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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-08-09

The plan has been evolved by tno Chamber of Commerce, which has worked on the housing problem for the past three months, and will be carried out along lines laid down by City Tanner John Nolen, of Cam bridge, Mass, retained in an advisory rapacity.
 MT. No1en's report, forming vol nme of fact and figures. goes into de- tail of tho housing problem confront fnx tho city. It deprecates the spec ulation In land by outside firms who have gained a considerable control of available building land which is held at figures prohibitive to building, shows that the price of building ma ferial has advanced abnormally in the last year and crtticises the adminis- tration in it's street. sewer, school and traffic management. 1t again points out the fact that the trolley service is Inadequate. for Bridgeport. He sum- ' rizes the housing situation here as 'desperate."
 Inquiry by Noien's investigators in tho city, as outlined in the report, shows that there is big demand for cottages and better apartments in Bridgeport, "The essentials Of this better housing method recommended ere cheaper land, broad planning of the neighborhood, low density of 6cuses per aero, who1esomc modern .
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-08-09
Priests Killed As. {
 Hospital is Shelled

Berlin. Aug. 9-Several priests were killed and the prior and other priests were seriously wounded when the hos pital at Gorizia was destroyed by Ital- ian artillery. according to information received by the Oversees News Agefcy and given out today. The destruction of the hospital was effected, declares the news agency. in spite of the fact that it displayed the Red Cross flag.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-08-09
Austrians in Retreat
 Along Isonzo Front

| London, Aug 9.-The Austrians,
 pursued by Italian cavalry, have abandoned nearly all their principal positims on the lsonzo and -4Carsa fronts following the taking of Gorizia bridgehead by the Italians. according to a wireless despatch from Rcme this afternoon.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-08-09
RUSSIANS TAKE
 7,4OO CAPTIVES
 IN NEW ATTACKS

2 eetrograd, Aug. 9-Announcemen hvas made today by the war office that the xsussians have occupied Tysmien- ltsa, in Gahcia, on the river verone. s On August T. General Letchitzkys army took 7,400 prisoners. including s.5oo Germans and 65 machine guns.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-08-09
FORM MILLION DOLLAR
 COMBINE TO PROVIDE x WORKERS WITH HOUSES

Bridgeport capitalists acuaed by the need of housing e masses have formed million dollar company build and finance the immediate construction of 900 houses factory employees
 filed with the Secretary of State today The ncorpora tors are DeVer H. Warner H. H. DeLoss Charles Sanford Walter B, Lashar and David s. Day. The capital stock of
 divided into shares at $25 which will be ed to the public. .
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-08-09
McHUGH ESTATE s4as

An equity of .$425 in real estate in Milne street. is shown in the inventory submitted in the probate court today of the estate of Mary J. McHugh by the appraisers B. F. Cooney and Ed-l ward J. Fairchild. There is no psr- sonal Qropsrty.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-08-09
Teutons In Retreat.

Berlin. Aug. 9-South of the Dneister river the forces of the Cen tral Powers have been withdrawn be- hind the Niznieoff -Tysmienitse- Ottinya line. This retirement by the Austro- Germans was announced officially to- day by the German army headquarters staff.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-08-09

London Aug 9-Four persons were killed and 19 wound ca this morning when fleet of Zeppelns raded the east coast of England and the southeast coast of Scotland
 The dead include three and one child The ma7 ferial damage was heavy.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-08-09
Turks Take Towns.

Constantinople. Aug. 9-Turkish troops yesterday captured from the Russians the Armenian towns of, Bitlis and Mush, it was officially announced
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-08-09
British Troops Make
 Gains Near Pozieres

London, Aug. "A further advance 6v the British on the Sonnme front north of Pozieres was announced to- Hay by the war office.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-08-09
THE WEATHER

Generally fair tonight and Thurs- day; somewhat cooler tonight. Mod- crate northwest to north 4W1nda,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-08-09
German Troops Push
 Fighting on Somme

Paris, Aug. o-The Germans made violent attackS last night on the pc sitions taken by the French north of
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-08-09
zEPPELINS' B0MBS' KILL FOUR, |MJuRE
 SCORE DURING RAID.

Big Fleet of Arshps in Attacks English and Scottsn Ports Drop 1eo Bombs Russian Capture Thousands
 of Germans in New Offensive Movement in Eastern
 Theatre of War-Germans Gain Along Somme River
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-29

end: Malone?, quarter oact; Giiroy;
left half back McOuadc. right half
back. Wall. fun back. fD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-29
LAUREL RESULTS

LK"oghl. 'se9. k?..O. .i.s5. nrst: YsiiSwwstonr"''
~ iro%terb. 1870. s3.io. second: Chico. il
davies, 1910. third. Time. 1901 81. che
inuns. aNth"rinc Gray. Polinum. Queen Of
w ana Sarron III. also ran.
Second al bout two and a half miles
;Nnrth%o"G. u" Oh. Haynes. SD. 90. 80.
s3', ltsi: Shnnnon River. l3 ,W. Allen
t"rn!' $50 third Time. i:i2. ouel Bon
Third-SiH flrlonEs-Marsc Henry. lis Or.
Tr9Si"r.. .s:-3., geo. first: Kcatcs. iii az.
LAID $50, SIC, second; J. J. Liilis. i23
- klecr"rl. $3.50. third. Time, i:Ia Is
High Noon. ThornhiIl. Hanson and I.ady
lfarbaryy also ran.
s2as"' SO: $40. ra,: Tragedy. los { Davies.
a. 4Amhros.!: $, third. Time 40, ,baiiy
Water. Waukcag and y. *. B"nl also ran,
l;AinhroscD. $3.50. ego. $3.50. frst: TUNES
10 Ct. Parringtnn) 81, $40. second: Ninety
simplex. Ill tk.lsayb. SS.a0. third Time.
l:i5 20. Oratorilnl and Piaudits also ran.
q, bnriinsaincl, $. $40. $40. first: Dorax
Around. 90 HIensenl. saIo. third. Tine.
] -. CAPTAIN parr. Young Emblem. March
Court. Orp"th. liikcr. High Tide. Song OF
Valley. S"poc, and Fonctiornairrc also ran.
Sevcnth.nt!c and seventy VA rdS-I.ittle
Nearer: lgs Lager: $40, sa2n 4, $3.50. inst
s3sn, second: Serv!llan, IOi "a. SchutiincerS'
' ss" , '"idasi Tllmare'' SENATOR e." y'T ts:el ko. Mapisr
''ii Husn.y Tee also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-29

Work on the new home OF the Her
mltage Country Club seems to be pro-
crossing we'll. and from present indi-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-29
PLANS PROGRESS
WORK AT HERMITAGE is
PROSECUTED THEORETICALLY
course Now P%resents f'Ini.hcd Aspect.
Dnndy Location for Ten
nIN Courts.

The speed at which the links OF tile
new Hermitage Country Club are as
sumiig the aspect of a finished golf
course has astonishcd even tho most
casual observer. 1t has ueen generally
known from tho time lii" property was
taken over that an extraordinary CT
tort was being made TO get the course
IN shape Cor final seeding by Novcm-
Der |. There was at first some doubt
tina, this was possible. bu, the last
week has seen the complete success
OF the undertaking.
All green's and tees have been built
and seeded. and such fairways as re-
CURED II have also been reworked and
so~n. This leaves no work Of Il press
brush. making the creeks playable.
aud the placing Of additional hazards
may he undertaken at leisure. That
tho work has been prosecuted with
great energy is obvious to all who
are In touch with the Undertaking,
and the splendid results achieved to
date assure the opening OF the course
IN the early spring. in accordance with
the clubs PLAN
The Intelligence and precision with
which the golf committee has put into
execution the brilliant plans of the
clubs golf architect. a. ". Tillinghast,
VIII long be II source OF pride to its
inembers: and that the club will have
"A golf course Of rare distinction no
longer admits Of a doubt.
While with other interests IT has
not been necessary to push the work
10 VIGOROUSLY. satisfactory progress IL
being MADE along all lines OF develop
ment. The house plans. which have
been under consideration for several
weeks. have about been determined on.
IL is expected that an announcement
or the plans Will be made Within the
next few dag, and the work OF con-
struction begun immediately. 1t is
generally understood that the plans
provide for an unusually attractive
house. which. in addition to the rcgu-
lar appointments. viii include i num-
Der OF novel features.
The tennis contingent ig greatly
pleased over the splendid locatiuu for
courts. Actual construction. while not
yet begun. is promised III ample time
10 have the courts il. readiness for the
spring season.
The club has not We, been advised
when IT will be required TO vacate the
premises II now occupies on Broad
Street. II will. however. have its new
home in readiness by tho early spring.
therefore The worst that can hap
pen to It's members is that they may
he out OF a home for q few weeks
during the winter season.
The club Will carry practically it's
entire member ship OF 600 TO it's new
home, and the rate ut which new mem
bcrs are nov being enrolled indicates
that the limit q. membership set for
the new organization will be reached
some time before the club is ready
tor occupancy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-29
CORNELL IS sWAMPED
HARVARD AND CASEY TOY
WITH OUTCLASSED lTHACANS
Crimson Finds IA Unnecessary To Omen
HnnRihtOn's Pet Plays In Runniur lin
:3-to-O ScOrc-Scrubs Hung In.
fBy Associated Press.l
NJ Rn ,.,c ,

lBy Associated Press
MASS, October 2s.-
Harvard swainpcd Cornell on this his
toric gridiron this afternoon by a score
OF - to o. The big Crimson eleven
"ntpiaHcd the lthacans in every de-
partincnt. and probably could have run
up AN even larger score had they not
played "a safe defensive game in the
last period. Twenty-Five thousand
persons witnessed the contest. 5000 Of
whom were Comedians. who came ex-
pectinS their team TO repeat last years
After the first five minute OF play
IL was plainly seen that II was only
a case OF how big a score Harvard
wanted to run up. No one man can
be proclaimed hero Of the battle. The
M eleven depended upon ma
chinelike football to win for them. In
winning. they did not uncover any cx-
ccptiona! Haughtou plays.
Eddie Casey, tho ljj-pound fighting
lrishtnan, skirted outside tackle time
and again for nice gains. Harvard has
had three great irish backs in the
past three years. first Hurley. then
Buckley, and last year saw Mahan.
Casey may never equal the record of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-29

That wild 1rishman Casey up at New
Haven had another good day yestcr-
day and did much to save Yale from
the embarrassment of Il third success
sive defeat at the hands Of Washing
ton and Jefferson. The Ellis have never
been beaten a third time In rotation by
any one eleven.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-29

with Az much az 1t m>Iu, nave been.
after winning from Dartmouth ranked
writer's ought To excuse ~D?rtmUuth.
rather than To praise Georgetown.
Against f~ordham. Gcorgctown Will
probably line NJ as follows: CusacE.
lcft end: Mccarthy, left tackle: Sho-
walter. left guard: Anderson. center:
Frank Green, right guard: Captain
OCOmnOr, right taclsle: Whcl;ln. rirnt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-29
GEORGETOWN LAYING
FOR FnitDHAM ELl;vEN
Especial TO The Times-pispa,ch

Especial 10 The Times-Disputch.l
WASlilNGTON, ID. G., October 2S.--
Georgetown. by defeating %Fordha,n.
expects TO win The Jesuit championship
OF the East. The Blue and GRAY has
a victory over Dartmouth of which to
boast, and Coach ENendinc is now
teaching his players several forma-
lions TOR use against the Maroon at
New York on election day.
georgetown has one of the best
teams in the East this year. aud thu,
officials at tho Hilltop are rather sur
prised that tho team was not credited
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-29
MARST0M is VICTORIOUS

60 iSn.cin! 10 Thr Tine.-Dispa,rh.l
w AkRf:NTCN. VA. ortoier :s-Marsio.
Stuyycs'nt, County School here to-day in
81 Ia 6 Siuyvssant. although uutweir h.,
ny the visitors, put up q hard nigh, until
the tiid., In the third quarter Maphis In
ttro"rtrd a forward pass and scored Stuv
ycSnnts only touchdown. Cabtain Bourhc
Ici ms team IL line style. while baker AN.
MAnEis atarrc0 for StusNcsAnl. Ihn lin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-29

The Vest End u Club closed its
season yesterday with one Of the~bcs
shoots In the history of the club. That
handicap shoot for the Crenshaw Gun
was Il corker and aroused no end of
enthusiasm storr's work in the event
was exceptionally good III he descrv-
ed the congratulations that were show
cred on lin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-29

inctdentally, Carolina found a worthy
IN Virginia Military lnsti-
tute 'esicrdaN. The showing made
thus far by the Cadets and that OF
The Techs leads 70 tic promise of Il
real contest when thH teams meet in
Roanoke on Turkey DAY. Both viii
be primed. aud they vii; havc cnviable
records at their backs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-29

hahnur: i.ovcll for Wheeler. Duncan FOR
SNOW "igv:nS i"r Harris. C"orncIi-Rvcrson
Tor sanders: B"van for Carey: Sueed for
Ecn"GiCt. iinnks for Huffman.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-29

The Department OF Physical t.duca
ton OF the Richmond Public School
is to De congratulated for the long
deiayed attention II is giving girls il
the realm Of athietics> Under tn,
proper supervision and the instruction
OF careful directors. tho work Shout,
result III u,/sual Lencits for the las
sizes. IT has been long needed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-29

Turner Bethel is living up to hi.
.rrputation IS q OF the Wash
'inSton and Lee team. He WAS one o
TIL" stars yesterday in the Grilling con
test that resulted in Il tic with Georgia
Tech. IBIS work in the Wasliinetor
and ~Jcffosson game here on Novemhcr
is will bctwatclicd closely by all thos,
who knows him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-29

these three sons Of ireland. but he is
sure TO give Harvard :, find brand OF
football before he graduates.
The line plunein2 Of Horween was
powerful. and he made many big gains
through the enter of the line. His
only fault to-da was his inability 70
stay on his feet when making a plunge.
That Casey played Il beautiful defen-
sire backficld game. int%crccpting many
tackles whenever the opposition evad-
ed Harvard's forwards.
Shiverick played Il hard game for
Cornell. but he alone Vas unequal to the
task OF making much progress against
the Crimson His puntinE WAS up TO
tackling vas pitiful. If they had been
able TO bring down Harvard attacking
men better the score would have been
much closer.
Harvard added insult TO injury in the
last half by sending In many second
these green players Cornell was out
classed. The lineup:
Harvard. Position. Cornell
G9olidSs..".""..,lett snd .".."...Eckic
nadmun.".."...lett suard..... ....Miiier
center Carey
snew; .LiEn, Tuard."...A"iersan
Hartc...........right Sander
Robinson back ;......ShIverick
no, wecr......riEht half back 80. B.ncdicI
cs snH "i1n;tHii sck.~ Muller
wcen. Minot Rct.ree. Lansfori tTrinityl.
C,npirs. Bankhar, ,Dar,mou,hl. Head lines
Substitutions: Observation-Disclosures .or rar,c.
phinney Min"t for Horwccn: Hl,ch"oci, fSr
Casey; Burnham for Thatcher: Day Tor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-29

NoIE:-.A package Ct ten cigarettes made Of
all Turkish tobacco costs the smoker 10 or lsc.
A package of ten Piedmonts made of highest
grade Virginia. Carolina tobacco costs the smoker
only Sc. Why the differencei Because
Piedmonts pay no duty, no ~oeanJieigh,, no marine
n"'"'nn6e, no tsbenhive importing charger.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-23

ToS gauge %oracben muB ibon
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-23
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