memul
transpiration
uiiiii'iuuu ‘ ' '
Postpone the re
‘yi'ttrt- lit‘ left off.
some until 1930.
ll Baseball Traditions “911132171 . flit
Against Him, and Daron“... “m 1...”. teat-it“; 30 then who:
Star HlMSEIf Doubts If He'ri” t... ion to keep the big lea‘ducl
Carl ' :put't’.
To “but ixlt-tit the layoff w-ill :tfn
rem tottnse' lllt'll. like Sislet‘. Ruthd
Illilll‘. I'v-lstli. \\'aiullsaallss
Siliuik. to ‘1ltilllltt‘ a few men of dEf-y
it"t‘lll ‘Jpg‘s t'llll playing positions, is:
ti tyilcfllull. They can fall oil" a little‘
tililiout I
Should h'iscbull resume in lliltl it
hardly prohuble‘fh;tt club owners
' 91‘ any toinlitious. will iltlllll'l
in their [dill] to let the sport rest
r a year~Ty Cobb. unless he ctr-int:
his mind :tbLllll making his 191s re»
Effluent oiie for all lllllP.'Vl'OllIlI have
isrand chance to'sitow whether: or
,‘rd there can be an exception to the
he axiom. ‘Tiiey never come buck’."
They said inst sprint; not that he
. ~uld not tonic buck. but that he was
in}: lmt'k lint. in playing his thir-
,enth t'tzll Huson iii 1llt' majors. and
Ltut‘inu his 2nd birthday. lie madlI
‘3; e gitaiest :‘pl‘llll iit his career. out-
‘- Slillll‘t‘vl his Held. and finished with
' better mail; than his grand overall“
' his 1'} seats of .300 batting.
With the full season to go. there is
doubt tltLtt'he wpuld have batted
)0, and that his work would have
i ~‘aled that of his best year. 1911. On-
one man. Chapman. had him beaten
i i runs scored. and he has been in
more ganics. Sister alone led him
steals. and (‘obb was titakinn‘ n0
eclzt’l effort for this honor, renli7iltn.
‘ ith a team point: nowhere. and Will
{itself past the some where a bird
3 lends rendilv to‘ treatment. the
lsdont of cutting out extreme. chance
,‘ king, unless a game is at stake.
So, even though (‘obb is nearly 32.
is a tlcbzttcable question if he may
ll be returned as :i champion lldll
ayct' retiring itt his prime. and ol‘~
ring a good subject for the com"-
'ck considt ration if iii 1.018. he
twill do must of the things that lie
l'd when he was 23. in a year when
i gave an all-time all-around pet-tor
.. once. with extreme speed essentipl
‘ , most of his comeback. then he ccr~
ginly must b; classed as one not lilti-
it gone over the ridge.
‘ T Has His Own Doubts
“Is It!“ work was really the more
-arkablc. In 1911 be bad wound
_ his 40-sii‘aight streak at an cttrlic"
te lllfl‘l he started to make his
. imb for the .304! mark this war.
19 was a sick man when be begun
to climb. lle worked on nerve. 'l‘o
’ certain extent lte has always done
tie. AM in the army work that be
.' takifii: up the sonic nervous st'i'tiiti
ill ((illillllll‘ The gas service is
.19 in “Itll h the Holding is of mental
truln mote than of manual. ‘
tUObbrIllllll‘FIl, is something of n
tiltllst. llc doubts that he will (Willi;
ink—vim in ii sense other than the
to being discussed. l’crliaps Ito fir.“
cs that be will be unable to restrain
Y dueli’ from his old chance inking.
. , i like the bottle field will not b?
‘ kind tc Illlll as the ball field bus
.9".
If he returns, goes into linsebull.
. . again can slur. he will tipset‘ pre-
.011". It isn't done.
The latest rumble illustration wits
ank Baker. who idled through 1915
e played some ball. but was not
instantly at it. and did not have to
. v the some intention to condition as
would were he in the league.
Before he quit. Mack. Baker burl
': n on this circuit six years. lie was
H it one point outside .300 Ills first
l on, and lssed being well above
int figure only once in the next five
t-t rs. His world averane for the six
w. lions was .813. But he was no for
t‘ to pitchers when he was restored
'. the circuit. blttint: only .269 in
to. and having a grand lll'Pl‘nKG of
‘i bins noticed. because all
will be iii the same boat. and illi’
class of motor league ball will be low-
cretl it hit tor n time, bv the enforced
tilting-in with newcomers. needinu a
season or two of polisltinz. .‘iiost ul
them will give way, iti comparatively
short time. to newcomers, it the
game's return is delayed past 1M.
l
Slillil‘tl Jl'. ~
stand forth but two pugilists with at
sound claim to the crown. They orrl
Jack llcitipsci and Billy Miske,
there is littl x to choose between llll"t-‘t(‘:i
two err-tit ptttzilists front the wet".
Although lleiupscy leaped
iiiornblt- encounter at llztrrison‘
Sillllltlcl'. lltt'it‘ is no reason
Ilcmrtsct should be classed Iiiuliei'l
thttii thi- .\'t. l’iiul heavyweight. who
has incl and cefettted all of the Inmvy- t
the liist in l of whom he lutd boxed t
ill"t\l:~' lili~lt~ i'epentcdly hits prove"
his tit-ht l'l :i ranking equal to that of l
Ilempsm. and it it? the opinion of t
many bovine critics that u ttiatcli be- t
liven-ti ”11“" “’ill lie the next big pup" (
liistic t-tt-ut to be stalled.
li‘ulton Il’h‘ been eliminated front
clinniplonsliip consideration complctc- I
ly by his defeat til the hands of l'lenlll~
scy. and the only real contenders now
in the field are licmpsey and bliske.
They appear to be evenly matched in
till things except billing, and there in
no disputing the fact that the {'qu
boxer possesses it harder punclt than
our other hcttvywcialit now in action.
lie has demonstrated tlte extruotflln-
tirv force of his punch on numerous
occasions, the most recent of which
won in the one round match at Horri-
son.
Smith Well Pleated
John S. Smith. cliuirtiiun of the
State Athletic commission. which ud-
ministers bovine affairs in New .lcr~
tier, is highly satisfied with the man-
ner in which boxinu was conducted in
the Skeeter Commonwealth during
the summer Home of the most lln‘
ttorttint mntcbes iii vciirs were fought
over in New Jersey. and in the null“.
it” were bundled in u bullsfnctory
manner.
“We Illl\'l‘ put forth every effort to
conduct boxint: on the best possible
lines.“ declared the cbuirmun of the
commission, “and I believe we have
Flti'cct-tlt‘d. We have seen to it tlliit
in tlic tiiulu boxers trove their best.
while in the vine. Those who failed
have been 'tcttvily penalized. The very
rttcccss of tilt sport depends upon tlic
conduct of the boxch in the flu? and
‘ ‘ from lh“ time of his return null: We are (‘Olll-llllhll" on the watch
"' Baker is a butsninn of ”'9 against :itiv’ pueilist who muv be
wford type. Sam had two above ltl‘onc m ‘stull.’ .. _
"M years», 'tnd "“9 ‘29:" “h" be W‘s “in the main 1 have found that
" Old as ”‘9 Trapne “"1”" i" no“ the niiitiuu‘u's of boxing clubs have
.Pltcliers h“ seem l“ "0 ”WWW" st‘riren to hdbcre to the rules lnid
en they to," off for ti scnsou. f‘ases
in those of Ed Walsh and Joe “'ootl
*' _count. because their arms were
» . before they ever quit. lt‘s titttur-
1 however. fut a twit'ler to vo wronL'
be slurs out for any leng i of time.
'9 also fair to ass-tune that hard
ork in camp or shop will unfit ‘lltem
ir baseball more than any mere phr-
cnl deterioration
This will affect similarly the muscu—
down by the commission, with the
result that there is it simpler tic-
niand for boxiniz in New Jerscv right
now thztti :tt our other tithe since box.
in: become 1. eat.
"We intend to continue to’atltiiinis-
ter the affairs of boxlnl: just as l‘lll't"
fully its we bore in the past. There
is no question that the sporting pub-
lic wants boxing and we are colon to
protect the sport to the best of out
e batting cye still bright.
'fobb. bar accidents. probably will
we just “5 good an eye for the bull
V. years Itilll‘P as now.
.9 won‘i Itm’e bin speed. He would
‘ we lost some of that :ll‘fWfly‘. lie
t y not bare the some nervous
‘urgv. lll-‘ gas serVice. as said. being
just us son to: the influenza epidemic
tibutcs :i‘l will shut opet‘ntlniz. 'I‘hlt-q
for the malady has halted bouts iti
all parts of the state. for the disensv
has attained olarmin‘e proportions.
particularly in Hudson county. which
has been a centre of fisttc act‘rl‘y
divine the l'lllllll‘f‘l'. The boxinz coni-
. e that is rated especially trying on missions nnwm-m._ 1mg inf, the 1“,“.
en's nervo‘t In his 0859. Mid I“ for of closih: boxinz clubs to the var .
.9 cases of other highly strung nth- pm. pw,‘ health boards.
es. there will be a reaction that
ill be a reaction that will unfit them .
.ralfilfii‘fdllnfyl‘ifitfmn any more pliy- l ‘VOIINC .l ACK DARCY
of a star bflII‘ COMl‘JG T0 AMERICA.
There is no record
~yer who has retired when at the
u of his lancer who has been IbIP'
; “come bark and take up the work‘
7—
'_ our phloem. sonnets
Your": Jack Ihrcv, brother of
late Les Dore". famous Auotrullnn‘
champion middleweight. who died.
lost your in this munirv.‘ promises to
~——
m ll!!- bnrttn if boxing devotees in thc‘
m that "myth“ to filter Antlpndm Jack no bin brother's.
MI all Inpurilles out of the “tum, 1,... “a mi blew"
‘ a: no. re-alm- t- tit. m- i. trailing bio man-r W 'lth.‘
‘ We. W. hm 'll" "1"“ that "a “w .‘
«outwit-ottoman» Itrlvlo "“23"“ W ”M “M- h-
m W. lifti- bl
tic-lop. In. NH ”with I!» d u but but. or. We
omit: m M l- 1.. tutti-n thus! 1510!
um mmmm . MIN-mob
mm
l
a dozen other
is goinu‘ to quit the i
ed \‘c‘Flt-l'dll) it! the Empire (‘itv truck
that he will sell out his entire stable.
next week.
_ :Al‘lllIL/llll‘. said he had been fot‘f’eti
out oi" the sport by
iiiiittuiiis
‘itlI thousand dollars.
girtlis.
day iii the sutltlli‘.
nets and a second horse.
Star l‘luss home in front in the sec
ond rut-c. lnti'itrucr to victory itt ilit‘
third and Jodi
l’oint.
second on rl‘uilor Maid.
Andy Scliuttlnzer scored 1
\’l(‘lll|'\’. After ritlin: Ilultistrudt- bottle,
in front in the f.rst
Peter to \‘it‘ll‘l‘V in the fifth.
his hope.
tors.“
war.
Loan headquarters.
street. and buy.y0tir
bond for liberty. and victory and peace.
. ~Every bond bought brings Pershing.
' and ottr boys and our 'Allies nearer to
the streets of Berlin, and the Kaiser
Etc his scallold. Buy more bonds and
help hang the Kaiser and his bunch of
. I Buy‘ bonds and the American
eat: 9 will sit. on the flagpole of Potti-
AFTERWARISOVERnam and the palace" at Berlin and. in‘
‘lbe name of humanlty.\vill screech:
my. “Peace to all the world!"
junkers.
the it‘dneu are weakened M'flll tho “H“ his Wkr occupied “‘KSIIIIII
, W...-
I'Idwurd Arlington.
ionnuire. Kohl Noon Si
noted
‘lays" rather
be horses. A I‘Iinaton
then
on colors
These bids have cost Arlin’litoti set"
AS A EBNTENDERtlmd the stewurtk of the Jockey t‘.Iu’l{
do not tippiove ot’ Vendig's iuethods.‘
.. . but there is no war to stop butt. for
. _ \\illarti retire from HIV the my”. oi' the Jupkpy (‘lttb distinct
ring \\‘illl(llll tiguiit defendine his out” Iv mm. ”H“ on" person "mi bid uni
iii a championship mulch. there will the winner "1 a selling ”up
Jock Scot a Great Sprinter
off from the ,
and ford A. (‘ocitt iii Stable. has tlcvclopcif
Yesterday
. limit the \Vcif Point lilttliwcielit "an I
, ”"0 (Ilz‘lllt in commanding stvlc.
“m"“m” "5 " result “l M" knockout l 1‘10 pounds and the colors of Mrs. '1.
vittoiv «oz-:- I‘i‘t‘tl l~‘ultoii in their the ,l-
.Iock Scot. l cast
tito e art-at sprinter,
Ilt'eslci' he made
ook like planters.
“Muddy"
lie barrier utilizing
iii: the llt‘l"l it
other length. a d despite
t'licd challenge iii the
iy llollistt-r be won
cngtli. ’1‘h~-.\l:icotnber
'urrlctl ill} heavy
lifllt l‘tisi,
Balustrade Beats Juveniles
Major llobcrt, l..llei’ry‘.t colors flush.
ed home ahead of ll bit! field of lii'zli
class juveniles in the firilt race. The!
were bone to. viola" bv his
niiitisirtide. 1 ~ 17:73:22: .
l8! Queen.
running and won easily bv vilx It‘ngtlm.‘
Joint Stanford's Aipltce finished ‘
and null Sherman .Il. mitt third.
Balustrade iollowedflbermttn A.
the head of the stretch: There lichut'ty
tinzer prove him it touch of the whip
and sent Iiini lifter the louder. In a few
strides lie was til the leader's huddle
Sherman A.
null badly. while linlus‘rutlc went
nbout his hustness and won In it
top
Bulust rude.
\i‘ltcn caught
“Iiudtll'” "thnlll‘ Illltl
Scot
In the lust l'tl(‘t‘
BAYONETS AND BONDS—BOTH
KILL.
One kills the Ilun. tht- :tlit-t killsl
And to kill lils hope oi \ict-
ory is as essential right now its to kill
his fighting hordes.
lusts .the Wolf of Prussia will forccl
his subject soldiers to the lighting liuoi
We have booted other loans. built n‘
izrettt fleet of ships, sunk pii'tttc submit
Fines. sent our men across. and shown
the Kaiser's generals what American
dttsli. and grit and initiative (
'l‘lie lfun has felt the sting of ottr but
lets and the thrust of our buyoncts.
He is beginning to understand Anter-
lczt aroused «to dread the weight
our arms and energy.
such
1.... ._._.-.
.:.:iiillliillll iiiiiiii
» initiiiiiiiiit
“"“Noted Owner Says V endig’s
“Bidding Up” Method
Forces Him to Retire
owncr (if Qiies
.Ioe Vendif:
than
lllld \‘t-ndizi
thud it personal dispute over a wager
at the alllllful‘l‘ meeting at Empgre t‘ily
\‘t-ndig has bid
’ land since
_‘ levery winner that carried the Arling-
The rucegoers~
rcnowt-ml“
I?!” sprinters as A. K. Mucotuber‘s llollis
“It" tcr :md in Quincy Stuble's Hieli l‘osl
Insoraent Illlll nwav fr‘ont
‘ and. before the
iietulits oi the countiv with the excctr tirst tut-long, had been colored
”“11 0‘ IN'HWH‘V, Fulton and \i‘illurdJSt-ol was mt, lengths in front. ltound'
lflt‘l'l‘lt‘i’ll his lead on
the deter
Ittiine stretclf‘
enseti up hr
colt.
lnipost
pounds, tan 11 good rut-e and finished.
second. bull ti tioznt lcntzths uhvctolt
allllllll‘l’ gulp
III‘ l‘fltIl‘ litr- c will I
lie guided
in life westfi
iic finished,
race he s'iiidett
This is a critical moment.
List of advertised
"it full lhrmim
1“. ”like
J ll. Hirs- Mar
John l-‘pl. core of Mn Dove
Hoary “all, (In. lbl.
”ll Loan No.
(‘1er hide"
T M. Win!"
can so smother the Hun morale. so
dollars, our ailmtliesc pro in the tight
for that liberty which was made sa-
cred by the sacrifices of our ances-
This is the last day you can.
buy those. bonds that, will help win the
Go to the. banks or to Liberty
on Washington
bondsvanother
ADVERTISED LETTER3.‘
letters
Norwatk imiomto advertised
for the week coding Oc'cbvr .it
flies Gm Mn... 57 m
In. II. I. “an an A. m
.3. i
Int-my, m
it“ 3"
lcet'dinely serious situation. particu-
.i maintained at! summer only
Isidore and: l‘git’ll miner 11-...- greatly increased his
town efficiency,
lliortiilghbt'eds.; m“
urf. Ht- uniiounc i
| partly
, through his o'in patriotism
4_._..
lllillt s win-re
.wltcio it‘ iii-ccssai'j.. it run he stilisti
‘ ntiiiiinistrator.
.islt'ntut‘ has a cord wood member on
P'Xmlllm.hllofluh
. “nu-1‘ may be rememeu u‘lllllllll uetf,
Willi full
SI‘P' t
:t tiiillltlt“
I such economy
Not hinizt
am,
N IPitontic'rioiv or
COAL FALLS OFF'
(Continued Front Page Three) !
larly when on»- (“hum-r..- tliiti beforcf
illtc epidemic strut-k the mine i'egioiisl
{the number of anthrdt-i‘w coal miners!
S ' had been reduced fifteen to
twenty:
PM Win. by war toiidiiious, and that‘
”I” Iti‘oductitti standard has been‘
htcause.
partly through the cf
5 of the Fuel Administration. anti
in a art-at ’ number oi cast-s
Ht
44
‘LLSORTs‘
lCONFERENCES ovnugittmuio.
NOTE IN BERLIN AS!
GERMANS ARE BEING.
WHIPPED AND THE
FRENCH
BEACHES GHENT
(Continued from Page One)
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ill‘l‘ltittll
a- . ......
7
WITH THE ALLII‘III Allbliiir
iX Fl‘lAXt I} ANII lilildlllflll
I'V‘t‘itlay‘. ilcl. In. Iti p. to. ill} lie
‘1 - v .
Associated Prt'ss‘t.—'Brlll\l1 anti
CAVALRY‘Atuericau troops southeast of l.c
l
(‘atcau ca mired 1.200 irisoiicrs
l l
.lllltl I20 gunshuluy. and have ud-
;vaiiccd about four miles the attack;
'l‘lit‘
begun yesterday iiioriiintr.
ltill) 1” l'l't'hl'lt'm \vil'dlf‘lllsll now are more than three
son's note. The fact that lllt' ‘\'tir “lip-p Nuttllt‘flhl of Lille. (iii the
i‘ailiinct litliLii lililltl lll i't‘tintinutflelgittii coast. Ii‘rltisli Will'olllpr‘t'
lltls tltit'ilitlt-lti lll;i.\' ltt‘ slgillfit'uili..art- slit-Hint: lltl‘ l't‘ll't'tlilllg (let'-
lit view of lllt‘lilt‘f‘lll'dll claim tliut ‘ntans. '
‘9, of rat-1 the shortage of labor it' the Thy the German lieiclistug. I
mines is bound to coiitinm- tor the next
twelve months s: least. and in the
meantime. the demand tor un'hi'a'citi-
for necessary war processes has lllA
creased tremendously. i can not say
too often that the only answer for us is
conservation.
“It is earnestly requested that etery
householder purchase at least one cord
of wood and use this fuel as niucb as
possible to reduce his consuiuptlcn of
coal. This is particularly true in the
l‘lll‘tll communities. It” lIlt‘I'i' is it real
shortage we shall be compelled to con
wentrnle the distribution of cool in the
llll'l’i' citic:. l‘itlllt'l‘ limit in tlic t-onimu '
wood is ncccssibb- and
tilted :tl‘oxelltcr tot‘ coal However.
tintil i nut in possession cf more deli
. lllle facts Eln‘ to the extent oi the cur
luilititiit in supply to llllllll'llll ill the
mines. l sluill not be in at position to
promise that tiny cuiitiiiiiiiitv viitl lune
its tull reqiiircntctits ll utilliiucite.
“To siitiiuhitc thy timing of cord
ttooul tillll to regulutt- its distribution.
.tin t“.lt'llbl\ll t‘tll’tl \vootl orginizttlicn
li:t.: 1m it pt I‘lt‘l'lt‘ll tliiiiiig t'.c [Iii ~t luo
t r three \vt‘clts lll co operation it till the
fuel administration and tlitottgh this
t'tgittilzntion the supply ot curd wood
in the cities as well its in the rutal
tlistiitts, will be checked up and
etptulizo-d HS llil‘ lis‘ possible i‘ttflb'ulll
' cis Ill cit‘t-s should liisl Ill‘llti‘ t \cry of
ubicli‘
foil to purchase wood through dealers
in their communities. In cusc they
author not a supply tIttttltuli their own
efforts they should l't'llllll the local l‘uei
Each ltictil lllt‘I admin
his committee. whOse duty it is to re
port to the slate headuuuierti any
amt-unmet
Guild
"1 do not wish oi ask any ili‘ to nitrite?
tiny sacrifice in the mutter
which 1 out not willing to maltc myself
and I don't mind saying that I More
will cut down my cool reitiireiuents
considerably. I
“Not only should nullll‘uclie be .~ii\l‘tl
hy the substitution cf wood. but in
.t-iery msc where .\'o. l biit-kwheiit t'llll
f should he done without
'I‘ii‘t-titi five per ccnt til No, l buck
\tlit-ttt may be ii=ctl tit dottiestic liti
hares. lllt‘ price is titty cents per the
less than peu cool. Business blocks
laud other large consumers should use
bittiitiinous or it mixture of bituminous
lillll buckwheat. 1 Hill luforniot:
ilr. w. it nuaflt'll. l0cttl fut-i chi rit'lani
It r Hartford, lllltl enforced this rule to;
inch an extent that all the schools and!
AsamuL'pcat-c negotiations were iiiitiatcdl COPENHAGEN. ”pp 19. -ilcr-
I
utility's reply to President Wilson.
AVI'I‘II :I‘II‘E AItLI-I‘iI) I'Villii'l‘ll‘l‘il is said by tile I’ollllkt‘ll. “I”
IN l‘LAXIH‘JiS. Pruitt}. ”(‘l- 1""tlt‘ii.\"l|ic President ‘s accusations oi
Iii p. Ill. (By
The
I’rcss.imlt‘reueli cavalry \i'crc I'v-‘subiuuriiic
pot‘lctl tonight to have reached lllt‘é‘g‘tnlflwd its long its there is
Assoclatctll
German crueltios and declare the
trailer? cannot be
II“
outskirts of tilieiit.‘ There is It” agreement as loan ut'ttilsiii'“-
ttfi‘lclal t‘ttllfil‘lttalltilt.
'l‘lic l'lifallll‘)‘ is pushing,' fast ai- isll patrols participating in
tcr llll' mounted fort-cs.
-llic reports indicate ii t‘otitllt-iportotl to lltl\'t‘ i‘cuclicil lllt‘ llttlr
tuition of the rapid Allied illll’tlllt't‘ l land
lit the Ilclutuu coast sector.
liAHItllt. Friday. l M. In.
littridii. tiic
I'ltitttlcrs Iltlf'lll
in Hill.
nottticctl 1min}.
Southeast oil? t‘ittcnu. “'llI‘I't‘
British and American troops are
oiu-rtitiitiz. Iiazuct tiiul Muzingltieii
have lien captured.
'l'lit' lil‘llislt
let. in that iil‘t‘li.
AMH'I‘I‘IHIIA .\l.
‘ Austro»Hungarian
‘It'ttt'cip‘ti Alllllblt'l‘.‘lltl\ resigned. no
cording to “claim tit-\vsptipcrs.
l.(t.\'lm.\‘. (let. in. -'l‘lu~ I‘ll’llislt
Hl't‘ coiitt’tiultiu their advance
of
l“lt'lil Marshal
lltll’t' ‘
more than six miles rust of Ilonni
illill they are in coiituct \l‘llll-Vlllt’
ill-i'niaus cost of litt/iit-I lllltl t‘titc
ilt'l.
Iiu roti
III
“In Sense“
Ilnig tilt
tidy‘ttttt-ctl
\\'Aslll.\'ti’l‘tir\'. (let. in, Iil‘ll»
. llit‘
Allied advance iti llt'lu’llllll tire re-
l-I'llllllt‘l‘ tiltlttisllc Ill'lljJes.
tlcticrul March this iiil'oritit‘il ill
today 's curly dispatches.
I’Aiilfi. (ll-t. lit t'IItivasi. w’l‘lll'
lilllgul'luirt'uliitict has been rt‘t'ltlb
strttctcd by Premier Mllllllltll'. ill"
cording to dispatches front .rlotiti.
Ali-tubers of Opposition purtics
lltht‘ lit-c iiudmltcd to the Aiiitist t‘y.
i‘tirtlier strengthening its political
{)osllitill.
WITH THE lilll’l‘lh'll l‘tlltt‘itjs‘
l.\' lt‘liANi‘E. ilct. lll tlln\‘ast.~
During’ the Inst ““0”” days of
their ticcupntion of Ittllc. the tier
ltl'dlls took itivuy into captivity
15,000 of the inhabitants of tin-
city. .
'l.tl.‘\'i)tl.\-'. ilt'l. I"; I it. Hi. ill}
l‘ltc Associated I’l‘csst. 'I‘Iic llct'
Ill. v'l‘ln
t'\.it'lllllltill til. lll'ttsst‘lls It} ”to ill'l‘
inuns ulrt-utly llil\ lit-gun .ttceortl»
in:
licluititi deputy.
to Al. Ilciiirit-li. nit
ttl'i lvisl
'l‘lit- deputy is quoli'tl thus by
‘ht correspondent of the Nit-nus
Don D“! at Roundaal. on
deputy himself bits
tilutioii of the. city;
t*-Mm,vhmtho.
ttrri'vcd a?
“i “"“l. Ilrusm-lls. 'l‘lic cvucutttiou reports.
' it is declared. refer to the (lcrtmtii
mm mm, ”f mud in my Wu“, Mm....iroops and nut to the ei\ ll1ltlll pop
Mills. Oct. tit—4'1“- Fri-itch
t'ttllllllllt'tl successfully lllt‘ll'
llll-
\‘.iltt't' south of \Vutgsigiiy llllfl cust
be substituted for domestic silt-s. ”Us "I ”NV“ nct'ol'tliltg l" H'“ “'“r “l. i December 1' it was announced. llow~
Ilutittuppcs.
question llcc slulcnictil ititltii.
‘ticc stittctnciil lmlay.
reached the Sitittlirc l'titittl on n
front of ticnt'ly Iiiiic mile. south oil
'I‘ltt-y ituvc‘
'l‘ltc‘v littvc'
BERLIN, Oct, Iii. viii Itotitlun.
that Enemy itilucks on
lines Thursday between he t'utcau"
mid Aisottvillc rcmltctl
”innit- pm- ppm or n“. large rum“. and penetration of the lines at isolntrtl.‘
tln- lit-rmuti
III the
ttlllt‘tebulldillfii of Hartford willuttegpttlllis. army headquarters tin-
b‘ituuilnous and buckwheat ntiittuicinmmeed vestct‘tluv
iiis winter. This means it saving of ' ‘l ' . ‘ l '
thousands of tens of anthracite. .\lr.l I' 11.0%!“ 3‘ ()lt' Ill-V‘Ad'mml
AlatitinJ-I. .lenaen. local chairman ill“ “1‘” ”m1" ”n" (MNNI WM
Nttl'wiph. has monk.“ a “my.“ M mode in tltc course of (I'lt'l‘fllltlllh‘:
lltoustmtls of tons by the some nit-tinsldcsigiictl to clear tip the military
lt‘or. while liopt-i I "wmm. ”ms“ two canes because th’l
sitting has been notable. (‘hairmcn
I“ all parts of the stale tire engaged in;
t‘ic some good work and it is only by:
that we can avert ii‘
sltortnge.
“Iris not my purpose in flitlklllfl this
sitttcntent to cause undue alarm among
consumers. There is certainly no ncedl
ot' hvetcrin. because shipments to ConI
conscrmttcn We should get through!
lthe winter without suffering. btit l
WiriIl to emphasize that every consum-t
r development of those players who ‘ up" . er mu“ . .. l
epenti to our extent on speed. its "b‘gOlllnllSliltlf‘i‘V Smith anticipates n blast his hopes as it further iitessttizc do N“ part. ;
tbb does. The legs are «‘tlie thin! llvelr autumn and winter “mum in from a hundred millions‘ freentcn : lCOLLEGE F i
"39 “‘Pakf‘hing drives most 20011 x“.- ‘lprgpvl A number of new in- message that says in tones that (‘llll- ‘AMEs , |
tiers out. Usually they quicwttn door clubs have been licensed and not be misunderstood. “our lives. our SCHEDULED TODAV:
NEW YORK. Oct. lll—cheml oi.
the eastern colleges will endeavor to‘
place football teams upon the plur-
ing field this afternoon notit-ltltstatidg
me the handicaps incidental to the in“
fluenza epidemic and Students' Army"
Tininin: Corps regulations. Pew
anv. of the games originoilv SCIleIul"
:1.
III
clevcnllt hour opponents have bcrn.
secured in order to provide, contests: =
Football schedules of the middle'
west attrin will be upset as a result of
influenza. With the exception of
the Notro thmeClilcoz'o Nam Re-
serve name the middle west will be
entirely deprived of notoble contests.
'l‘lie naval elerén composed of former
intercollegiate stars. is expected to
furnish Ilronx opposition to None
Name in its first start of the season.
Am: the contents which appear
:30“ likely to be held no the follow-
III '
Navy to. Hon! Ply Station of
Fri-«non at Amp-II ‘ .
u .10 o!
sittuitiou
Adiuirttlty
between Nieuport nudj
‘) . - ' . - - - . I i ‘
\lt lltl. \\ lull‘hmi‘iltlils. | lobscntrt, Itlit l ' film ;re buying
“‘ 3"“ ‘r"‘5"0fOREAM 0F MUSTARD. 3Pm'
mttis still were holding- lllt' out
skirts of chbruuu‘c this Illlll‘lllllt“.
although the Belgian forces Ill
their eastward udvuiicc Iliill l‘l‘tlt'll~
Hi the chbruizirc-llrili_rcs t‘aiittl.
so new assoc»: a: auzweo.
'ASHINGTON. Uri. 18. Not even
0’ Kmelon or new beer, for
cui‘boniling old beer. can be brewed
utter December I under tiic ruling, illi-
nounced today by Food Administrator
Hoover and Fuel Administrator tiur
fluids;
If necessary to use up the mall and
other material now on hand, brewers
may use as much of their fuel liIIOl'
merit as they choose between now and
‘cver. for the piiipotse of refrigeration
: tiller December 1. it is considered that
v the allotment of fut-l under lllt- order
l of last July is sufficient. and it will be
necessary for brewers to sttve until
clent coal out of their allowance for re
frlxerutiug purposes.
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SPANISH _INPLUENZA PRE-
VBNTED
The novel fort-c withdrew \i'llt‘llzwnume. For prompt relief from
ltlic ts‘crumiis, who were not cleitr
if the town. begun shelling the
wit rsli i ps.
The withdrawal was for the
necticut :is it whole to dine buvc becnllml'pilsc 0f filling ”Wr' “"05 “1
t‘czisonably satisfactory. Willi rlgtoj ctvtlmtis and ttlso ttvoitliiig further
bombardment of the town by the
Germans its (‘iernmn shells ' '
.. . . . ticrc N
_ _ omnlk, Donn. ,
falling close to u crowd of excited
Witt:
N tut "
“SittiPlli tits" iii
- lillll iiiitittts
r-d wilt 1,9 atagm but in some 0a..“ Give it When Feverl-b. Cron. Billous,
For Bad Breath 0r Sour
Stomach
Look at the tongue. Mother! it could
sure sin that your little’
.ltisa
one‘s stout ch, liver and bowels need
it nentle. t (trough cleansing at once.
When bearish. cross.
listless pale,
doesn'tnleep doesn‘t eat or act natur-
ally. or is feverish.
stomach not"
heath bad: but stoniach‘ache, liore
tb‘mt. dl
teaspoon
You ”*1
linen. full of cold give a
of “conform. Syrup of’
Figs“ no In I m hour- .t1 the foul.i
cautioned rule. undigested fool:
and sour bile may moves out of Ito»
little Mel! without ninth; ,
you have I well, plum chill min. I
. an M chum to
. W m- b-mku "lull hhtlnnp
‘» wavefflmmobunl ..... . ......... 25th.
and
the! Inn ill “clot mo. and it
ml
Ant
m
”tutti
rm.
nt‘vqmw.wu
”gun: Inc-Hue 0!.
dm,.m on
W’ View “and
malaria-M
fireman
." UNI.”
fl
Eurip, Bore Throot, Cold in Chest
and All Innommotion and Con-
on, Groom of Mustard Gives
.gosti
lInxtont Belief and Comfort to the
isufl'orer. Ask your druggist for
lit, or mailed on receipt of price.
:The Groom of Mustard 00., South
._...
Fresh Ilant .......
Prime Rib Roast. ........
Round Steak . .
Let: of Lamb ...........
Lamb for Stew .........
‘ Lamb'loin Chops ......
l VealforSlew_..
Pot Roast ..... . . . . . . -
'Plnte ........
- nonfat-rec Steak . .....
i Vulf‘ntlet .. .........
l
i
it limes-«m All
fililEIIiti CITIZENS
lilill’ iii intuit
titti____t;iiiiiiti
Db;'.:_"ll"l‘. \i‘clt. Oct. 19 -— The IL-
iit Liberty 1,.an committee has llt‘ltl
meeting clone of the foreign groups-
tacf! night pt the Liberty Forum 1!
Cadillac Square. Beginning Willi
France, the committee followed with ;.
Belgium meeting, then a’British and NI
on. Thep have all had their turns:
the CzecboSlovaks, Poles, Greeks.
Jogoslars. and the rest. Liberty Loan
speeches have béeit made both in En
glish and foreign languages. and bond
salesmen lta'vt- circulated through ill .
crowd, doing individual work.
On Saturdnynight, October 12, a \‘lt‘~
tory pageant was held in the square.
including all the nationalities. The
Czechoslovak:I gave some of their nu
tional dances in costume. The Ukl'kll
titans t'umislmcl a woman’s chorus and
a chorus of mixed voices. and gave
musical selections. Similar feutur»
were contributed by the other group.»
This has not only added a peculiar in-
” The following wer
I. 250 jar Douglas B. Wesson. formerly
Siteciais torSaiuttay .
Sirloin and Pat'lerhouse'Steak ............. 30c lb.
....
terest to the Liberty Loan campaign in
ilelroit, bull'lias largely stimulated the
sale of the bonds.
PRODUCTION OF FIREARM§
\i'ASlIING’l‘ON. Oct. lib—Produc-
tion of cartridges for machine guns,
rifles, revolvers and pistols has pass“
' ed the. tbr.m lAillion mark. The War
Department announced today that 2:
510,026,310 cartridges have been madl-
for machine guns and rifles and 27.3 ~
524.200 for plstolfl, and 368,007,4nit.
for miscellaneous purposes.
CONNECTICUT PATENTS.
issued Septem-
ber 17. list furnished from the. OHICt' at
A. M. Wooster. solicitor of patents
it” Main street, ilridxeport.
Allen. Edwurd ll. Bridgeport; (limp.
thread-pull-Oft’ device for buttonlioler
sewing ittucbinol.
Lake. l‘ltrislophei‘ .l..
litill for floating bodies
llridgepnrl :
Lake. Christopher J.. Bridgeport :
airplane. ‘
Lake. tiliristoplier .l . Bridgeport ;
power plant.
Italic. Christopher J.. llridgeport:
motor.
lift-Myers. Richard, Bridgeport; Fill
billzcr.
Sanford. Frank (‘.. Bridgeport; vise.
Hanson, llune, llartfordc type writ
ink on dcompullni: machine.
Marrow. Joseph M, Hartford: setv
in: machine.
Peterson. .lohaan (1., Hartford; elel'»
tricttl attachment plug.
littnbury. l-‘itrnlcy 11.. Ansoni'i; ma
chine tor treating rubber and Olllt“
heavy plastic material. .
Bourcheix. line. Norwalk, broiler.
Davlson. Gregory C.. New London:
enginodriven ail' syttcin for Diesel
engines.
Folio Henry. Waterbury; Stovepipe.
Mtiki. George .l., South Canterbury.
funnel. ‘ ‘
t Reynal. Louis 8.. New Britain; paper
drinking cup. .
Relyeu. lie Witt l‘., (‘oscolx opener
for gloss-topped jute. ._
t Serufln. Romano. Stafford Springs;
picker-stick.
1 Shaw, John ll. New Haven: pucli-
' plate for emergency exit locks.
i
ENTERS TANK ’ SERVICE
Oct.
18 ——~
[“11"
chasing agent of the Smith Ev. Wesson ..
Company. recently taken over Ev ther
“government and now operated by the
National Operating Corporation. todnt‘
left for Gettysburg, Pa.. where he will
be voluntarily inducted into the tonic
service. He has been with the Smith
‘& Wesson Company since his gradua-
tion from Cornell University in 190?».
SPRINGFIELD. Marni,
dry o Sentinel Want Ad.
a
....... 2...........40clb.
. .............. g..25cib..
..... ...'......28cib.
....‘.-3licib.
..... .20c‘lb.
. ...._,.;....36ciii.
.' ..... i.;.......22;ib.
30clb.
. .-...:'."........‘18clb.
........... ....25¢lb.
......... Mattel».
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