rtWirn
iliil. MllililiI
Each State May Be Repre-i
sentethhy Team of Si {Elli
Members—Individual Con-
tests Beg'n September {iv—I
Any Type of Rifle May Bel
Used in This Competition‘
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The 'tional small arms shooting
matches begin. this year, on September
9- The contests are to be stazed at
Camp Perry. Ohio.
The National Rifle Association and
the National Board for the Promollon
of Rifle Practice is promoting the
matches. Although the Rifle Associa-
tion is not a military organization and
"NW many years before the war, '
is under direct supervision of the war:
department. The membership is com-
llib‘ed largely ofnlvlllans, l
The following regulations have been»
Illadt-‘I to govern the matches: .
Each State, territory and the Dis-r
trict of Columbia may be represented
by a civilian team of sixteen members
dosignatcd by the gorernor of the State
or territory of the Board of Commls.~
sinners of the District of Columbia.
Civilians must be able bodied citizens
of the United States of military ago
(16 to 45).
Teams will report at Camp Perry
0:, September 1, to receive instruct ions
in small term practice at illtI‘ Small.
Arms Firing School, and onglfio in
atrociioc (September 1 to ‘3 inclusivel.‘
Pay Transportation.
All appropriation is availahlc to pay
transportation and subsistence of “11'
iborlzed designated teams. E
A meeting of the executive commiig
tee of each club should bc bold ilnmcf
diaielip Each committee should nomi
nate to'ihe adhltnnt genoral of their
State, torritory‘ of District of Columbia.
a iliembor or mcmbers J)! their club.
‘with record in. each case. for consldcra»
tion in thr- nolcciion of tho Statc. terri-
tory or District of Columbia tram.
The opportunity is ult’cn civilians to
attend tho Small Arms F‘lrlnz School
by the National Boald for thc promo
tion of title practice in ordcr“ that.
‘coachen and instructors may be dovet-
Oped. Only such mcmbcrs as arc quaxh
find to receive this instruction and who
are willing to devote the period, Sop-
tcmbor i to 21 inclusive, to cugllgc in
practice and pm-licipatc in the matches.
and who are willing to solve as instruc-
tors an coaches for their organization
nilould be nominated.
‘ individual Rifle Matches.
Makc your nomination immediatele '
Consider onlv cach candidate‘s clfi-vI
clency and fully inform your adjutuni
an to each man's qualifications.
The United States Rifle. Model 1917,I
and Colt automatic. pistol will be used.‘I
Arms and ammunition will be furniSll-
ed at camp if desired.
Iin appropriation is availablc from
which transportation rind subsistclu‘c
may be paid for sixtcen members.
All competitors should take with
them blankets. towels, toilet ui‘tlclcS.
etc. Tentage and cots will be furnish-
ed.
The annual individual breaches of me
National Riflc Association will be shot
at Camp Perry. Ohio. beginning Scp-'
telnber 9. in these matches any rifle
may housed.
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DR. GULICK DEAD
'Famous Advocate of Physical Training
Passes Away in Maine.
Dr. Luther Halsey Gullck, noted an-
tll'or, and thc country's formost. ndvo
cote of physical training. dicd.. yester-
dnv at South Cosco, Me. He had rc-
ccntly returned from France, where he
made a “moral survcy‘I‘ for the Y. M.
C. A.
lr. Gillick was born in Honolulu in
1865, he was educatcd at Harvard and
New York University. He served from
.1886 to 1903 as superentendent of the
dellnrtlneni of physical training of tho
"Y. M. C. A. For the next five years he'.
was director of physical training for
L New York's public schools and next‘
served as director'oi the dobnrtmént of
child hygiene, he. served as editor of
several physical magazmes.
can “Athletic Union 'of the United gfigfigfignlwug Egg (3533:. I flgyghgfieméu¥$$ . N .
States, the Camp Fire Girls. which his Baltimore r :62 40\. :60? . CAN BUY lT AGAiM‘ t x. .
unto follldetl, and a score of other ath- Rochester ........... 56‘ 42 .571I . . ..
Jolie and outdoor societies. lie was at Newark .......... .451 53, .490 .
member of the Olympic Games Com» Buffalo, .. ........ . . ..4I2II 59 L416 . . I
mission, and a delegate to the Second Hamilton --------- . I-I-Igz - g; .323 II
giene.
Dr. Guiick was consultant.
and others, and was the author of. a
number of book on physical training.
‘ BOUND OVER FOR BUGLARY
NEW BRITIAN, Aug. lG.~Ge‘orge F.
solitagerwas bound over to the sept-
.ember term of tile Superior Court to
arrested inn 541.1902! ”at tWO-O'CIOCkMtJisIIits annual luncheon at the Griswold
morning. Iierhadfhroken in through 3.30M: hora" '
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the American league. will clash withfternallonal Sweepstakes at tho Shehp5.3the.\‘ always try their llard'est against
'Iiigilthouse Point, New Haven, ncxténoon. This will send six instead oi night.
. l’oint rccord.
on his Colonials
Dr. Gulick was active in the Alnel‘F
International Congress on School fly-
.at the,
{Hospital for Deformltles and. Joint Disi .
eases. the Executive. Commission of the
American School Hygiéne Alisociatlon»
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The Boston Red Sox, leading club in . lra Vail will be a cmpetitpr in the In-.- does not mutter. The fact remains that
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Manager George Weiss’ (3010111315 at; haed Bay Speedway tomorrow after. each other, and no doubt will do so in-
Sunday afternoon. The tiled Sox:i‘ii'e of the world's greatest drivers to. . ~——~~
management has guaranteed the op—ithe starting line. The purse was in-i Ray Caldwell queued a threatened ill
DGaI‘HIlC‘t’ 0i “Babe" Ruth, the sensa-‘Tcrcascd to $21000. of which 517,000'dian uprising yesterday at the P010
tional long distance clouter, who will , will go to the winner, .Grounds and brought the Yankeos sate
play either first basal or left field Sunsi Vail met all requirementagesterday ‘ 13' through ill? ‘3‘ second game "with 1.99;
day. Ruth, who is the real season of by posting $2,000 after his car had total F011” ““7110” on “‘9 1°“ “.1“ Of a:
the major leagues this season and who! ed off a lap at more that 110 miles an 3 to 2 score. in the last three innings!
is a wonderful clouling pitcher. is hit- libur, the chief condition for entry. it anPal‘t’d that Caldwell was to beI
ling over .300 for the season and llis.Il-.llpll De Palmu, Dario Resin, Arthur ”‘9 victim Of a rally by the Indi‘qu'l
home runs bid fair to‘ establish a Durav, Louis Chevrolet and Ralph Mot, but Ray gnmcly smell to his guns and:
record before tllc soason ends. ford agreed ‘0 19‘ Vail into the WW‘ . ward“ ”Ff tho threatened disaster. . i
One home run is all that has eventitlon. The race will be in five heats,§ Caldwell (wit-led oneI of his best
bccn made over the fence at thetat lWO. ten, W'Phtl’. thirty and fitty‘Ilgnmes of the Iscason. lip to the bf“,-
Ligllthouso Point park and that was miles. the winner to be détcrminrd byefith will“! in” 1"“th from: isl‘l;
llllltlt' st-vcral yours ago by a big pitch. tbc point scoring system. . lthat brillialWV which is I; arac or
er. who played at that time. along 1119‘ This will be Vail’s final appearancoIof Caldwell on a good dal'.I The 12-1
style that Ruth is playing today. The!“ 8 racing wheel until after the war, ‘ dlans trlcd lulchtilbeut couId do n: ‘v
man who slammed the bail Ol't‘l' thoas 11“ 03W“ to don khaki shortly. The ins against Htlzuinss tailtwlrlor. M.
right mm mm... mm the sound “as Brooklyn darcdevil is the only one of behind Ray ”10 “like“! “wood a net
V the six champion drivers who is in the work of dofenSc that sparkled, particu-
lll'ttcr. who holds the record for the draft lilli'li. bcing only 22 years old. inrlv in thc region 0! Shgri-fleld-WWTGI
longest hit over mode at the Light. (‘llcvrolct is 53, Durav 49, De Patina. Roger Pccklnpaugh hel sway.
llousc. ilutll is a left-handed pitcher 38, Resin 38,.aud Mult'ortl 36.
and it lcft-llulldctl butter like Lllby was Therein one bout carded for the the plmmeg
as me tans expect that “iiab” may Knights of Columbus bdncflt at EbotlS' suited in his suspension by
placc 0m. m” “I“ right {Md fence. field Broklyn, tonight that is bound to more sorlous than anticipated. Tb
Sunday and equal the Lighthouse bc a'rerll out and out slamvhanll arratlj,,m.(. 5am to ii’IVoive betting against his
i This is the 'one boiween Ted'Kldpwn team and that sort of thing. 09'
Lcwis and Jack Britton. There lluvoicoursc. Chili“ ““5 denied the charges.
boon collntllws jokes writtcn of thc if?" Nt‘Yt'l‘illl‘lFSS, Matty has said the sus
qucnt moldings in the rim: of this pain, polisliin must stand. The matter wulI
But the fact remains that limit olWol'fi all be Illrcshcd mu early “€in midi-I
but up a corking tight. There is sold tiniess (‘hasc "l“ “1°“ himself ham
to be rcal enmity between Lewis and tho chard”. “'5 career in baseball is:
if not beat them. Frank Woodward. Britten. Whether or not this is: trueIcndcd. ‘
t’ormcr New Haven iinstorn league '
pitcher, will work from the sound for
the Colorlals. Woody was sold by
Now Ilavcn to. the .l’llilndolphilt Nil-
tionllls at tho close, of last sunsou, but.
l‘cturncd to Now lluvcn and enlisted
in tho llnitcd Stains Naval Reserves
early in thc scason. He is pitching
great bull at this time and is partially
larly anxious to pitch ugninst the ‘ii’i‘d
‘Sox and “Bilbo" Ruth. 1
The gamc will be called at 3:30
o'clock and Hugh Roriy of Hartford
will umpire.
llill iluby, a big southpaw pitcher and
According to reports from the West
against Hal It‘ilase that re-
Matty are
03'
Manager \i'ciss has several Weil-
knou'll star players cooling to strengths
for the big game
against thc Boston lied Sax. tic ox~
pt‘C'ii-‘l to put‘ a club on tho licld that
will give the champions it hard battle
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B. (lager. Martin A:
Knapp of the interstate comillcrcez
"commission of Washington, D. G,
Charles Phelps of ltockvlllc, Charles,
M. Searls of Windham, J udgc J. H.‘ 08 BlADBER Mmfa
Webb of New Haven, Charles J. Vinnl: ---—-—
of fillddletown. Gnorgc l). “'illl‘olls. of i'Harmlesa to Flush Kidney: and Nou-
Ncw illivcn, Judgc lsnnc Wolf ‘of‘NcwI trallze Irritating Acid!
Clinton. Judgo J. ll. Gilson of Now it 1‘? Kidney and bloddorflefikneu rel
"roll. Attorllcy General (loorgc la. lilo-5““ from ““0 Mid. II" n noted an-
man of thllmantic, Chutlcs n.'Looll-1“““‘“Y- TN lidnon filter this acid
Wood ol‘ aluminum Judge Jo‘iioph r.“ ”0'“ PM bill-Q .fi pass It on to tho
‘ .‘rutllo ol Htlrtford, Harrison Hewitt Wider: “'h‘fl'lll'ofwn rcnmins to ir-
‘T of New Haven and Judge w. ll. Will ”"7““ and ‘Wm: causing a burning.
illam’s‘ot Derby. lsmldmfi ”I'm”- 0! setting up an
Rev. nenrl Anet. n. 1). LL. n.., ohm?“ :1 the nee: will]: bladder.
Ammo, who was in Belgium durlnx ~ ' y 0. 5"“ r“ 9 “’0 or
i the invasion, and woo recoup-y ‘t‘ififlflll W Nazca duling u“) night. The 51“"
{the battle front, ll-clurcd llcrc at the
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Cincinnati. 6; New York. 5.
Pittsburgh, 3: Brooklyn, 1.
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forer is in constant dread, the water
Standing of the Clubs. passes sometimes with a scalding sen-
II . Won. lml. Prl‘ Griswold inst cvcnlng to the guests of
“new." ' ' ' ' ' ' ‘69. 33 M5 ‘ the ’lnartyrdom of Franco and 1391- nation and is very profuse; again.
Now lork .......... 63 44 .539 there is difficult! In avoiding it.
Pittsburgh ...... ....,57 so .533 51“” - Bladder weakness. most folks call
Clncmllati ..- ........ 51 55 .421‘ "‘" ""’ ""‘W' ” lit became they can't control urhilr
Brooklyn ....... . . ...49 56 .467. HORSE SHOW 'N STAMFORD ‘ ' r . ‘ ' -
Philadelphia ....... .47 57 .452 » ----- - “‘m' ““1" “is e""°m°1y»““°yii‘8l
1305mm .' . ‘.‘ , . . . . . ..46 59 .438 Tc be Held Aug. 31' at Woodslde Park, . and sometimeoI-Palbful- "“3. is 'I'EMIW
st. LOlllH ......... 44 67 .396 for Benefit of Red Cross ‘one or :the most simple ailments to
. ~-- i A! ‘. 1 u 4 1D , .tlovoroom‘o‘. ‘»énet"tibout‘-ioiir~‘oonow or
5 Games Today. , ‘8 “W11"? “ " ‘0‘“ mm" '1 dealt mm humanism“- It
‘ New York at Cincinnati. :last million committee of touncendwus a . Eh . 1’ u
Bl‘mklill 1" Pittsburgh- . appolntcd to make arrolligonlelll's for n ‘tnke n in. loopoonful m u 8w.” of‘ wet
Philadelphia at Chicago. :VSllllllfOl‘d horse show and “m. to be for before breakfast, continue this for
. DOsloli at SELEEBE; held at “roadside I‘ill‘k. Aug. 31. at '1.W° or three days:h This will neutra-
3 AMERICAN LEAGUE. Ep. lll. This will feature everything infillze the acids in e urine sot-it 2°
I New York, 3; Cleveland, 2. which horses are conccrncd. 'i‘llorc will longer is a source 0f. llritation o E I:
Stamina, 7; Philadelphia, 2. lb“ exhibitions of riding, pulling. jump- bladder and urinary . organs Wh c
l alllciIlizo, 6; DosIon, 2. 'inx drivino-md mm“, mhm. New: million not normally again.
: v'llcnt ,;;) . ,_ l, 1' -“ - " ' x .
H g on 6 email 2 :which a largc’ilumbor of entries is ex-g Jud 531:: fatnetgensifi, hgu‘mleS;
1 Standing of the Clubs. ’DM‘WL ‘ {and is ma 6 i cm 0:18ch :hglliit‘lpi
W""~ Lm‘i- P- "-9 Tim committoc elected officers, us‘ and lemon ill CG. will no w in.
Boston ..... ...-6~i 45 .587 tollows' ”0mm. S Cummlnzs {1"651'! and is used byibousunds of folks who
Cleve-land 3 is .568 ' t- ‘S l w" ,1. v] r €éremrwfare subject of urinary disorders cans.
Washington .........61 :9 .555 4°“ . “We - “‘ °‘ ‘ ’ “led bv um acid irritation. Jad Salts is
New York ___________ 52 5:: Ag; Fred M. Hollizhton, treasurer; vico‘; - kldfie B and causes no
Chicago ............5'.-.' 55 .491 presidents, Mayor John .l. Trot, J. Hqsmemfid for I t 3 .
St. Louis- . . . . . 'I.‘ . . . .50 56 "\5'72 \Vllcc, E. E. Soovillo, U. T. Dillllbellfibad eftects M118 3 61‘- , _
Detroit ....... . ...... 48 6t) .4.“ Mbcrt C Hall Mrs M I, \iel'l'lll Mini Here you have a pleasant, efferves-
‘I‘hiindelvhia -------- 43 G7 335 ‘ ‘- ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ' ' ‘uull lithia-tvater drink, which quickly
1R. H. Lovo, Schuyler Merritt, John (l.I . , trouble __ A dv (
Gamcs ch'nv. Moore. Dr. F. H. Barnes and J. M. l§.l“"""“ Midi“ ' ,'
Cleveland at New York. Bowman. The fair will be given for thc3 ___ A "
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St. Louis at Philadelphia. 1', jthkesnn “‘R‘f‘ul lot. of print in
Detroit at Washington.
Chicago at Boston.
. benefit of the Stamford chapter oi“ tllui
W sent to Samuel W. Taylor, Sunnim‘ day papers to describe the latest styles
EASTERN LEAGUE. iF‘nrm. i] of underwear.
Billuhalnton, 7: Jersey City. 2..."
Baltimore. 4;‘ New'ark, 0.
Buffalo, 10; .Ilocllcstcr, 6.
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'l' analog or the Clubs. iHEY- YOU CANT TAKE =33} up“) ' i i " "it?
. Won. Lost. P. c.‘; Youo HAT In Tums-n ; Ax.- - . ' :25
Jersey City . . .
, Games Today.
Blnghamton at Netvark.
Baltimore 'at‘niorsey City.
Buffalo at Hamilton.
Toronto at Rochester.
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NNUAL'LUNCHEON . .
or an ASSOCIATION
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{Many Attend Eve'nt held-at Hotel
i ‘ Griswold.
' NEW LONDON, Aug. 1-. .wThoICon‘ .
'neeucli‘lsoue‘ Bar/Assoc lion held ..
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’ lance in 123914..
American Red Cows. Entries may be.lhese times for the Metropolitan Sun-d
,llivillvh‘uvo tho-full bottueruiion either fled and was found and Iirrestedefih '
. .~‘militnry dummies in' h "
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ELECTRIC HEADLIGHTS.
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-_ New Haven Road Equipping England
With New System. .
Genera] use by the New Haven “Q
CARNIVAL lilNlfiHT .. W M
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cried ossoon as the necessary
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SUSPElilllillAlil’i
Iges nan be made in equipment.
:k of making the changes has al- ,
NEW YORK, Aug: 16.-Jack Demo I m) ~ «.gtm at the shops in New Ho
59y. W110 meets BattlingILevinSki'I in -. .n, and ailliuua’li no formal announce-‘
the feature bout at the Knights Of 1:.th hos been made by officials, gens
stewards of the race meeting here took Columbus War fund boxing carnival at. era] Opinion among employes is that
prompt actIlon following the form som- Ebbets field tonight has just oomplet-I all locomotives will be equipped as
ersaults 0* Wflfldalfi They met in? ed his training stunts. The oonquererl rapidly as possible with first mention
the clubhouse before the first race yes-iot- Fred Fulton trained at Benton HurI being given to those used on through '
tel-day and suspended the license of i bor, Mich, and arrived here this after-I paSSenger and treiglft service, says g3 ' l
Jockey S. McGraw and ordered all noon. i’New Haven Journal—Courier. it is rev
future entries of Thomas MoElroy re»l Dempsey will try hard to knock 01" 3 ported the added equipment is com» ’
fused. They also placed the ban 0D1Lovimlky in the ring at Ebbets field'ipayatively easy. m install, comprising
the two-year—old filly Dancing Carnival.‘ and if he succeeds he will be the first I mechanism placed in the cab.
This action resulted from the victory man to put the clever heavyweight mi It is reported the change is adopter] ‘
of Dancing Carnival in the first race 519911 Jim Coffey, the Dublin Gianni from a viewpoint of economyggcentoi“ '.
yesterday. The filly is owned by Mel .hafi been granted a furlough to (mini eflectiveBESS and protection irom'firo..i
Ban Because of . Dancing
Carnivai’s Somersault
SARATOGA. N Y.. Aug. lfi.—The
. . is getting into shape at Grupp s E? l is expected, be COnSlderable and a war .
dlsgracetuily beaten after a weak ride 5mm" ieconomv. The electric headlight is
by Medium. Yesterday she ran like 5. Benny Leonard. the champion lith claimed by railroad men to be much ‘
champion and McGraw rode like u weight of the world. will swap punch-imam efiecfive' especially on through
Latino. 0 i es with Harry piercera Brooklyn box. runs the light being steadiel', not ab‘ 7
Willie Dancing Carnival’s somer- The contest is scheduled to so Six'fecte'd by wind and there is far less
sault was a tail and lofty one. there rounds. The Chief Clay Turner-Harry; chance of the light going out: Promo?"
wore several others chnetldny and arc-b tight pl‘OII’lilS‘i”1 to be full ”f ac 3tion from fire is also said to be 31”.»:
one yesterday that roused the wrath of “on, The pair recently toughi 3‘ ‘hefto, in the change being mode, not only .
the racegoers. in the fifth race yes~iJersey City baseball park and the“in respect to havir Ithé headlight .
tcrday, which was won in a gallop by bout was a hurricane affair from ”‘85 lighted inside of roundhouses, but???
C. T. Worlhlngion's Viva America. the first lie-ll to the last. iative to 'posslbiiity of explosions and ‘
Cleveland Stablet's buy more Dorcas The committee in charge oithe wor-Ehaving oil about. Then. too. it ‘3 I
ran like a dray horse. Viva America (by fund has arranged a big vaude- cléimed a. headlight of the oil type is
ran as expected and gave a good ac-I ville show and patriotic concert. Fol in tire menace in case of a wréck, es— U
count of herself. 10“,ng is the program of bouts which lpecially oi the head-0n type. ,
Dom“ 119V” “"15 in the. hunt I‘d have been arranged! l Emploves of the road stateoome of
was beaten nearly a sixteenth of a‘ Jack Dcmsey vs. Battling Levinsh‘d the newer locomotives secured lion"
mile. Under an easy ride Viva Ameri-i six rounds. 5 emergency purposes and intended for"
on earned first honors by a length and: lillly Mlske vs. Gunboat Smith. six 5 use 0"! wostern roads. have been 6,111,913,;
a half from Joseph E‘ Widenor's immiouuds. gpod with their electric device un'dthoi. ‘
ported illly Memories. Dorcas was that ’ Benny Leonard “5- Harry Piercc.I tsts locally have been highly fiaiiiifib’ 3
only other starter. The track was cup-i six rounds. tory
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Joe ' Bonds, six
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Th0 (MENU. awning affair lit scvonl - Jim Coffey vs. ‘
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i won to R. 1‘. (buttons old boy Irish Patsy isllne v... Phil Blocm 'I mittee at Contention. .
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and with the light. import 01" 111 Eddie \Vo‘llnco vs. Johnny Dundee-.l The results of tho con eren e wh
Nd .
a intriy flew over the course sud lull- rounds- 2 tween Mr. Stoock, chief of tho felt dl~ - ‘
.33,“ m", third. Startling covered the rounds. ivilston of the war industries boardand ~-
‘u'. f ‘l r ‘ . l . .. , ~
M on Ill onus in the lost time. of Frankie Callahan vs. Barney Ada r I felt hutdnduutry. will be awnltadwith I
. . ‘much interest in the but trado.‘zustho
Although the race was worth $2,300 Walter Moi" VS- K. 0-110“ Williams” - .. - ‘
to the winner, 3, was no. a w”. profit- four rounds. . conference may hate impatient d: r» .
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returner! to the auction block Stator-Tongue. four rounds. " period of the war. It is expected that
DO ‘ " '5 ‘ ’.. , .. 3 .
Bile i no on hand to bid him up. Silent Maltln is ltailan Joe Guns I at the conclusion of the comet-once. I
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81.800. and wllcn altered for sale Dog- Paul Dixon vs. Battling Nelson, four! ,
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gait sold $3.000. When this was rounds. I ference by “1115' \chacblan o. no
I United States "Hot 00. Other hot man-
85 otter Doggett raised the price to :3. HEALTH IN STATE . . . . . .
200. wills was not enough and Start- Is ABOUT NORMAL: M°“‘3°mer-‘- “”9" cf “‘9 MW“ “1“
. “ififij‘l’lrighlon. the two-yenr-old son Number Of Typhoid Ca”, Conildcrab-l, E. V. Council 00.: William V. (lamp
or Budlnt and Miss Crittenden which 1x Below Average. ”’9“ ““3 “Win-g “3‘ “MW““WE
top pfing'bf the juvenile championship that the health of the state this sum-= Hut CO1: W. H. Ferry, the Ferry Hat! .
ladder, showed traces of bill bout war has boeniobout normal. The mm 00.: Ralph 8’ Tompkins, the Dutchess
five and a half ““10““ He carriediemb‘y below the average, and typhoid I 10h“ 3- Stetson, Hat CO-
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126 pounds and defeated a big field of‘ is generally considered the index of a,
W; S. Kllmer paid top price at the sis, 100. is quiescent. thero'beidrz but. ‘ ED. “" ,
disposal of Frederick Johnson's horses Six 03565 in the state at the presen: """'" -
. g f .r, Killed by Ainssinslnnussta, _
Flag, on eigilt-“yeitrwold buy more by} there are a great many 08.85 0 n i ’
Hamburgond Privateer. for 85.00031“an Darabis‘
Dy, but Vivu America stopped the dis-1 Jack Britton'Vs. Ted Kiw Lewis. six,»
in ’l ., ~ _ . = I‘
long»; was the feature of the tard.lrounds. All Member: of War Servlco Coma.
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1151‘“ Startling. Ho was at his boat four rounds.
Iopened in Washington ye‘sterdtly‘bo». 3
Mod tour lamb- in front of J. B. Bony Greb V‘s. Chief Turner. four
itho war service committee of the fill? 5
1:25 2'5' i-‘i’our rounds.
. . I h t indu i d rln‘ 3th;
.ablc onc for Carmen. When Startling; John Lestcr Johnson up. Mike mg “9°“ “‘33 a 3 W ll 8 0 ,
9tin oflicial state‘rncnt will be given out .
The h rs V > n .. . n.
o c “as entired to in sold for Eddie Stuck In. Larry Home . Dnnbury is represented in the Gain»
in led b C r - 3 .. .
Dl y a men, with an udditional tutocturers present. were Fletcher
ling returned to his old barn. lhnt section; IE. V. Conneit, Jr., of ill}:
.mlnumoeom run his‘vtav to the The state board 0‘ health reports CO': H' Friedman" the H' Friedman
form to thesecond race. a handicap at #136“ 0‘ typhoid ““395 i155 be?“ com” Hat works; J' Ho'rell-Cummings,.ItlIlo
gm twweammy community‘s health. infantile paraly- , AWill-HER GERMAN OFFICIAL KILL
. Herr Von Songbuoch is ,Fourth hiu
here last night. He bought Private} time. Usualw at this time of the your, . , It
is and meningitis, and AMSTERDAM, Aug. 16.711“, $5M.
Xeppeban, tllce years old, owned byi W0 Wm“ “$0 there were huntireds"of motion of Herr Von Songbusch’. H.681}
Gifford A. Cochran. sold for $3,700 to? cases in Conneflicl‘t» during Augm- mun oiiicial at Wendell, Russia, was re--‘
Hoover Bros. ,Mr. Cochran's other‘ Whooping cough. hOWéver' ingllghtiy ported from Riga, today. '
colt. Groin de’Or, brought only $300.: more Drama“ ”“5 yenrtiian is “5““ The murderer escaped. . I
He was bought by Orlando ’i'auouurdo,i 1y tho cnse. . ,i This i511“? fourth in the 55““ 0! .113
aCuban sportgman ‘ Tile board of health issued this week nominations of German officials in Bus
' in bulletin on scarlet fever, following Sm Count Von Mirbach, Germanium
SERVICE AUTOS ARE i the bulletin of'a few weeks ago on the “bubondor‘ to Russia, .‘was killed “no;
to ' CAUSING TROUBLE. care and prevention of ‘ tuberculosis. IWI‘~meld Mdrblinl'Von Eichor ' L'
:In the near future other health bulic- mfinaér of the. German force's m»: .
Commissioner Stoeckel 'Finda ManyE ttlri will be issued, including one on 21'8an and bid aide-de-campmére‘nssfl's;
Officers Bréaklng Auto Laws. typhoid. This service of the depart- sinated at Kiev. Tbe‘ dispatch to
‘ , , ‘ . mom is one of tho/most valuable of its . of, Von Songbusch did not give.‘
Commissioner of 'Motor Vehicles?contributions. it is the aim of thoas to his title. Wendell is in».
Rubblns B. stoeckel has announced‘ state health board to co-operate with one of the Russian provinces stein,
that automobiles bearing the insignia : every propér agency to disseminate in. ‘ Germany and is 50 miles noiut’eaSt‘ '
or the United States army or nay); formation upon the prevention undIRigIa.
have been causing oo'much troubiofin treatment of disease. ” ,
the stz‘ote bighwaysdhat be basdocided -—*-'-—-——"‘“'
to take action immediately. Commis-
sioner Stoeckel points out; that many
oiiicors take advantage of"tho oflioial
standing of their cars to break the au- A. Salsberry. forty years old, held in.
tomobile lawg 'when‘ they are not. onI the county jail here to await trial for
government business at all, and that-it ’Imurdcr, escaped by sawing oi'f bars of
‘ would be possible for an automobile to his cell yesterday afternoon. With him
camouflage hisfoar with some military I 3150' wept another prisoner, ‘Frank
or‘naval designation and then prose ' Weeks, a negro, serving a senteyeI for
to do as be pleased.‘ ' . chicken stealing." ‘ ‘ ‘ '
Although a state official may not?i Salsberry shot and killed Constable
arrest an officer of the armyvoritmvyfi William lnney oi the‘ ‘Suloberryllhome.
ho may stop him, learn his name, and Q in Preston o‘nMay 6, and ‘ot the some
repo'rt him to his superior officers. Mnl time ‘shot Herman Chapman, who died ‘
.Stoeckoi 'is determined that the law" a. number of Weeks later from the' of
_§hall-beobeyod, and he is sure that he: fects of the wounds. The, murderer.
MAN HELD fOR MURDEI‘R, SAWS
ALL BARS IN JAIL AND ESCAPES
NORWICH, Conn, Aug.’16.——Sumuel .
out? With doth do
I; ”with
Palm!»
is policy 0
ti East leérpool,‘ Ohio; on May 25. .
ry‘Ie'aItord molt; thoI
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