntlon as a citizen and good husband
is well known and Sentinel readers
realized that a mistake had been made
when they read the item as published.
W. H. Turner of New York. city, is
~ . " “the guest of his brother, R. A. Turner,
it'the Cotter Cottage. Tokene'ke.
Albert Parrot. of South Norwalk.
has been engaged as life. guard and
‘BVlmlng instructor at the Tokeneko
Attorney Edward 3. Quinlan has
been designated Acting Prosecuting
Attorney in the uptown court during
the absence of Prosecuting Attorney
Jesse T. Dunbar, who is first lieuten-
ant of the local Sixth Company ' at
«Fort Terry. The appointment was
announced yesterday afternoon by
Judge Nehemiah Candee.
‘ The regular weekly session of the
. Red Cross Card Club will be, held on
Friday afternoon tilts. '0. Irving Fer-
mentertnlnedtbe club last Week.
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wheld at the Tokeneke Club on Satur-
; day, August 4. Europe's colored or-
chestra of New York city, will furor-h
,nnslc. . .
-NEW POST OFFICE SOON
One more week before the altera-
tions start for the new post ofllce.
We must sell on our clothing fur-
nishings and shoes at once at greatly
reduced prices. It will pay you to
come to us and take advantage of this
Among .the late arrivals =.at the
.«Bninmit House are: R. 'N. atelier
Montclatr, N. J .; on. and Mrs. More.
head, Montclair, N. J .; Mr. and Mrs.
7N. G. Harkness and Elmer Harkness.
White Plains, N. Y.; FMI'S Ellis, White
Plains. N. 11.; Mrs. Alice Gruming and
figughter, White Plains, N.‘ Y.
11 Wednesday evening, Mrs. Her-
Wheeler held a first mm<'child4
is party atltbe Tokenekolclub. in
honor'other little daughter Miss Mad-
me Wheeler. The party took‘ the
firm of a masked‘ ball and the chil-
dren‘urpeared on we flooniualllkinds
of .roostumes. Forty-eight children
irate 511mm . in tall. Miss Mona *Braclo
an davored with some" exhibitidn
dances. ~
South ‘Norwalk.
Costa Pappas, the Main street boot-
~black. was arrested yesterday after-
noon by a detective of the New Hav-
mutatlon ticket.~ Pappas was summon-
ed tobtamford this morning, afterhla
release yesterday on $25 ball. and was
fined :17 and costs, which he paid.
The aflalr was quite a mixed up one,
the ticket being in the name of‘Moyer
- Dulberg, manager of the 5 a; 10 cent
storeon Main street. Mr. Dulberg, it
is. understood hadloaned the book to
Asher 'Gllokson. a clothier also of
Maln'istreet. .whoin turn handed c"
ovorrto 2mm who and it between
South Normal]: and Stamford. The
book is «not! 102- transportation in
Now Normand in some (way the cow
IdIWKOhtM train got. onto tho-net
; molt-rammed by several pu-
,, , tlu.‘and comauenuywaouw
" * ruminant is received the truth
itlons to the minister of justice that'
,mi to observe two meatless days a
sale. Louis Avrick. Post Onice Block,|
on Road for unlawfully using a com-'
meet-t. yesterday. mold-mammoth requisite and not a Wit-b
preparihg cards for quick disseminu
‘lion among the factories of the court-1
Hy. tarot»-
i Harry E. Harris. chairman: William?
ill. Allcn, t‘. 12. Hilton, W. G. Bryant:
iE. I‘. llullard. A. M. Cooper, C. D.’
3 Davis. \l'. V. Dee, G. M. Flames. H. I!
Midis“. W. H. Farrell. E. L. Fletcher.
If}. C. Gcrrish, W. J. Grippin, H. H.
ll-lamilton. J. G. Kingsbul'y. W. B.
fluently. J. (l. Lttdlnln, A. l... Biker.‘
|.lohn C. Stanley, 1). H. Warner, W. R.?
, Don‘t go without your NEW GAS RANGE
cannot spare the ready money to pay cash.
because you
with Order 3
32° Per Mandi
Will bring you a First-class "VULGAN" GAS RANGE andyou
will have plenty of time to pay for it in easy Two-Dollar
Monthly Payments.
l\\'t‘l):~it(’l‘. Bridgeport: B. 0. Davis, ’ . n
illlusl Norwolk; (‘has; '1‘. l)lmond,1 PRICES WILLBEHIGEE‘ PLACE YOUR ORDER
lSoul‘h Nortmlk: Joseph A. Horn,‘ ELY,
:Htamford: i’. 1.. Gercty. Shelton: A.‘ IMMEDIAT
it). 'l‘wculy. lltlllllul‘)’; John D. Milne.l
Not-walk, and George A. Shepard:
Bclht‘l.
laovnnnon APPOINTS
i MALTBIE FOR JUDGE
.1. P. TUTTLE’S PLACE
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”“6“ 1’13"“ ”"8" M... mm... bang new no lNG. DENT IN BRITISH
(liteenc. in the Silllf‘llOl" court (mlthe general and subcommittees of the: LINES
March 3, 1916, made him a member Central Labor union, having in
10f lhc uricvance committee of the hut-.chargo tho Labor Day demonstra-
sit..-::in:::‘“..:£12.33“:...‘.‘.Iil::t.::: lira m .. . .
Nouns. a member of the bar. Mi? fSeptember 3‘ to perfect plans for ”mil” 4‘ “liming ill—'1” ““11 a ”WNW"
Maltbio ins filled several minor or: “"9"" Th" “91‘1”” body has he““‘,sublnarinc on July 10, \rlicn ncur
flees. among thcm the clerkship of from llllllly timlcsnnion organizations‘thc Frcnch coast, and cscnpcil
the statute revision commission creut- in the stair that they will send <19"?-idosll‘llclltlll by supcrior speed “i'.
M13:[faltiil‘estlfl‘El-‘iqr: 0:11.91?” ‘gatlons h”? ‘0 participate in ”’9 Parlor a torpedo hull horn launched
to my w‘...":§;,...‘,,”é.‘ thdriglgiififio: ad“ Th" m“) "”“Wmi‘m “f ”'9 “R“‘iund tlvcntyuonc shots hnd bccn
nt‘ .ludgo 'l‘nulo as a renult or ,,,.\.bmnch 0‘ ”W American Federation O‘ifircd from the U boat‘s dock gnu.
failure of the recent session of the
Legislature to increase the salaries
of suporior court Judges from $7.500
to $9,000 ouch. Judge Tulllo ltnvim:
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session on Tuosday. September 4. and‘uu arriving: hon! today.
the parade Will hit MM under UK? "no"! The American gunners on tho
written in his redunalion that ho plccs 0fth'lf"‘im""§°"- ““111“? fired sixteen 5’10“ i” "3"
could not support his family with his' The 1'0"an letter has boon son! flurn, but without result so for as
l’l'eE‘K’D‘ salary. Judge ’l‘uttlo is a to subordinate unions by the Centralfoonld ho ascertained.
democrat, and is already being men’IBOdy! ' ROME, Aug. ii.»—l.argc squall—
1W W n or "3““ W
ltn the full of next year. in. Manuela"? “"t “”61“” mm“ 50' (WW 1" dnr cm‘vtlycly hombcd the nrsc-
‘is a N‘pllblican. once to visit lianbury on Labor Day‘nul and "military works of Pola,
As Mr. Maltble will not. begin his ’and partlcipaio in our demonstration. |thc ohict' nnvul station of Austria-
j"?""““ “9”” {01' “NW ll mop“). 116' "We plan to make the event onefllunuary. on the Adriatic, accord»
3,1,1],,.(\‘,°n}:::.uon“1:3; “Camilla?“ 12:3: long to be remomborod by m’cry,inu to un official_stntcmcnt made
camp has not. yet mm... “mm hifl'mcmher of orcnntzed labor who visltfitmlny by the ltnhnn \\ nr Depart-
' us, and can assure you that you wilhmclll.
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successor.
be royallyentertained from start toi AMSTERDAM, Aug. 3.—-u‘\(.'-.
Much 01‘ Judge 'l‘uttlo‘s time in the , .
if""1“‘““‘" ”fur“,- 1“ ”a“ “'i“ be 0‘" finish. as the union men and womvn‘curdiuu to the. Echo Do‘lilolnc. the"
(balm! 0?)",ligvfixipzf‘ ‘lilOthilill‘llCl‘ nt' llunburv wish in locality in the host (‘ity of Liege has been lincd 500,-
wns iccoml; appointed by ”9:111”; of their ability their appreciation of (Mill francs for disobeying an order:
Woodrow Wilson. upon nominatlon of tho wimlchenrtod support glvon of tho lcrman authorities to 110-:
Governor Holcomb.
MEATLESS DAVS FOR
' CANADIANS BOON
over the state. ion the QQuui dos Pcchcurs.
"Each city is to come as a complete; l‘lrl'l‘lltlth-Al). Aug.
division. and you are requested to co- litllllllll‘. in Southern Bukowinn,
operate, through your central body, has been cvacuntm
to make your division an excellent sinus. the \Vur Office announced
unit. ' , today.
Appropriate prizes are to be _
awm-dpd to 0m.0f.mwn unions torsicgo has been declared in tho
bps: appearance, largest, number multiple ‘ilrcck' Department of At-
llne, best that and ladies' organizo-ltll'a, including
lion making best appearance. .
“We will consider it a great favorjmm Athens to
if You will inform us as to what ac:g l‘clcgraph'Company:
tion you trike in this matter, and also, BERLIN, Aug. 37 V1
would appreciate it if you would. .
advise us of the approximate num--further advances:
her we can expect to represent your:
People of Dominion to Be Put on Ra-
tions by Food ContrOIler
Hanna
OTTAWA. Ont, Aug. Enron-uh is
to be put (in rations and there is to
be a penalty if the orders are not
.obeyod. W. S. Hanna. food control-
‘cr of Canada. has made recommenda-
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the people of Canada Shall be l‘Ot’lUlr-
I'voek, two baconless days a week, and
i that. every caterer in Canada who
’supplles daily 25 meals must supply.
:brend that is other than pure wheat 500-“
bread. The government, ho saith,
nust fix tho penalties. War and the
'focding of allied nations are stated:
as the justification for the recom-
mendations of the Canadian food con-‘
itroller.
lung, says the army lioadquarters’,
"Fraternany yours, announcement.
“General Labor Day Committee,
“John OYHara, chairman,
. “JohnH. Riley, secretary.”
of the Ihiestcr they are approach-
ing thc‘Rnssiim frontier.
ennui lull in .
umum
She Kept Her Locks Dark and Glossy
With Sage Tea and Sulphur
When you darken your hair with
Sage Tea and Sulphur, no one can
tell. because it‘s done so naturally. so
i The Westcm Hat Manufacturing 51:12:15}: Preparing this mixture:
‘Co., has taken over the old Lundstr’om g ’ at home» Is mussy and iron
i'blesome. For so-cents you can buy at
Hat Co's plant, and men’s» Iolthats. _
lot all kinds, are being made by the : ggfaggg $012;ng rigggififgfft
:new occupants—San Francisco disv ' p y
‘ 0| ’
patch to Daily News Record. Newlgtgzr $233? Cflifiundyyeal:
‘York. !just_ damoen a grouse or sort brush
lwith it and draw this through your lost asa result of submarines lust
l. . The “walk Country Club lennl5,hair, taking one small strand. at alweek numbered four sailing ships.
.team ‘Will mm the Knob Club “a!“ time. 'By rimming all may hair dis-laceording‘toran official statement.
‘at the 901mm CM) tomorrow aft""‘lapmnn-a, and. after another applica1;'l’his;read~s:
:uoon. Play Will start at 2 D- 115- The'tlon or two, your hair becomes beau-t “During the week ending mid-
,‘courtesy oftheCountryClub=has beenltitully darkened, glossy and luxuriant-night July ‘29, 610 ships with a
,‘ntefldfid to all “KHW'MWI‘B- and Gray; £aded~..halr.~ thanghnodlslgroris tonnage- of 412,0il0 ltbns en-
{tirislexpected'that there will bearings may,“ aisles ot‘old age. and as we tered ‘Italianports. Five hundred
'stte'o‘dunoe at the‘match. all desire .a youthm «Ind smooths and Ithirty-nix with a tonnage of
' . .pmmq....getibuy at «on with 1,000:dcparted. The low com-
:Goom Johnson. ollelm‘ ’W'Wyein's Sage and Sulphur Compound prised four sailing ships. one of
lime WM“! ‘hfit'lt ”I. m.nd¢MEMrWP":m undy- whicb win; more than. .250 dons.
pile. poms of ' Du rm 1W 10m proud-anon in a column! M? One steamer "was attacked-ind
damaged, but .
COPENHAGEN,
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: . tzes .
HARTFORD. Aug. 3.—'l‘he draft lip-i
peals board of the First Judicial Diafl
trict organized today with Judge .10-
seph P. Tuttle, of West Hartford, as
chairman and Robert Scovllle, of Salis-'
bury, as se'cretary.-- ~
attacks, Army Headquarters nn-i
nounced.
forces effected
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fensive, it is declared.
PETROGRAD, Aug.
lin, the Russians
Eddy by the Russian War Depart-
‘ment.
g.- ‘1er M“ “W to Minimum
” ‘9' " “fl 5 “ " f i ‘
Initiation
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kné.
them by the brothers and sisters all muliuh buildings damaged by fire mun Ambassador to W
3,—Khn-‘uuests invited by Baron _
”Frontier, Empcl'or‘ll'illinm's dip-hits been appointed
l by tho Rus-lomatic adviser and Prussian ell-,Gcncrul Kornilolf on the south-
North of (l‘zcrnowitz and soutlrll“ate rank.
[can steamship Mdtano, of
HEREIN, Aug. 3, via London—:mns’ gross, was sunk by a Ten-
The German battle line in Flan- ton
dcrs has been moved forward as,’l‘wenuty-one survivors have been;
a rcsult of successfulr countor- landed. *
The hostile attackingfdispatch to the Berlin Vossischc
and Zeitung says the Russian resist.-i
suffered heavy losses in the faceiallce for the defense of Ceruovitz,
of: the unweakened German dedis increasing- FPbSh troops are‘
3....Be-‘Wit-h0ut faltering in strenuously
tween the River Zbrocz, on thelopposmg “1.0 'Austro- _ . .
RussmGolician frontier, and the‘Vaflce on ’Kll‘hbaba- F 181111112; IS
Dnicster. River, northwest of Kho- most sangumary, but: the defend-
Wednesday ersare unablcto prevent the.Aus~
abandoned their positions, say's,t1‘0°GeTmaDS occupying POSI’EWDS
the ofl‘icia statement issued yesten favorable f9! further OPCMUQDS,
nincludmg Kimpolung. The writer
ROME, Aug. 3.—~Italian vessdls‘fomed to abandon Comovitz.
.in-chie! of the Russian armies.
lresiglsd. imih‘9.%mfldfl;
zalcommapder chief of the Boo,
Free Auto delivery
special here.
lfli BUSY SIORE
BECKMANN’S
It is prices like these quoted
that keep us on the jump all the
time. Make it your business to
try us today and every day.
You Will always find something
Ti‘i'é usual Beckmann quality
guarantee always.
Economy Prices Prevail
Campbell’s or‘Rcady Maid
llb.flatcan
lb...
«C'ollonll- on
SaturdaY.
Monarch Brand Washing
Wines and Liquors.
Ward’s Fresh Sponge Cakes. oer package .. . ,
3 packages rcaular 10c Spaghetti for ...... . .
3 lbs. Whole Grain Rice (12c value) for . . . . . .
Very Best Long Island Potatoes. per pk. . . . .
Imperial Marrow Beans (Fine for bakina). lb. .
Macnolia or Clover Brand Condensed Milk . .
Schuhle’s or Armour’s Grape Juice . 3 bottles 25¢:
Merrimac Brand Columbia River Salmon.
Curtioe Brothers’ Blue Label Ketchup. large size 25c.
Very‘Best Creamery Butter (None better made),
Fresh Roasted Ounces—Rebate of 5c
Babbitt’s Cleanser. Rea. 10c cans . . . . . . . . .. 2 for'9c
Enoch Morgan's Sapolio . . . .
Owing to the new law
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. 25c
25c
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. 16c
Soups . .. 2 cans for 25c
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........ .........45c
lhonallirrades
3cakesfor25c
Powder. large pkg. .. 12c
we cannot advertise
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A. F. Beckmann 8: Co.
von ‘
voy to the Court of Bavaria, to.
meet Chan‘ccllor Michaclis at teal,
LONDON, Aug. 3....A state of on the occasion of the chuncclor’sjng is the British official weekly
visit \to Munich. Dr. Michuclis.
wore a captain ’s uniform, giving
Athens and Pi. the Berlin Vossischc Zeitunli thcl
irucns, according to a dispatch Opportunity to scoff at; the worship
the Exchamge of cpaulcttcs winch puts a lcadulglthan 1,600 tons sunk, 58.; under 1,-
stntesmnn in line ollicor's unifornni
lstcr of Foreign Affairs, will beg
speedily promoted to more ade-
2.——rhé Amcri~
2,730
LONDON, And.
submarine on July 31.
COPENHAGEN, Aug. 2.—A '
fighting with great energy and
German ad-
predicts the Russians will be soon
, PETROGRAD,.Aug. 2.—-A tele-
gram from J assy says the Russo,-
Rumanian advances between the
Casio and Putna Yalloys resulted
in the enemy losing between July
24 and '28'ninoty-oight guns and
about 4,500 prisoners. The encmy
front of sixty kilometres was brokj
onto. a depth of between 17 and 20
kilometres. ‘
PHROGRAD, Ans. 2p-Gen.
Alexis A. Bnmllofl. commander-
‘83 and 85 Washington St. Phone 1405.
ashiugton, ifrout, has been appointed (loner-atl-
{was among the few selected .issiino. General Tchcrciniscoff,
commander of the Eighth Army,
to succeed
western front.
LONDON, Aug. 2.——'l‘hc follow-
shippings (tilt
yesterday: ,
Arrivals, 2,747; sailings. 2,776.
British merchuntmen of more
summary, givcn
600 ions, 3.
a London.—-— but. says there is little doubt that! British mcrchantmen unsuccess-
‘Austro-Gorman ironpg lmvp made Chancellor Michnelis, like Dr. vonifully attacked, 9, including three
11 Bukowina and Bcthmann-Hollwcg, ex-(Z‘hanccllor. ‘ previously.
are now standing before Kimpo-‘aml Herr von Jagow, former Min-i Fishing vessels sunk, none.
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FOOTBALL WILL a: naval)—
AT TRAINING~GA~MPS
NEW YORK. Aug. 2.-—Dr. Harry I).
Williams, the old Yale hurdler ‘and
of later years football coach of tbeva
iversliy of Minnesota. has been added
‘to Uncle Sam's stat! of athlettcemn‘
tors. At present he is working at
Fort; Snelling near St. Paul. Thelma
‘tor lsvof the opinion that there its IO‘
thing to beat tobtball rot-\mning my
the physical condition. so he has the
entire squad of army men daily going
through pigskin stunts. ‘
He has'the makings of 15 matches
elevens, and he is anxious for nine-
outside matches before his men llama;
for the firing line. It is as wear:
since Dr. William did 15 445 second:
oventhablgh hurdles, and that“
Was then the Americanvrecord.
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