OF SALE PRICES.
After August 15th
all reductions will be over. Take
advantage of our oflerings on ‘
suits and furnishings. :
open Monday Evenings.
JOSEPH DAVIS
85 Washington Street
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SOUTH NO RWALK
RICHARD HUDNUT’ S
PERFUMES AND TOILET
ARTICLES
DJER KISS
FACE POWDERS, TALCUM,
COLD CREAM, ETC.
Special Low Prices At
PONTY '3 KODAK SHOP
PALACE THEATRE BUILDING
SOUTH NORWALK-, CONN.
Patrolman Frank St1utl0n is 11111111 l
5118 his annual vacation from hisI
duties on the Dilll('( (it p111t111en‘ I’11-
tl'0i111uil John Flynn is: conning Hill
('01 .Sii'ttiioll's heat
A residlnt of I. '1“ e st1e1l phoned i1‘
police llt’iithllal‘lt"l~ that 1111 11111111111 1
bile had been abandoned at th111 piac 1 ]
Invesigation pr'0111d it belonged to 11-
jitneur who noon claimed it.
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this morning with a large number (it
carpenters, plumbers and interior d000-
rmaiots. who will entirely remodel the]
Clifford (which it is (xpecled will re- J
open within a shell time. i
A number of matches were played
all by the members or the Foley Ten-
his club Saturday and Sunday. Jacob
Linxweiler took the honors by defeat-
111;.' J. Miiiit'nut two out of three sets.
(Bert Iirunstrnp lest two out of three
sets to William . ‘Saaybe.
Local newspaper readers were rath-
r surprised this morning'when they
picked up their favorite sheet to find
it. had decreased in size. This is the
result of the recent Government rui1
lug that the size of daily papers must
be cut down in order that the paper
litzht be conserved.
!
Chief of Police William R. Penning-
ton this morning issued a warning to
the people of ivoraalk to bcwnre of
persons who are making the rounds of
this and other cl1'les soliciting funds to
help certain women who have lost
husbands and-sons in this war. The
solicitors are lmposters and it is
hoped the warning w:.‘ be needed.
in order to cut down their productibn
9 material, the Norwalk Tire &Rubber
0., (hopped 120 employcs from their
ay roll {01 an indefinite period. This
step was taken as a war measure and
oing so by doing so 120 men (Were
bciefore released for other essential
..ccupations It is thought that this
-iil not affect labor in this city Very
1. ucl1 as them are countlcsa positions
11 this and other cities waiting for un-
11nployed men.
O G. Reumann, secretaiy of Fair-
‘eld County Rulai Y. M C A.. is back
at his desk in the Regent building
again after three silenuous weeks as
:unp Director of the Bi- County Camp
.1 lloys Organizations of Fairfield and
.ilchiield Counties Over seventy
oys were members of the outfit dur—
ing the. three weeks. and aside from
11 inor sprains and bruises, ':tcre we'e
1- o accidents and no illness.
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work and
Spondthrifts and idler!
are similar; a generation
of them would bankrupt
a nation. The prosper-
ous. are the nation's
y’s corner.
4 Per Gout. Interest Poid on
invinc-
Way
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Entrances on Main St, F airfield Ave" finnen Bf.
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Stor ' hours: —8: 30 to 5 daily except Saturdc vs;
then open till 9 P. M.
Health and comfort
hand in hand
To keep cool, comfortable and to keep the things,
we eat fresh and sanitary are these days the first
herquisitcs of health. 1.31; are“ “a“! fimfika
{Here are a few suggestions that may help you).
Icc crc cam freezers one
l’:i‘r‘f 51.! fl,
39,.
to eight quart sizes”
1 1111;11:11th $160to $8.33,
Lemonade sets 1.13111 glass and china $170 to $150
Save ice
now if ever
VV iih the price of me at the high water mark, be
sure and have a refrigerator that does not waste it.
Leonard Cleanablc is' that kind: 31:3” 3 '
IIt is built with walls that kccp' 111' the cold alt
lid send it circling 1101111. around the food chamber. 1%
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1.1. i flfl‘hat food chamber has a" remarkable one-piece
ning of steel with a coatm of, heavy white or blue.
’Vi1lIcc lasts long' in the Leonard Cleanable because
vei'y bit of the cold it givtgg of! is
big the entire refrigerator chilled. 2'
:93” :9cvcral st .1les,
1.1111611-
Hcveral sizes. bu every
. ..ad is ligé‘fi'i
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$22.50 to $35.,
A broken screen
and disease
(13.»-
Are almost sy nonvmouswlcavmg
low“.
crecn‘ in either 'door or .windo
g ect "result flies mosquitoes otc'
ur belly all of which a little care ‘
h 14. ‘fifi‘r '
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' s of her cedar 'ch'estl fi’k’t
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j and such things packed away, in lib; '
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for ',I used it 'to' hold a lot of in
‘ all” ‘No', I don’t worry about anythingrf is put__;_1-
I know. from last year, that it 1
_‘gl safe from moths and dust} ,1:
fl'An’d it' is '5ch ‘11 1111111111111th
fight beside my: 'esser” ' V
A number 112% handsome models are} r‘i’afig "
1 they gleam and how rich their 0107111
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THE HOME DRY: GOODS 0.0.
GARDEN ASSOCIATION "0118.
Norwalk’s contingent of the connec-
ticut Junior Food Army will hold its
Field boy. Wednesday. August 14. on
the P. W. Brooks some on West Rocks
food The boys‘ slid girls line been
looking for-"rd to this any and it u
”meted that a large number will no
(tomato in the festivities.
yet then. 9* till WHI-
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Main street and Union avenue. Cara
leaving the South Norwaik railroad
station at 10 and 10:24 a. m.. will be
met by a committee which will 61th
the plculckera to their destination.
Uncle Sam's Canning Club of Lin-
coin and Concord reboots will bod o
special meeting Tuesday. About 13.
at 10 n. m. All members oro motioned
TURF! CTEAHFRS AND
unhoomololttoouondthin'
mxetonutnoocowu‘mymm
002F151 S4 HWVERW.
REPORTED Hl' NK "‘1 -
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BOSTON
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AN A’ii. .lNTif I’OiiT. Auguev i:
‘The 1111).. li..1,\ schoon1r Albeit Bla('(
owned at l'oltland M». was one 111 111.1
lflshem-(n atta(k1-d by a Gelman sub
11.1.11111 1.11 121(1r;1.~.il'111i.' Saturday and
lyt-steiday Captain (l1'1'1u1ilie John
son re' ‘Ol'lt d on a1".1 1211 here today tha:
'~'~le\1ral shells 11119 t'111'd at his mail
at 9 oclock vesterday morning, one of:
which struck close by
:1ine “as thine miles away and was
I firing at other boats.
auxiliary p0\\"f:'l the schooner escaped
unharmui with hei (~11 w of ten
: AN ATIANIIL‘ I’l".Oil Augu. t 12. »—
ITho steamers with survivors of re:
:seis sunk b1 German submarines 01‘1"
‘lhe Massnt-h 'sclts coast. reported to
dav that ill. ' were 111111'eeding topori,
but 1i11'nuniber aboaid (11' the nanns
0f the. ships 1' me not taletl.
WASHINGTON. August lL’.»~-Later
the Navy was advised that the A111cr<
lean schooner Herman Winter had
been sunk in the same general local-
:ity. There is no record bele ot' a
'sehooner of that name. An American
coastwise steamer named llerman
Winter is reported safe in port.
All the vessels are labeled b1 natal
oilhials 111 haxe be1n :11'1011nt((i 1"(11 by
the i' boat “bu l1 has been Operating
in Ntrth Atlantic 11 aters for two
Weeks (11' 1110111. Tile l’enisione was
sunk near Georges Ilank, off the Mas-
sachusetts coast, where some eleven
{fishing boats were destroyed yester-
5 day.
GLOI‘CI'ISTI'IR. Mass. Aug. 12.—
Fisliermn-n claim to l':1\’e identified
:lihc commander of a (.1rman submai-
in11v1l1i1'l1 has l11-111~i11king “shiny"
1l1oats(tifthe.\tia111is(1'1ast as a skill-
The submaw
‘llrsl plate the l
\\ ith the aid of all her sails and1
led 11:'1\izatol' iorlnt (It in the inited.
istll't's' Fisheries Services. Two men.
{111111 (l ff111cnt stilooners that were
':sunk (loimedto ll.'1\(‘ 1ecognized a
lfol 111er :1(quaintn11(1 1111.) had changed
iiittle 11111111 1l111t hr- had grown a
‘be .1rd slum they last s'I't'Il him.
: AN A'l‘i..\!\"i'i(‘ i‘Oll'i'. Aug. 125‘“
‘Slxiy flsI11-1'11111n. including the crew
of fishing s1i111on111s sunk bv :1 Gel-
man submarine 01f Gemgen Bank me
afloat in (ioriis in lllf Atlantic ocean,
]according to word brou1ht hero cally
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Eleu 111111 in the illlelliil) schoone1 Hel-
.f‘n \lili‘lt)’. \1-P11ltlillL’ ((1 "10
fishtrmcm .1 “1111 of ii1i11y sailing ves-
lsela “(is .':'11111k111l by the submarine
I :1 \( lal 111: 111111 ' their 1s’cape befol e
lthe Sillmllllliit' could mike readv to
flsink the ships The 11111 (ck took place
:iate Satulday 1111.11t. th1- iishmmcn re-
111(1I'I11d.
NANTI'C‘KI'I'I‘. Mass.
|Sinking of the ilriliah
(stone by a German
Aug. 12.—
~teamer Peni-
submarine off
day.
The Penistone, a vessel of about 4.-
'000 tons gross. apparently was sunk
:hv the same it boat that destroyed
nine fishlnv' schooners Saturday. First
reports made no reference to the
erew'a safety.
the attack.
vors cf the Swedish steamer Sydland
than submarine Saturday,
(11.11 of the crew were picked up by an-
otl1e1 ship.
\\ ASHINGTON, August 12 —Tno
BIitIsh steamers the Penistone and
another. the name of which was gar-
rbied in transmission of a naty report.
have been sunk by an enemy subma-
rine off the coast of New England.
Destruction of the British steamer
Penistone and the Swedish
Sy,dland by a German submarine. off
the New 1111111111111 count was reported
today to the Navy Department. The
Penistone was sent down yesterday.
Prolonged Match.
Vincent Richards, the national boyS'
tennis champion. defeated Frank An-
lnnd Tennis Centre Championship on
5—7, 6—-4 6—0, 6—0: The honors in'
doubles went to Frank Anderson and'
compared with receipts at the same
cities in July, 1917, are shown by the
atockyards repmt of the Bureau of
Markets, United States Department of
Agriculture Joly receipts for the trio
years at the 34 cities, which include
moat of the large markets, with 1918
figures first, were: Cattle, 1,897. 847—-
1, 552, 573; hogs. 2, 813. 749—2. 395, 226;
and sheep, 1, 409, 868—1474 ..335
HOSPITAL NOTES.
‘fih—i
- Discharged Saturday—Miss 'Anna
Lynch, Darien.
Discharged Sunday—Mrs. Jennie 034
born, 22 Flax Hill road.
Admitted Sunday-James London.
In, rt‘Wentport: Joseph Medekl. West-
IwAdmltted today-nary Coroorad.10
Benton! place.
Cod machined tour—Kowloon Fallon,
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roll-cot. '
Joannwmmttihtnmu-
mixed ”tum! and diod this morn-
t.. .11.: ““3111.
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'alioml to locust 11‘. and Capt. Gliek is
toda1 by tom aurvir'11111 of the attack '
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'1": 1&1 Giants and l1111k1es have fruit (1
out ('1 the Home 011((1 battling for
anks ale non battling
for filth. Probably the plan 1s of this
team wcle more distracted by unpre-
(1-1lenved developmenls than those 1.11
Boston, Cit-11 land and Washington..-
u'ho seem to have held together bettel'.~
though there. is no visible reason why
they should. The Giants, dt'pl'il'fi‘d-
thoush tl11 y were of valuable plavel's
llil'tlliilll unavoidable circumstances,
(reuhl have (him better, it seems to me.
had th('\‘ had more fighting spirit
The (‘libs seen) to have more fictit-
ing spirit.
EiilllPd them. Thor lost a factor influ-
ential in neneratinc1 rauleness when
liuui‘f left them. Benton, too. is piuckv
Theie are players on the team-"tum at
least—vwho are stars ifi skill. but who
in bizr series. critical occasions—at
least that alwavs has been my imrvrel'
rion~lacke1l the fiahlinlz heart. which
would have bent of more value than
skill.
Bennv Leonard will box at the
Knights of Columbus War Fund Show
111 Iibh11t< Field on Friday (debt. ”he
show oriainallv was set for Annual (’0.
and as Capt f1". :mk Glilk is stacinu
"lip liti.Y11pl'1nk" at the Centurv,
Theatre the well. of Aumtst 15'1 ll“
could not (11' out icon-11d ul'n nlavs 111
inmmtant part in the show,
thc-n,
The K of f‘
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1114119:an in strep of the stronzeti sol
REDSIIXANIIEUBS
lllllli llliE WINNERS
NEW YORK, Aug. 12.——Vi ilh the
seasons close ll11'1111 weeks away, tie
probable St'im'illllt'i‘ world [cries con-
1eslu1l's will be 11111 Chicano Nationals
and the Boston Americans. Cleveland
has done well during the present home 1
..4115 and 111111 overtake the Red Sox‘
Georges Bank was reported here to-‘
and gave no details of:
BOSTON. August l2.-——l-‘ifteen aurvi-I
, w 01 N '
arrived here today. and reported that.‘ 1 from ew lork "wk two out or
their vessel had been sunk by 11 Geo,
Fifteen 0‘1"} in an even break yesterday
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Richard! Defeats Junior Tltleholder ln‘
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dcrson. the metropolitan junior cham-|
plea, in the final round of the 7.011: 13-1
the courts of the Woodmere Club yes- '
terday afternoon in a keenly played ,
fivoset match. (with the score 6—8.’
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u ho .1111 11111 continuing to lllt 1r fo1 mer
pace. Washington is baiting well and
may _\01 um 01 er :1 winning streak.
The Chicago Americans furnished,
the t'1at11re of the \\'.(-ek making .‘13
hits and winning six games and 1011- 1
ing one. The Boston Americans were
unable to improve their percentage. I
’lhev divided the names with Clevc-'
land last Sunday. took two out of three
from Detmit and lost twice to New"
'1'ork Saturday.
in the National league Chicago?
four from Brooklyn and tied Pittsburgh
Saturday The Pirates held the Clubs
ilyhilling safely in 26 successive
games Zach Wheat of Ilrookiyn made'
11 season record Jim Vaughn of Chi-"
:eago stopped him Thursday. I
‘ Yesterday’s Results
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicago. 5-;3 Pittsburgh, 316.
Cincinnati. 3-3: St. Louis. 2-5.
Other teams Iwere not scheduled.
Standing of the Clubs.
about one hundred miles east of Nan~l Won Lost. 1), c
lucket and the Sydiand on August 8 Chicago ....... . ..... 67 36 .
southeast of Nantucket. No heirs of New York ........... 61 43 .5371
the fate of the crewa was gli en in the Pittsburgh .. ........ 54 48 .5291
department‘s dispatch. 'Clncinnatl ........... 48 54 .47 1
All of the members of the Sydland's. Philadelphia . . . .. ..47 54 .465
crew were rescued. B'rooklyn ............ 46 55 .455
-—-—- Boston .............. 46 57 .447
BOY NET CHAMPION VICTOR. St. Louis ,,,,,,,,,,,, 43 65
Games Today. |
Boston at New York.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn
Pittsburgh at Chicago.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Washington. 3; Philadelphia, 0.
Chicago, 615; Cleveland, 3-6.
St. Louis, 5-1; Detroit, 2-5.
Other tennis were not scheduled.
Standing of the Clubs.
Cecil Donaldson. who defeated Abrn- Won. Lost.
ham Bassford, 3d, and Gerald Emer- Boston .............. 63 43 .59-i
son at 6—2 4—6. 6—8. 8—6, 7—5. .Cleveland . ..........61 47.556
..—-—---— ilcblashington .. ....... 58 :8 5.4:;
TS IN JULY leago ..... . ....... 52 3 .49
LIVE STOCK SEEP New \o1k 5..0 62 .490
WASHINGTON, D. 0.. August 13.—-— St. Louis ........ 48. 56 .462
increased receipts of cattle hogs and Detroit ------ .47 59 .443
sheep at 34 cities during July. 1918,1Philadelphia ..42 63 .400
Games Today.
New York at Boston.
Washingto nat Philadelphia (2).
Chicago at Cleveland.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
NeWark. 2; Jersey City. 0.
Rochester, 5- 2; Hamilton, 2-.7
Baltimore. 4; Binghamtou. 3.
dunk—h
standing of tho Clubs.
Won. Lost. P. C.
Toront.‘ ...........86 34 .660
Blugha'mton ... .60 35 .632
Baltimore ...........59 39 .602
Rochester .. ...54 41 .1588
Newark .......50 50 .500
Buffalo ..............40 56 .417
Hamilton ........31 60 .341
Jersey City ..........24 69 1258
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News: at o y y.
Hamilton at m.
Buffalo at Toronto.
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It 'loltimoro.
The Cubs seem to have out- national Sweepstakes,
, heats.
is
man
(ihr athletes at Camp Lpton to :ile a
battle of '.\'o Mans Land."
At last Ji.~5 “111111111 has come out of
his slit—ii. lie is willing to box Jar!
Dempsey 101' a war tunds four round
with big gloves. That isn‘t much. bu.
it is sutfit'ient to make such a bout 1'
big attraction. it's a big chance toi
' Dempsey and it behooves him to jump
at the opportunity for his own advance
'ment and national service or maintain
a discreet silence regarding Willard.
Fred J. Wagner last niuht was se-
lected' as starter for the $23,000 Inter
to be run at
Sheepshead Bay Speedway next Satur-
dav afternoon. Wanner has seri'ed in
this capacity in every big automobile
race meet since the inception of the
speedway, nearlv twenty rears ago,
140 is regarded the best in his line.
It will require a starter of Wagner's
ability to do justice to the task next
Saturday. The race is to he in five
at two. ten. twentv.
and fiftv miles, The flee champion (iri-
vers who will compete for the itch
purse—Ralph De Palma. Arthur Durav
Louis Chevrolet. Ralph Mulford
“'nimel‘,
liar-l1 of the live heat; is in be :1 HIV
int: start and Warner will have to.
watch alertlv
othel four will put up thrir shale iodm
Reserved tickets a
this mornina.
priced show.
WILLARD lllllllll ill
EASY l0 liNllllI [Illl
SAYS JAEII DEMPSEY
Coast Fighter Says He Could
Put Champion to Sleep
game until the tenth.
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SUleliS DEFEAT
1st to Bill McGuire’ s White
n‘ox b; the Score of Thir-
te. Tvclve ‘
The Norwalk A. C Wis defeated by
Bill _\Iaguir‘es t1s1 1. While So); \este1~
(lay afleinoon. in a hard fought game
by the scale of 13-12 Although the.
visitor: held the lead all through tin:
the local lads
fought it out until the last man was
out in the tenth. One of the visitors
before the game was started was
heard to say. "These are nothing but.
a bunch of kids. We will trim them
about forty to nothing,” but later
agreed that the local lads knew the.
game. The loeals scored the first run.-
of the game by Youngs. The visitors
‘4,
scored three in the third inning on at!
thirtv'
pp p91,,“ has “01.1.... Blillaepol't team to \'i(101y‘,'
l0 hf‘\' m, 3°001‘Iiownr1lthe 32:11:10 while 111.. ken out of the box and Lsinqui i took
lt is to be a popular:
elror, a slug, le and a couple of wild
llllO\\S. The local lads scored anoth-
er run in the fourth when Hall made
11‘ lwobase hit. stole third and scored
(111 Prince's sacrifice hit. No more1
scoring was done until the sixth, when:
Cronk. who was pitching a fine game,
and began to Weaken and the Bridgeport.
Dario Resin—unanimously nareed upon lads scored six runs.
,llalf of the sixth,
in the localsi
they scored five
“the fast Bridgeport:
who has pitched mole than one
was ta~
”runs, and Welsh,
‘boy,
his 11i11c(.Tl1e W11 to Sex scored an-
'ili be placed on sale other run in ii..- scvcnih and two more
in the eighth. The score was twelve-
:11 1'. 11 when the last half of the ninth
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.on Williamson's sacrifice lllt.
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started. Meeker. the first man up,
made. 11 clean single and took second.
Mason.
advanced to third and both scored on
Ander‘son s home Hill to left fiei1i.fllli
tl11-n knoektd a tw-obase hit to left.
field. This “as Hall's fouilh two-
base hit. Hall c01ed on I’111nce's. sin.
, gle. who went mound the bases and
scored the tying lun Llnquis t was
then taken from the box and Welsh
went bac kto finish the game. The.
\isitols scored the winning ion in the
tenth on hits by Burke and Lemma
0n next Sunday the Columbus Boys'
Club will be the attraction. The local
lads are ('Ollfidt'llt of giving this lean:
a good trimming. On Sunday August
\‘lilliamHarrison Dempsey of San 25th, the Navalks will go to New
iliiliitll'l dim and “as plated in (‘fn'ss play the fast Lynn Stars. Box some
4 A, has something brief and to the 'as follows:
point to say about ‘.iest" Willard' NORWALK A. C.
holder of the w'orids heavy-weight”? ' ob r h po 11 o
ring championship. M1 Dempsey 1111— Mason. cf ......4 2 2 0 0 1
mils that he is willing to try his luck Anderson, 2b-ss ....4 2 1 1 l 2
against the Kansas behemoth and Hall. c-2b ........... a 3 4 6 2 2
doesn‘t care how soon the opportunih P1'ince,=s-p ......... 5 2 1 1 l 1
rises 11p and hits him in the eye Youngs.1b .......... 3 2 1 12 0 1
‘ilo 1 111111 Willard?" said Mr. Damp Lawson. if .........S 0 0 5 1 0
sev to 11 Philadelphia newsdiager. Cronk, p-c ....1 . .-5 0 0 1 l 0
“Not much lthink i could knock him Meeker, 8b .........4 1 2 3 2: 2
(111 in a gymnasium with big gloves. 1 St. John. rf..........2 0 0 0 1 11..
don't know whether he will ever tight Williamson. rt ......2 0 0 1 1
me. but i am waiting 701 the chance. -—- — —- -- -' "
.just as Fulton kept me waiting for]. Total ........... .39 12 11 30 10 1
months until he was at last forced to" WHlTE SOX.
giant me the opportunity." 1 ab 1' it Do a e.
Before reporting for ditty in the Delorne. 3b .........6 2 2 1 1 2
naxy at Nortolkiast week Eddie Kane Burke, cf ........ 6 3 4 2 l 0
manager of the two Gibbons boys hail Wargo, o .. .........6 2 2 6 5 0
this to say to us: Levotore. it ..... ...5 1 1 4 0 1
“if Dempsey ever meets Willard. put Cbrlsty. r! ..........4 1 0 g 0 ii
your money on Dempsey. He'll surely Doremus, 1b .. , ..5 0 2 1.. 0 1
win. because he is a real tighter and Linquist. ss-p .......5 2 .1) 0 '2' 1
can hit with either hand. But Willard Audry. 2b ..1.......5 1 0 5 u
will never agree to meet a man with a welsh, p—ss ...5 1 0, 0 2 1
bunch (mtii he has tried every subter- --— ‘— ~ -"" -' -‘
fuse to keep away from him Willard: Total ...... 1.46 13 12 30 13A 8 .
can't take it, that's why. it they ever. Summary: Home runs —YounKS. 11‘
11111 together i shall look for Dempsey dot-50'.) Two base hits—Hall (4).
to win inside of five rounds. I know
Dempsey. that' 5 why. He's a fighter,‘
the kind ‘Slew' Keiehel was in his
prime. And he's bigger and just so
much more dangerous. "
So now we ii all back and watch
our will last for 15 years or even 20.
If that will keep Dempsey away from
him.
CONNECTICUT
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.398: “Jest’ Willard stall around, hoping the;
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L I chances of
1 Francisco. where be registered in the Haven and. on September first. will
rite, Doremus. unquist (3). Struck
Edit—By Crank. 6. in ii inrllng'zs.i P1;ince._
° 5'. Welsh. 5 in nu rigs;
1 in inning Double plays
-—Willlamson to Youngs. Meekei to
Youngs. Andry unassisted.
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Chicago Confident Cubs
Will. Win World’s Title
Chicago is enthusiastic over the» '
the Cubs to win a world's
selles National league fans, for the
first time in ten years are backing to
winnel and their joy knows no bounds-
it the Cubs do play in a title Series,
will take it into the smaller commun1- 1 there will be hose "0st in Chicago.
ties. Miss Hennessey. of the Haitford
p c iVisiling Nurses' Association a. grad-[
uate. nurse, will go with the truck and
‘be in charge of the weighing and
lmeasuring in the towns waited The
truck will be driven by Mrs. J. B. Wil-
bu1.Jr.. of Hartford. a member of the
Connecticut State Motor Corps.
The "Connecticut Baby Special's"
visits to communities of the state Will
start on August 21 at East Haddam.
Towns in Middienex county will be the
first to be visited. after which the
truck will go into other counties. The
“Connecticut Baby Special” trill re-
main in communities from one to
three days and the equipnmnt ear
11111 for measuring children will be
set up in schools or halls so that pa-
rents may bring children under six
years for the attention required by the
plan of the campaign. .
In ddltlon to the other material to
be arried there Will be a set of post-
ers on Child Welfare Work and a set
of 60 lantern slides. which will be
shown where there is prop-er equip-
ment for it.
The dates for the visits of tho 'Ccn-
nectlcut Baby Specie" to Middle”!
county are as follows: East Haddam.
August 21. 22. 29; Hoddn' August 3.
tt;nll1ln'no'nn,sumt I: (11111111.
Mallet 29. 01 mm. Emmi.
4; Old Boy mam 5. 0.
M
«mum» on- coon-L
I
anyway. no matter what happens in
the American league city.
The bitch in the whole affair is the.
announcement from General Crowder
that "now it will be a hot race be-
tween the playels and the local draft
boalmds The athletes are afraid that
if they play a game of ball after Sep-
tember 1, their boards my immediate~
ly order them into the army although
this would be contrary to law. But
the players are taking no chances.
As the ca'se has ben all along, the
alleged leaders of baseball continue to
remain in the dark. They have no par.
ticuiar information to char the play-
ers Indeed, t11ev are sitting back and
waiting for the ship to go ashore, hop-
ing it will be a sand bar and not rocks
that scrapes the keel.
INWITUTE L090! ,
TO IN NORWALK
On Thursday evening. August 15.
Lady Munchkin lodge. No 82. mush—
tern of Bcotia. will be instituted at Red
Ma’s Ball. 23 Main street. Norwslk.
All Grand Lodge officers are to be
present, also visitors from New Jersey.
New Rochelle and Stamford. Pipers
will also attend. The installation is to
in public. The 1.111.: of Norwalk oro
blink! a good time for all who ot-
tend.
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Norwalk Chronicler