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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, July 3, 1918 · page 9

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WEDNESDAY, JULY 3, 191a ‘
gr}! I; ya:

so... EliiiEItIh El
lililE SiEllElllllEll

Final preparations have been com—
pleted and 'l,.I:'I;I' .\iI i.» 2‘: and
bunch of Slétl: Itili clash with George
Weiss" .\‘orwail; Colonials ‘tomgroh’
afternoon atidmusement Park.

”asides Browne. Gilbert. Seymour
and M cheap. all former Giants, lllEl‘I.
IIiIl be included in the All- star‘s
up Kf‘llt‘lll-‘l, noII pitching for lsrooklyn

Rudolph, brother of ti 0 famous DlIII,

of tho Boston Brat es, ex- buffalo shortd
stop; Ferris former ProIidenII‘
fielder and others, pIcrI‘ one of wlwlfl
are well known to tho big
all our the country.

Chief Bender will po.9lti\'ey
for the Colonials. The- All Stars.
closed 11.9 big; ieagucrn arc not
jet-t to the regulations of—thc major
leagues bocauso of this it will Us pos»
siblo for liendeir to appear with locals.
Either Clyde Walters or “Robinson,
"Newport Newn catcher, will \VIIL‘l-l be-
bind the ba. As Joe Dugan has been
lrtduccd to return to the Athlutics he
wiil not no allowed to play with minor
league teams. This menus that he
been forbidden to appear with the
Colonial.»- tomorrow. l’ztt (Tawny, who
i4 already ltttown to the .\'orwalk fans,
I former captain of the Holy Cross
nine. or Howie Baker, just returned
from the Soutltcrn Lortgutv and
Mus with the Giants during: llll‘
putt of the scIson, will play
"R V Grimm. l‘tW manager of
Bridgeport Americans of the Eastcm
League, has been after Baker sinrc
tile. brcakhtg-up of the. Southérn AIso-
(-i Itipnin an Inflort to start up with tho
Americans. Brig-2's. another now mm
to don tho Colonial uniform, is 13in for-
Iner hoary liiilt‘tl‘ of the it:
Indiana has been {tilt-r linker since
11th breaking-up of the Southern amo-
ci.vlion in an effort to Sign ltim tip with
tho Alllf'llt‘alls. iiriggs, anothor now
limit to don tho ("olonial uniform.
tho formor hoary illl‘l"‘ of tho i-TI.
League.

Attractive score cards have llcon ar-
.l':llti.i(“d‘, containing tltc cotttplctc litte-
Irp of both teams, have boon arranttcd
and will be placed on sale daring tho
some.

IThe batting order for Thursday \\'lll
lbw [hi follows

McLCPn ALLASTARSI
:Llillwt’l. lb; EI-Itnour, cf;
illlcioughlln, as: Rudolph.
1b: Mclmtn, c; Kelleher, 1).

Norwalk Colonials—diowcn. cf; Han-
]tln, 2i): Rock, .93: Brigg: . i;“il:tich,
lb: .l’orslund, if: Cn\\'lt‘)-Bal(I‘-I‘, 3b;
Waters-Robinson, c: Bender. p. l

“...—4.. “TA—«......—
“JiMMlE" EL-LlOTT COMES BACK.

“Jimmie" Elliott, wllo was wcll
known in .Norwalk :1 your or two ago
as It trolley lineman, and Iucmbcr ot
'Pltoouix Engine company paid a. iiI tug
I't it to his old friends in this citI yca-
Radar.

He had to introduce lllillSt'll. at: few
of his old cronics recognizcd tho hap-
-pI {to-lucky ,“Jimmic” Elliott, in the
‘tt'itnly uniformed person of iiictttenant.
Jumcs Elliott, of a crack (‘anudiatr
(‘I-«I'alry contingent. Licutcnant El
]iolt. has soon much activc ‘scrt'icc in
France, and gave a must interesting
account of some Grills adventures. lie
expects to rejoin ltié/t‘ogitttetlt after {1'
short furlough iii the Siatcs. i

work
while
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\etI ReI. F. J. Thf. Vicar (‘. metal
of :he Dioccsc of Kansas- (‘itI lilo
it guest at St. .\ittty‘ a Ioctotv

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riots: Stilllii; It
tttttt tllllll’ illlil

Bring Back its Color and LuS're With
Grandma’s Sage Tea Recipe I
Common garden sage brewed into it
hoary tea. with sulphur and alcohol
added, will turn gray, strcakcd and
faded hair bcautlfully dark anti luxuri-
:utt. Mixing the Sage Tea and Sulphur
J-eccipe at home. though. is trouble-
some. An caster way‘ is to {IN the
.rcztdy-torusc preparation improve‘d ‘Iry
tho addition of other ingredients, cost-
:int: about 50 cents a large bottle, at
drug stores ', known as ““‘yctlt‘a Sage
and Sulphui (ontpound " thus aI aiding
a lot of mus !
While gta) faded bait is not sinful,

_ 'II:c all desire to retain out youthful ap-

pcarance and atttactiteness By dark
(‘l‘ling Iout hair with \\'I"scth Sane anti
Sulphur Compound, no one can tell. bc-I
cause it does it so natttraily.‘ so even-
15‘ You thSt dampen a sponco or soft
brush with it and draw this titroufih
your hair, inking one small strand at
a time; by morning all cray hairs have
disappeared. After another application
or two Your hair becomes beautifully
luxuriant and
you appear years younger. “'yeth's
Sage and Sulphur Compound is It do-
lIIzIItIuI lotto: requisite. It is not In
tended for the cure. mitigation or pro-
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icague fans,

tho

ltalk thinks over with mo." said Man-

.$l.'-0 a month.
I li‘ut'o US. as E‘crg) i.~ ton II'lIilo ii maul with lilt‘ $33 fine.

young: but guIII Inc his “'Illtl a tow

days ago that he would remain until
_tllo end 0f the

. second fm 11.9‘. I would shift to tho out—

Iioncy and Tar and felt
licred.
ties and I recommend Foley's lloney‘
and Tar and will always keepit on:
hand." ‘Foley‘s Honey and Tncovm
named, Irritated surfaces wtot
soothing. healing coating and relieves;

 
 
 

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Brawn Will Not Return 0E PMEEEES.

liig Alex Ferguson after packing up; League Prexym 8 $25 Penalties

 

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Gene Martin Expected Back;
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I-ltls belongings, I‘llH king out of the: P99\ ed Biartin, Bracketl:
‘ LII: mine note i, wilt-rt: ho was stopping, and Braun

and taking the train for New York ful-E -_

1;. dutortntuud to enter the employ of llRIl‘uIEPOR’I‘, July 3.4mm 33.;

do lletit ll'llt‘lll smt \iills at Bt'llllfh:
hour} i'a... .\ionday. returncd to Bridge‘
port, and at‘ttr along pow-wow with
ManagIr itaI (triples prevailed
upon to rejoin tho Bridgeport club.

(il'lllitN pointcd out to l’orgumn that
for the suite of the increased salary he
Would roreit o from the stool league he.
II';I.9 putting himself on the list of or-'
,L-Itnizevl 'El.i.~‘tl)iill.. and throwing lti9‘ (:n-
tit-o future in organizrd baseball into
the dlét‘illti. FI-rguson saw tllc wis-
dultl of tlriltlcs' rcusoninn. and brim:
doubtful ltinlsolt' ol‘ the jump to thc
.\‘ I": mid he would remain
lll'W in his iiilr'li‘l‘ll lcaguc berth.

l‘I-rnumn has been sought after by
'Sttui lI-aguc agents continually
I? i: ,pt'ili‘: >‘l5lt‘t' running up his great
II n 'IlIIIl‘ to straiulll win‘c.

Sunday llt' tr-ndcl'cd a $4.3tl pct'
month odor. and n9 (lotto Mania and
ii ' I talking of touring Fergtr
sou pIIIkId up with the-intent of lear-
ing titc lunatic. . Kricltcli. who argued against it.

llv ~'tI-I‘Ii;ty. though. that in" Martin took baseball
would no! llth.‘ joined the Steel leaguc and realized it, ho “Urlil‘d about lI‘I.
without talkiltu with thc (club otiiciuls hitting: and was tho first to I‘I‘llr'tt"t‘
in re. and camn back to tall. with llillm it on it d .13 ltt‘ .i‘tlllltl to hit a ‘\c
tit-Emu,» for that purpoI-c. ‘ .Ilantcd to

I'rIIsidcnt Clarke Lane of tho ilridgo- ”ltoften pitching and I couldn‘t
port club was highly elated Ilrcr Fcr— touch it," (lotto would remark and lill n
I.ttsott‘:« numb. and the justification of norm hi9- Izrouch until the Itex‘ Ila).
his mniidoncc in l-‘crgtrsnn's intogrity_ lI’I‘lI-hcll told him not to worry but

“'I‘ormtson has returned and :lt'tor .I Ilene was :1 Midi smut: little fellow.
talk with ltay (lrimes said he will ro- and said he was ”rod of trout.-
main." said Mr. Lam» "F‘IIrgttaott is “it” “Elwin.“
not tltc typo of a follow to jump out on" "“75 mutiny lllltlt‘l‘ llll‘ skin and
the club without properly notifying up; making me worry. i am going to give
i thought II'II would hear from him. i it "D 01‘ it WE“ make it Ilt‘l‘VUU-t “'Ft't‘lt
lwlivt'o wo will hear from ilrttum and 1 out 01' "103 E
Martin too." . l (lonc was a grand littlo ball playI-I‘_

"Ray camc- back hcrc Monday Inland making nrcal Sll'ltlt‘S but ho bc-E
lioI'eIl that he should be hittingorcr
.300 (Dilslfileilllydlntl was dissatisfied
with illnlfl‘lt' bccuuse he wasn't. i

ilrackctt, ordinarily a very quiet fI»l-'
low saitl,'tt.= noon as O'Noil soaked ltlnl
“ilmplro lirowtl la
putting it on llrt, Ho what is tltc uso of,
jgoing on. \I'lll‘n you can't ray any-f

fines lt'l'lt'tl by l’rcsident llaniel 0‘.\'- ii
on Hank ltrackett and George Braun
for their part in the New LOIltE'ltl atfatr
‘a week ago. last Saturday, when lit“
‘Blltls’t'llllll club withdrew from the
fit‘ltl in New London. hurried thc dr-
palturc of these two plaI'cts from the
Bridgeport clttb. _ l

(lone Martin. 100, who was soaked
$27: for warm; hi9 hands to L’mpjzo
liroII‘n.'fI'om I-IutlI-rfteld at \\'ilic5;l.lui‘N\,
last work. while Dan U'.\'IIil sat in tint
grathlanIl. remarkcd in the club-
house win-It ltc l‘CC’t‘iVL‘ll official noticr
of ”11' ilnc front O'Nt‘ll lam Saturd. I‘
, that "O'Neil will actor that
moncy from me.”

iIraI-‘uctt and llraun. too, toll that
$2.3 was too hoary a penalty for a bait
. player in It lunatic, \I'llrl't‘ salaries wort-
conintcmuratt- with tho high com of
fixing and nothing more.

.\iaitin would haw left tlm club
long: he hadn't bwn mr

WHS

lvaaur,

L'IIElI'L‘t

lllt‘

“7!»

'9 Mwlt‘
and it i‘aul

:tliti 3.. too Ht'l‘ltlll iy

int-t.-

agcr Ray (lrlmcs yesterday, “iic fully,
intended to takc tho Stool Imagttc of-,
for. which callI-d for $400 intend of
Ho did not intend to

for that.
“i told hint that ho would be throw-

an ll]jl|:~ll('(‘.

led with or that t‘lcldcrs robbed him ol’.
“.\iarlin i oxpcct to rctum,

and very earnest about everything.

wSlAEUS [lE PlillEllS
. Ell BE DETERMINED;

ban Imm “hon III was .....tmg bcfom‘ ll Members of Braves to Ap-I
““0 Mm? '0 Blidgeltort. I “Port that . pear I‘Blorc Draft Board

He: is

 

season. and
cnnugit contidcucc in him to
him to keep hit: II ord.

“lltaurt i do not upon to Icturtbti

l hat 0

lltllllANElSBAllllEll EEVENSEY AEElllEJ

lllllilliEElllll filUEl lllllllllEll llEEIllllllilEElltlllEAlll’SllEllll/lll llEllillllilNliEllilll
A... WlEll llllllllll lllllllEll

that .\lajotutlm. Harry I". llcl‘e, in, “1.9“ Battling Letinsky of Bridgeport
cottttuand, lSoL‘It—Ii the (ll'tlti' on <1“, atIaIIi to meet i"iI"’i‘Itt'III)r, indian light v
ground that it’iibuno had aUfic‘nltJ hearywoight, in the ring? z\(‘t‘tii‘(iil::

himsoit from t'allip without lo !\I :I.

Sincc

lit-otlu: it has for

 

lJilllt‘ it! Iisit
FridaI night: and
Monday
|li('

return

jili'lutlit‘lltlll IIi' the \‘.':;I'

lie llila been stationed at. ’ til
'1 customarI tII. till
his futility iu L‘I-I
to ramp
ilo contends that ho is u Iii“ ,
in out

 

 

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7‘; 011E
SOCIE! ll it

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to a story told by a local tight tau and
in which Lewinsky and ’i‘umcr 5il.‘,“ti""
azI principals, Danny Morgan‘s ailIIcI-u‘
I'llill'tilllt‘f! ltd-I been (-(msistently and
still is dodging the Si. PaIIlItiglI‘II-r.
"ltcports lilll'é" it that inszI-ad of 1
bring I-esiottsly injured several weeks

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"iflll‘.

Intuit t‘ouituixsion on Training (,‘amri ago “31“!) hr canceiltd a bout with
Acll\lli('>, and not under .\lIIjIII.t.-f.y_, Turncr in this city. Let‘inuky way not
“Hp. Killiililt? has tolegi'aplitul m faring: more from it four of tat-kilo:

“Huntington tor a ruling.

.loltunt' aI-Z.it~\‘rd such >plttttliIi st:

(v.99 with tho bottlicrs that his.

FVniUIJ

ITlll'Iit-‘l‘, At least that is the
going tho rounds. and'im'in.‘<l:y'.I Ito
tions in (it't'liillllll' to talk bu -inc=.< with

5.1 It.“

Tairtleld county,
air enjoying a month‘s .Qillillg at tlIIir

Mr. lleuniann will again be on duty at
his office in the Regen: Tiltllll't‘ but} i-

Souvlt .\iain street,

. , , . : . 5 ye.
and ate remembering a Lumber of the ”hm” buildIng. on Friday 9

local rclatit'e» and frientb with .\ouro
nir card».

ile‘ of Melbourne» road.
in“? Austin of Union Park, trill loarr

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Boxing Instructor l w "l" ‘ u "I‘blel i< quite in at his
7 . - i _ 131‘ .\‘o. 2 .e.t .iain stteet.
.. I 'n' ng n , , ‘ . , . P l i
ill aahmgion foI Ruli 0 .. f ‘ ‘ and ersonal l —9—~~- _. ,
Status . Scranton. Pa., Ptglrt hair; i I ..II a 2. III. IIIIoIIe' good-a
""’ . . . . ‘5 , l ’ ' “<9 m“, 0.9%!
CLEVELANI'), July 3.41.011 his re Beda‘e the Battle", .15 NE l/l/ S ’ II; . n i N ' ,
fturn from Clercland to Camp Slur Afraid to fight (.11le - . i - ...WV .
than. (‘ltillicotha, Ohio. It‘lIIl'e- he is Julv 4 E E} Tl:n Intrance to the upper floors 02‘
boxing inst: 'IlJlOi‘. Johnny Kilbanm ' -—— ------ 11 "'""' ,Ibt- tiazetle Luilding’lmre bran much .
leathcrw-eial. champion. was iI'iusttl Tho folio-wing story is clipped from Otto I}. Reutnann, “newly i'cr the: improt'cd by a (W, of fresh paint. Help
admittancc 1:911 night. according. ‘; the Scranton Republican, act-anion Y- M (‘, A. work among ”W boys UE.‘ j'y C(Ilf‘jyl! 1.33 the contract.
word l‘l‘t't‘itl’t Icrc. it 1'» undcrnttt... 21.

——~———— ;

The I'it‘il lLiI‘I.‘ of Ernest: Barthel W; ‘
Francis i). AI... .in, which was return
Edit beIore .lII.9tJI-e of the Peace Wil°
limn J. Monro on .iunI' :19. is beingm
tinned from day to daI.

with Mrs. glI-uIIIunit.‘

 

wage in the Adirondack .\fountnins.

ilk: abut the 15th of July. .

’i‘itc l'l‘gllltli monthly mectinzlof tho]
board of dirwrvtorg of the South Kort
IIalk Public Library. will be held in

Franci.~ l. litlrnell of
arc Inonina an au
otnobile tour through .\'t-"I. tori. ~t It

llr. and Mrs.

1918‘, at eight o’clwk
and

n- l’n: July 5th.
This will he the annual meeting
(liiiCt'l-I \Ii lltI Ilccted

“I: and Mrs. H. R. Aihlil) and font

and Mi»- \lm One of the coldest mornings in '{h‘i
vicinity in half a ccnturv set thé W

,0“ garden workers worrying this mortal“.

 

 

“-1,. itluttattratm' in all at tho Lil‘lll'I' 1"" “"5” l'l“)‘ll““’5'~‘lt“'l'a “9“” “l'” ‘5‘0 mm“) morning “E JUL“ 4 for a t I l lthe
E . I ' I . . . . t" ' l I l.” V 03“ , :
I-alttIImnIuItII. lir- ilih burn an ilttlr- m‘lli‘" 01‘ Jill." 4 “will“ ‘0 85W >~ ill“ (la-‘5 "“‘101‘ 11‘ll’ through 3“" “'2‘“ M MD of l c C I": N E as 4655!
.. _ -. , N . ...». "r .5 v
l‘IIticIIblI workw' . HrI-ngth to tho rumor. >‘iu't'. Hun" will stop Ill Slli'éllt‘f-m‘ mm?!“ I W M“ -d 0E fas 01‘
- I-Iio h 5 ‘ '
"W..- . ...... ,._.____. 1 "When Tumor canto here a fr-II: .. "in? ' HINDU.“ no s”; 0 10 E w
3'1. R, '(l:II':: before his srlttwhdml lIIIm mtg; Licut. liarric 0. Cobain, .«mtot' m “Ol‘md'
“so. may :5 o. :uits . , . , . . .. . .
l.III'.In~¥:.I‘ lie told Inc it.» didn't think MII‘UI‘ and Mix. J. .Iltmui Ioburn. ('5 "11' l 31 c has receiVfid‘
I - ‘” ; ,. , 0‘ L
IIATlOtI'AL LEAGUE _ ”...“,bky would “...-”I. (In. a filth! m, boutlt Mam utrcct, has boon orchI-d to I "\l' ’1‘"; 0) 1 t‘ '\' Jenningfi
I'i: IIIII. I i: II.~ l‘.‘. ‘salti rII'Intll'. 'i‘urnttr :t~'k~wt mo if Z Ni‘l't' Yozl: ”lid in all !".('I tilllll-iiY will “ “"'" “m“ “LEE” ‘ "

 

 

indol. .' , . . It. liner: whether or not thc i‘IattlIIr [Lilli r.
l ’« "» U I.‘ ‘ . ' I . - . ~
“1:11‘1’)1'H”H “ t. “"“ll-‘I-I‘Iv " ‘1" ”5' fortctt Illli‘llfl and worn i told liiiil an
‘ " . _ _ . l A ' 'qo ‘h - “J I ‘ . -
i'llliiltit'illillil. ..: .\I‘VI \‘tIlla’. 3. ‘ m’n ‘\ “H “Pl «l,‘ ”'d in mm“ 100!"
,, _. ifor l.I-\'tn.zkI‘ to rotor on Just trait
Standing of the Clubs. l ililtl.r‘t‘t‘ if illt‘ prwmntcrs do no: c t .'l it
. _ 3 I l . .
M, I “'1". ”‘55- 1:15" lt’ll";‘.l'illll saying LIIIIIskI' has been itr
'It‘.:L‘I .‘ .I , \ . .
.\‘I-w “H," 2 “in fund and tattnot (“‘tillt lie Hill] I.I
“mm" 3. 477 I'in9'lI:: had (ind; ed lIIuts with him in
l'lliltltlt'lll it: .tTSIIIIIIIII otlIII iIt:~t.InII~ and that he w
:;Ill=:l;"kl| 34 JG" would Ell‘ uurprised if lzc appt lll'l.‘li lili.‘
root In 15'. ,t‘ui l .. .
. -' . ‘ 'l‘i‘. .4 ' -l It. ,I . ,7
t‘tnt'lltlltttt 3t: .‘ltl t,” ‘1.“ H "Uu “1‘1 “lum‘mml L5
St. Louis .. m .-.“ t'tnsky did not, llllll" on .‘tiI nutnag-Ir

 

Game: Today.
ertIokiI‘tt at \t“ \Ittk
l‘hlladi-lpltltl at Boston
(,‘ .'lII imtttti at fittabutail.
(“but .40 at to 11min.

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..AMEFllCArN LEAGUE.
I‘ltlrttpo. 8-8: ilc‘ttoit. 2—H.
l‘hlludrlpllia, 5: Now York. 0.

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\Vasltinnton. .I: lion or. II
t‘lercland - 1: St l outs. "

 

Standing of the Clubs.

int: away his chances in orpanizod thing in return." l’x'mv \‘oI-l' “ff?" 12;“
t , , . \ ........... .I II
basobali and his (‘lli'lllu‘s of getting .\lartm Is I'cry much the Benny Boston ..:l9 2..
into thc bit: teat-Inc ne\t Icon and ho Kauft‘ tI-‘pc of a ball player. not any- Clevcltlll'l ........... 41 31
‘(lt cidcd to dIIIp Iiw Stool i mum. Offer '\\'llf'lt"I9’ hour as erratic but like him in Washington ...... v ..‘l? 3:}
I l n" .\‘
Martin did not inflmtnpn the other tho serious way no takes himself and gift“ ------------ :3; :9
' l ca 0 ............ on In
numbers of tin» team to lump. That is H“. pan)“ and crabbing always about Detroli ..Q I“:
doing (lcno an injury and the othcrs base hits he abould have been crcdit- phnfldemma ........ 3;; 41

Games IToday.
St. Louis at (lieu-land.
Detroit :It Chicano.
New York at Washington.
Boston" at PltlladI-lphin.

'thTERNATlONAL LEAGUE.

Baltimore, 10: RI)('iti?51t‘l‘. 2;,
Newark, 2: Toronto, 1.

ilinghamton. S: SyracuSc. 1.
(Only throw Rflnlf‘d

 
 

Standing o’fm the Clubs.

 
 

'm. s .
lsheflwill stay twltere l in “‘11 TOl‘k 01‘ Fight" Older Dinaltttmtoa ‘ . . ‘ “I7 LES-3t
.....i‘tlf.“‘l..’.3‘.i“i‘.;..‘l.°.31883:"? "It" - I. illitrrxi ......... a:
era Li'amic. l mom will sign ItioIijitiI mmqmm“ mu status 0f profeslonal Toronto """"""" ' 3 2...;

Ix. 7 hair not had any rcal tall with baseball players, under the now "work guff'ah; '”””“' ' ' ”I? 3.;
him yet i would usd 115'" at Socorro or tight" rules were bogun last night, Sixth; ............... 18 ll;
. when summonses were sent to tout» , .,;_ """"" ,,
”(mic Baker. who is now playing JctaoI PI... ......... It ..

tcen players of the Boston National
League baseball team ordering them
, to appear before the local draft board
in the Brighton district. Braves Field,
where the team plays, is in this than
trict, and although the players rcgi‘s-L

field.
“Tod ‘Colt'in will play short for Its.
“Ferguson returned to his homo in

Bloamttcid, but will Iejnin the team
todaI.

tcred for the draft in their home coInI‘ -

 

FRANCE TO CELEBRATE JULY‘
FOURT
illIQ. MI 1' -l“.“l‘*!l(t‘ outside of
Paris is making upociul efforts to cele-
blato thc l‘tillllll of in!) propctly. At

ntunitics, the fact, that they are living
attd playing here brings them under
‘tltc jurisdiction of the Brighton board.»

Tltc piaycrts summoned include all:
the members of the team cxccpt Wal-

 

 

 

 

local draft board, said the luouity both

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:becn undertaken solely in omdlcn'ua;

SOLDlER'S COUGH IS CURED

Private Harold Hamel, (iGth Rent- to the non productiIe occupation or-
ntcnt. Ft. Adams, R. l.. writes; “1 “115. dcrs promulgated by Provost Marshal,

troubled with a bad cough for th‘rccf
months. I tricd a sample of Foley'a'
Ixrcutly re-l
ll have since used two 500 bot-’

Genotal Ctowder and without any in- l
tontlun of disrupting the national
gantc The team is achcdulcd to leave
on its second Western trip on Friday
:Ioi- -thls II cult and Mr. Bowling said that-

begln until the pinyem return here.
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Convent?“

NORWALK Jumotts
IN sarcoma? ”“5 $00“? ”‘5“ laid the golden Igtzs

Games Today.
Syracuse :tt Dinrhamton.
littltimorc at liochcstcr.
JIiN‘y C‘itI at l- til"
(Only time; .I ‘:t\
EASTERN LEACMUE
10min! 7: H
Bridaepott.
New iiaron. »
Pt'ot'ldcncorfl; 5"»

 

 

 
 
 

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Standing of the Clubs.

I\ 'lltI 3 lilo litithmummch ,m m Sociotv l “U“l In 't
. I . 7 . ¢_ r‘- I.. l a.

.mt at”... a. unpiummN “m hold a sne- tel Itchg. llay loweli and Jos.,1lt litl liridgcport “m 6
rial film tint: at the ilItiIcrsity Lotion: l.I',leIo w1ll cuter the United Stairs N0“, London ....... .37 10'
from 5i!“ ‘ l’au liaurcn Bones and Naval HDSI‘TYC this week, and Captain 1’]0\i(103109 ,, ,,,,,,,,, '-t‘ 1.1
inriiciI rmttl'llwiil hm 5mm of “WW" Charles .iicrzoa, Ed KonechI and New Ilntcn ......... 19 15
" "3‘ “ “ L‘ “W1 testiuingtotm- . Hattfmd ............ 1'7 13
Si‘fllllllde (,1 ,1", 1091 Dl'onnces in. Tom Hughes, who ate beyonc the mll- Sjpi ngfield .......... 1t 22
Amelw" Dr.. .l-Iu‘ton Princc of Bots— itaty ago iiiatcrbutv .......... 2':
ton will delivct an address. 2 Fred E. J. Dowling, chairman of t..- ,Worccster 5 1:2

Games Today.
New London at ilartt‘m-I‘I.

crhedult dl

ch 3 lttiod‘t.

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Springfield at Providence. :71

Waterbury at Bridgeport.
Worcester at New Hart-I1.

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Juniorao’mnail lesson boxing promoters are the lot
the actual Inquiry molmbly would not league will go to Bridgeport Vomit of limit. , . l

{John to play the fast Seoflclda’fifiq—l
aid. Park. The Juniors will hare a
fun tum Ind will carry a lot 0! root- Powellson of New York are the guests j
on: With them. A trash will or Dr and Mrs. William J. Moors o.

lsonding .I lt‘l('lliilii to tllt‘ (lul- III I IIII
.i’tut hOti..9' bctoto the hour that the
:ilattlur had inquId :I hand and
ct uitln t tllalnk of at no Irinn ' llit‘ io‘low
I tug night. ‘ ‘
t It. .IIttIII IzuIIIII littrkc cw pro
’moter about. the ’l‘uincr story last
.nigh' but loathed nothing tending to
l (tuttitttl it. Eddie said it “as all news
:to him. though ho :‘Idtnittmi he ha
bet-n unable to match Lotinsky \IiIh 1"

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.f‘.. ’Tutnct for July 4 and 'utd to sub ti- ”it“ Of a Captaincy.

 

f... tutu Barth-y .\iadden. l
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.569 FOURTH OF JULY BALL

.b29‘

.478 l lI'e‘
«l3: LONDON. June 29 (By A. ill.» -Tl:I l
1,1" rivalry botwuut tltc American arm}!

‘ ‘ and navy ba ‘ob. Ili tctlms, with h ate to to Camp Detens after spending II short
lplaI .betotc Kim: George at Chelsea. furlough at

.0“ Jun 4
general opinion antrng Autctttans in!
j England is that the rattle will he Eilbii

and (loscly contcsttcd.

IFourth of July is bring celebratcd in
‘ England as It'cll as in America. 'l‘h.I
ibolls at‘a l‘.tttt I I ‘at‘todral ale to in l
rung. The Bishop 0: London has i=lo
120n- sucd directions for tho cclcbt‘uticn c
iii: conmtunion in (‘YOl'y church in his tho f

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[5:1 ccse with

.on? Stzttcs. ' ith
”709 _ in the city there trill spcIiin (In-1.
'2,“ scttations of the (luv. .\’. tho ilaltltd

cgn Cont Exchange American flags w; ll ilél
itt evidence, tlto‘ ‘Star Spangled l on :ha
lner“ will be sung: and fraternal .o o- H“
lotions will be passId. Plans also are;
being made for a domonsuation in the;
‘- Stock Exchange. ' go

start ot'er9'cas within

ford this. morning. “'llel't' she will jo‘:

week’s auto trip up till: Cottncctir-I.‘
Yililt')‘.

Mary's on Monday.
wore Cashier OlllllfllLl\\"-lt'i and Salt tum
Muzuk.

with Mr. and III-I. r. A. watts. of Item. IIII‘IIII he is expecting in the W'

So‘lhof‘ Mia. Willis.

Klinnrd of Washington.
plcased to learn that he iI.t.- been pro genetal militaty service 31,“! M

zabeth .\'. .i., haIe been spendinga few ms smvevors, tailors teamsters
GAME IN ENGLAND “8-“ “'"h ME- and “’5 Samuel 14M Al phone operators. Call

iItIt'stca or daily. attd and RECIPE. South Vorwalk

1,. W” Amtri iSpI-inndale has been visiting with he;
can soldier and :aiior in London will paIInts "1 South \or““lk fox J 10“ ’“lill 3.050 tons of coal ran
;haIe etidoIIL-I- on all sidts that tbu daIs.

j Dorcas, has returned to his duIics at

DI‘HJE'Y-N for the United.- 'l‘atl,0I of the film: of Ta. lot Bios, in

as arxitcd‘ safelI orerscas.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

i' ii'l\“il_\'l"~ll boy who is now with.
t‘o, iJI‘tth i‘Itgittecrs, stationed H815.
("amp iiutunhries. Act-otink. Va. 89
at" Int lr Itnin': 9 i9 well known arou
illt‘ (MI and was .il onetime an 6‘!
vtlmc of the Sentinel. ~-

M“... x
meeting of damn!

:I .9ltnrt tttItI.

Miss iiioiscillyincton but for Hal“.-

fiicltd, .\iiss AlicI- i‘rileic, t‘.‘..‘

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. -...-- . .\t it special
.iolm Stein-lotto and IlI-Iulia iii.» (‘vuwt‘ .\o 46 lx. It? (‘-
cro married III I] nuptial mass at 9 JIII ll I9' Reito v \‘ as initiated to the not

Thoir attendants I1€ «NF 0f ”1“ "“5“" ~
tzrcc will bc conferred in Siamtovd'm
week and thc third degree Elli-flow

' -—-—— Norwalk. July I-l'I', matters balngIex
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Fisher of Git‘ll dived so that he may be a full fled .
ore, L 1.. are spending a fcw day: member bcime his call to the cult!!!

ocks aIcnue. Mr Fiuhtr being the lure.

South Norwaik friends of Franklyn tot Ioluntcets for the engineer C‘ E
D C . me White men only who. are quallfle

tllitl ttom thc rank of Lieutenant to Julv quota Such men as an
mcn, com-tote fotemen, concrete
eta cooks draughtsmen. electrldi‘
\ir and “is David W Alice of E” "as engine tnen. plumbers sh

 

I? load
and rcgistet immediate y.
must be sent in July 16.

of 17 5Fla\ Hill road.

Corporal Waltcr Rose has returned

 

“It-
l‘l‘aI‘iiand COAL STEAM N
RUNS AGE“) “‘

Al\ ATl ANTIC roar, July's.”
pteamei Seneea, bound to lbi

his home in

Mrs. George Fromm of Camp avenue

 

in a hottIy fog yestErday. S ‘

, leaking seriously forward. but a w

mineral David Glasser of Camp in: tug sent to her aid last nig
pectcd to get hot off safely.

. The. Seneca. formerly a lake shag

r spending a few ding “ml the T‘” or was Iecently converted inter; ,
9. 16 Crow 'atrcct. caigo catriel‘.a11d was makinrr her

‘trip here. She was built i loyal

“0rd has been rereiI ed from Aimee in 1839

 

e .\ialtackcmo hotel block that but

Mr. and Mrs. \‘irre‘il w. Champion
\'(.‘ gone to Black liaii. II hcrc tho:
it enioI II two weeks Iaca'mn

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Chance for mu? wage and
Vancement for men between
=ot eighteen and fortyflve yd:
good physical :condltion. Apply
.N- H. a H. R.‘.R , .
M. .D. MILLER; Sup’t...W1lor-
c. A. I'Im-cH ELL. .Sup’tf. Harfi

l
l ostals have bcen rcccit'cd from Eu
no Petkins who 1 Iisitinn at his .‘

 

, BALTIMORE BOXING PROMOTERS

i liallillloit‘ has become a Ier on
healthy place 3'01 boxing prontotcrs
who do not do the ptopet thing by ' ‘
jtltcii lmll‘tma. I.-.I.~.Nt Saturday night,
13.2," Johnny Dundee was scheduled to box
.730 Geotgc Chaney. at the III: .:y1and the»
.6532 tropoli>. The park was jammed and .
55? the patrons waited in vain for Dundcc
.88” to appcat. He neIcr did show up and
JIM a poor substitute II as <cnt in annual. .,
.1."-" Chaney.
i No explanation was offered for Dan
idea‘s absence. Now the promoterafi
have been baled before the. grand juryi- "I

E and will be given a full chance to vin- i V
dicale themseltes 0I go out of boat t.‘
Enos. its the same old SlOly—KI'. ..nz

GRAND JLlRY GETS AFTER l
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In, our the Mill.

'home in Pawntucket R. I.

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The Best; of E‘Iverythinstt to Eat and Du
Popular Prices.

Very Best Creamery Butter. new made. lb. . . .
Potatoes. A No.1 stock. pk. .......... . ..
Ward’s Fresh Cakes. all kinds . . . .
Heinz Cream of Tomato Soup. can . . .5
3 lbs. White or Yellow Corn Flour . . . . . . . . . .
No. 1 Royal Plantation Coffee. lb. . . . . . . . .
Premier Salad Dressing. large bot. '
3lbs.WholeGrainRice for
Strictly Fresh Eager dozen . . . . . . . . .- . . . . . . .>
Our store will besclosedall day 4th of J uly-

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