CHRISTI-A3 GIFTS
All HOW
BEING DISPLAYED.
SHOP EARLY.
I By doing this you avoid hasty
; selection due to last day shop-
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85 Washington Street
South Norwalh
‘ Joseph Davis
W W mun PONTY
NOVEMBER ,
VICTOR RECORDS
OUT TODAY.
Hear “Smiles. "
Murphy.
. Come in. It will be a pleasure
to play them for you.
Fred H. Ponty
37 North Main Street
Palace Theatre Building
South Norwalk, Conn.
City Neuron]
t‘atnp No ;:. l‘ 0. of A. “III hold
it; regular nwctiiic tomorrow evening
at the quarter.» on \\'uslllngltm till‘tt‘l.i
The. \I'atcliYourS‘tittli (‘Iult “ill
meet on \‘l'cdncsdal’ afternoon with
Mrs. William Hasscll. at lit r llUllIt' ‘2
YImrslt-v avenue. at 3:30 o'clock.
\l‘illiam (‘adiizuii ol‘ llridncpori \ILIS‘
w'mdei‘ing atound iltc lllchIII5> rt‘t’
tion tit-town last ownin: illllllll
velock thi> morning a~ "ju-t diuult ‘
Catlin-an, who i> employed ll) the Lain
Torpedo (‘ompuuy in lil‘lllgiiptil". and
Ie.usttztlly' it very sit-nil} iitaii. it.“
iiiied the dollars. and the >t'lllt‘lti'v
Huspcndcd. providing lit- urni I'lLlll
hack to work and paid llli‘ um. oi
toe case. which he promptly did.
_ MIN (ll>t‘ll. (It llit' Sl‘i'tllltl Ili-‘li'lcl.
Vt.“ arrested .i'cstti'vlny morning by
Patrolman Frank Strait-iii 'l‘hc otl‘i~
ur was patrolling his lu‘nt alum: Wa-
tt 1' street when h-v noticed ('llscn in
n deplorable condition and making I;
ntiieanct- of himself
out l‘t‘llltlllsfl‘zlllt‘t-e hv the officer, OI-
Evil refused to not tilt the street and
('t.\n=et1uctitly he was locked tip. Iit‘
‘wae searched a! police Iicndqunrters
and two empty pint bottles: of liquor
.were found on his person. He was ur-
‘Yaigned before .Iudue George II. Voti-
burgh this morning and was: fine! $7
REGULAR MEETING AT NORWALK
LIBRARY
Plots Presented For Coming Year—~
Increase in Books Borrowed
The regular tncetinc of the hirer-
‘tm's of the Not-walk Idln‘al‘v was held
Friday at eightifil'teen as usual.
Members present: Dr. J. (l. Gregory.
*Presldent: Mr. J. I‘. Treadwell. vice-
~presldent; John T. Haves. A. II. Slal-
kin. T. C. Bnlcom. secretary. could
~not be present at the "Well“! as he is
clerk of the Iixcnipt ion Board. but he
.had gotten all papers. hills, etc. rea-
dv and In his absence the librarian
lwhs made eerretary pro tem.
.- “Alter routine liuuineSs was: trans-
‘dcted bills for the uionth I'iT 0(‘l()l)v|l‘
'wore read. and approved {Ind plans for
the coming 3131‘ were discussed, One
half the quota of coal has been - rc-
ccived but the Library has been usin:
kerosene stoves, liopin:r to postpone
{the use of coal as long as possible and
the warm weather of the past tort-
.ziiglit has been it help] Every effort
this winter.
The report for last month shows an
inert-aw 01' 5201) over the month cor-
r1 upondinu Ia>l i’cal'.
_ The annual report shows circulation
‘4i.‘2:‘«3, notwithstanding the closing of
Who two winter IIIOIIIIIE. 833 new books
_.wt-re added and 391 new book borrow-
om rccistered. Booke mended in the
Library workroom were 3.580. Some
good friends have helped in this and
in preparing the books for the sol-
diers. Threel‘oxes of very Interesting
books have been sent to the soldiers.
.. one just having gone forward. Great
on re has been taken in the selection
of- these, and. Indeed. peoiile have
bIIOWI‘d much discretion in what they
have given. Very little lids been sent
‘in which could not be used.
CABLE IMPROVES WITH AGE.
by Lambert
lh‘spit l‘ i‘t‘ppill .
and costs, which amounted to “Till!
,‘mll he mad-i to keep the place openi
ARE ANNOUNCE“
(Contin'itd I‘icin I-"V-I 1'53"” l
later be Srlt'("_r'(.ll use oi Kurt‘l‘iilll taili-l
mads i'oi opcratitztn aphid-i Infill-2.111;“;
evacuaamn oi" :.li ittiadtcl territory.
leaving behind all t‘gllll:11.lclll_;il.lt1 slip:
plies. incitidiniz coal. surrender ot a?
portion oi the Austrian sortace andi
submarine fleets and disarmament of‘
other~ under American and Allil‘d con-
trol .suirender of all German :llbll‘ta:
rines in Austrian waters and repatria-
tion of Allied and American ltl'loontl:
without reciprocity. . s
Evacuation of Austrian territory.
ionghly corresponds to the boundary
line:— clnimed by Italy under the ltal.a‘
lrredcn'ia. or treaty of London pro-
eram 'I'hc right (it occupation by Al~
llr-l forces ls reserved. lucul authoii
ties to maintain order under Allie-d
supervision. ,
The It IIII.‘ ol IIEP itlllllhlit't' arc to lug
carried out under the direction of Max
.F‘llnl Foch. who will deeignate Illaltl'ldl
to be IIII‘IIHI over and supvrvi-c int
‘m'm nit tit ot Allsllullullgalian t'orco:
.ltilliittnt'. .
A All human ll'lltl|t> iii Allrllllllllill:
nary Italy In the Ilalkum inthl lw out.
or interned within til'teen days. ,2
llcstrzictton oi no) property by H:-
II‘t‘ltIlll.‘ thrice is rpcrilically turbid-
deu. . ‘
I Show to be omind- l||l intludc lil-
teI-n ntodciu Austrian Sllblll‘dl'lllti“.
lllll‘t‘n‘ bdllll'rlllllfi. tltl'cc light ci'iiis .
‘ nine dc «rovers. tut-lid torpedo bouts;
‘one Illlllt‘ layer and .~ix Danube uioui-‘
tot-s to bc dcsignutcd by tlic Allies. All,
(tllll‘l‘ “’iil' ('l‘All iil't‘ [U be concentrated
'und disztrtncd under Allied direction. .
Free navigation of all Austrian wu
tors by both the war and l’ttllllllt‘l‘t'lvll'
tIt-cls 01 the Allie.‘ is provided. I
The Itituubc route is to be kept open
bv the occupation or (lisnuuttling oi
t'drtrcsws to be. Selected by the Allied
commander. The existing blot-kittit«tit"
the Allies against Austria remains un-
changed. Austiian ships being liable to
capture viliere found except where a
l'tllllllllks‘ittll, to be nanu-d litter. [inr-
\itlc.< (lllll'lII'Iiét‘,
All t-neiiiy ait'cl'tit't arc to be put out
oi commission and conceiiiinicd und~ "
\Ilit-d control. All Austrian harbor
and other equipment in occupied Ital-V
l lilll poi Is is to bc Icl'i untouched. 1
All torticeses protecting .\u.~tr£un
naval basin~ or stations are to be 009“"
pied and ihc arsenal at I’olit is specitifi
rally snircntlct‘ed. All Allied crult licld
I)_\ All:~ll'i.t :tie to bc rctui'tii-d immcdin
:Itcly. :
The only organized military t'orcc
Axisltia le permitted to retain is lllllll“
cd to that llt‘t'lelII‘,“ to maintain oidci,
in her own horde“. >
RUSSIA REFUSES l
rt'nrunn INDEMNITY;
t‘tll'lifx‘ll.\t:l’..\'. (tct. l The indi-i
cations are that “them will ~. tit-i- to
make any tui'thcr Indemnity paymcii: ~
‘to (icimany. atcordinu to tlic l~‘;tlnlt-
, l‘oi' Gazette.
‘i The newspaper that Russia.:
,u‘ltich had paid two Illaldltllt‘lll.‘ I.
-‘thc war indemnity ha. Hoppa lit-9
.trunsport ot gold and bank iltll-Ii io.
; Germany. :
1 “Evidently." adds the Gazette,
't'clti.~‘t~~~ to pay the [art part of
l indemnity."
rays
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mll'i
lltn‘
I new HOSPITAL NOTES.
Admitted yesircday »- l'linllllt'c),
.Ilailow, \\'csiport: Everett Allen.l
\Vcstport: Innis I'allsltt, \I'cstporlz
Nicholas Pattchcn, 2;: Leonard sli't‘flLi
Frank Mosaic-o. Saunaiuck: Alex
Szotait. ltttt Lexington avenue: Alt-mi
Saunders. 3.“. I’lilllfllllt‘ utcuuc. t
lllrlllill‘gt'tl yesterday ‘.Iullus and‘
Michel Sollcs, 47 Lexington avenuefl
Tesrlt- and Iluliy Constantino. ti‘.’ As-I
tension avcuuc: Mr. l'cnding. VIII):
.Zanl strcI-t; Anthony Ilillcrolotm.i
West port. ;
Illctl ycstciduy Alex sxctak. littl;
Lexington avenue; Margaret Econ lit:
()alt street. ‘
OLD HOSPITAL NOTES. '
Discliurged Snitirdaywliiiuiua llaii-
.ét-u. (lottuuc street: Elizabeth Kclse,‘
New Canaan. t
Admitted Saturday “Joseph (‘ossut-I
to. North Taylor avenue. [
Admitted Sunday —-L‘.hnt'lcs N. Flagu.‘
Meridon: Frank Deutilnc. Meritlctt;t
Mary Keoga. if! llayvlcw avenue. l
lllcd Sunday -— Joseph Cossuttofl
l.\'ot'ili Taylor nvcnuc: John (miml
Bouton street.
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illon’t Abuse i
llltl Friends l
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Your eyes are your best friends?
and many times they are neglect-t
:ed. If you want to enjoy them in l
later years,.gont' abuse them now. ,
Our examination ’will‘ disclosel
I
Ii i: found that the insulation re-wthe true condition of the eyes andi
. $411th of telephone cables increases
t thl. the 829 of the cable. when it lies
in i‘ o ground, because the moisture
ll [trutkrvfi appears to be dried out.‘
multivmmn‘s
m tel-the drought. wt.“
“do“. u
vol
”mm-ing
“shot-almost
ht." he”;
miter-out.
other weakening force.
“mourn be
my” pull-I I! in
'e on
otwltowlymnfltbd
the presence of eye strain or any,1
lemme buttneknfldu'm
I
quton cont:
MINUTE SPEAKERS“
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11mm .
Entrances on Main St, Fall'ficld Ave, Cannon SILI
(Continued From Firm Puget
yeah and th‘dlt'i' cxpu'lttiu- Tin-:1»
I “do in t‘ullll‘ll('i' on Illl" suin- oi 'llllil
loud p.irioti~m the argument” or cold
tingle. ll the satiety and excellent rc-
J, 1 turn on the iiiiwtuient. the emotional
: appeal to put down the lion and bnclt
.
"jg;
It“
.51.:-
' up our hu) 5. Tllt-l‘c was also the sta-_'
' IISlltfll piling up of facts to show the
‘Incc.~~=ily to our gt .ernmcnt ol' the
moot-y it tasks and the great power at
‘illldll hunts multiplied many loZd.
The general excellence of all ten
speeches was a credit to the instruct-
Ills who have prepared the. students
and a rallc'at‘llun to the Four Minute
Men and War Savings, committees
,;\\ho cooperated with the school au-
‘ llioriiies The judges of llllc conteet
;til tho Futll‘ Minute Men, Rev J, Ilnr
lint)“ 'I'llttlllllrun. and Peter Foley or
lllt' \‘I'ar Saving: committee. At the
jrlim- U] the speeches. lllt‘ judges un~
animouslt agreed that the public
trlltlultl be gin-n the opportunity to
‘hcar youthful orators and reserved
their decision. They recommended
6to Supt, George V. lluhcunun that at~
.puhlit- comm be held and this has
flown arranged to take place at the
INorwalk High School Auditorium on
Friday. Nov. Silt at R p. In. Admission
‘ will In- inc, of course. and the public
- mt.~i4:;l program by the pupils of the
Junior High Schook of the Franklin
and (‘entci' Sclitols will be given.
following is the list of speakers who
have nualt'iod and who will be heard
on Friday:
Handsome coat
made to measure.
special----$29.
M ' :.
I'Ilhn Anderson. Mark (,‘andce,
. Louiec Dorsey, (kmielius Drl‘scoll,
Marjorie llut'uult. George Eakland.
(lint-e Holland. Frederick Kellogg.
:l.lt‘Mll}lI Knapp. Alisa l.,\cett. Paul
llagiti-r. Verna Roberts.
.MORISON NO MATCH ,
FOR CUBAN CHAMPION
Capablanca Beats Canadian In Big
. Chess Tourney.
l The tenth round of the masters‘
ttlll‘e}: tournament. played at the Man-
‘lldlltill l‘llt‘ch’ t‘lub. yesterday title!"
'uoon and cicninz, proved to be the
Ilil-ci filtlblltlllll)‘ (‘t'lllt‘bll‘tl one ot' the.
N tics. tor at‘tcr tour hours of play,
, “In it lite fllbl adjournment was taken.
none 01 the three games had been tin
‘I~'llt“l ’I‘hc l‘anndlun champion. Mor.
pison. was opposed to (‘upnblnncan
Illicit had l‘hnjv-s as his partner, 'hile
l\o.-:icli wu~ pitted against Janowski.
\Iut‘sliall littd a bye.
In the owning scsslttll L‘apablanca
.; on.» lhc mil to Vllll his paint and
. shortly nt'tii Janowski had to resign to
‘KUEIII'II. bill the llluck (‘Itujcs game
was adjourned the ect'ullll time illlt‘l'
forty-six moves.
(‘upahlunon adopted the Steiner's dc-
tcncc to the Spanish pttack selected
by Mort-loan and the Cuban master
saw fit to adopt the king‘s flanchetto
2 continuation. 0n the eighteenth move,
IMorrison uttered his sacrifice of t
; piece. which his adversary declined to
. . ; accept. Shortly before the ndlourn-
_ .... ,,._” , .. - - :mont,Capablnncquonunwoundby
“I ‘_"l“ ‘1 SI} 1‘ H“ H ‘1“ 1‘ tllth HM liltltlt ‘5 . pretty play In the ending he secured a
rl'ttlll \llllt‘ll Mic may plums“! mince on the tlilrtyvscventh move.
' Morrison rt signed {our moves later.
o C . .
(lur tailors, who make splendid coals. are hungry
or ltll>lllt'\'r<.
'l'n gcl it, and est-t it (llllt'li. \‘t' ltlulit‘ :t spcclnl
price for a limited time Illttdl ”II." trllt' ol' the richest
and I‘itowcuttraclivc ol' the coal moth-Is ot‘ the season.
Lou-4' graceful line—lilting coats of ullivool zillc-
line in splendid alludes ol' fit‘ilStdlillllt‘ colors.
Lined lo the wui<t \vitlt guarantor-«l Skinner
tulin. “
Fiolcitctl \\llll smart bunt: buttons.
'And in either black or navy or tan or u‘istcrin
91' dark green or burgundy. or taupe oi: dark lll'tIWlll
0f appealing Iii.~.tc' and imprchirc beauty-us.
lo fabric.
-
Here is the regular cost of >llt'll a coat:—
4 yds zibeline - $16
21/; yds satin - 5.63
buttons ,- .75
11.
tailoring-—
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Try a sentinel Want Advertise-
men;
‘—
unt ti victor” ,
t tritium nut.
Stop Eating Meat For a While if Your
Bladder is Troubling You
When you woke. up with backache
and dull inlscrv In the kidney region
It ucnerally means vou have been eat-
lng too much meat. says a wellknowm
jttlllllttrll)’. Meat forms uric nctdl
which ovcrivoi'ks the kidneys In then!
ictfort to {litm- It front Illl' blood and‘
.thcy become I-Ol'l of paralyzed and Imp;
‘uy. When your kidneys gel sluziisht
'and clot: you must relieve them. Ilkcf
tyou rclli-ve votir bowels; removing all;
,tlic body's urlnotis waste. else you!
lhave backache. nick headache. dizzyl
tspells: your Mtomach Hours. teneue-ts.
lcoated. and when the weather Is had.
.you have rheumatic twinnes. The.“
Illl'lnt‘ Iii cloudy, full of sediment. chum;
inot»: often tzet sore. water'scalds and;
;\'otl ut‘c obllzed to seek relief two or:
$33.38
4\Iltl «luring this" limited tiulc that
]tl'lcc ls I't‘tlllt‘l‘tl lit-—
Third no r
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$29.“
l
W . eek gone .
Have you made the head- .
, ‘thrfo times during the Mulch”? h i
way you should With your ..turtsnsiltiin.
. . . . Im'aciet about 70:“ Iiufnceiun £21.1ng
Christmas shoppi ng? tram
. \ £22.“ ill. lilhl‘édl‘h’t: i?‘.l.§li§"n-3§i‘
' Or are you gomg to put It 5.22.tighter:”lit..:f“2..l°l‘:: ’32:?
‘ ' 7 l 1'? ilflulfilfi'iiillllfinstillefim‘l‘iga
Off' ' 'and be dlsappOI ntEd - lnoutralize .zlt‘lds In the urine ho it no;
' o . litigfgoiiritates, thus endlua‘ bladders
. TH IS IS a Christmas store l...;?I:‘.§i:::ii.r.L‘it::;::.i2:.;:t.§iiii
o i' . P I _ '
HOW And a dellghtful place 11:23“ lill‘lldl‘vlh‘t‘t; lirlitfltlf—l—lgdlv. F or;
o - l__ -0, .. v-“ _ _,
from top to bottom. l sum; LOGIC 3
Without GOOD I]!!! you
THE ROWLAND DRY GOODS CO. ‘cutnot onw. wow W
. l m b" I
- m it.
let-mos. YALE ATHLETE. , Child: am In the ‘aixut onto rcxlv landfill“ m;
- WOUNDID IN FRANCE Id m tho “I Mflt I“ DO -
'-——-- ”mm-alarm “than“, M" l
. imto autumnal-Intros musical”
l1 (.larcnco C. Cblldu, of 81mm.» mid m m w
M
;lut.< 313 names.
I Killed in action ..................
itlttitut Ititill
A lit Ntlllll In:
Campaign (‘0 nmittee Does
Not Frown on Boxing as
an Aid—Response of Ath-
letic Interests Wonderful
—I)irectors of Movement
Appreciate It Tremen-
dously
There was a report in circulation
yesterday that the I'niied War \I'ork
Campaign committee frowned upon
boxing as a means ot assisting in oh
tanning funds tor the grcat Cillht‘ ll
the coming drive.
The report is absolutely l‘alse ant
unfounded; in tact the-gentlemen it.
charge of the monster drite arc in or
cord that this great sport is one of the
best means in gathering the Ilt‘L‘l‘>>‘:ll‘_\
funds.
That was further corroborated last
evening at an informal dinner at th.
l'nivcrsity Club. given by Herbert I.
Pram chairman of the National Slit-Hr
committee. The host gave a short
talk. In which he said there was notli
ing to the tumor and all he hoped Was.
that every body in the world oi spont-
would jump in and give it little lilt.
Those who ate IUI‘IUIl‘dtt' cnough to
be acquainted with Ht‘l‘bt‘l'l l.. l’ratt
know he is n sportsman ot' the highest
calibre. And when he says to thing.
’tis right.
Report ls Misleading.
To make it more convincing a typi-
utiticit statement was denounced it:
entirely misleading and of giving a
very regiettable impression conct-I'n
incr the altitude of the conunittce. It
wont turlhei and mentioned that Ilt'l
their Dr. Mott, chairman of the cxecu
tive committee. nor John It. llockech
ler, Jr., was present at the meeting at
which It was reported these two lead-
ing figures in the drive expressed
their opposition to boxing as an aid to
liaising funds. As they were not [‘It'“
M‘I'II it was intpo>sible for either In
have made it statement.
l‘)\ cry niait connected with the cam
paigu apprcciutm trcmcndoualy the
uiindi-rl'ul icsponsc of the uthlciic in
It‘l'etllfl throughout the country. Prue.
tically cvery patriotic amateur and
protcnrioni l athlctc has voluntcci‘cho
lend a lifting hand without thinking lll‘
ottlllpcnnnlion. I'ndcr these glowinz‘
t‘t'lllllllullh. “the sport program ls cc
ltt‘i‘lcd to he one ot‘ the most prolitablv
:tntl :ttliutthc llztllll‘t"h of the (II'I\I’_”
In the opinion til the incinbcrs ol. the
national committee.
[tutti IIIAN .
nutrition;
WASHINGTON. Nov. 4.--~An army;
casualty list issued this morning car-‘
l'lt'.‘ 314 names and one this afternoon
WOUNDED SEVERELY.
Privates.
tiuiiull. llnbcl‘l E. (Sol Rozenel.
IIanchr kin-ct, Bridgeport, 01m.
Corporal.
WOUNDED SLIGHTLY.
Nye. Lewis A. thorge II. Nye). 237
Exchange Sllct‘l, Now Ilnicn, onn.
Privates.
l..iiu.-er. Edward t.\lrs. Anna LnnucHQ
llridueport. Conn.
Nodor. llt'nl') .l. (Mrs. Mary Nodcrl.l
‘JT I‘Iust >Il‘t‘t‘l, New Haven, Conn:
Morning List.
181
4.1:
...............64:
and other
Died of wounds ..
accident
hit-d trout l
cunttc ... .._ .................... II,
ltied of airplane. accident ......... l ,
Died of disease .................. Silt
Wounded severely ....... . ....... 33.
Wounded, (Icm‘cc undetermined ...Iti'
Wounded ulightly . ............... 3?
Total ......................... 314
Afternoon List. ‘
Killed In action ................. lll‘n
Ilia-‘d oi‘ wcuuds . .. .............. :
ltiv‘tl of tllSI'ilN‘ .................. L’tl;
\‘t‘ounded severely ............... .37
\\'o_=.lnt|cd ttlccrcc untlclcrinincdt. 2.x
\I‘ouudod slightly .’ ............ ill:
Missing in action .......... ]’
Total ....................... Illil
KILLED lN ACTION.
I Cook.
Ilcss, William I". (Mrs. Carl Hess),
ltroadhrook. Conn. '
WOUNDED SLIGHTLY.
l'ryor, William J.. James H. Pryor, 1
Pond street, Bristol, Conn.
angEGERMANY DESERTED and has shown
BY HER. ALLIES AP-
PARENTLY FACING
GREAT DISASTER ALL'
ALONG THE WESTERN ,
FRONT '
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(Continued from First Page.)
abdication.
Smashing ltluWn lII'I' being dealt
the (lernmnn on the western from
nutl the collapse of the present enc-
my (left-tow positions up mm clim-
at hand.
In the Italian front. ontilitlc-v
we" to and today It 3 p. .34!;
o‘etaok n. a. in the sum I'nitu
gnu—a..- -. 4..
'iind will gct
Mrs. Hlnley’s
no: In.
-~ n” noon—n“.
'I'liv Fri-itch army It .llIIiJlite ‘Ils
lurcmtfl. tut: lighting .i.l‘\ti.l IS
lo.“ than on Sunday and lust:
ucek. (I-‘I'Illall artillery has been
actlvc alone; tlte Alarm trout. pro-
bably protecting an enemy retire-
ment. which is inevitabl'e in view
of the Allied success north and
cast.
The Americans are pressing for-
“ut‘tl cam. and west of the Mctlse
anti thi- Gcrtuanu apparently are
not ,i it prepared to make at stand.
fulfll'dy and, the gap in which it.
Ir a lo llt‘lll‘l encircled and it» fall
I‘lltl appear to be near.
‘11 the center of III“ sector e tut
illt‘ )lciiw. Hm American hint
., ltn~ .irivi- . t’~-rxiai'd to Soul.
MIL... 'I'Il milm with of
:ilall, thi- most iitipoi'tant Ut'l'»
man railway center between .Ilc-
thI‘t‘S and 'Mctz.
WITH THE AMER“ ‘AN ARMY
Ntllt'l‘llWES'l‘ ()I" VERDUN.
Sunday. Nov. 3. 7 p. in. (By The
.‘tsSoi-iaictl I’rcss‘t.—~Morc than
4.000 prisoners were captured by
the Alllt‘l‘ll'allh‘ hi this sector to—
day. The number of gum and
other booty is steadily urowinu‘.
The right flank of the Aincrlcuti
at llullcs, on the
line now its
heights ovcrlookutu the Mcum~
river.
East of tlic Mcuse from north.
of Reinoivillc, where the mud»
are choked with retreating.r Gci'»
mans. to north of Stcnuv. on lllt‘
cast hunk of the rivcr. \vh'trc Illt‘
railway yards are. tilled u no ll‘tl‘tp
trains leaving for the rc..i', tic:
Germans are falling!) back. (From
Reinoivillc to Stcnay is about!
eight and ttllt'dlulf milest. ‘l‘hc nr~
tillcry tire from the hills behind
the German llllt‘s seems to Indicate
the reluctance of those itt cont-v
lllilllil to yield to tho evident (lee
‘sirc ol' the lllt‘ll in the llllt‘. to with-
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Yale May Play Columbia
For United War Funds
Yale‘s lat-titty having refused to
permit the student. to play t‘ootbnlt
\iiih other coIIegI-Is. t‘H'n thnugh they
could help thc- linited “or Work
Fund, the \‘ult- military authorities
havi- taken a hand in the proceedings
some action. The Elis ‘
In the Student Army Training Corps,
and that means every than capable of
playing tootbnll are under the orders;
of the military authorities nnd the
ca)‘ of the t‘actilly no longer Is the lust
\\".‘ltl. Yale is willing to play Colum-
bia und it will play om or two other
I'Ulli‘gf- and service teams. The mill
tui'y ntcn at New Haven are to be. con‘
grutulatcd or. their Initiative. They
have shown the way to the student
army othcei's of other ttpiversltles
whose faculties have, expressed an un-
willingness to help the war fund by
permitting football competition.
The manager of the football team
of the If. S. S. Granite State told us
this week that he hld been asked to
play Yale at New Haven on November
23, and that lie was.golng to clinch
the date. Columbia seem to be de-
liberating over long nbout accepting
Yale’s offer. A content: with the Ells
In the Yale bowl would make a lot of
money for the m: war fund and
would mean a lot to t‘olumbin and
football In general. .
ROSS BUYS TURF LEADERS.
Canadian Pay: $75,000 for TrIo from
Macombor String.
PIMIJCO. Md. ltov. 2. -—-romtnander
.I, K. I. Itoss,.\vho has spent mom
money for thoroughbrods than any
other man this newton. materially In<
creased his stable this week. when lie‘
purchased Motor Cop, Wur Pennant
and War Marvel, from A. I\'. Mucom~
her for $75,000. _
War I‘cnnant and War Marvel are
both two-yencolde, the former espec.
hilly having shown great form in re-
cent races at Aqueduct and Empire
City. In case Eternal does not start
in the. Walden Stakes to be run next
Saturday, Commander Rot-t will up-
parently have that event at his mercy.
In addltlcn to the two colts purchased
this week both Billy Kelly and Sir
Burton are. eligible to rtin in his col-
ors In the Important event. for two-
yeai‘volds over the mile course.
Motor Cop Is a brilliant three year-
old which won the Withers Stakes.
remarkable epeed in
races of a mile and under. Mr. Mu-
C(IIIIIJPI"S reneon for selling these first;
clue: thoroughbreds is. his determina-
tion to abandon racing until the end
of [be war.
SILVER BIRCH ARRIVES.
$1.000 Benuty (0 Com.
pole at Home Show.
Mrs. Walter H. Halley and her 87,.
000 saddle bom. Silver Birch, «rived
In New York from Providence. yester-
dny. to compete tor the Minn-hip
at the Notion! Home Show. which
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