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WAshington,

Cleveland ...l ! . q n o. o
Washington .........0 r 3 : O o Ill
C,o STmmaEx; ErrorsMcha Harris o..
Two base bits-Menosky. Graney. Sacrifice
hit-Rice Sacrifice nies-Ainsmith. Stolen
hases--Roth 90. Harris CO.. Speaker.
Wambsganss. Rire a.. Leonard. Morgan
First base on errors-Cleveland. 1: Wash
washington: Double piay--shank Nor.
gan to Foster Bases on balls-nn Harper.
on coumhe. l: OF Morton. !: Of Coveieskie.
by LHhns"n. s: by Kicpfer. .: by coumhe. :
by Covsleskic. ,. Hit Inv pitcher--by Joh !.
Balk-Coumbe: Passed ,.nii-Ainsmith. Hits
Inn HARPER. ! in 80: off oaiiIa. 2 in
SON in : innings: m KEEPER. in 9 ia
Morton. {? in Innings: on coSeieskIe. 2 In in
innisEs. Umrircs. Hildcbrand and Con-
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corhett Chnirman of Committed.

NEW YORK. August 27.-James J.
OF the world. was named to-day as
chairman Of the war department on
athletic instruction. which will teach
States army encampments. The COM
mittce, besides Corbett, will include
Sergeant Norman (Kid Mccoy Selhy
Professor Mike Donovan. of the New
Michigan. of Amherst College. and
Robert Edgren. New York. secretary
The committee met to-day and formu-
Of the most famous boxers and boxing
instructors in the United States to aci
under the direction OF the committee
in teaching boxing to the soldiers. The
plan will be put into effect within a
week or two.
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Athletics May Be
Abandoned at Virginia

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. August
21.-At meeting of the Athletic
Council of the Unirersity of vir-
Etnin IL was voted so recommend the
abandonment OF all intercolle Sinte
athletics mt the university for the
coming year, except for the fresh
man class. This would mean the
cnncclinE OF the football achedule
for this fall az we'll nv the aprinE
baseball season. No definite action
has been taken pending the decisiOn
of President E. A. Alderman. who In
In the Adirondack.
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Now Is a Good Time
To Treat Your Catarrh

searches out the germs of, Catarrh,
which infest your blood. and chases
them entirely out OF your system. It
is by far the most satisfactory treat
mont for tho disease. because IL reaches
down TO It's very roots and gets at tho
cause. Write to-day for full Informal
ton. and expert medical advice regard
ing tho treatment OF your own case.
Take advantage of this chance to-day.
Address Swift Specific Co.. Dept. Q 26s.
Atlantis, Ge.-Adv. -2 80 ssS..,.,.5e n. =
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THIS GAME WAS ERRATIc

CLEVELAND. August 27-washinr-
ton won an cratic game from Cleve-
land to-day II to q Cleveland took
3oor work. aided by Harris's error
sent Washington into the lead again in
The sixth. Johnson was credited with
he defeat.
Cleveland worked a triple steal IN
The NTH. Roth scoring while Harris and
NamhsE2nss advanced. Twelve bases
were stolen by the two teams The
game took three hours and ten minutes
to PLAY. The score:
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BIRDS BOW TO ROYALS

MONTREAL. August 27.-Thc Nom
,re5l nine defeated the Baltimorr Birds
mere This afternoon, 10 ;. IN the
nlntn INNING for their second straight
victory in tho three game series
nome run by Zimmerman in the fifth
Win two men on bases: tieo up the
.ccte' "hllc smith singled with two
on in the ninth driving in the winning
rum Tie score:
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Mild weather aid treatment.

Don't be misled into thinking that
your Catarrh is gone. The first touch
with all its discomforts.
But this is an excellent time to
thoroughly cleanse the blood Of the
germs Of Catarrh.' and be forever rid Of
the troublesome sprays and douches
that can never cure you.
s. s. s.. tho great blood puriner,
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Ph{iadel0hfa.
Totals....N 0 427le Totals. as 81 q

'Batted for Soihoron in eighth
Score by Innings: r.:
81. Louis ~ " v " v w
SUMMARY: Er,o,sSssler Sloan; as sot h !,
Prat; 10 Lavan to Sisler McInnis to Witt;
Smith to Lawn to Pratt; Grover ITO witt
hases-Ja Jameson. schanE,, Witt. Bases on
out-by Sothoron. 4: by Seibold. l.. Pitch
Ing record-of sothoron. 10 hits In in
phia, T. Time. lA5. Umpires. Moriarity
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WHITE SOX MAKE GAIN

CHICAGO. August 27.-Chicago gain
cd a iuil game on Boston In the Ameri-
can League Dennant race to-day by
shutting out New York. to o, while
Detroit won from Boston. The White
SoN now are three games ahead Of
boston.
Shawkey handed the game to Chi
caEo in the seventh inning. He walk
ri Felsch. Gandil and Schalk. ana Man
aCcr Rowland then sent Eddie Muir nh "
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PHiLLIES HIT BALL HARD

PHILADELPHIA. August 27.-Bard
errors by Hornsby and Snyder, gave
Philadelphia the victory over ST. Louis
TO day. to 4. The visitors pounded
Mayors delivery hard and led until
the seventh. Then Hdrstman was
knocked off the rubber md his sue
cessor. Doak. was touched up for two
singles before being succeeded By
Ames. The score:
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Tota!s..5i "'@5 II To,als...33 s - Is
80 out whom winning scored.
IEaltlno;e ............. o . IA
Srnimary: Errors - McCauey Madden
Strykor Home run-Zmmcrmsn stolen
pas IBmos', Moran. pamrsu rur,cll. Sac.
r!ntS hlts-Fcws'cr. Danrau. Struck out
by T:nn!e; .: by s,ryEcr 4 Rases On balls
or Triple. $: of StryiIet ;. Passed balls
Madden Left on has"s- Baltimore 0. Mon
treai. H. Time Of game go" Urnpires.
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CHICAGO.
New York
Totals....2s "a 10 Totai-....e7 ??
'Batted for Alexander in eighth.
tBatted for Cicotte In seventh.


New York.............. 0 o 90
Chicago ................ o IS
High. Three-base hit<HiEh. Bases on
out-by Cicotte. S: By Shawkey, 8. Double
plays-PeckinpauEh to Pipp: Risberg to- E.
Collins to Gandil. Time of game. $50. Cm-
pires. Owens and O'I.ouEhlin
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New High Price for Cattle.

TOY 4fSSUCIuVcU fTcSS.J
CHICAGO. August 27.-Choice beeyes
sold to-day at the Union Stock Yards
at $1,000. new high price record for
cattle On the hoof. The new figure
was so cents higher than the record
price established last week.
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COOPER DEFEATS GIANTS
PIRATES LEFT.HANDER is
TOO MUCH FOR LEADERS
Victory Makes Second Time He Has
Shut Ont McGraw's Boys on
Polo Grounds.

NEW YORK, August 27.-Pittsburgh
defeated New York in the first game
OF three game series mere to-day,
to O. Cooper. Pittsburgh's left-hand
ed pitcher. won his third game of the
season on the Polo Grounds. ana the
second one by l-to-0 score. Score:
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DODGERS DOWN CHICAGO

BROOKLYN, August 81 = BROOKLYN
punched single. a triple and a home
run IN the hrst inning and triple,
a double and four singles in the mr.
inning Of to-oay's opening game with
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REDS FINALLY WIN ONE

BOSTON. August 81 Errors by
Third Baseman Smith. OF Eoston. onen-
cd the way for the scoring of all four
two runs off Regain were earned
Pitcher John w. Scott reported. TO the
Boston club to-day from Nashville. The
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BUNCH HITS AND WIN
TIGERS DEFEAT BOSTON
WITH BABE RUTH HURLING
BfnElcS by Cobb. James and Veach
With LeNfs's Error Causes the
Downfall of Champions.

DETROIT. August .-Detroit
punched hits off Ruth to-day. and de-
feated Boston. to /. Hits by James,
Witt and wild throw by Lewis gave
Detroit three runs in the NTH aud
TWO more came in the eighth OIL =
base on balls and Burns's home run
over the left-field fence. Score:
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To.als..es s2tll Totals....2s I'll 81 s

'Batted for Douglas in sixth
IN. Wheat ran for z. Wheat in sixth.
Chicago ,............... % / o OF
Brooklyn ..............ao -
summary: Error-KilduH. Home run
Stencil Three base hi,s-Mycrs. Coombs. T..
son. Sacrifice hits-Milier (2l. stolen base
Olson Double play-o Rourkc and Daubert.
Wild pitch-DouElas. Bases on balls-ofY
Coomhs. 2. Struck out--by Coombs, !: by
Douglas. 4: by rrcndergast 3 Left on bases
and EranS6rld
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-, tWeIVuU NNNUCIht10n.
~ 81: Parl-St. Paul. 4: Toledo, l.
- Mtlwa ~kee-Milwaukee-L Louisville
!. Al, a, Kan.es.. clty--Ksnsas city-lndian-
/, At MrInea.,olis-Minnea polls -colum.
bus S@Ae played previously.
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SCHULTZ IN GREAT FORM

BUFFALO, August 27-SchultZ was
in great form this afternoon. and while
he was checking tho Bison swatsmi,hs
the GraJs were hammcrinC the slants
of Pitchers McIanc and Jaynes for six
teen hits and eight runs. giving the
visitors tn" verdict in the Opening
Eaahe OF tn" series by an s-to-3 count
Tho ScOre:
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BROWNS GET FOUR HITS

ST Lotus. August 27.-Seipold held
st. Louis 10 four hits. and Philadelphia
shut out the locals to-day, to 0.
Not Brownie got beyond second base.
The visitors pounded Sothoron for ten
hits and we're helped by three costly
errors. The score:
ph{Ia dell
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ST, Louis .....n n q q I 4 n n 81
Philadelphia .......o 0 o q O Is
Left on observation-disclosures. 5: ST Louis s.
o-base hits--Hornsby. kiIlif.r. Pauiette
Sacrifice hiis-Horstman. Baird. Stolen bases
,nNiehof. Double plays-Baird TO Miller 10
pau'cttc: Hornshy to Miller to PauIette
ia ncIoft 10 Niehon to Luderus PitchtnE
Tsco5d: or Mayer. 10 hits in-.7 innings: OH
10 innings; of Dosk. in no Innings;
struck out--oy: Mayer :. by Render ,hn g: by
HOFFMAN. ?. Bases on halis--ofr Horsfman
HARRISON 1922 80 "' anu
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HUsTLERS LOSE TO BEARS

ROCHESTER,. y y Angus, 27.-poor
netdinG gave Newark two runs in the
IrSt inning. and they had no trouble
heatin@ Rochester. 10 l. in tie frst
OF tour-Saine series. The score:
Rochester >.,a-,.
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r,nsnIt Wv innings n.
Nrwarlt .....-....-.. . q q n n n 4
SUMMARY. Errors-Younr. Ecliv. wendell
J. Struck oUl-yy i.ohmsn, 2 by Enzmann
: ~, by oiicher-hy l.ohman. G.cwisJ
Two base hits-YounE, Haas Cam Collins
Sacrifice hits-Lcwis. Young stolen la ss-
Kelly. Double plays-Collins 20 Sche'rcr.
Kelly TO SandbcrE Bases on crrorS-Nou.
srk, Leu on base, Rochester. :: Newark.
=; FWnd r:tc t"-l.chmsn t@,. EnZmann
O'Brien. ' "'''
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY
Cincinnati mt Boston.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh at New York.
ST. Louis at Philadelphia,
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Buffalo.
Totals....3s 3 s27H Total$-..42 SIC n II
eBHtted. for McCabe in seventh
tBatted for .Iaynes in ninth.

SSoie ID? lhh'hHS' h.
Providence ............0 o 2 o 9 0-s
summary: Characterization. Hummel
Tut2iier, Thomas EARNED runs-Bunain,
?; Providence, - First base on baii,--oT
struck out--by. scnul,z. g. Home run
schnltz. Three -base hits-kopp, Thomas.
schp!sz. First base on errors-Bunalo: 1;
low Seoney.i left on basesMBnfis,oC.
, Rsoydsnssss. TO-. Umpires. Hart and Muilin.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY
New York at Chicago.
Philadelphia nj ST. Louis.
Boston at Detroit.
Washington at Cleveland
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WILL STRENGTHEN YANKs
Colonel Rupert. of New York Anrri
cans. HIM Big wad Of Coin to
Exchange for Plnyers

CHICAGO. AUGUST 27.-Thc New York
Americans are going to be strengthen
ed next year. Colonel RUPERT is out
after Walter Johnson. the Washing
ton star twirler. He is also after Clyde
Milan. outfelder: Eddie Ainsmith.
catcher, and probably Pitcher Harper.
OF tho Nationals The Yankee owner
is willing to pay 500. 900 for the quar-
tet. The deal may go through. as the
Washington club has lost money the
last two years.
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Southern Ienruc-

=, ~ Chattanooga - Chattanooga. f..
~ Rirmincham-Birminsham. s: At
~ Nashville-Nashviilc. S; Little
toniy three games scheduled
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New York,
Totals go - Il Totals....33 o "a II
'battcd for Robertson in ninth.
Score by innings: r.

Pittsburgh .............o 0 O OIL
summary: Errors Pitler. Zimmerman.
! wo- base hit-Carey. Stolen basc-Carey.
sacriiice hi:s,,Piiis5 Robertson. Double
New YORK. s.: Pittsburgh ;. First base on
trr2rs-Scw York. /; Pittsburgh. l. Bases
on bails-on Benton. /: of Cooper. l. Struck
out-by BENTON. .: by Coopcr. !. Time OF
game. 80 Cnpircs. ouiEley and Byron.
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in as pinch hitter for Cicotte. He
singled TO right. sending Felsch and
Gandil home. Schalk, who had gone
to third. then scored on u wild pitch.
Score.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY
Richmond at Toronto.
Newark at Rochester.
Providence at Buffalo.
Baltimore ut Montreal.
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Southern Association,

SOUthfrn ANH0rfnffOn,
At acknowledgements. 8: cha:ta-
nooga. A.
At Birmingham-Birmin S; At
lanta, i.
At Little Rock-Littls Rock, o: Nash
vile. S.
fOniy three games scheduled.)
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MISS DETROIT II. WINS
GOLD CHALLENGE CUP
Gar Wood Drives Boat at Average OF
o6.i miles Per Hour and
EnAily Wins.

,MINNEAPOLIS. MINI. August 27.-
MISS Detroit H.. driven by Gar Wood.
American Power Boat Association to-
night. with total of nfteen points
LOT the three thirty-miie races. tho
nrst or which was held Saturday. Miss
Minneapolis had twelve points and
Hawkeyc ii. had six. Miss Dctfoit's
average speed to-day was 56.l miles
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Rostnn .........,.... O q q f. n Al
Detroit .......... O q : n n )
T, summary: Erior-Lcwis. Two-tas. hit
Ruth Three base hitS-Burrs, Bush. Home
nnIRurns struck out-by James. !: by
gun. :. Iases on ballsNon James. 5: on
Ruth, l. Double pfay-Scott and Hobitzel
lie L:ef' on , bsses-Peiroit 8: Boston; II. Hit
Time of game. l:H. Empires. Dincen and
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National League

RESULTS YESTERDAY
Pittsburgh. !; New York, o.
Cincinnati. s: Boston, 9.
Brnoklyn. .: Chicago. /.
Philadelphia, q; st. Louis. 4.
NnUNH nt, rFt-nc
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Cincinnati
To,als3s s27is Totals. IS . (.

Score by innings: r.
G nn.,nn ....:::...",S Q 9 ~
Summary: Errors-Smith ~. Trarresscr
wo-hase hits-kopf. MaEec. POWELL. Three
hake hit-kely. Stolen bases-Rous~h Crtf-
'ith Bases on bslls-on Tyler. 3: OFF R"san,
!. Struck out-by ReSan. 4: by Tyler. q
Sarrincc ny-chasc. Passed ball--Tra grcsscr
Time OF game. l:5i. EMPIRES. Klein and
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American League

RESULTS YESTERDAY
Detroit. s.; Boston. /.
Chicago. 8: New York, o.
Washington. IL; Cleveland, o.
Philadelphia. 8; st. Louis. o.
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BROWNS FINE SOLDIERS
ST. Lonis Team Captures $500 Prize I,
Competitive Drill Against Other
American League CIui,g.

CHICAGO. August 27-Members OF
tho st Louis club are winners OF the
competitive military drill OF the Amcri :
mond Sheldon. L. S. a.. who reviewed
the club last week. announced his de-
cision tonight. The players will be
presented with $500 by President John
son. OF the American League The
army sergeant who drilled them will
ge; 500
Second place was given to the Wash
ington club. and third place to CIeve-
land. Chicago was awarded fourth
place: Roston. nth: Detroit. sixth: New
YORK. seventh: Philadelphia. eighth.
me st. Louis players were perfect in
variety of movements and punctuaIity,
and were penalized one point in DIS
ciplin" and six points in drilling.
President Johnson said that military
drilling undoubtedly would be car
ried out every season
According to percentages, I.;euten-
lHS fol
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How They Stand To-Day
international League
RESULTS YESTERDAY

Richmond. 8; Toronto, !.
Providence. b; Buffalo, 3.
Montreal. 1; Baltimore, 8.
Newurk. 4; Rochester. l..
STANDING Of CIEDS
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Tota!s....32 s =! II totals 6 sT1
Rated for Scott in eighth
tBatted for Walsh in ninth.
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Totals. ...s4 AZ All Totals. 80 q 1s
Rated for Baird In ninth
tran for Snyder in ninth.
tBattcd for kmcs in ninth
MATTED for Maver in seventh
Ran for Kilnfer In seventh
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-19
Number of Unique Dances.

Over 300 people will take part in the local production of Fl Ff of the Toy Shop, which is to be produced here under the auspices of the College club, and they are practicing daily for the big event. Besides the principals who have singing parts and lots of omedy work to train for, there are many groups used m the dances and spectac- ular features of the play. All are be- coming proficient in dialogue, steps, and songs.
 The dances in .F1 F1 are unique. People in a position to know say they are the best ever seen here. The China Dolls will compose one group through a most graceful dance and the serious faced clowns who work with them should anuse the audience for many minutes.
 Another interesting group of young ladies do very dainty dance caEed the Dance of the Paper Dolls. These girls are pretty and graceful and when dressed i1- appropriate costumes will be worth seeing The Colonial Dance of the Bridesmaids is beyond doubt the most intricate and interesting dance ever attempte& by amateurs. This is a flower garland fantasy and in the pretty and effective Janice Meredith costumes this group of women will can beauties. The Dance of the Winds is a pretty serpentfne dance and with the other groups make a play that will be liked by all
 The proceeds of the performance are to be invested in Liberty bonds as a permanent investment for the scholar ship fund.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-19
HUMOR OF THE DAY

Mrs. Russell-What is your hus- l bands average income, Mrs. Harper? Mrs. Harper-Oh, about midnight Life.
 "Why do you have all your mail sent to your office" Because there's censor at home VI Judge. Where did you get that stuff, kid ?'' "I was teached it." Preached it? Who learned you to talk that way ?''-Kansas City Journal
 50 you own your own home, Wig gins?"
 No"
 Why you told me so last month";
 "Yes. We had no cook them Browning's Magazine.
 Well, did you get any orders to- day?" asked the book agents wife.
 Yes" replied the book agent. T got two orders in one place: one was 10 get out and the other was to stay out" Cincinnati Enquirer.
 "A girl should be educated to do things for herself"
 "Yes," answered MT Cumrox. "Only sometimes I wish Gladys wouldn't in sist on doing her own singing and pi- ano playing. ng."-Washington Star.
 q say" said the office boy to the cashier, T think the guv-ner ought to I suppose he won't"
 What for?" asked the cashier.
 For overtime. I was dreaming about my work last night."-Boston Tran script.
 "when a person is blind, his hear ing is more acute," said the professor, explaining the law of compensation.
 "Oi see' said Pat. "Oi often noticed that if a man has one short leg the other is always onger."-Ladies' Home Journal
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-19
AUDITORIUM.
Plots by Foreign Spies and Thrilling Detective Work of American Secret Service,

is what keeps the action of Virginia, Pearson's latest production. Wrath of Love, always on the double quick This up- to- the minute drama will be shown at the Auditorium theatre today and tomorrow. Roma Winet, the role played by Miss Pearson, Is @ well known author. She marries keen business man and is very happy until a girl friend is placed in her husbands care by Dave Blake, her fance, when he is called to the front. Jealousy arising from perfectly innocent situa- tions which she misunderstands wrecks her happiness and she is only saved from a desperate act by Blake's re- turn. She then learns that the myste- rious meetings between her husband and the girl were connected with Blake's operations as a secret service agent Included in the cast Ere Irv- ing Cummings. Louise Bate, Nellie Slattery and Frank Glendon. Edward Connolly, the Norwich tenor with a trained voice, who sings good songs as they should be sung, is singing two of New York's latest hits, All That I Want is in Ireland and Somewhere in France is the Lily, and scoring big ap- DlauSe.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-19
PUTNAM
(Continued from Page Ten)

should be large enough to support the ear, neither contracted nor very much expanded. The cob should be dry and free from mould.
 Tips: Tips of ears should be we'll covered with kernels nearly as deep as those in center of ear.
 Space between Rows: There should be no space, certainly but very little. Large f1ints are liable to have spaces between the rows at the butt. Such spaces reduce the proportio nof corn to cob and arc undesirable in both dents and fffnts.
 Color: Uniform, bright 1ustrous col or that is typical of the variety is the ideal to be sought.
 Preparation of the Corn for Exlibi-
 tions.
 After carefully selecting the corn, keep 1t where there is no chance of the ears being damaged or broken Remove all silks and chaff Trim off the butts if necessary to give them a neat appearance. If corn is to be shipped, wrap each ear separately and tag properly.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-19
COAL MINING REGIMENTS
 FOR THE NATIONAL ARMY For Service in France Under consid eration by Secretary Baker.

Washington, Oct. 18.-Organization of coal mining regiments from min CTS already in the national army, for service in France, is under considera- tion by Secretary Baker. To ascer- tain whether such units would be ac- ceptable in view of Frances delicate labor problems, informal negotiations are being conducted between Ameri- can government officials and members of the French high commission.
 National Army members would be assigned to the mining regiments only on a volunteer basis. but government officials in touch with the unions be- 1ieve most of the 15,00o miners taken on the first draft call would offer themselves for the special service The plan does not contemplate withdraw ing any men from civil employment
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-19
TEN BELGIANS PLEADED
 GUILTY OF CONSPIRACY
They Have Been Shipping Contraband
 Goods to Germany.

New York. Oct. 1s.-Ten- ..BeIgians pleaded guilty to charges of complic- ity in a conspiracy through which it is estimated Germany received $25,0OO worth of contraband goods each week. when they were arraigned in federal court here today. It Is alleged the goods were carried to Holland on Belgian relief ships and clandestinely shipped by the Dutch across the bor- der., The arrests were made August 10. The court was told by the fed pleas for fear. in case of acquittaI they would be deported to Belgian territory where they would be tried for treason They will be sentenced later.