Evening sentinel, Monday, July 15, 1918 · page 6

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Three boats were entered. and the

for the annual lawn party of St. John's .start was made from

parish. which will be
evening. on
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~ MONDAY, JULY 15, 1918 "1
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‘ _WlStamel‘dEwillgxeartfzgiig5:51:11! :{IGERM ANS BEGIN NEW: FIRST LOCAL YACHT RACE or
. (6:13;; 32:02.. for the benefit of the,’ OFI‘ ENSIVE —‘ AMERI'l The first yafhEtArs-ON- ”I
ing. ross. next Friday even: CANS ARE IN THICK-:u'as'saiied in local dwgtglfsgizstfrlihf:
_ ! . . EST OF IT 525d while it was of the “scrub" vari:
I ’ Preparations are almost completed L prouded good sport.
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near the 'float of
chi Club, at 3:40, and.
around the black spar.

held Tuesday
the lawn at the parish
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ithe Norwalk Ya
the Marne i the course was
ricans, lllevoff Tavern island, and the Perk'u
‘ . ‘ —. .. ’ lnanv bridflcslcdge lighthouse and return. William
coiiildjigdlh‘iiifbi‘idcirhrliln}min“ “'35 across the river Over these iile .‘trlrcllugh flamed firm at 4151' and
> 5- US you“ ‘ . .. - . r. n . y r- ~ - _
men of this town. and who for a loll: “cumin“ “1" passing “ml” a “'“h‘ rellnlr Stagzrtlfielategt-rl’l.03222325:
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time) has been an Inmate of the (‘atllo~ (‘llllg tilt‘ from the artillery. (l01‘- his l'ol'esiay and, after remaining hell:
he irotcctory at \\ est iiartiord. made man progress is being slaved hv less WP“ out in the Sound for some
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a visitor in New York city yesterday. :

Dr. A. R. narnum. of Port Cllester,l "15 “'3" 1° “all?" ””5

 

. ’spenl the week-end with his family, at! “if"? was taken back 1,). Con. autism-hip]: filljlllllel-S. i U . . bililiio‘v‘vil- Laogiiflaiid [tilieiiytont'thclltlly’
-. , . —— . . the Marvin Beach colony. stare reorge Dance. accompanied by V” ‘ ( calls ant. mr house anchors e. The - -
TUDAY Ram Caused the Stopping 0f Boston Draft Board GIVES __ \. It. Foley and Andrew Taylor. I 1‘ "Ch comrades have "i'bmi’d ”I“ . of wind but nol‘ain. re was plenty

eileilly to the utmost and are t'llll-*
Ridgelleld Press finding this c
t week, and the man alive.

Darien Review placed
disposal of its ilidge-‘

Findng in Test Case of l Richard Podzelni. of the Naval Re-

serve forces, was a weekend visitor
Catcher Henry 0f Braves at his home. on the East Side.

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John Griffin, the East Side contract-

; the Contest—Score 1 to l

hChrkin, One of the “Big The fast Norwalk Jrs.. played a tie

; . . game with the strong Fairfields t til
Wsays He Knows AbSO- Ward street grounds. a e

Norwalk Yachts at Greenwich.

l'csjst-l James Farrell‘s fine power launch
i Pronto towed the speedy little boats

d‘i owned by William Mcllughf James

The press at the
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. The score was BOSTON. July tor—Baseball was _ . .. . . field cOlltemporary. The forms were *0 lit (1 itint, tor soon after it im- - . . . . 'j,
' 1'le Nothing About 1 i0 1- classed as a non-productive occupation flint“ idly): '4 nfw cement sidewalk brought here by automobile and the gun the Germans attacked all lillctliieogtsal-tglgs‘sy'o‘i)iiitreeliigfain eligibili-
WhatIsGoing On Today— Enqdhe g“??? "mt Play thse faist West by the Brighton local draft yestgrdgy ‘ m“ 0 “um-’3 Hard“ at“? 5‘01'9- 2:133:13] 0t;I the R’Il‘tllgefield paper was along the Marne, where they were Yacht Club reaatta \icHu‘oh's South.
1 - ' . . . 3 0 r senor next no any at in deciding a test case broug t yt "”"“ ‘ ' 9m to incident recalls 1 t . .. . ‘T ’ ‘ . ’
“I Am Willing to Stick It Roton Point Park. John park Henry. catcher ,0, the 305.} Patrolman Thomas Dorney reported' 90m? “‘09"! llaxien experience, for it 3:11:13?) tipposed by 501116 0f the )‘rmia‘; otxlli:§(ond place and Film"
mt If Others Are ” Says N°"‘"'”‘ J"- ton National League baseball team. “'3“ a water Pipe bud burst in the va- is oly about four years since this town . “”511 room and the French. i " ' _______
Hartford 0“ tier lWOb at l “I; 3 h 9° 8. 0 against Provost Marshal General (‘fml stortEnext to Dunne’s hardware has hid fiaciliiieu. even its own local 1] “13 firs: (grossing was made at‘
v _- lane .0. 0 6 1 0 Crowder's “work or fight" rule‘s. .5 ore. in 35! Norwalk. paper 11V 118 cell printed in Stamford '0 p02! 0 'l 10 big l'il't‘l' bond. The
Taft This Afternoon gigdl'cfbir g g g g 1 0 The board found that the amount of -—-—~— } {Erna considerable time previous to American machine gunners anti ill- 0
, . {Youngs' 1b, 2 0 1 2 (7; 3 relief from war strain hangar: by it!“ 'Mr. and Mrs. George Ferris, of Sea-. ‘ funtrymen fought and died where I ws
‘ -- . game was overestimate y 6 re s- View avenue. yesterday entertained M the stoo re
It has developed in the past few $233503? p. g g l g (1) ll bull“ 3n m: lamda‘vlgufpd gash by: 3:3" 503' Jon“ Fem": 01’ New “Will The Women's war Bureau Of Darien Oythcrsdolflethc American troops
Sincet ‘ ' . a 's pace a con rl ton e ’ . at a meeting held on Th - . ‘ l
’fim Lugeagmtllgcafin; gizétthe éfegkorhra 6:} g (I) 3 3 (ll 3 was no larger materially than the ——-—- noon, at Center school, tougsgsaihe‘l'ntlire “"thdrew ””mgmny “5 the ““3“ Mrs Alt-x Thbnla fBo - ~~
' afternoon at ”‘9 "0'91 Taft, NS: Lawson ,3b.’ 2 0 0 1 0 (t voluntary sacrifices 0‘ "many millions “Chiba“ WONG. 0f the Naval lie-1 “Viability 01' opening a community my_ attacked fromcast 0f Chateau-V reported to policesligadqu‘ii‘ilgrzut‘llii:
., t that the league may deem to - ' . . of Ac;ltl:§n8{hr memm M [he [mm sgwes. stationed in Brooklyn. spent a, gannlli‘ig kittfhen here. decided to un- Tillerry to along the Marne, east of , her husband had left home, 38}...de
. :2: moggzuzns‘ finder next Total F l 81 1 5 l3 6 0 are agreeed he?“ finding that baseball kohowtéiikfurlough at his home, in East “$33159; ulseiézrlitisio cilial’i-inalnug Dormans, making additional cross-i afternoon, and had not been seen nor
M g 5 ca e for ,the a rfleldo . . tb ' i ‘ heard of since. The police have insti-
owners to t is a non-productive occupation on 9. —_—.._.. the committee to carr' on thi ~ . , .. ' , .
ounceinent :‘tezg. 2:31;}: gang: Oleski If .3 3 3 pi) i 3 ground that he could not do so “with, The Red Cross workers of I” E‘ISL‘ in cooperation with Miss Maritfn‘liliil‘t-i bllortlpai'tel'. 11 0 “(Wk "“9 0fl “-3,: 23340312111: T.fts,i'3§,.f}a§t.t
a," has been made. J. Short. 2b. 3 0 0 2 1 0 2:]; iubgtggtlsal' financial loss to himr Avenue N. E. church will meet, ”ml E‘n'ol'lont. hgme economics worker of the the American infantry regiments, Apposella feud again came [a a gm}:
"m not be at a“ gut rm fl Mccmy’ 1b, 2 0 0 4 0 o . . New“, (0.. the usual Monday night' 0 n .v aim Bureau. and Will meet launched a comiter-attack in therSaLurday night with 1113 result that.
p “3 Henry. Justice Connolly finds, is .. [those who are “new...“ tth h . . . .
gum 1183809 at today’s gather T. Mills. so, 2 0 o o 8 1 mild "50 a month for playing baseball sewing session. next Tllurada . l a e 5.0 OOl region of Comic. they were both before Judge. \I‘H-
. voted to disband at the end of the Kyoto. 3b. -" l 0 0 1 1 ‘ ~ ——-- . .y mm" "g i“ 10 ”“0“" Re orts received he ,.~h ti . f-‘ burgh ““5 moming- The CW “'1”
m t and la not qualified ‘0 take “D “lit to perfect further arrangements l p re 5 0r 3 a .
_ . tut ngadvmmge of the National Goloskl. c. 2 0 0 2 0 0 hi h f ll n- Mr. Dwight Graham, of Lynn, Mass. ‘ ter 11 1 h" l ‘ continued until tomorrow at the some
iWion ruling made at the annual W. Mm“. if» 3 0 0 1 0 U ";l'ler‘°c%uD§tifn .w ,3 he'llfmlmlllo and son lJeut. Ralph Graham. were’ t a. m... on t I": g ltlng to the time. Mike complained that Luigi was
‘ Mu last November to cover this "- Brown, cf. 2 0 0 0 0 l c“ s an 9° “ ' “u the guests of Mrs. H. J. Se 'mour of Th“ caddies Who are engaged at the cast 0f Rllcinls, said that the ene'tbothcrin him and cause’ I. in It tr
'7 thing At that seasion the N Quinn 1) 2 0 ‘l 0 l 0 '0 the compensation he ”all“ in his Rowan street over the sang...“ ' Woodway Country Club links promiqp my, g ' “ u ‘5‘ 0 b
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up to about an hour previously

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“ ncss. breach of eace an ‘lil '; a
at minor leagues. decided that an 17 1 1 1° 6 3 The lifildlil;.lli.tllstaellli:ldryiiildisput. The members of the Sunday school “I?” “may; The! say that ”‘9” are there. nuisance of himsglt'. 1 ma m ' ‘
lehich began operations this cote by innings. ' ing Henry's claim that baseball is rice- 0! the East Avenue Methodist Ellison-i m “g to “him for higher pay——

Norwalk Jrs.—4l 0 0 1 0-1
Fairfields—o 0 0 1 0—!

Rain, called off.

Home run. Kicla.

First on balls—off Anderson, 1;

_ ‘ and completed half of the sched-

oould disband then if it saw fit
”retain its players upon the re-
fined lilt. and also its territorial
mu until the opening of the next

I" the (.‘onde region, llowQVt‘rtl Court Cecile. No. 105. Daughters of

_._ Castiie, have made arrancenlcnts tOI'
cent in regard to the amount of pay before ”'9 Amend" mllntm"at'ione of their famous cardhpartles and

tthat they want “per hour." Tile cad- lack. the (Written advance appear; dance, to be held in the Catholic club
. dies are now being paid at the rate. of ed to have eliminated the river alt-mouse. Friday evening, July 19. They

(salary as affording needed recreation ill” church will enjoy their annual pic-' "mm"! bt‘ing Said about the hours. ex-

und in contributing to the conduct of NC. at Roton Point. tomorrow. Ar~
the war by taxes, the purchase of l.lb~ rangementa have been made to make
off erty bonds and other contributicnu, this the most successful and most en-

 

. , . . 2.’ is per round of the links Th ' ' ' '
.. lioyuble of their outings vet held A» ’ “n - 9’ lient. have extended an imitation to an
moon 1111919. . ulnn. 4. “to _ . ' demand 2' ccllis )e h . . . . i . .- . .
’ When baseball started last sprinerStruck out—thy Anderson. 6; by We believe that the continuance of gilgglal car will leave the church 3‘: claim we; the pi‘lcre digit“:liii)nfltl::1 At 11:20 0 clock this morning;“Luigi“e zfiupgemgphw‘hoglfileagini: bio"
conditions were such that only a small .Qulnn. 1-' ”'9 ”“5"‘955 0' ”'0 “mis'ram “ °""- ' links opened. it seems-l that the lucrn- the 10““ range bombardment “'382 ' H H m “m-

nnmbor cf leagues ventured to open.
level! In all, and of these six already
no announced suspension. the latest

11: the Pacific Coast League. which
"continued after yesterday’s games.
Among the other leagues that took ad-
mtnxe of this half-season ruling were
the Western League and the Southern

Sacrifice hits. Brcdlce.

Left on bases, Norwulk Jrs. 6; Fair-
field. 3.

Wild pitch. Quinn. _

First on errors. Fairflelds 3.

Hit by pitcher. Quinn, Brown.

Stolen bases. Mason.

Umpire Wagner.

players is secondary to the winning of.‘
the war. and that they must necessar-l
ily expect to make some sacrifice: that
the financial Welfare of the registrant
is amply provided for in a manufactur-
ing business located in Amherst. Mass...
which he controls. and that he and
they must necessarily expect to share

tingent to be present. A fine lllll‘) is
assured the dance lovers of Ntll‘walk,

live offer drew close. to 100 small boys lwt'mninl: more intense. i
has one of the best orchestras has been

tail Jiffiingcllr‘d‘°tl$§3ul5: El???“ Still 3353.32.95? ”a“. lift" “"d the The d” ""0"”! “mm" 1"" 1W
dress by Rev. Harold Wilson pastor‘ downt : pa .cu 3 PM" or clouds "r“
. r 0 til i wh - - - - ~

of the East Avenue M. E. church. en—I week, Ma. ,0}, ,0 .“e.'.e caddy”: lab} battlefield. threatening: rain. 9"" “S".b'ng a gown-V quantity “'3
titl d‘ "H H ' _ u e not faithful dozen . , . . lthlrst-quenclnng bevera-vcs Thomas
e . ow to me a Good TllnP. threaten m ”e u the links {the File American forces on . " ' ' ‘
The address . nth f _ | D i y . OKeefe was arrested by Patrolman

“at 3 (“little of the in- don't get more money. The caddies front (it‘lll'cl‘ctl it i

now scurrying over the secured.

this

formal service of praise. Which was (""mlOF-iliitltfk Roberts Saturday evening. Arriving

 

 

1 any that it takes about tw ' . .' . . . , . a , .
Association. two Cloris A organiza. Time 1 hr. ‘ in the sacrifices that are being dc. held in union with the Epworth Long- may“, a round of the links, :0 l‘f’gfinfg “3:? ::li"('onn‘ln:”l ”I“ hunk rt- gléggfgigtghinfif thgntglnllull "c’l’lm'
1:19". | McGnrrio. scorer. mandcd of American cltitens. ue of the church. that they are seeking a mere l00 p9,. i! ll» llltll‘lllll... illlt dime off th th h d Y tc .te .leuluo
, 1M thet presen: gimebthero are only fl‘hnt the amount of! i‘et‘l‘fiutll‘tlln ian: (out “Imam in WV um enemy. null pgcédggs: retulll-nad lmlillfldnfg
1'0 MO 893 0118 are al leagues in ADE MONEY re of from ‘slress tin stra n or v» Henry C Selzor who is em . ' “ -. . 0 ‘e le wort' un
. ‘ . ‘ ' . . played at —-—————————- it is re lortcd til-it the Alli ‘l'l 'llll.‘ ‘
pointitopmin‘the United State: as M IN ROBBINC from 'baSo'ball by. those who (lit; in; the Remlngton Arms C0,. in Bridge. [haw “lane“! ”:0” own lint“ 7.311160(Lilgfordfaniéenloggtaud‘tookkl‘ilm
mus y eagues _in 1913. when. 1 going to war, or who on not eulp oye port. took a day's Vocation today, as W . K s d: . .. p n 1.}. wee « no
ball was at “5 height. These five . 4 SALOONS in lines 0, industry that will con he was an important witness at tile . distance of sou-ml hundred yards, in solitary confinement tcl..ng the at.
. . the two majors, the new inter-nipl

tribute to the winning of the war. is
greatly overestimated by the routs-l
trout and finally that the proportion of
the earnings of himself rind hint em-i with Officer Gmnbjm “'ere‘j.t]le tinsel

ploycrs thtl goes into war tines. Lib-l who succeeded m nabbin lh .
erty bonds and other war contribu-JM bruglar. g e )outh

d l l . tions, is in no material measure larger'
Htt’l‘blll'l’ lad ill! WW 0115 Yi than that of mnnv millions of eitlzrnx Th .,

_ , , 3 .l 0 annual Sunday School picnic of
room at this place and was] who already have contributed gener liht‘ East A'-'cnuo Methodist Episcopal

‘ . ct o i when he 0 ened the door. . w l titer lt-‘ lmt. , . . . . .. ‘Colulnbus. Edward J. uinliln will

.I gfigilmlfllmrwtmd that mgmd of being, illiitytlltfii- 333‘ “it; mm!“ mm i , glurlrgtmv‘tlllAb: létz‘l'dllomgl‘royi'na; no.l willlhtialctli‘tl:l‘t(llflllll)~s,Alg:§;irnglgckzl‘i‘ i‘n'ltllt‘ (Illl\"|_\' also launched an tltttlok make the address of tliervenlnu, null

"'5 1‘0“" 1‘ ”mm“ to Constable Hen- Investigated Attendance. the church at 3'30a inclhe “morill‘litizin°“'fll't0n. tomorrow afternoon lintl;°"*t "f “hem”, 1”" 0" “'1‘ sectorsi “"5 promises to. be‘ one Of the intent;

it" 3‘41"“ “'1‘“ “on" apeared on the! The board status that it mudn czlie~ when all the voting people and all evening. in" that from on‘wllieh French multmnu'res on tonigllts curd. ’B'cruuril

”9“" “'de ‘0 ”‘9 ”em Up the nu inquiry into the measure of many of the adults as can no. will join. Americans are fighting: side by side 0' Fwney' the first Grand hum!" of
' Mrs. Howard Peck and two chli. .

. hire to tile roof went Arcllilmbault‘ . . . , . . . , .the local order.will. iveashorthistmv.
:viith .nm two officers nfer Mm and‘ rccreadon furnished by bit: league. net to tilt Point for a dnys outing. on, of South Orange N J w illlf}:)tlsliltlilsul‘e reported inflict. of the Norwalk ordger. Today is ill-n
' ’ ' " lc Alllericull llnle

t baseball. and found that only 10 per.Tll'el-e will be games for old and vonngldr . . .
thaymfinally cornered him behind the. mm. of the seating capacity of tht‘Innd agencrnl good time will be enjoy-mil“ been spending the past two' llllle gunners tlllltlcth anniversary of the foundation
or ey.

Boston. Pittubtlrg and St. Donia hastl'led. The children have been lnstructedtweeks with Mrs. Peck'e parents. Mr, llt‘rt‘ 1‘" ”'0 enemy come close. “”0! the local order. and appropriate "-
'At police headquarters he conmssed' bull parka was taken tip nt'the gnmcs,not to take individual lunches. as a and Mrs. George F. Shepard. of 24 their positions and then opened diam“s will be he” in “on” of ””3
his cum after much ouretlonlnx “ndionJuly 3, and that on. the holiday. Julylapeclal committee has the picnic din-.‘Soutb fl"‘eet. Dhnburr. will come to deadly fire in“, the. ”veni-

Officers Guinor nutl Lockwood went l 4. the seating capacity used was only ' nor in charge, and a general table will. the sllt‘lltll‘d voltage at Bell Island to} '

over his entire field of operations. 33 per cent. {be set {of all. n the day should mow. spend some “ma
Throllllll lilo effort“ or Putrnlmnn. The board covers the. district ill-stormy. the picnic will be postponed
“Hill"? “lid LOCkWGOtl much-evidence! which Bravos Field. the home of ill" until Wednesday.

was gathered and Which Will provoi lloston Nationals. is situated, and sub

ilt‘illilli M NH continued trlai. t nlits its finding to Henry's home draft
AND

The Warwick Hotel. 01" better board in Amherst. witiclt is it) deride

known ll‘d the Kunz-l)empsoy Cafe. further upon Henry's status.

but this lltls not been co '1‘ .tentive walls all about his exploit-i in
i It .‘ .1 . l ."h med. iFrance. lie was fined $7 and cor-ta,
{5 L 0‘” Vt "it ‘1"? (lcrnmn ““3 by Judge Vosburgh, this morning.
lillt‘k ill the \uux region complete-l A very interesting progruill lino
,ly broke down under the Allleri- been arranged by the committee m
:can counter-attack. Further sharp} Chart-'9 "0“ ”‘9 ““03"“ "th “‘ ‘0 1?"
lighting: is likely to develop in llllslgsgng; 'ggdgilgfl'aggz,hogrfl‘é iii:
M u .- .1: . . ' , ‘ ‘ I I LS . 3
{AM MMMVW W 'lm‘c'di "”3 flute. 110““ N'- the Union Council. No. 46. liability of
1 old received here shows that.

trial of Iiaviiand Arcllanibault. Watch:
bury. who robbed a number of local!
saloons. Saturday night. Mr. Sulzer,

11 League. the American Associa-.
and the Eastern. !
tn fully 5.0th professional ball
are earning a living. at the pastime turned around and seeing someone of-
913, today there are only 900, and‘ lcr llilll dill-ted up Washington street.
the diobandment of the Pacific. and into the Bristol Hotel.
«the number will be dropped to. Tile W
at 750. Should the Eastern Leaguo hired a
ecide at todnv'a session that it would
low the lead of the other minor
equities and suspend for the remainder
f the season. the total number of?
fecalonal baseball players will be
than 650. over half of which are
9 found in the two major leagues. i
There are many reasons which may
' the Eastern League club owners .
decide to suspend for the remainder;
the season. but the chief of these‘
Ibo financial. It is certain that the
”inability of continuing will be talk-
over at this meeting. and should the
cue vote to contnue to the end of
0 schedule, it will be nothing more or.
I than a sentimental decision on the,
.of the club owners. ,
i There is considerable secrecy about
. ' we meeting. None‘ of the club,
' JON who have appeared at New.
park since the announcement of.
meeting last Friday seem to know.
Ming about it. Jim Clarkin, who
' with the Senators at the park yes.
Was asked by a writer what he
-, about the call ,
't ask me." piped Clarkin. "lg
:t~ ow any more about it. than any-i
"else. All I received was a letterI
.. ; for a meeting. If the league is ‘

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close formation of Germans. I THREE DAY FEVER IN PcfilTo

l LONDON, Jilly 15.—'l‘llc ilnlne- RICO

Another successful dance was hetd'tliatc olljwtive of' the Gerllltlns, it'Ts‘AfiI JUN? Porto ltlco.s.luly $5“

at the Knob Saturday evening. A IS COIl-Sltit‘i't‘tl llt‘l't‘t [it'l'hl'l‘ld' is ‘0 lldll‘e biggrixllloiniirlll’iiediiy filler till:

SONNY number were present and en- detach lilleims by attack on llflillllng the past two weeks, tit-cording to

iiyxdfuwfisffiug'vly ’“ug‘c‘df°"..‘_"ll”°hgsides of it and capturing the hills'dOCtOrs 0‘ ““9 53mm“ service:

. I“ - “mm o 5 O‘C'es' which would protect their right

m— [flunk on it further advance south-
reccivcd here regarding the Ger-
ltwcen (‘iltlteau—Tllicrry and Blig-

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mull offensive. state that the attack
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was the first of Arcllnmbault's vic-
tims. With a large jimmy. which the
police have in the poasesions. he pried
open the back window of the [cafe and
of all the there was in it. amounting
in all to about $7. Noack's saloon
on Railroad avenue, was next in or
der and front here he went to Sigway’s
and Kid William's saloons on Water
street. A stlm of money was pro-

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BOXERS READY FOR
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Nation’s Pugilistic Leaders in Benefit
Carnival.
Everything is ready for the big box.
in: carnival which will take place to
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camps throughout the Eastern States.

{Jam willing to $11th although I only a. heavy door and no window byp
ing mODEY-" which to gain etnrance. After. re: with athletic paraphernalia. With the
drkln gives up 8 laugh. Imagine moving a thick door panel, about a' exception of Packey McFarland, all the
‘ot knowing anything “’0‘" foot square he was interrupted by the boxers matched for the hours are
going on with his 0W“ money. appearance of Patrolman Gambin. already on hand. Tile full program.
ed in it- NM Jim Clarkin. Be‘t When his case came before Judge issued last night, follows:
of the Big Six of the Eastern. Vosbllrgh this morning his case was Jnck Dempsey vs, Billy Miske. Ben
J. Clarkln is dill-V 1’0““ ‘0 sag; continued and he was placed under by Leonard vs. Willie Jackson. Pacltey
"118 until today's gathering. “8 bonds of 3.1500. McFarland vs. Jack Britton. Private
in doughntlts that the league '9. This case has attracted consider- Joe Lynch vs. Dick Loadman. Private
crash today and Jim Clarkin able attention locally and speculationtAugie Ratnef (Camp Wadsworth) vs.
.1 I“. about “- lwas rife as to why a youth. eighteen; Private George Ashe (Camp Upton).
““03 Plant attends the meeting years of age, should adopt such a line, Sergeant Terranno (Wadsworth) vs.
of work. Archambault comes of a Yankee Brandt (Upton). “No Man's

 
 
 
 
 

 

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good family and has two brothers Land Fight." in which six soldiers

working in Bridgeport. A story told. from Camp Upton will participate.
f the moguls aid-e fégugngflgps by one of his brothers this morning'
.~ 119 shop let {:1 e r on lay‘is cleared up the situation somewhat. It
”‘1‘ not a w? afteth.” wgek it seems that when a young boy, Arch-
. y 83“" ay 0 der of Chief nmbault was climbing a tree and came
one 5° by or ~ in contact with a. live electric wire
l which he had not noticed. He fell on

. ? the wire and remained there for about A. A. of Jerse City. Madden has
“'01,? 'sfigualizllsd—gtslgdlfihe half an hour, the wire was not 0! “811 l shown class flint entitles him to meet
hm“ A‘R “'3 ion Boy Scouts. .Voltase and, to this he owes his life. the best in the heavyweight division,
11an the towriange for a ser- Somehow be 8116 Off Of the wire Md and his friends expect him to give the
‘d-m “kt: tiea started on their: tell heavily to the ground. where he' St. Paul battler a hard tussle. True
‘ " it They are a good team struck a-large rock. A clod of blood} to form, Matchmaker Doeasereck has
2 ill: to hear from them 01" developed on the unfortunate lad's‘ arranged a series of preliminary bouts
tutu: Come slackers, tin-l brain. from which he never 1'0"! Te‘, that should keep the spectators keyed
. tomorrow’s paper. and' covered. HO had been acting tilleol'ly' up while waiting for the main event.
.' HI 7 Thomas street. East for some timebut it was not thoughtl
' {serious enough to confine him in an'
institution. His brothers hope the.
lauthoritles will confine him to some.
such institution at this time rather}
thin give the unfortunate youth a jail

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Billy Miske. who showod his superl-
ority over Gunhoat Smitll at the Jet-
sey City ball grounds inst Friday. will
meet harder game tonight when he
tackles Bartley Madden at the Armory

 

 

 

Jack Britten will meet Willie Ryan
at the Amboy A. C. of South Amboy,
N. J., tonight.

 
 

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without benefit. came across, while on
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he grew a complete crop of healtth
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ported remarkable hair growth by the
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proceed to load your stomach with a,twcnty-five miles.
iot of drugs that excite the kidneys? The feeling in London on
and irritate the entire urinary trachisituution following the German at-
Keep your kidneys clean like you keep‘tack in France is that the develop-
your bowels clean. by flushing theml'mellts are quite satisfactory.
with a mild. harmless salts which re-l \VASIIINGTON, July l5.~—'l‘he
moves the body's urinous waste and .Germans have selected the road to
stimulates them to their normal actlv-fl’tlris for renewal of their drive“
fly. The function of the kidneys is'ofiiccrs here believed today, 3'11ng
to filter the blood. In 24 hours they inn front early reports on the vio—
strain from it 500 grains of acid and it‘llf movement.
waste, so we can readily understand: It is regarded as possible flint
the vital importance of keeping the the purpose of the attack is to wid-
kjdneyg active. icii still further the Aisnc salient
Drink lots of water—you can't drink by the reduction of Rlicims and
too much; also get from any pharma— the forcing back of the whole
clst about four ounces of Jad Salts; southern extremity of the 1918 but-
take a tablespoonful in a. glass of wa- tie “1‘08. '
ter before breakfast. each morning for; Extensive employment of naval
a few days and your kidneys will act guns for long range bombardment
fine. This famous salts is made from;0f the Allied rear positions sug-

tlic I

tend my troubles c

~ I ‘ , . . ‘ ‘ . I ' \ o o p
' to break it’s news to me and 1 Williams’ place, he tackled O‘Brien on Training Camp Activities. the pro Alfred Mcllnlc. now stationed iu’ Wheers. Drilfidl‘o" °f Water {'i“."“{h “1‘30 at?“ hed cast 9f Her Lyd‘a E. Pmkham 3
pally think it would be a. shame, 62 Rooney's. He encduntered some dif- coeds of which will be used to supply Fort H. G. Wright. was able to enjoy , it your peys hurt and yourl hmm‘“ between I runny and Mm‘ Vegetable Compound.
emanates decided to quit now. I" flculty here. hOWBi'el'. as there was soldiers from this city. now at various a brief furlough with his wife a few back feels sore, don'tget scared and son dc (‘llfllllDtti-lllt‘t 011 ll front 0f W

 

Pittsburgh, Pa—“ For many months
was not able to do my work owin to
a weakness w lich
caused backache
and headaches. A
friend called my
attention to one of
your newspaper
advertisements and
immediately my
husband _ bought
three bottles of
L dia E. Pinkham’a

e go to b le Gom-
,. pound for me.
After takin two
bottles I fe t, fine
aused by that Weak-
ness are a thin of the post. All women
who suffer as did should try Lydia E.
Pinkhcm’e Vegetable Com and."—
Mra. JAS. Ronaaano, 620 napp St,
N. 8., Pittsburgh, Pa.

Women who suffer from any form of
weaknesa.asindicatedby displacements,
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the acid of grapes and lemon iulce.>gests that it was the. time required
combined with lithia, and has been‘l'o bring tip and emplucc these-
used for generations to clean and weapons that held up the German
stimulate clogged kidneys; also tozdrlve.

neutralize the acids n urine so it not
longer is a source of irritation. thus!
ending bladder weakness.

 

Stephen Smith. of Snowden avenue.
complained to the police that some-
‘ . . one bad heaved a couple 0 young
Jad Sella is inexpensive, cannot in boulders through one of the windows
in”; makes ‘ delightful effervescent of his home. Patrolman Galnor inves-

lltmo-water drink which everyone “(lied and "rated John suntan.

backache, headaches. nervousness or
“the blues," should accept Mrs. Rohr-
her?! suggestion and give Lydia 13-
Pin hams Vegetable Compound a
thorough trial.

For over to .yean it. has been
correcting such ailments. If you have
r'ndvsterioua com licationl write for

vice to L din Pinkhom Mediclno‘
C0». Lynn, an. ~

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