l-Johnny
champion.
lightweight
. W to male'the
‘ “‘1“ ”ends for
' the Yankee Stadium
C“ The heat was om.
.. Y when Billy
ml behalf ot honord.
“life to a contra
hlch hsd‘bees previously signs
”.12:er h‘tl‘lmieles a clause
or each fl ht-
n to m II at 185 pounds. eight
gt:- buses-theretepped into the
This sight eeeetion will be a
romp-It“! ”I, matter for Dun-
iae. with his elastic poundnge. but
for Leonard it may be an entirely
lure-rent do". Ilsa: persons are mu
nunptlcsieesoernlns Leonard's bill-
't to to"! down within the lght-
weight limit; due mainly to the
merocy surrounded the weigh-
nit In sees-onus at the Leonard-
undies “it. When the entire pro.
:eiwlingn. were conducted bohind
:lbsed 01“..
if Dundee has his way all doubt
:onrernisg Denny's qualifications as
..~glvlmaie lightweight will be dis-
m‘wl. Tb. featherweight chumplnn
Ari". mats me that. the scales are
:ancct III M detail before he
"one on the platform and will also
Mist that the Weighing in be done
n full VI" of the newspapermnn.
There will hardly be any trouble
wcr ths latter stipulation for ~Com-
Tlsrionsl' Maldoon {sully ruled
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chic-go s. Pianist-Inui- l.
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Hinton 1. Cincinnati 2.
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t «ff moan-dome at. Chicago 5.
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«‘m loothern Fair-
" ‘ In“. W”
i‘. “g a. City mil.
' Z
'i.
.21-‘ssversi ‘txnportfinl
“‘ 2 - Dugowns of the
M . ' .. final decision
. sews
”3 was scheduled
III!“
'* at the Wicks
gee-he st July 6- nu
._ ' H u
the m Ends.
Melt Downs had
m. to the New
. go file a state-
“! Mints to play
"was on!“ '"
, “3‘” 32nd be-
es this City and
Battery team.
' w the Nationals
0;. Stamford
g. tho Nationals
. .33. stones Bill--
on}. a
. “I.” w” , gcheduled to
' “man on July
' . . and which
Noroton team
aeration by
. - on will be
.. 2"?" ' r future.
‘ not"! Mails were
«a. suction. A“
. 1”: to date:
. meal.
1 150m AGREE a
WHICH INAT 1351,09an
splendid'reputation.
a... a:
that all matters pertainl
g to weights
:chzngtere must be held in the pres-
s committee of four select
members of.the press ed
Dundee ls Shrew-d.
Dundee. who is a shrewd business
man as well as a fighter. will make
sure that everything is on the up and
DD for if he comes out on top he
will be the proud possessor of both
feather and lightweight titles. Dun~
deo's quest after this bout parallels
very closely his long struggle for the
120 pound championship. For tweIVe
years the Scotch-Wop waited pati-
ently for the opportunity of annex-
ing the featherweight title and for
ten years he has been trying to get
Leonard in a fight to a decision.
Eight times they have met in no-
decision affairs and eight times the
bout has ended without either boxer
halving-s decided shade on the other.
Wittgthe chance at the lightweight
title now sharply outlined ngnlnn
the horizon. Johnny is hoping that
his second crusade will end in the
same decisive manner as his brilliant
victory over the courageous Criqul.
The bout for Leonard holds little
reward outside of the mercenary end.
if Denny loses. his title gnes with it.
and if he wins he will cnly add a
little more prestige to his already
The lightweight
champion ha.- lotty ambitions to be
rated as one of the greatest fighters
that ever lived and he. figures that
a decisive victory m-rr Dundee will
go far in placing him in that class.
The Cromwell Athlvtic Club. which
is promoling the bout. should haw
“tile to worry about filling the huge
Yankee Stadium in capacity, l‘mlh
l‘erhtrrs in the past few Weeks have
put up two of the hrvst ring o-xhthi-
liens cu-r seen in New Ycrlt and the
fan.- with mcmorier of the Lernnrd-
Tcndltt— and llundco-(‘riqul fights
still fresh in their minds. will no
doubt flnc‘: in grown: to the coming
l‘nltle. As .lnlmuv llumlm- szvid yrw
lertla)‘. “Leonard will attract the
Jewish fans. 1 will tnkv- corn cf ill--
ltallans. and the lrlsh \z-x'l ccmc
because they like a pond llrrhl.”
[competiihe appearance in this coun-
ALL SPORT [DIE IN RESPECT
TO PRESIDENT HARDING
_—.——-—h
As a tribute to the late Presi:
dent Harding. who is to be buried
today there will be no sporting
events in the entire country. All
baseball games from coast to
coast have been postponed. The
race tracks will be closed. All
boxing clubs have closed their
doors and there will be no golf
playing of any kind at any of the
clubs or public courses.
‘Johnson Will Fight
Erminio Spalla Soonw
' NEWARK. Aug. 9.—1t has been
definitely settled that Jack Johnson.
the former heavyweight champion
will mingle with Erminio Spalla. the
Italian heavyweight champion. in a
scheduled twelve round contest to be
decided at Dreamland Park in New-
ark. on September 6. The match has
been put back from August 80 to
,.
shape for the fray.
Nick Cline. manager of Spalla. re-
ceived a cable from his protege f'rorn
Milan. ltaly. yesterday. where he
boxes this week. stating that he in-
tends to sail immediately after that
battle. and can be expected here
within two weeks. Cline quickly got
in touch with the Dreamland l‘nrk
give Spaila more time to get into_
- Sport Barrage
Chat and Comment -of Special Interest to
Norwalk Fans.
By [eBay 0. Downs
Did you ever meetsa tough egg?
‘ O O I
There was a hard boiled egg down '
in Stamford the other night. He
was a wrestler and Nat Pendloton
came our breaking his shell. when
he threw him in 15 minutes.
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1
.‘I
~‘O.-...
i marlz.
l
Prince in playing a hang up game
for the East Ends. . He is hitting the
ball hard and often and is playing
a fine game in the outfield. He also
fills in at first base in a pinch.
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Manager Sherwood of the Big
Five basketball team is already busy
hooking games for that outtlt. He
intends to 'put a fast team on the
court this winter.
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Cavanaugh. who played such I.
fine game at guard for the Red Men
Separates last season. may be seen
in the lineup of the Norwalk five
next season. Manager Sherwood
thinks well of this youngster.
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i The newly incorporated Sporting
("lub is about ready to spring their
lLrs-t surprise on the tight fans of
.\’orwalk. They intend to stage some
of the major leagues seems to still “P“? ““33 Show“ "1 ““3 C"! When
be able tn‘rtnnd the big lcaguc bats- ”1'." F“ under way-
men on their heads. - e s
This hard boiled egg was named
Carl t’ogcl. He was announced as
the German giant. but he did not
have a thxg on the American whirl-
wind.
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That‘s enough about eggs. until
breakfast and then we expect to eat
a couple hard boiled ones.
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The fans will be out in large num-
bers at the Springwood-Kacey game
Sunday. The Kacey: are playing a
fine brand of baseball now and the
game should be a fastwnc.
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Babe Adams. the veteran pitcher.
promoters and agreed on September
6 as the new date for the battle.
This bout will marl: Johnson's first
try since his lvnltln with Jim Flynn.
the Pueblo firemen at Las Vegas, N.
M.. on July 4. 1912.
S.\R.\1‘t)f:.\ Ill-INFLTS.
First llnce-~T'.\o year ohls: claim-I
inc: five and a half furlonrzs. lCil-
bowie. 6 m l. f) to 2. 6 to it. first:
l-hcnlide. cvu'n and 1 to 2. second:
Senstnke. S to 5. third. Time. l:h'.'
flrllt' K.. (‘ltiu-f l‘lc"k. liariu-rr)‘. Lin-
unyen. llrnry S‘- lilmne Anne. Hill"
Miss. Pccgy 0. and Equity also ran
Second l"'cv v'i‘iie Stillwater
Hit ct-lev‘huvr- t' —,... year olds and L‘p—
\-,:irtl: f‘“.’lli‘ I x mil-"I. Ji'll (‘ofl-
rm‘\, 7 to l l» 1. even. f‘r‘at; Frost
”iii, 1 to :‘ l to .'~_ sr‘c‘ni‘d: .\dam-
net. '2 lo 5. Min! Time 4'26. lillllln'
(‘lwnm : nnnl \‘ov l‘opu'i i! also run.
The Furnihllls. thre.
Dilll'hilY STERT‘ TlL‘JTV‘INfII‘
FOR TILT ‘.\'ITH X’lilf’i). l
SARA'TOGA .\Hrz. fl —-J.’l"k litm—
:‘flny lit-nun lruihim' lmlvj: fer l‘i-‘
rchululcd flrxht with l.ul~ Firm ln'.
New York on F~pl. it. Thu chum-y
HO" :Ilirmplci nufhirvc‘ :lru-m-nu-f
but he dill (in it Hi cf brunt: nilh '
couplv- of rpnrrfn't “mu r: who (re
nircnlv in his t'.’l.i.’|v. .\'o r-:.| lil‘f?‘
Work “ill be 'iitcmph .l howu \t r, ult-I
lil no“ \\’t‘-"(. Tht- champ hrs been’
doing rcmi Wurk v u ry mcrnlrc uml.
also has innlii'n' :l in some lO‘»'~il‘.X1 it:
the him. i
This was ”w fiat ulzi} he hrs in."-
:’~d the r1" 1. sinn- ll" crime lu-rc. lib
listed that there would be no ’lmv
to go to the lace tr::ck nrtr‘r ho- enm-
got into hi» rcn! lrainlrit mind.
Samucl .\'. l'iersn. commz‘mlcr of
the Frank .\Ylnvr l‘nsl. \'Clcians M
Foreign Wars. announced yesiei-dny
that members of the Post would:
meet at the clnl-rooms at 2:30 p. mu:
today in uniforms nntl overs: .13 cups
and would march in order to the
Stamford 'i‘hcntrc. \vhcrc memorial
services dtdicnlul to the memory of!
at;
the late i’rcrldtnt will be held
3:00 p. m. A large delegation is ex-
pcctcd.
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Phone or write your Home to the,
Sentinel.
Bride of Four Days
Commits Suicide
FITCHBURG. Mass. Aug. 9. -—
The body of Mrs. Emma Hylund 82.
bride of four days. who had been
missing from her home since Tues-
day. has been found in the Notown
reservoir. Medical Examiner D. Side
ncy \l’oodworth‘ pronounced it a
case of suicide. The young woman
and Ernest Hylund were married
Saturday night and on Sunday oc-
cupied their new home for the first
time. Mr. Hylund said his bride was
cheerful when he left for work
Tuesday morning. She kissed him
goodbye and gave no indication oi
the purpose to end her life. \\‘he.
he arrived home she was inlasing
He notiiled tho police and the search
began which ended in the waters of
the reservoir last night.
Harding Had A
Queer Premonition
BOSTON. A 3-. 9.——'l'he Baston
Herald today publishes a despatch
from Juneau. Alaska. written by
Scott 13. Bonn. Governor of Alaska.
giving an account of President Hard-
ing’s visit to the territory. On his
last day in Alaska Mr. Harding told
friends he would not. attend the next
dinner of the gridiron Club at
Washinston-
lvin Coolidge to have
"I want
that dinner." r. Ha g is quoted
as saying. "it should revolve about
him. which could notvbe. if I were
re." ' -
msrhere was nothing to indicate the
President foresaw the termination of
his journey. or knew his remark:
were prophetic. Gov. Bone wrote.
a
Fire Bells W.
Ring“ st 5 Today
Chic: Bognrdne .of the Mall:
Fire Department sons-seed roster
day that at 5 o'clock this eveninl.
the hour correspond“! .Qith the
hour of the funeral of the ‘late
President at his residence in Marion.
, 0.. the tire bell-in the Kiribjsospd
use Third entries will he toned}.
is minutes. one blast
coda cater William J. Mimi
W charge of the-Firm; ‘
_,flosaro or the
_y'r~:ir n'tl iiiiictz
. Fifth
,ruwonrl:
:slnnll.
l
_ 'l‘ili'ilic,
.3150 rt").
il-‘Iy ”3'. R to 5. third.
'(‘oursnr.
v urban. .\'-
'uiafeo‘
Third llztce
your cUlo and Hi':l~.\vv":‘l'
hnnviil‘nr‘: Pl\' fm-lours. (lull-rink. 1‘
90.5, l to (7. ”ml: “’i~llllwl'~r. 4 lol
rm! 7 in 3 1'.‘!'f‘ll1 "mullevlt. t‘. to T.
'ltir'l. Time l'fll 4-5. llimmtnlhl-x
'll'sl l-‘lm-w-r. Dry hit on. Column and
“'1 iviv'iml :ilrzn rz‘u.
l~‘m"“h ":lr‘!‘ ".‘ln‘ Alabama. th'et
inc m“.:- and n fl‘lfll'
to in. nllt. Hui?
\‘i4~_'.'. '2 it! 5. nut. FI‘l" n‘l.
f‘ill‘l-itl'-‘l. out "“113. Tim-- “ HS ".5
Tmctcm and l‘-‘.l_v 1"":111 nlro inn.
‘Kiimf‘r onlrg'. '
up \'.‘.'\. r-l:
l'n‘iulv. 4 in l. '7
tv".
'nl'v's
f‘row'l l'nlnt
l‘l \-:17‘«'.? t'l"
3 it: --
to 1,
llncc “The
:‘r clls: and
.‘iv Grill. 1‘ in i. G in .’-.
ll.» rm Tinkvr A. to i. Z!
limmesii‘vtl'h. I'- ll) 2. third.
1'77 ',,7,_ l‘n-iéE’n“;"r. ANN-I»
The (‘vrrntn iletl n'i‘n. Fin
lluslnlnut nml \‘i'ectthm
1......“ .
...i;,._
t':5‘:
'Tiyv‘n
Pixth “nee—Two V-‘cr n'lls. ntzi‘vl-
ens. live nml a half l'urlonns. Klan»
ilvke. it to 5. cup on ill to 2. first:
Sun Plug. 7 to 10 and l to 3. second:
Time l:06 1-5.
llrumlvent. Bonaparte.
Tivvltvr. Comic Artist. Suh-
(lrld. ii. 'i‘. “‘ntcrn. "n-
vu-r. llcrvnwl. llnnnlc Omar. Mayor
(irimn. ’l‘lday and ltockcourt nlso
ran. ‘
lintsmon.
been:
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Tailor are
the proud parents of a baby boy.
which was born \Vedncsday. August
Rth. This event makes Mr. and Mrs.
12. J. 'laylor of Greens Farms. grand-
pa.cnts, for the first time.
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Miss Adelaide anlio of Bridge-
port is the guest or Mr. and Mrs.
Selleck “’11an of Washington ate-
nue.
Miss Lena Matthias of Green:
Farms is visiting Miss Anna Dayton
of Syracuse. N. Y.. on her return
Miss Anna and Harry Dayton will
accompany her to Westport for a
few days.
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red .\irs. \‘l'iiliam \Vcst of
Fairtleld are spending a two weeks'
vacation with Mrs. West's parbnts.
fir. and Mrs. William Matthias. Sr.
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The funeral of Mrs. Pete: Mauser
will be held Saturday afternoon at
2 o'clock from Fabic's Chapel.
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Mrs. Edward Luke Reed left on
“’ednesday morning for a vacation
in Newport. R. I.
‘7.-
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Dr. Thomas Stearns.‘ Frank
Stearns. Mary and Milo Stearns. will
‘ ‘ ‘ _ .lnlmny \Viloon is confident that he
John lieGnrrie the prenidcnt ofgmil defeat Harry Grch. when they
Pity Junior League should make n . iii-(l in their bout. He will have
first class organization out of thatlzn put up a much better fight than
«Harman: it) no... me
lis
cf)”.
self into trim 3.
around the (4......
‘ceptcd as
Flrpo is rnmgmémrrio 5!:
’i
DEMPSEY 15 summer; mow-g
_ ’3 ran ..~Y
‘ john '1: . '.
.. \‘H‘f its... ’ ‘
. _ xhis ("inn ,1. 9 . v... a y
will hit “.9 F] '- have.
Is Luis Angel Firpo playing or dlcated by a notice from thevpr‘omo- ”Hr“ ”mm“ 11V . “an... Fm
praying lei-an accident of some kind. was to the effect that the A‘smtmc . ”mm 0, wt;- 4 ’. a».
an injured hand for instance. that
will give hlm‘n excuse fer crawling rot 31.000 as a guarantee of appear- apolis. rim” '*::» '5 ‘L‘?
out of the Dempsey engagement? . ance. . mm: nfinr ”- r» m. “a
Mr. Firpo. instead of winding up “'hile no serious opposition is ex- : h“ m atslsv ‘- -_~ .mr.
his act next Monday night or chin pected from Jeinert. (despite ""‘cone M a m .. .::,
massaging for the ediflcation of the fears expressed in eome quarters.) 8.” Luis - ._ .
out-of-town trade at special
nowarrangos to prolong the stunt
until next Friday evening. The South
giant has already forwarded the cum Acccrdic: M ' T"
and from Downey even less. it would " r"
hardly seem that Firpon helping his
fletlc ambitions any by another jump
out \‘e‘est fcr tho. Downcy engage-
rates.
of l(f‘."ri": _ . >
n'n'l. but iv: .v ..
the. man “-i-n tr 3 .< "
American heavyweight has agreed to this (35" pm. .. ,, ..
go through on Aug. 17 with the bout meat. which means he would act bav“~:-;-.a§.--. ‘7, "h- . .552...
with Joe Downey. scheduled fcr In- have any chance of pitching his “l' 0-...1'...3.f . Yn-rm .
i“841090113 last night. and Which was training camp before the week of the '~"“'\o nrr‘mu fret-:1 ~
called on. This helps to make him 20th. with the possibility that it will "inn. .r (“:1- -: he i ._
one ’week further aw” from setting be the 25111 of the month or even m‘nft “a A .1... ”1 im‘me:
down to the business of training for later before he gets down to business. “ ‘ Y“ 'r “it” L- '
the title tilt with Jack Dempsey on
the 14th of next month at the Pplo
Grounds.
me caliirg .., a reg...”
Dempsey 1113.5": .~ .,.
providin'z
opponrnfs of pay
There is little chance that Fir-p0 will
get overgtw'enty days cf real work-
for the big bout.
Th"- FH’PO ‘5 determined to 80 In any event. Jack Dempsey will ice u to rw Vireo
through with his engagement next have an advantage of two week: at 5 l""_\'rx Strum.”- " r .. . .-
Monday night at Philadelphia. where least_ over Firpo in training. The . 5‘6”“: i— }:q...‘ :1. ;:t~ a“:
he is to box Charley \Veinert. is in- latter's claim that he is fighting him-‘ m_::q~“¥h.'.{v .., ‘ . .. .
circuit. Johnny knows the grime h.» ix'vr did before in his career- to
from start to finish and the boys in ml the decision over the Pittsburgh
that circuit will have to toe their zappei‘.
c 3; iii. “a e 1
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51'“ I‘m“
F
“59E 4.3M... - 5.; -fil’ifiii PiliNT
.-. i 5‘5
" icp" Benedict Has Beer. at. the Point for 15 Years Now
and Is One of the Best Liked Ficures Along the
Sound—Has Many Mexicis—Hclps Children.
One of the bcrt known end well 1 lil- has also carried off hcnorn in
lilu-d fizllrrs n'm‘rt ”it: l.-'nnvl ! mrt'tf.‘ (lam-t vlis‘ancc rwlms, and his
Sauwi in Clifford "um." ill-nr'.lfct ‘l"t"'r at t‘ 0 molar I‘cint bathing
captain of the life S;'\‘l‘f! path: ct I pram-1". izx but a galaxy of medals
kettn l‘nirt Fuck. and crm of i‘w E :m-l rilx‘. "n nwrtrtln. Several am ft'.‘
finest swimmers in waters i!.;‘«-!"m- ‘nctzlur sulmming. as well as
abouts, i‘:i~‘2 ni'ri fancy diving.
"Hm" has been in Enter. for the? "1162‘" MM! great delight in rim:-
Inst liftm-n years. lu-ing more nart‘x ' “H" “m 55'“ and smaller children.
”.21....” in sznlm: “m... timing ”“3"" firm-s it DTRSI'TEFL' the knowtedge
Post for. when llw rum: has bran"r :\~.immln::. 3"“ ""3 helped many
under llzw nllllf‘ft'nll‘lli rf .\'t-n'illcr7x 15"” “”1“" ”f‘Vl'YCD ““0 an 0"
[hula-y. \vl‘o nuilt up itch-n and ”.5? ““'"‘"~l‘-"~
fnlillshcd it as uw leading shore io— ' """ is “'“33'! cwounding lus’
snrtu in (‘nnn-ciieu'. 7“? ’3 lTY 0‘ ““9331"?! “\‘TS'hr‘dY tn
-.. . y y.. . . .. ‘
Strange ct it way scent. in all that "“ " '- ~33 “NP."- dociared th..t
li'rm "Hop" has hei-t im rt'cnrri (H ’r n... "‘"w’i‘fi" hill-"S first til!-
i
i
1‘3."
l"-" [M revue he l‘:i-= szcl from 5 out". is to merit-r n7"“‘"“““ “3 "NOD"
“’Jlii'ri' 1":l\‘t-5 n'Wl there have than "‘3" "h“ Pu‘hll' knows v.1...“ the
many of them. Titre hundred lives. EMU“. 0' his "W“ “H‘- or ”‘3‘ "7 an-
is taken as n cwnservnthc estimate ' “‘2” ""“‘"‘d "Tm“ ability ‘i'
by “Ianng..r pay“). in Crcwliling 3 llzllltill' lilmrclf in the “'9. cr."
“”0". for his grvnt “ark. "H- :1" :l “A: :1 side 1mm "Hop" Is one. of thc
has pro“... ‘,..=_....1.l‘.y “W.“ M swim_ Z Iliu': (art’rmn‘i. is in this: section and
min: anal is un cndumnm- and 'spt-cd ‘ c'ltl'ltzttdhl: ‘ ”I‘ll-“I‘d: ‘0 commer:
“water-dog" of noteworthy ncilitflv- . ’ a q “ " takes. great
pomurn in sitting on the porch c.‘
the lite guards‘ house at the beach.
l
l
ments. He braved 'hc stormy and:
1 vi
forbidding waters of the Hell Gait sand t'tnit‘hing ”w dliYerent persons
in'lto sunk to enjoy bathing.
l
and won the llntlnry——Coney lslmul
“Iicp” brown as a berry takes his
open race in 1911 “llh n field of lhl
pick of the melropnlh pitted ageinzt . ,‘(l‘t'ill record and prowess as nothing.
him. lieucdit‘t "'50 swam frothy-31in: that life saving is all in the
lonkcrs to lnwnud l‘cuch. N. Y.. : «lap-‘3 work and placirlly inviting you
against a large and experienced field : to take nhautase of his tutelage in
and won the race. a nine-mile swim. swimming.
“visit Margaret Slcarns who in apt-rul-
ing the summer there.
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The Basketry class met as usual
yesterday afternoon at the \V. ’l‘. l.
A- pavilion. (‘ompo licach. will] s't-l‘y'
few absentees. There will he Only,
three more. lessons for this clean. it
has not been yet decided whether
therc will be a winter class. but it is
the general opinion that a new clnsa
will be formed in October. Many
women and girls. who were unable
to take advantage of this class. are
desirous of taking up the work this
fall.
Flaherty Re-Elected
As Head of K. of C.
MONTREAL. Aug. 9.—James A.
Flaherty was re-elcted Supreme
Knight of the Knights of Columbus
yesterday. He has been supreme
knight fourteen years and has been
returned unanimously eight times.
Three members of the Supreme
Board of the Knights of Columbus.
whose terms expire Septul. were re-
elected. They were: William F. Fox
of Indianapolis. fourth term: -Frank
Lonergan of Portland. Ore. second
term: and Edward Houlihan of Chl-
Tnlsri. (Il:ia.. and Joseph J. Mcycts
.~t' t'-:rrol: l;\.. declined to stand again
for the oilice and once succeeded by
Edward Gibbons. Past S'nte Deputy
of Kansas. and Len lv‘. Craig. State
in-putv of South llui’cm. Both were
A iministration candidates.
Officers ch-ctml «luring the day ses-
tier. of the convention were: Martin
H. Carmody Deputy Supreme Knight.
Grand Rapids. Mich. Luke E. Hart.
St. Louis. Supreme Advocate: David
F. Supple. Supreme “’arden of San
Francisco: \‘iilllam J. McGinlcY. Su-
p'cme Secretary of New -Havcn.
Conn. D. J. Callahan. Supreme
Treasurer of Washington. D. C.. and
Dr. E. \V. Buckley. Supreme Physi-
cian of St. Paul. Minn.
Delegates and visitors to the con-
vention who new number approxi-
mately 25.000. continue to pour into
the. city. one of the latest contingents
being the New York delegation who
arrived on the Rapids Queen. having
made the journey from Niagara Falls
by wa'tc'r.
Mrs. A. U. Smith will close her
week as chairman of the W. ‘1‘. I. A.
booth. The week generally includes
Friday, but out of respect to the late
President. the booth will remain
closed today. Saturday afternoon.
Miss Katherine Grout or Greens
motor to Westport. New York. to
[THEM DAYS
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THE LOOK OF HOQQOQ AND
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cage. eecond town.” ,
Directors James J. McGraw of
Farms will assume charge of the
booth. ~
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Within Your Grasp
You "have long wanted? a}: AUTO-
MOBILE. .The reason: for your
not having one is that you have
always THOUGHT it was just a little beyond
your reach. You are mistaken. Every day the
automobile column of the classified page: car-
ries bargains in USED CARS that are easily
within yam- grasp. Reason it out for yourself.
What became of Smith’s roadster, when for
business reasons he had to get a touring car?
When Jones went into bankruptcy what he-
came of his machine? Every year Mrs. Brown gets a
new model, how does she dispose of her present model?
The answer is the some ball of them—they have been
listed in this paper and occurred by the wide awake readers
ofth'e Classified Ads. Turn to it now and see what we
‘ mtallnng' about!
Read the Want Ads in
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