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aer and Abraham Cleverlly as dele~ -.. .- s ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ,‘T. ‘I City, «an effect. By asking at, an: rug i R
gates to the State Convection in Hart BRUSSELS. ll“ :8.-—n. 'M’“ was .Ol' 90.65% = store for “Wyeth’s Gale end 9‘30“?
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eleced by unanimous vote as were in all the Preliminary heats in which Glicago 45 .031, burgers. “plaguing tho Keystone Ltle of this old-time recipe. unmoved
121550” delegates who were as 901- 3;”0‘1'." ientel'edtin the hitlsl day of 3:;eli'133r g; g a; team, won the tealnhslmot.A new!!!i t as, 1?; thedldgnioge“atmry’wlittle lists, T ‘
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Rector, Edmund E. Crowe. J. Edwardesifigie-mmplon “tiller. untested L. 306m 57 a .415 Each man on the (em M ninety- um to restore astral color and l W 18 to come. ~
Lyostt and Edwin W. Gedney. Nomi- Junglol', of Sweden. .W one and one- w"““"°.‘ ""1"" 5° “ "'2 '13 “N'- 3 ' We °’ ‘3’ "rt” “an" to a“ m’ - ' (:‘rolde rod d H 11 ° ‘ ‘
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Senatorial Convention. George R—‘Kelly and Paul (3082126, in the dou— Philadelphia . ------- 39 32 323 winning gem-e w“ 293 hits, total 1.368. says everybody uses Wyeths Base and bV the roadside. . ‘
Richmond, Thomas Robins, Frank N. ble g'cuns without coxgwa‘ns' won " "'“"" m?” Next came the Wayne tammwhich Sulphur Combo“!1d now because it ‘ “ '
Gloves and Salvatore P. Genuario.
Nominated by Herbert O. Pollard.
Probate convention. Herbert 0. Pol-
lard. Philip Castellano. E. Jesse Tay-
lor “d Philip 3- l‘ielding. The American midshipmen eight (ice
The delegates to the State convene feated the Belgians four len the
tion ,will meet this afternoon at thefleading all the way. by g '
from Haas and Veth, of Holland. by
two and one-half lengths. The time
made in these events was the fastest
of the day,
Hotel Clifford. together with the dele- Today's semi_flnals in the single Yesterday's Results on the Violins team of women.known applicaltiectol‘: taxi.- 1; 3' ”$002!; ”as: with the colors that; Jack Frost carries on his pal-
gates from Wilton, New Canaan mdsculls brings gem, in competition New York 6' Cincinnati 4. as the Mucus team, The score '::dmbeantihl 00k- . let“.
“flat the 0th" tow-us com”mamziagainst Hatfield. of New Zoalsnd.nnd
the 26th $6118.10?!“ district. to ChOOIO 'on Sunday Kelly and Costello Win
"'0 delegates ‘t “’39 to attend thegrow against the Italian and French
state convention. ' irs in the double scull without cox-
-A~ll delegates were empowered tozggam. s
dunes Today.
Chicago at New York.
St. Louis at Boston.
Detroit at Washington.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Brooklyn. 4; Chicago, 2.
Philadelphia, 3; SL Louis. 2.
Pittsburgh, 8; Boston. 1.
Standlnp or the clues.
Natimal Champion Dr. Robert Emer
shot. They made 222 hits for a total
score of 1.323. 0n the Boston team
theArchers made 279 hits. total score
1,224.
National Woman Champion lies
Cynthia Wesson. of Cotult. Mass. shot
was 266 hits, 1,181 total, The other
woman's team. the Wayne. made 146
hits, total 582. The summaries:
Team maich—men—(Q‘ arrows at
60 yards): Keysu’m steam-allies, Mc-
darken. so naturally and evenly that
nobody can tell it has ban applied—
it's so easy to use. too. You simply
dampen a comb or sort brash and
draw it through your hair. taking one
”rand at a time. By morning the
gray hair disappears: after anothcl
—PeaCoaiatHarris&Gans.
The hvdranzeas are a-drift with snow one day,
deepen to pink and then take on their sober mam,
Day by day the scenery changes rallifilv and
some morning we shall see the woods and hills aflamu
Autumn is getting ready.
choose their own alternates. ' Today the midshipmen eight will anle, Hui-(lg, McMefln—Zim. 1.363. CITY S RIES .
The “‘99th was 0"“ before 9 °";'row the French team and England Brooklyn Wash. I€:L1}%1“,ay‘e beam-Elmer. Alexander. V“ E “ ,, '
clock and all was harmoniout will meet Norway. ’I‘his is expected‘ """ ' """ ' 5695B. Pal-lean Jr.. W. 3- Palmer, 3rd“ ()3 or 1r S
_.._.. . Cincinnflli .......... 66 50 . —Sh ).
to result in the midshipmen and Eng-[New York 65 53 55] 292, 1.383. Hauscusctts team _ e! K of C 1253
HELD 0” CHARGE 0". ”URDER- land meeting in the final on Sunday. l ........ 60 57 51'} heldson. "88. Taylor. Damn—249. 1" ° . Th fin d d ”1' - , -
WA UR? A 27 The... was ,, lam, attendance orjg:fit::u;gh .......... 60 b3 "48%; 29,. “or,“ temp“, For... 90..., 2 new autumn e rea y an ls 1s a good lmwto
John T ‘Vlonzaui iggs llndlngog’zgz i:§;§‘:‘ff;,,;°019$;h1,;:¢;g:,¥gs,ge,mg gm. Lfnls ........................ 57 s: .t75.,;!gl:Y~WM.M:r-fi§-q “2nd “:53:an —vs.-— select a good coat. These are in Tlllseltollc. all-wen] t‘ho-
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fining-oily: stilzorsnggch 113$; Sfieflfifirgevems' Thousands of francs we"°.3§?l'§§.l.;l'.ia' ......... :3 :33 Angnalm. Wayne. pt. ““354 mi. N ORW ALKS VOIt, Velour or Chinchilla, plain or fur trimmed. In dark
' ' ' ' . ' wagered on the results of the races. """" ' tacked, made 100 bite. “or? . - .
ed M... Joseph Scorzéo,bbty shoftént.! The mes m "med me, a magi am“ “my . l m“ Cyan,“ Wesson, 9. no“... red, brown, blue and Oxford. Sizes for 6 to 14 yuan.
AVF’SO was arraigne, :norteh “Cit. lmeter (1 mile, 427 yards) course in! Boston at Pittsburgh ° ".33., retained the womans national A m GROUNDS
William J. Larkln, r., rd 9 :lthe Brussels maritime canal. Brookl n a0 Chicago. championship, registering 1.396 for B m t m
com-it g? t: emit...“ Tint:- c1233“! ‘ Vow yirk a} mmmn'mg 864 hits. The tournament was ibrought . 0 .
resu e . . . . . . ’ . .
continued for one week. The com,Walnut Frisco WINS Philadelphia at St. Louis. ,ge'ggagfilmntfgl‘ ‘m‘ a d “n" 3' SUNDAY. 3.3,
ner finds that the Scorsio woman step~
.ped in front of the fatal bullet to save
her husband. for whom it was intend-i
ed. The shooting took place as the
result of an argument over whether
inverse and Domenic Campano, who
were moving out of a house owned by
the Scorzios, should take their furni-
ture out the front door or not.
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WOMAN NEARLY BLEEDS TO
DEATH.
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GROTON, Aug. 27.-—Mrs. Howardl
D. Kent. of 252 Prospect place, Brook-l
lvn. N. Y.. came near bleeding to
death as the result of an automobile
accident here this morning, Accom-
panied by her husband and daughter,
Mrs. Kent was on her way to Brook-z
lyn from Boston when the car becamel
unmanageble on Fort Hill. and crash,
ed into a telephone pole. Plgces 91"
the windshield struck Mrs. Bent lo
the neck. severing arteries. She was
quickly attended to by Dr. llewes and;
the nation: is out 01 danger. Thu,
other occupants of the car were un-
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SPICIL 3 OF LEGISLATURE
NEW HAVEN. Aug. 27.——Slnce the
biennial sessions of the General As-
sembly have been held there have been
only two special sessions, hotll call-
ed by Governor Holcomb, the first,
which lasted a single day. on Sept.’
12. 1918. and on March 19, 1918, WIth
adjournment the next day. At both
these sessions the legislative leaders
held the, business to that outlined by
ling prevented his winning in regula-
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. POUGHKEEPSIE. N. Y.. Aug. 28.—
VValnt Frisco, with Valentine in the
sulkey. took the 2:11 trot.
~r-ard. at the Hudson River
Park here. yesterday afternoon, after
,four beats. breaks in the first two hav-
tion time. it was Valentine’s {Olll‘lll
victory of the meeting. -
Forest B. was second. with Dudetto
which won the first heat but thereaft-
(’1‘ showed little, third.
Elm-tron Dillon won the 2:15 class
trot lending in the first two heals and
rating second to Baroness (‘ovllatn ill
the third. while Red Bordcr torlk the
last event of the day and the meeting.
the 2720 class trot.
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FDFMlNGTON, .N. J.. Aug. 28.——-
Sell Mouse. ‘29 years old. of 174 Hen-i
ry street. Brooklyn. driving an Abbott-'
Detroit Special .nnd MichaclJ.Clrina.l
25 years. of 527 Henry street. Brook-
lvn. his mechanic. were seriously ln-;
jurcd yesterday afternoon when tlle'
steering gear gave way while on the,
second lap in the fliteen~mile handi-
cap race at tile Flemington Fair. Their
machine turned about and landed upon
bales of hay that had been' placed
about the race course for protection.
Mnuzo had his right leg broken and
he was otherwise blldlv hurt. Cirillo
was hurled about thirty feet. His
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the governor in his call and messageelinw was broken and he was ntherwisc,
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FLEDGED VOTERS
NEW HAVEN. Aug. 27.-—Women
who have heretofore registered as
voters to vote in school and library
matters are not full-fledged voters ml
the opinion of Judge W. L. Bennett,j
Corporation Counsel, who answered‘
questions put to him by Towii Clerk
Doughan l..oday.‘ A woman Votér,
must be fully qualified to vote under.
the nut order of things.
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mast guard matutly against Kidney
trouble. because we eat too much and
all our food is rich. Our blood is
filled with uric acid which the kid
ncys strive to nits-"out. they weaken
from overwork. «become alums». the
ellminatiu tissues clog and the
result is kidney trouble .bladder weak-|
ness and o toners] declinerln health.
When your kidneys feel like lumps
of lead: your back hirts or the urine
is cloudy. full of sediment or Y9“r are
obliged to seek relief two or three
lines during the night; if you sulfa!
with sick headache or dizzy. nervous-
ness. acid stomach, or you have rheu-
matism when the weather is had. set
from your pharmacist about four
ounces of Jad Salts; take a table-
:poonful in a glass of water hem“
breakfast for a. few days and your
kidneys will then act fine. This lam-
oos salts lsfmsde from the acid of
mm’aad‘ lemon juice. W
with “this. and has been used for
mine to flash and stimulate
clogged kidneys: to lunatic tho-
:cids in ”‘5‘:an .0 line looser “sedation at , a tsexual!) coa- static
blsssor nm’gmm' m“ law it will res-tn sum or the
Sail Salts is
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injured. l‘r. Barclay S. Fuhrmanu
cared for the men at the Red Cross
headquarters. Later they were taken
to St, Francis Hospital. Trenton. The
automobile was wrecked. in the mile
tryout Manna made the circuit in
1:20 1—2.
J. A. Benedict oi Xatonsh. N. Y..
won the five-mile race. making the
last three miles in 2.37. lra Vail was
second and J. W. Kent. of Goshen. N.-
l’.. was third. Vail took the second
event. going three miles in 3:50. Ben-
ledict was second and Ray Sewalt, of
Philadelphia. third.
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BOXING NOTE“.
Benny Leonard. Jack Britten and
Battling Lewinsky will be among a
cluster of famous boxers who will ap
pear in bouts at the National Sporting
Club, Far Roclsaway, next Holiday!
night,in a boxing entertainment for the '
benefit of the Knights of Columbus
building fund. The contests will be
under the supervision of Dan Morgan.
Paddy Mullins, Billy Gibson and Doc:
Basley.
Steve Latzo and Jimmy Kelly will
be the principals in the bouts at Char-
ley Doesserecks' Bayonne A. A.. next
Tuesday night. These men are heavy
hitters and very combative.
Marty Farrell. a Harlem middle-
weight has, joined Jack Dempsey's
training camp. at Benton Harbor, and.
as Farrell is a speedy performer. he
is giving the champion excellent
work.
Jack Carley yesterday received a
milieu-am from Francois Descamps.
~nananel- of Carpenter. assuring the
‘New Yorker that the French cham-
pion would keep his engagement to
*box Levinsky in New York city in 0c-I
tober. . .
OLD LYME A DESERT” VILLAGE-
OLD LYME, Aug. 27.—-—'l‘hls town.
widely known for its artists' gather.
lugs today, so far as relates to busi-
neu life, becomes a "deserted vil—
llage.’ The only meat market left to
why. following the ire s. barber
shop and Inuit store. leaving nothing
,here now for excitement except watch-
ling the members of the artists' colony
‘at work on their latest canvases.
~“THE WESLEYAN" A NEW DANCE.
NEW YORK. Aug. 27.—A slow.
graceful step named “The Wesleyan."
was evolved today by the National Ao-
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gull-MT A DAY IF MAN '0 WAR AND
I SIR sam’on MEET!
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it looks as if. after all. we are to
.seeameeuna of Sir Barton and Man 0'
‘War in the Ssratosa Cup on the last
,day of the Spa met-tins. Some weeks
ago the oulook was that Messrs. Rid.
Yesterday's Results.
Rochester. 4; Reading, 3.
Toronto. 9: Jersey City, 4.
Syracuse. 6: Buffalo. 4.
No otllcr games scheduled.
Standing of the Clubs.
Won. Lost. P. C.
Baltimore .......... 84 42 .867 die and Foustel would keep Man a
Toronto ............. 86 u .662 War out n! that ensarmom. but now
Akron .............. 7 47 .627 the shoe is on the other foot. The
nunalo .............. so 48 .625 champion of the three-renown is on
Reading ............. 59 70 .458 assured Inner. but there in dash: as
.lcrsey City ......... 52 77 .403 to Whether Bir Barton will 0 to the
Rochester ........... 40 87 .315 post. The Rose star seen to have
Svrscuse ............ 29 96 .233 .019 05-11910”th 0! the handicap di-
' ’vision sewed up. Were be beaten ovel
Games Today. -a distance of ground at this stage of
Reading at Akron.
Baltimore at Roubestor.
Jersey (‘ity at Buflalo.
Syracuse at Torm'lto (2).
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Yesterday’s Results.
New Haven, 94: Hartford. 1-3.
Bridgeport. 3: “Worcester. 1.
Pltisficld. 4: “'aterbul'y. 3,
Springfield, 9.‘ Albany. "
the season by a three-yesrold lbl‘
.blemish on his record would be a
'deep one. indeed. Yet Commander
Ross realises that to boat Man 0' Wm
would be an accomplishment of a tile
time—an achievemcm perhaps crest-
}er than all the great ones which Sir
Barton recorded in his two and three
hear-old campaigns. The prise surely
is well worth try-Ins for. But the risk
in arcat.
‘ If tho meeting nlsicrialim we are
allkcly to see the mental-l outpouring
Standing of the Clubs. lor turf euthulsssts since the old (luvs
Won. Lost. P rt'of the North vs. South match races
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The woodwork. wallr—in fact
every“ In your has on
be made a beautiful porcelain-
Iike white. and can beefl
kept clean if you finish at
New Wax-on ......... 67 52 .563 and almost as many as new the Tim-
Brldgeport .......... 64 85 .538 neascc mam Pei-tons heal Fashion
Worcester .......... 63 55 .534 over at anon Course. it is a pity,
Springfield .......... 60 68 .5” that the Saraloxa track is so far from:
Hartford ............ 51 67 .500 New York. Peyton. by the way. was.
Pittsflcld ............ 59 59 soothe only thoroughbred in the history;
Albany ............. 52 66 .441 of the American turf which covered;
“'atel‘bury .......... 50 71 .413 more ground in one stride than does,
. Man 0' “‘sr. Records show that Pey-
t
tona's stride measured twentysevcul
test. That of Han 0' War measuresi
tweniydve. l
The decision as regards Sir Barton's
starting wins: Ian 0' W'sr will
come this evening. alter the Ross our
try has shown what a. can do in oral
“cahoots and Cid-ens Handicap. if.
he falls in that he will not go in the;
We Can, and will leave Ian 0"
Wartowinthatevem hanllopssa
preparation for another gallop in the
Realization at Belmont Park.
Games Tsdsv.
New Haven at Hartford (2).
Albany at Springfield.
Bridgeport at Worcester.
Pittsilcld at “'atcrbury.
AMERICAN ACCOClATION.
Milwaukee, 3: lndianspolls, 1.
Other teams were not scheduled.
COUTHERN AMMTION.
New Orleans. 6-2; Little Rock. 14.
Atlanta. 5; Chattanooga. 1.
Nashville. 4: Birmingham. 2.
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CAMP PERRY. Ohio: Au. 88.—The
United States Infantry team landed
Irst place in the am ride team
match which was finished here yester-
day afternoon. with a total score of
8.331. over the 200 yard rapid has. the
600 yard slow fire and the 1.000 yard
slow tire ranges. The United States
Navyieam took second with 8,805. the
United sme- unis. Com tem.‘
third, with 3.300: the lassoehnsetts
civilian team. mouth. with 3.2“. “‘1
the Philbpine SWIM. with 8.81."
Other-teams ranked as follows:
~ F. M. Cullen’s
The United States Karine Corps No.
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