Evening sentinel, Friday, August 23, 1918 · page 9

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track records were excelled at “a . isms ., ' t'! ‘ (3W ' (Continued mm me one) '
Mon...mw..eswmmer- . .. ~ , , _ _ , . ., . ,IIowimmeolou-mwme 1
gm. Tuscaloou. a two-years: 2" ....-..—-- ”7 ’ ’ " SOCIE' r '1 l and black. , nIt have been poasible. except for the
Ill owned by John Sanford, 3 ve . . _ . , . . . . , j‘ ierican divisions which hon taken
an: .a halt “no”! in k“ Schuyler Secretary» of WI! 88““ Nowthat the pennant race is over will applaud the action of Secretary “ Gnu-DRE“ 3 300K. ‘ . ir place in the bank. line," the PM ‘
'I a' ll rkabletkleofl‘m 3<5 ' AM“ A W the Yanks are finding it dlflcult to 01 War News”! D. BOW z sanction- from 5 to 9 1.1 r continued.
“1.9m. w rema ‘ dlf "tar, ms .re“ ' " lose a ball game. With the soldier in; (‘9 VOW!" champ - ‘9 “5°" m Pasonal ‘ 4 have ”'99“ many thousands or f.
“w“ ‘5 “mam“ °' ' “m“ u 13' Interested 1“ Games~ ‘t r “Yi Yip Y ob a" l k-- ball series between the must win E K B I I u..- n troops on Loam ship mu m .
than the mark established last week . . ac ors o P- 8 “I 00 .- , . ANKS trips 1 L . i. 1. is impossible to i
b B Frank EKG-p. “0.3 For Bhyai-v m on at the pole Grounds .yegtetday, bars of the National and American .erestimate the increased l'Ollfitlflm It}
I I: the Salient Handicap He‘ll. R8)“ SCNIGB- 1m 5 Pixwe‘ Maine's boys again be“ the Detroit. ’9‘!“ “fly next montlgclt “was a ‘NE [I .S m 9 lots! m : with which the arrival of those mig'fiy
. Ti era. The score was 6 to 3 and bid thins for the War N U ‘0 f ' ‘ armies has inspired the Alli-rd nations.
”and Bilmfmifimtzim Tim‘s“: whyltFongw¢£umM Kt Ne‘w York improved the berth it is do. Secretary Baker does more than . WM “Al:l furgpfi is imfiressw by “If“:
up six or on; 2 - - . ‘ . _ splen i p ya que, t eir resource u. ”
one-fifth of a second, better than the m now occupying in the first division. [funnels give his wounm‘theetry ...— ~ he“ and adaptability. {M‘Inmunm .
figures W. R. 009', polymeliaa bung‘ ' ' they stick there-the lanks will com in of the series. hath 7‘? . :1 - ‘2' m: rapidity and “Wang“ with which ..
up here two we“ :30. Secretary of War Baker'pluced the in for a share of the world's soles mendaslt. As cilia :f 1:37:5118513‘5 p Gustav Pltzer. of South Norwalk- “‘1“! mm. .3! their gavelacllgfmdnecegurnxt langfi. !
’Thr 5chuy'ierviiie was the feature approval of the aovarnmeut ,on the Ellll’llfi- \ . ed 3': 5.9?“ :h?Mchet:e M" abmndl by; received souvenir cards from A'. 7’ _ . 33dm£r§h hit-glszplaiged in é“: ‘
or the card. it was worth 83.000 and world's series yesterday. He announc- TM ”mm" mm “”11“" “pp 6 m 9'" .l.. Kendrick. SWIM “I” his film") F°'°““ '0' “mu“ ”“1 “mm" battle in whim they haveheen'teaied. i

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attracted the nomination of nearly 100 cd that ode of the principal reasons he:
fillies. Of these eleven were named believed the baseball classic should bei
over night to start and three, Passing played was because the American solI l
Shower. Lady Rosebud and Minuet. diers in France are intensely interest.

were withdrawn and Joyful and Blusb- ed in the results. Although the court

tug Beauty were added. Every one of munlcation from the Nationalcominls-le” menu“ m ”‘e “M °' "e”! x0 0.... beliSVeg it... his win gachildren had the measles.

the ten spirited misses had a host of sion has not yet reached the War Sec~l

flipporters. but because of her wonder- rotary. be indicated that the war den
Ill nee behind Be Frank last week partnlent approved 01 the tomporw
Tuscaloosa was made the favorite at 3 exemptions which have already been,
to 2. From the-instant the barrier was "granted by local draft boards to some
Messed therewas no doubt about the of the players. ‘
’mult. Georfle Walls got Tuscaloosa Since only two clubs would take
away from the barrier on her toes and part. the Chicago Cubs and the Boston
sent her skimming along the rail at a Red SOX. the secretary .thought the“
terrific pace. Around th bend she op- number or men affected by the work or
finned up a gap of two lengths, and al' fight order would be very small, and"
,flfgugh repggtedly challenged in the he. stated that only a small number
lame stretch she increased her lead would be affected by the draft at this
with every hound. Passing the judges time. anyway. It was the intense in
also was eight magma ahead of w_ R. tereat ortlte soldiers in Moo in the

forth yells of delight as Cobb strin-
led up to bat with the bases loaded
and two out. This stage betting was
pie for Mr.
made to order for him.‘ Cobb had ev-

ing the bases. Love had his own
idols about the matter. Cobb only
smiled when he swung twice at the
ball and missed. He set himself for
the third and final stroke. and palpa-
bly'fanned. Great bunches of delilht
oozed from. all sections of the small
and select gathering. "
“Johnny" Overton. regarded as. one
of the fleetesl "mllars" in the annals.
of sport. has “gone vest." l-le dell
during the recent baule of the Merl!)
and was hurried with full military!
honors on the scene of the actltm.
Over-ton was the grenlnst long dis-
tance runner that ever‘ donned the

.busy all the time w
than intercollegiate outlelica. 3411

figure this year.

feel in the series. and says the rot had arrived ”(sly in Dull“. Califor»

suits immediately will be! lTnsmmptuln, nttnl‘" an Iutomoidle tour which
to the lads now playing a be 8153! took twenty-five days from this city.

Colin The M: was, eat of all world; ‘saries under Gen. Four days of the “me was up!!!" in we“ winds on the coast.

Pershing. one of the

lChicssn. Illinois. where ,
and delay-

tempt to do much in football or other ad the party.
sports this year. but the, Blue is ,0.
ing to go ahead. its policy leaf you.
has been criticised but no one has yet
proved that. it had a had shot on the
Yale student body, which; was pretty turned
lth things 'othei‘ Gl‘y’e sisters, Mrs.
1. Miss Anna N. Bracken of 6 Maple
tahy training having found Its way my street.

. m will be i f.n-'
{odbe Yale curricula : bin. and Mrs. Leroy Crockett and

two childrtsn of New Haven. will or

The Yankee filmllv was still forth. rive in South Norwalk. tomorrow to
or reduced yesterday. when both Bl“ spend a two waoks' vacation with
Lamar and. Mack Forename lal- M'rs. Lena Bridgetown. of Falrtleld

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Mrs. Helen Guy and daughter. Miss
Cbtherine. of l-‘orestvllle, who have
been visiting relatives in Brooklyn. rev
yesterday to the home of Mrs.

 

ter. a young [limiter fro WW. gum".

B. C. Penney andytinuos along the Atlantic coast from

Fair tonight; Saturday increasint
cloudiness; not‘much change in tear.
pentute; moderate to fresh soutb-‘
Weather
conditions: A disturbance'ceniral ov-
er Ontario-is causing unsettled' wan-
.thor in New England and cloudy and

showery weather in the Lake rsgion,‘ t l , 1 p0 th unity fpurnoso
' . res a arge y u n e 0
Another disturbance central over and u between-the democracies m

Texas is causing local showers,fromI the UN.“ sun“ and Great Britain."
New Mexico northeastwsrd to lows. the premier said.
Pleasant weather with some fog con» “As one of the free nations of the
Britannic Commonwealth. Canada un-
Flor , ,. dartooh her part in this war of bet
u“ to Maine. The temperatu.e, ownifm will.- by the voice of her par-
ia somewhat lower in the western dis-l “km”; and and” a commutmuh
trlcts; not much change in the cen-i nation of her flux '4, that commas»
trnl and slightly higher In the east. wealth and to humanity." he can
em. - tinned. "She fights with no aggressive
I _ {or selfish purpose. but to secure the
peace- of the world. to safeguard liborv
mm: a . nan Ado} t. and to mm... ..m. rt... n...
TODAY. .
. sponsibllitiea will .rest upon the Allied

“There is most effective and bar
monlous co—operatlon between the an
mies of the United States. Client. Brit
aim and France. From Sir David Beat

Admiral Rodnian. i know that minis
equally true of the British and Ann .ii-
can Navies."

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009-5 imported gray any “eroding, garlic. however. that appealed to the blue of Yale. 3.. established ipmr- N; 1'. “wondered to In for his}, _ -... d t Temperature: High, 86; 10“? gluon}!augusjfilxllyosgngogreg‘rfi t-zt
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which beat homo her stable mare. Te- Secretary of War as the real reason collegiate records gt one and two may service by their respective drn Mrs. Thonnl Hyde and chil ren o 174‘ bllowl'l‘fl. ' when [clouditlons of peace con.” to be

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mile, a length for place honors. .tbablgseries should go through. See
Jyntoo Runs Away from Field. ' rotary Baker has intimated that the
The Salem we; (or. mugs and mum. scores of the world’s series games.

miles. Be carried Yale . to Victory
twice In the annual intercollegiate
course of six miles at Van Cortland

boards. ICaldwell is stil Neat,
therein no doubt

the team for the season.

so Waterfownr Mass. are guests of Mr.‘
no is i rmh with...“ llrs. James Cnasidy. of 12 Cross,
street. first ward. Mrs. Hyde is a sls-‘ ‘

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determined. I firmly believe the fu-

. ture peace of the world-rests legally.
and indeed chiefly. upon the unity of

 

”“709 years. old ‘and upward . and should be transmitted “81‘s?“ 88 800" the instant time ever recorded .YOI'. No name wl be played VilJI‘DB' ter of Mrs. Cassldy. ' ‘ purpose anxd coknctiojiligéwefiathf:
brought together nine speedy misses, as possible war the contests. H" ‘inan over the historic cross-country‘tnett today, as e game .I scheduled VP 0.! ..... mm: of at .gggfioxwmmm is r “a:
with the Folly Farm‘s Kathleen. top An official statement on the series mug of g1 mile. at Van Cortland sum the I[llgora has this sacrum MM 33'- . - - amen. Tmet. we shall not have. {WWW Oil!

 

weight at 126 pounds. Noththstand- is expected from Serretaryiliaker just m. I been deferred to that a Saturday dou Gatherings? 3 choral; $32,221“: I highest duty to this or to mull; ‘81:; '
» she was lvi co idem 1 wal t as soonas he has received the Nations‘ All lovers of sport and fair play bio-header may be played tomorrow. viattm at t e anneu a 7 -. " W,W'— 59mm” With “no,“ as w» _ ' y ‘
wthe scalegto :l h: oppoze‘nts SK:G al Commision‘s communication Presl» ~ I 5" Island. {”“M‘VI Ml" the trip; The Over Them ”.010“ Mull" unis, mm? 18 énzepemchlsi‘ogrgzn 1301',

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‘wns the favorite and heavily backed, dent Johnson stated last night. in Chi-l ”1 “mm“.- iary held its rogulanweekly session aroma y y

Itcllirord A. Cochran's‘lll temperedflflg case that he was immensely pleasedi
‘fll‘airy Wand also received 11,“, a“. that secretary Baker was in favor of.

Yfimfll‘im.

NATIONAL LEAGUE-

. WALL srannr.

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soon “in “warm sum.
1:30 p. m.—-The

The Norwslk contingent at the Mill
Riser hotel. outside of Ridgeflold. Mien

 

. ’ . uat ll-toleaden-
yesterday afternoon at the home. °‘.£§i§n’3§ggcegfir?sltg§tl he? I W be.
; lira. Robert Brotherton, of Newtown‘: I trust that those two milbldl Amen.
tTerrnoe. ‘ ides. unite-flay strong ties ot.kinslp.

 

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M and went to the post. second “Ni 8 - AcuultP’Wde” ““4“ New 313-- cities * ‘- ‘(lo ilk an ' at w oil! Zita Funny and the blim- Msrsuerlte - . lau '
‘ " m lag" m , . ' I ., . ,- . .. " . . W . _ image and ideal. may inspire each
‘ hmce' . ‘ l fi'lddlzi Gilt? Tina-h .ll- d .; ll] nitslfi)?‘ g‘? B' a p t . 1 ME 0%” l“ meagrdodti . '. Steel and Fannlnmheebdu, 'm ”wgihon f The mum of the Pine pom! other with complete Iggonfl‘nnceh ago
”at” h“ H“ mm 3”“ “‘1 “a 3 e W en ° earns ° e t‘ Louis. " ”0°“an 3'5~ rum _ - 8st . ‘ ‘ - sympatbyln sandman unsettle our»
metal approval. " Cincinnati. 9; Philadelphia, 6. land ed a" .lesdln the nd “NW “mm“ Cl“"‘"“ W "”“ani pose and

quickly went. to the front. She was 0
“renewed down the ma ulrotch by r.
2,3. Hitchcocst Irene and Kathleen.
with the remainder of the field far in

The details oftha series will be Ill-z
pounced just as. soon as a formal rul-a
ing is received from» Washington.

i furnished b I

”'9 rear and fighting for clear sailing. There is a passlbility theta part of the 9““? ------------- 75 40 .652; Will STREET. Noon—Authod- month. has returned to her home in at; "1° "1;;22; Refmhmebti. sult would indeed crown all our sgcri-
WM“ making m tum mt“ mm" ”mm "m be turned M" m w“ Pay-bug: :l...ll:::gg g: Iggg‘lntm assurances remains local “”9“" I were on sand durina the evening tin-2 Iéh‘idwlié‘fidté'ii’e“iii“aiid‘in 0”»
0‘1 her lead to two lengths and then “um“- The “WNW” “timid." Cincinnati . ......... 58 wlit; .609" monetary conditions nifordb'd a better Min llll t Benton of North Stam-‘ til the affair finally ended at ‘- la‘iel Speaking of the Canadians abuse in
glory stride brought her further away lug arrangements to send detailed Brooklyn ............. 53 2 .461 foundation for the turtle! dealt“! s so I 1 do shout. The committee in charge of tbn‘ the Allied offensive. the Premier said ,.'.
.‘aom her opponents. At the end of the stories of the games to the American Philadelphia ......... 49 63 . of M0 founoon. Canadian Pacific ford has been spending severa Y '3!“ consisted of Misse Gertrude! they had “an as conspicuous a vic-

d ‘ Rom """" ' """ ‘8 66 ‘21 WWI A cousin. "’3- O'Fbm‘ Dow. “d r. a. I tory as eye! 5 i. to.tbnlr lot. since the
Journey she was half a‘dozen lengthtl 3“ Canadian {0’9“ “"39“- The W St. Louis __ . . 59 ‘U “3 made an. extreme advance of 4 3-4 01 y b Provo t of 30“", Nor-{Rum “lubed: Powers. El“ “0‘; outbreak of e wo‘r" mitt-ling back
ahead of Viva Mllel‘lca. which beat "9“ W‘“ mm" 3““ °“ “'ed“°“d""i —-*-- ;polnts. at. Paul Pro. and Common 1 “I on e. 0 II II M I on “d ms. mm Down“. [the 66mm mm“; mm and cw

!‘nlry Wand a short head for plp‘ge hon- Sept. 4. .
.013. Kathleen, a nose behind Fairy COAL MINERS WANT WAGES IN.
.Wand, finished, In fourth place. | CBEASED.

Pittsburgh. 3: Boston, 0. t
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finding of the Clubs.
Won. Loat. P.C.t

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Games Today.
New York at Chicago.
Brooklyn at St. Louis.
Boston at Pittsburgh.

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vanes. Foreign war it dons, ‘ cs.
peclally French slate and municipal
issues. were“ strong. also United
Klugdomnand Anglo-French 5‘s.

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like Mabel, Nlaon. who' has been
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace
Dunn, at 22 France street. during the

 

1'2 and. lp‘olnts. respectively, mmwnlk.

ing 1 ti and Newllork Central 1; t. . ‘ um my
point. Among prominent industrial: Miss Be y H0, “a M

 

Option-1.10 comm the
’3‘ M Point 93‘- proud ““900“. world’s peace audiosacum. ,_ , a ,
dab in every way. More than real equality or opportunity for the smaller

I d d in were In attendance to; nationalities and for the backward
'h“ re poop races of the world. The supreme re-

con snap. masonrnsv

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“The Canadian Army welcomes the
ppor‘tunltat to’”flght side by side with
t eir klnsmen of this Commonwealth."

luring 10,000 prisoners and 150 carton-n ;

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._ . somfloyt of South street. nonhuman. II P ar- .
Although .mltee no record bmak- Philadelphia 3. Cincinnati. ]U. 8. Steel gained a point with Both .wllton Friends Give Him ado y, be continued. "The cltlsen soldiers 0:

jug race and deserved the victory and.
the record, a majority of the racegoern
complained bitterly against Mr. Cassi-
dy for placing Fairy Wand on the out:
side of the field. Mr. Cauldyknows
the mean disposition of Ms. Cochran's

WASHlNGTON, Aug. 23.¢-llequest._
that an order issued to coal operst-z
ors to abandon the payment of bonusesI
to miners in favor of a flat wage in

crease was made to Fuel Administra.

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‘tor Garfield today by omclala of the .

 

United Mine Workers of America. Bo‘
fore calling upon the Fuel Administra-
tor, the representatives of the various
district organizations of the United
Mine Workers In conference with Pres-
ident Frank J. Hayes and other nation
a1 officials formulated. their demands
for a wage increase. .
Discontinuance of the bonus system
was asked on the ground that oper‘
ators thereby are competing airportsI
themselves, that the system results in!
a labor turnover that decreases pro;
yduction and is a source of discontent
among the workers.

filly and probably, changed her posi»
tion to protect the ethos horses from
injury. but a maiérity of the crowd do
, clayed he acted too. quickly. that he
should have given her a chance to
“break" before sending her to the out-
‘ field. As a result of her position Fairy
Wand never had a chance. She was
caught. in a jam In the back Istretch
and unable to get clear sailing until an
eighth of a mile‘ from home. Then
she ran faster than any horse in the
race. but. the best she could do was to
earn, the short end of the purse.
Lykp Rldnn Poorly.

The riding- of Lawrence Lyke on
.._Wingold, which was the favorite. was,
I better a contender and finished “r in

the tuck. ' ' ‘

Johnny Loftus has been reinstated.
‘The great rider who was punished by

A. K Macomber, his employer. for bad.
atable manners and kept out of the
Me for two months. will don silks

 

Boer-on MM Hanna.

BOSTON, Aug. 23,-Sidney E.
Blandford of this city was nominated
president at the convention of ~the
Retail Cnetllt. Men's National Asso
elation yesterday. St. Paul, Minn“!
was chosen the convention city, for.
1919; The convention will close tel
is afternoon on Mr. Macomber’s day with election of the officers,
: Hand renade. Walter Jennings, traln- named yesterday.
"or of the Macomber horses. received, -

word from Mr. Macomber yesterday TRIP.UP CONGO RIVER-

, morning to reinstate the boy. .LONDON. August 23.—~A three

. willie Knapp. the veteran,jockey,'v:eeks' triip truth: CotngoHBgver by a-
“ e ‘senmar a n8 l'e- or rry A. Mo-

mar-51%;: :‘g‘reatr‘ftl‘l‘gfxagfwml’ Bride. of Detroit. united States consul

, - in London. who left here recently orf
I“ government mission which will take
him to Central Africa: Mr. McBride,
who was formerly united States "eon;
tan] in Belgian Congo. expects to spend

 

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ynne: ADAMS Leaves FOR FARM.
L PITTSBURGH. Aug? 23.-Pitchel'
{Babe .Adams of the Pittsburgh Nation-
3...] League Baseball Club is today 011- on business for the United Sta s Gov-
.Iroute to hisgfarm in Mont Moriah. no. . eminent. . '
where he will spend the .. winter. V
Adams» sustained an injured band re-

 

CAIRDINAL FARLEY BETTER. ‘ ‘

. or on Saturday.

RETAIL CREDIT MEN,

.four or five months in Central \Afriea '

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York. 5; Detroit. 3.
Philadelphia. 3; Chicago. 2.
St. Louis, 1; Boston, 0.
Washington. 7; Cleveland. 1.

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Standing of the Globe

Won. Lost. PC.
Boston ......~; ....... 68 47' ..591
Cleveland ........... 66 51 .564
Washing n ......... 64 53 .847
New Yo ...........55 56 .495
Chicago ............. 55 59 .482
St. Louis . ......... ..54 59 .478
Detroit .............. 49 65 .430
Philadelphia . .......47 68 .409

 

Games Today.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
St. Louis at Boston.
Cleveland at Washington.
No game. scheduled for New York.
will be played as part or double bond-

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. EASTERN LEAGUE.
Jersey City. 8-3: Baltimore. 3-9.
Buffalo, 5: Hamllton. 1.
Toronto, 6: Rochester, 4.

 

 

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Toronto . . . .. ........ 77I 37
Blnghamton .7.........3 36-
Bnltimnre .67 45
Rochester . . . . . ...... 58 49
Newark ......... .. . .54 58
Buffalo ..............47 61
Hamilton ... . . ........ 33 68

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Jersey City... .

. ,Gnmu Today.
Jersey City at Baltimore.
Newark at. Blnghamton.
‘Hamllton at Buffalo.
Rochester at Toronto.’

emu FEINERS opposes. ‘

 

. Motor Subsidiaries,M* _‘

smiling a week at Bella island with»

lehem and ““93"“ m lmllt’ltbnle aunt. Mn. Homes L. Show

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com“ “in“ 1 to ' points. Liberty 8. Rev. and Mrs. A. '1‘. Doughty. oil
”'8 approximated thclr maximum Waverly. N. Y., are visiting Mrs.‘
at 102.48 and the 4's and 4 1'91""..Doughty's "rem“, Mr.- snows Sam-l

 

in!)
that will be inducted into the Unit
States service tomorrow at the Tow

' ‘bfrth countries are essentially of. the
, ' same type, and the Germans already
Norman Goon-m muons only have found theu‘l equally formidable. .
resontntlve in the quota of 49 men “The men from both countries have
ed learned to realise most vividly the
a savage malignlty of vaanyfa pur-
.pose and methods. They are deter.-

ty at Home at C. 0. Eakland

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DUBLIN. August 23..——The sum Fein- ’

’ ””- OL‘ “"'
mm!” MANY“ 8 ‘ Fred F. Brundnge of 13 Lincoln ave-menthol!

RAILROAD;
V " 0 DIERS. . 4

WASHINGTON. Aug. 28.——--Railroa 3
carried 5.377.468 soldiers in the United
States between May’l. 1917, and July
1. 1918. Including each movement of a
soldier from one ipolnt to another; 89
to January 1. the mov
2,213.3: and from Jean
3.16 , .

More than half. or 3.903.000. of these
troops were carried on special trains,

at! 1 to July 1.

1.079.00tl on. resulsr WM and ”59".
. Second street. Stratford, have returned.

000 were drafted men carried to train-
ing camps. The average distance run
by each special. train/Nu 987 miles
and the average number of troops car.

ried by eaoh"train.ms 403..

 

 

Our-new. Tall haicrop is just
readytopick. Come inand
pick yours.

Light weight felt! in, the

 

are in Ireland are'most actively op-
posed by the Ancient Order or Hitter-1
alone. and the Conflict has sometimes:
led to serious incidents. At the Don-i

 

 

. cently in n gaine‘Iat Chicago. Presi-
dent Dreyfus of the Pirates granted clans this morning reported l slight.

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'Itbe pitcher a leave for the‘remalnder change. for the better bathe condition‘
. rtbe canon“ . Q " j E .. '7'

Mnmamneck. N. Y., Aug. SSE-Physil I

ting of the Letterinoce A." 0.
tion to

egal Assigns the judge granted £100;
compensation for. the. malicious burn-I
Halli“.

The in e o the column

the; la.

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921?an resides

be sneak): a district lnwhioh t
pradomlna

new blocks.
The special height of drawn 7,
udthsmetwidfh‘ , of brim

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‘ [of obtainiiig neutral
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more “0“". fuel W. Hoyt. of Elmwood avenue.

Inue has returned from Newfane. Vt..
'where he has been spending a two-
1 weeks vacation on his farm. .

The Misses Jean and Katherine

ement “WWW“ Thleme of South Norwalk have re,

(turned from a two weeks' vacation
spent at New Haven.

 

.. John J. Ungvary and family of. 35
to their home after a visit with rela-
" lives In, this city.

' George S. Miller of Stamford, form-
;erly of this city leaves for a two-
months' trip to California on Tuesday
evening. ’\

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Mr. and‘ Ma's. William Keith '0: Port
”Chester are spending the week with
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller of Camp.
street. ‘

 

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The Misses Alice and Rose Lynch
have returned from a few weeks' Yn-
catlon at Castleton and Brooklyn.
N. Y. ’ ' ‘

 

Edmund E. mee went to Atlantic
City. today. where he will remain
next week. ‘

 

MUNSON LEAVES SHIPPING
BOARD.
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‘C. Manson. of New York. has resigned

turn to New Yorkie devote his st-
ibntl . to his duties as presidential
on Steamsmstune, bellnvlng
:he hit! .nocompllshed the working

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as a member of the Shipping Board. .
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5"” a 10“’1 mined that this war shalrbe fought to
C. 0- Esk' a. finish and that there shall he no rep:
etition or its horrors. The devilish!-
whom German mllltarists are possess-
ed must be cast out: the spell witu
which they have bound the German
people must'be broken. Untllr‘then.
Germany cannotmomme regenerate.-
lt may be a hard leson, but the. Ger- ’

Assembly Hall. was
at the home of .
land. last evening by a’ number or
friends including George Eaklan‘d.
Sam M. Fitch. Ed. A. Canterbury.
Benjamin Gregory. Carroll Hollister.
Robert Clark and George Thurston.

5. auto e music and "en a"
mfg: to magesthe time pass quickly mln people must learn it.

| As the mastery of air passes more
fund it was “let midnight before a“; and more to the Allies, the German
'parfy broke up.

’ ipeople will more and more realize
The crowning feature of tlt'e‘show 1. through ““13".“ to their own ter-
was the presentation

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of an elaborate' ritories.‘ e martyrdom to which they

n relentloasy subjected other nation.

comfort kit which seemed to contal 1t may-blnhard less”. but they 0311'
everything but a. bath tub. not be sued from htemselves unless
they are compelled to learn in it is

My equally the duty of the Allied nations
A to purge filermnny. of her, madness by
the unapa ng‘use of economic pros:

to“, OHOOOLATES sure until she has given convincing ‘

85p to 500 half lbs. manifestation of sanity and clean

300 to $125 Olin “I! t spirit. ‘Let no selfish purpose or div

‘ - , . ' < vergenceofint’erest impede united ‘0,

- 12c and 150 sample sizes lion to this each. f An assassin stat?
‘ must be barre mm the society 0
“EON-POWELL Idecent commonwealth until they are

CORP. lconvinced of its sincere repent‘ence,

 

 

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., I Doris. better than I can. _
. I‘ CAN-la a~probability.,l DO tau. 1.
3 certaiu‘tvc . ,~ . ,
:‘Itrdoes. little good to keep say-3‘;
1:12“!ch sane money” u. ‘

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