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Evening journal., 1907-07-01
THE OSBORNE
HOTEL STERLING

Kentucky Ave. and Beach. fireproof; W.
I, Finch. owner who built and conducted
the Sterlins seasons 19oo-1g03, announces
that the house Is once more under his
personal management Everything first
class Special July rates, $3.50 weekly
and upwards.
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slfERIFFs sALE-DY VIRTUE or A
writ OF Levari Facias. TO me directed
Will be exposed 10 Public Sale az the
Court House. on Market street between
Tenth and Eleventh streets IN the city OF
wilmington, New Castle county, Della
ware.
ON THURSDAY.
THE nth DAY OF JULY, 1907,
At 10 o'clock a. m.
the following described real estate. viz.
All that certain piece or tract OF land
with thc buildings thereon erected, situ-
ate in Christiana hundred, New Castle
county and State OF Delaware. bounded
on the north by the middle Of the public
road leading past Kiamensl station; on
the South by the m ddle OF the Delaware
and Western railroad' on the East BY
lands now OF Theodore Simpson and on
the West BY lands now or late Of S. Fan-
ming. containing two acres OF land more
seized and taken in execution as the
property of Elizabeth -. Boyd, surviving
mortgagor and Elizabeth r. Boyd admin
istratrix Of william A, Boyd, deceased.
mortgagor. and 10 be sold hv
HENRY STAFFORD. Sheriff.
sherlffs Ofhte. Wilmington. Del
June % 1907
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SHERIFFS SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ of Levari Facias. TO me directed
win be exposed 70 Public Sale. at the
Court House. on M1rket stree. b'tWccn
Tenth and Eleventh streets. In the C ty
Of Wilmington. New Castle county, Dell
aware.
on TUESDAY
THE 18TH DAY OF JULY. 1907.
At 10 o'clock. a. M,
the following described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot p'ece or parcel Of
land with three-story brick dwelling
house thereon erected situate IN the city
~ Wilmington. New Castle county and
state Of Delaware. bounded and described
as follows. TO W.T.:
beginning on the southerly side OF Sew
enth street. between Lombard and Pine
streets. at one hundred and thirty feet
and ten and a half inches from the east
erly side OF Lombard street: thence
southerly and parallel TO Lombard street
eighty feet: thence easterly and parallel
to Seventh street eighteen feet; thence
northerly parallel TO the first mentioned
line eighty feet TO the aforesaid side OF
Seventh street and thence thereby vest
erly eighteen feet TO the place Of begin
Ming. be the contents thereof what they
may.
seized and taken IN execution as the
property Of Philip Mullkn. administra-
tor OF Anna Mull'kin. deceased n1ortgagor.
and Philip Mullikin, surviving mortgagor,
and to be sold by
HENRY STAFFORD, sheriff.
sherin's Office, Wilmington Delaware,
June 26. 1907.
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BOARD WANTED


WANTED Business lady wishes board
and comfortable home with refined fam-
u.s. west side, terms reasonable. Apply
Il. H.. Journal office. j21-2t
WANTED Board Tor four peorie an
country farm house preferred. Apply IL.
J., this office l-9-ot
Evening journal., 1907-07-01

FOR sAI.E-50x150 feet lot on jackson
street between Lowering and shaicrosu
Aves., Curbcd. paved and severed. Apply
to S. r. Belts. West Fourth street. or
zoos King St. js-1m
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wedding Or M.ss ~, ~, . ~ July 1.-The
daughter g. MSS Is. Elizabeth A Morton.
r,ors,,' go, p Mr. and Mrs. Alersnsl- I
ans nosan n. Morton. Of Southampton 'a,yAInaes
az o@o -, Mr. Sidney S. Brecss ''.e"' ~, z r.
Hraaar 3, VT and Mrs James sloest som
oreese' whose engaeenset lawrence
Evening journal., 1907-07-01

hnd aboulbne year ago.
in st. tldrew's Dune
pm 20.
ltat hi waFing have not
.to IFan ~. y, -, ~ -,
frm " y .s,,Hf ~. - .oistt,,Se !
ann ~ soe
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MORTGAGE BROKERS'.

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MONEY 40 LOAN on desirabls first
mortgages on city properties ia amounts
to suit. HAWKINS = CO. ~ Marke1 St
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rs
FOR SA

Houses, all kinds and sizes. eH
Lots n any section OF the city fssSA
suit purchaser Farms IN any section dz
sired, we have good business propositions
Tor quick buyers. Local stocks for sale,
guaranteed s per cent dividends. II you
wish TO trade for large or small properties
consult ms ifst. we are specialists IN
ql things pertaining to REAL ESTATE
asFd INSURANCE. nothing too large for
US to handle. we oan furnish anyhkne IN
our line our advise Is free for the ask
ing we sell with a guarantee We credit
our success 10 our satisfied clients hon
esty and square dealing Ia our motto; we
make personal investigation before SELL
Ing. II you wish Information regarding
any properties FOR homes or investment
In any seotlon Of the United States or
foreign countries we oan set II for you;
we are the only members In Delaware Of
the Central Association which has
membership Of over 1000. Estates nian-
aged rents collected, monthly settlements,
Insurance OF all kinds. none but best com-
panies represented, expert accountants
and patent advisors Patents for e.de
r. n. AfcEVILLT Co.
62a W. Fourth 81, Will Del
Oman nvrnIwua E.4I4 Uhrmon
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HELP WAN


WANTED hsx xperle t1ie
cloak and suit store #baum'
Market ST. J.
Evening journal., 1907-07-01

WANTQeD--A good. plain German cook
S. wusk Cooks. chambcrmafds half
grown girls and help for nouscworh and
Tor country. German 1ntellig@nce Ofhce
500 Madison street.
als-eod-tf
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on TUESDAY.
THE lgTH DAY or ITrT.Y 1907

At 10 o'clock. a. M.
the following described real estate. viz.
an that certain lot or piece OF land
situate IN Christiana hundred. county
and state aforesaid and bounded rs fol-
lows. 70 wit.
Beginning at the intersection OF the
westerly side Of Union street at eighty
feet wide with the northerly side of a
road forty-ninc feet VIDE Commencing
al the westerly side Of Union avenue at
the distance Of four hundred and six
fcct more or less from the middle OF the
krnnem road sixty feet wide: thence with
said side Of said road six hundred feet 10
tho easterly side of Terrace Lane" fifty
feet Wide: thence with said side OF Ter
race Lane" four hundred and rinety-four
fctt more or less to the middle OF the
Kennett road; thence with the middle Of
Kenneth road six hundred and eight feet
more or less 20 the westerly side OF Union
street, and Herewith southerly four hum
drcd and six feet more or less 20 the
pace of beginning, be the contents what
they may. with the free and uninter-
rupted use forever OF the road forty-nine
feet wide above mentioned. and Of Ter
race Lane"
scizcd ard taken IN execution as the
prorer'v Of Ella TT Southland. adminis-
traitor d. b. nf PHILIP Combs, deceased.
and to be sold by
HENRY STAFFORD. Sheriff.
sherin's Office, Wilmington, Delaware
Juno 90 1907
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On II TNDAIl
rsfrr. 4nr1stt flttr a1r ffrf ,

sHERIFF's sALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ Of Levari Facias 10 me directed
will be exposed 10 Public Sale at the
Court House. on Market street, between
Tenth and Eleventh streets. IN the city
Evening journal., 1907-07-01
REAL EsTATE FoR REM.

FOR RENT-Store. 407 shipley ST. Also
two large rooms with modern Improve.
mcnts. Private entrance. Address i01 Ship
ley st. jyi-tf
Evening journal., 1907-07-01
sHERIFF's SALES

SLERfFFS SAbE.-BN VIRTUE OF A
writ of End plu Levari Facias, TO me
directed will be exposed 20 Public SAFE.
AT the Court House, on Market street
between Tenth and Eleventh streets, ia
the city OF Wilmington. New Castle
county. Delaware
ON TUESDAY
THE 18TH DAY OF JULY, 1907,
At 10 clock, a. M,
tho fOlloWiu4 described Hcli Estate, viz
All that certain lot, piece or parcel of
land with a dwelling house thereon erect
ed, situate In the city Of Wilmington,
aforesaid, bounded and described as FOL
lows, to Wit
Beginning at the corner formed by the
intersection OF the southeastcrly side OF
Washington street and the northeasterly
side Of Eighteenth street; thence north
easterly by sad side Of Washington
street. one hundred and nine feet. six
inches to a corner: thence sOuthcastcTls
parallel with Eighteenth street. one hum
dred and hfty feet 10 another corner
thence southyes'erly parallel win Wash
ington street one hundred and nine feet
six inches 10 the said side OF Eighteenth
street: and thence thereby northwestern,
one hundred and fifty feet 10 the n'ac'
of beginning. be the conurnis thcreo
what they NAV. Subject. however TO tn
Ngulatlon and restriction that no build
ings shall be erected upon said land al
less distance than forty feet from th
building line on said side Of Washing
ton street or at a less distance thar
twenty feet from the building 'ine on s-I
side OF Eighteenth street
Seized and taken In execution as ~
property or Julia A. p, Adnir. executr
OF George NJ GALLAGHER. deceased morl
Eagor. and to be sold by
HENRY STAFFORD. Sheriff.
shcrin's Ofncc, Wilmington, Del
/ June e. 1877
ivi-2-5-9-Il-13-l5
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NVANTED--Lad to learn this husbnesa
Lawrence Hairdressing School. 20i5 Wal
lace ST.. Philadelphia j2i-9t
Evening journal., 1907-07-01

WANTED, GIRLS Hosiery Knittera,
Hosiery Loopers, Hosiery Members. Hos
iery Boardors. steady work and good pay
the year round. IN the nnest min in the
city. Delaware Hosiery. Mfg. Co. Fif-
tcenbh aud Walnut sts. m2i-u
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-10
vASSAlBORO.

The Nassalboro Ladies' Aid Society
of this village will hold their annual
sale Thursday afternoon. Dec. II, at
Odd Fellows hall.
Miss Alice Barton. little daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Barton Of Water
vile. visited her aunt, Mrs. Mary
Whiting, in this village last week.
Miss Helen Low is confined to the
house by illness. Her many friends;
hope for 4 speedy recovery
School commenced in this district
Monday, Dee. 9, with Miss Belle Gom
of Sidney, teacher This is her sec
ond term of school in this place. Miss
Golf is a fine teacher and gives good
satisfaction To both parents and
scholars.
Mrs. A. Hamilton of North Vassal-
boro was in the village Saturday call
ing on friends.
Miss Grace Lewis Of Gardiner is
visiting at Oak Grove cemetery.
POPE AVENUE-Prof. and Mrs
George l.. Jones of Oak Grove Semin-
airy were guests of Mr.. and Mrs Al
len w. Pinkham Sunday.
Miss Marion Pope visited friends in
Waterville several days last week
Rev. and Mrs. George H. Pope en-
tertaned friends from Winslow sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Whitney and son
Stanley We're callers in the place Sum
day
80 ~ ,Jc.
in Winslow Saturday
Christine Webber was caller at
Mrs Robna Webbcr's Saturday.
WEST GARDINER.
SPEARS CORNER. Charles
Samuelson, returned last week from
Stonelain. Mass. where he was called
| by the sudden death Of his brother
John Nestor. former resident of this
place.
Samuel Smith was at the Corner on
Saturday.
The Ladies Aid of the Free Baptist
church met last Wednesday with Mrs
Sarah Emerson.
| The Ladies Club, composed of ladies
| living in the vicinity of the Indiana
Road. met Tuesday afternoon with
Mrs. Fred Goldsmith. Refreshments
| were served and an enjoyable time re
ported.
William Brann. who has been i'll al
his homo on the Indiana road. is i'm
proving.
Idcll Blasdell is enjoying a vaca-
ton with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. +
p. Blaisdell. The latter part of the
month he will enter the employ n
| Babcock & Sharp of Lewiston.
Mrs. Charles Colby has purchase
the Len Merrill farm on the Pond road
The transfer Of the Daniel Hildrcti
farm where the family have resided fn
a number Of years is expected To b.
made shortly.
George l.. Rogers Of Litchfield was
caller at the Corner on Sunday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-10

UNIVERSITY OF MAINE
New Heating Plant Is Completed and
In Operation,

Orono. Me. Dec. S-(SpeciaD. The
trials for the University of Maine ORA :
matte Club were held Saturday About
40 men tried and although the committee
has chosen the men for the principal
parts. they are still undecided as to men
for many Of the less important charac-
| ters. The play to be given is when We
Were 2l''
Inc new heating plant is now complet-
ed and the college buildings and frater-
nifty houses are being heated in a most
comfortable manner.
The architects and engineers are r. D.
kimball Co. of Boston, represented by w
+. Brown. The contractors of the power
house are the j. W. Bishop Co of Bos-
ton Tne Brandlee Chairman Co. have
mad the contract for the heating and the
r. ". johns Manville Co. has had charge
of The underground conduit work. The
stack was built by the kellogg concern of
New York City. 1t is placed at the south
west corner Of the power house, is 100
feet high and built of light colored brick
The power plant is near the southern en-
trance to the campus on the opposite side
l.
CINE room is 17l5X4O feet. including the
pump pit, which has the dimensions of
17i%xs feet This room will remain unfin-
ished this year with the exception of the
pump room, which will contain two
Wilmington pumps for pumping all the
! condensation of the entire plant back into
the boilers
The boiler room is 4Ox42 feet and has
accommodations for four boilers Of $50
horsepower each The proposed oval
pocket. which will not be built this year,
will be 41x32 feet. This will he built on
the western end of the power house, fac
ing the Saltwater river. This winter the
coal will he carted on the ice across the
| saltwater from the railroad. but at a
| later date an overhead coal carrier is to
be built. il
A set Of Fairbanks scales is Installed in
the boiler room 10 register the amount
of fuel consumed. 1t is expected that the
new heating plant will effect a great saw
| ing of fuel
| The heating arrangements include high
and low pressure systems. The low pres
| sure will utilize all eXpanse Of the en-
gineS and what necessary steam is needed
to heat eight OF the larger buildings. All
of the other buildings, including the fra
| ternity houses are to be heated on the
| high pressure line. The Beta Theta Pi
house. Kappa Sigma house, and Mt. Yer
non house. however. are connected i'm
mediateiy with the plant. This line has a
! pressure of about 40 pounds. with reduc-
ing valves at each of the buildings. as a
result of which one pound of steam will
| be kept on the buildings at all tines. the
condensation of which will flow ny gray
! ity 20 the pump room. where it will be
returned to the boilers by the two Wirth-
| ington pumps. The high pressure will
also furnish heat for cooking at the COM
mons and for experimental work. The
cost of the plant is estimated at S4o.~W.
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No Clue Yet as to
Children's Fate

Brorliton. Mass, Dee. 9Th" Brock
ton rrSnl vOir in Avon was dragged to-
day without result III an effort I" find
the bodies of The missing children Of
John Ban and Mary. aged nine and
Thomas, aged seven, who disappeared
last Monday TIC water was lowered
in the rs servoir about two feet and The
bottom, Of the pond near the outlet was
then dragged for several hours. But
nothing TO Indicate that the children
met their death there vas revealed.
TIE search OF the reservoir viii prob
ably be continued tomorrow.
1t developed TO-DAY that the mother
and her children were seen on Tuesday
night at s o'clock near SullivanS lane,
in Avon. about mile from their home.
i to today the evidence has been that
tn were last seen on Monday
Reports received today from the
Taunton Insane asylum. where Mrs
Ecu i. detained. indicated that she IS
showing improvement, both mentally
and phvsically 1t had been thought
that on account of freezing the wom-
ans hands might have to be an!putat-
20. but The doctors expressed The opin-
! would not he necessary and that Mrs
| F.lrs feet, which also were frozen
would heal
Efforts were made today to Obtain
more definite information from Mrs
| Pail concerning what had become OF The
children, but the woman did not depar
from the. story previously told I" tn
erect that the little ones had beer
given to a kind lady in an automo
| bile.
civ Marshal Kingman attaches con
siderable importance to stories t"ri mn
,nday py Mrs. Meurling and Mrs
o-Bren, residing near the reservoir II
| Avon, in which they claim 10 nav
heard loud cries Of distress in the wood
not far from their homes TueSda!
morning, shortly before I O'Clock.
II has been suggested that Il profeS
sjdnal diver be engaged to assist th'
pulicn in searching the bottom OF IN
r, s-rynir, q portion Of which baihe
dragging because of growths.
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ACCIDENTALLY KILLED.
Clyde LoughIin. Great Pond, Me-. Shot
While Hunting.

Ellsworth. Me. Dec. 9.-Ciyde
Ioughlin, % years old. son Of John
I.oughlin of Great Pond, was shottahu
killed accidentally while hunting near
aurora. - miles from here today.
Lpughton. Urban Dickey ana g. " At
cher left their companion leaning on
the barrel Of his rifle while they start
q, on a further quest for game. They
had not gone far when the report OF
I.,ughIin's rife was heard. They ran
bick and found their friend lying on
~ back. His rifle had been dis
charged accidentally. the ball passing
+ rough an arm and his head. Loughlin
died tonight.
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Aches nc Pains.

You know by experience that the
aches and pains of rheumatism are
Mt permanently, but only temporarily
relieved by external remedies
Then why not use an internal
rcnedy-Hoods Sarsaparilla. which
cnrrects the acidity Of the blood on
: hich rheumatism depends and cures
tie disease?
This medicine has done more for the
rheumatic than any other medicine in
the world.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-10
COUNTY NEWS
'kENkEBEC.
CHELSEA.

The Sunday school, Grange and
EeighborhOOd in general will unite in
having a Christmas tree and enter
tain,nent at the chapel Christmas eve.
Dec. "A. The children will entertain
with songs and recitations. Santa Claus
is expected and all are cordially invIt-
ed to enjoy the Festivities
Several merry parties of the young
people in this vicinity have been en-
joying some very good skating the past
week on Mr.. Morgan's pond.
Frank Patterson Of Waterville was o.
recent visitor at his aunt's. Mrs. y. NJ
Hemenwa!'S.
Miss Nellie Corbin of Randolph pass
ed Sunday with friends in town.
The little Norton children who have
been passing several weeks with their
aunt. Mrs. F.. Fl. Collins, returned to
their home in West Gardiner Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs c. H. Green of North
Pittston were callers in town Sunday.
Mrs. Alice Patterson and Miss Nav
MarsCn of PittstOn passed Sunday with
Mrs. n. NJ. Hemenway.
Bert Collins is confined to the house
by the measles.
Taxpayers in the town should hear
in mind the new law and pay their
taxes before the 3lst of this month.
otherwise property will be advertised,
as the law demands.
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NORTH MONMOUTH.

Mrs. Josephine S Marston of North
Monmouth is ono of the ur-to-date pro
prcsSive farmers She has rrInOdelcd
her house inside and painted it outside
in rich delicate color", which makes il
n very attractive place. She has q 'arg"
farm and stocked with Ii COWS 10 head
of Young stock, besides Il fancy pair Of
oxen three good horses and u hogs, ana
n great flock of hens.
Rev. Harold T. Young now pastor Of
an advent church ut Bath. has sold
his rlace at North Monmouth 10 Warren
NJ. Withers of Auburn.
Mr.. Cool, and family of Mansfields.
Mass. have moved on to the farm pur-
chased Of Charles Robinson situated on
Sack street
It is reported that ]. Perley Gordon has
sold his half interest in tire farm ana
grist mil! to his partner. walter Whit
ney.
George Canwell has moved his family
to North Monmouth for the winter :"
that his children can attend school. re
has rent Of =. f. Towle
Arthur Hanson who has been Very SICK
for ten weeks is slowly improving
clinton W Gordon who has been ii
falling health for tho past six months
does not seem to improve.
Miss Ada Jeffrey and Maud Lancaster
Of Dexter went to Pennington Normal
school Tuesday.
Mrs orrin F King has gone to Au-
burn to pass the winter with her daugh-
tor. Mrs w. NJ Withers.
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WEST SlDN EY.

Preparations are being made for the
annual Christmas exercises and tree to
be held a. the BAPTIST church on Christ
mas Eve, Dec, u.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover and NJ. and Mrs
league of North Augusta were callers at
Augustus Dyer's Sunday
The friends of Miss Ellen Lyon vii! BE-
rlea .eG to know that she is recovering
from a very serve attack o: bronchitis
and is now able to set up some.
Mrs c. II. Lovejoy has been III Of
stomach trouble and confined 70 neI ned
weeks.
Mrs. Mary A. Davis is sick with bron-
chitis.
Mr.. and Mrs F. r. Wellman Of, Au-
gusta were at l.. H. Wymans Sunday
Ernest Keene of Augusta passed sun
d2v with his mother Mrs. Mary keenc.
Miss Bessie Mills has returned homo
from W j. Ayers. where she has been
for the rast three weeks
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-12-10

Emperor Joseph of Austria twice a wee K
holds an audience. when he is accessible
70 the richest and poorest Of his subjects.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-26
JUNIOR BOWLING LEAGUE.
Schedule Out for Another Competition
on the Alleys.

opening games in the Junior Bowlin
Leagues competition will be rolled Novem-
Der 5. The matches are all to be bowled
on the Enterprise alleys in Orange. The
teams which will compete are the En-
pire Colts. the Enterprise Colts, the Wa
verlys, the Newark Centres, the ALI
Americans and the %Spaldings. The sched-
ule follows:
Tuesday. November 5-Empire Colts vs..
Enterprise Colts.
Wednesday. November e-waverly VS..
Friday. November s-All-American VS..
Spalding.
Tuesday. November 12-Empire Colts VS.
Spaldfngs.
Wednesday, November 1S-Bnterprise
Cons VS.. Waverlys.
Friday. November 15-Newark Centres
vs.. All-AmericanS.
Tuesday. November 19-Empire Colts VS.,
Newark Centres.
Wednesday. November 2o-All-Amerioans
VS.. Waverlys.
Friday, November 22-Enterprise Colts
Tuesday. November 26-Empire Colts VS..
All-Americans
Wednesday. November 27-Enterprise
Colts VS.. Newark Centres.
Friday. November 29-Waverlys VS.,
Tuesday. December 3-Empire colts VS..
huNtIlyS
Wednesday, December. 4-Newark Cen.
tres VS.. Spaldings.
Friday. December 6-All-Americans VS.,
Enterprise Colts.
Tuesday. December 1o-Empire Colts VS..
Wednesday, December 11-Newark cen.
tres Vs. Waverlys.
Friday, December 1s-spaIdings VS.. All.
Tuesday. December 17-Brnpire Colts We
Spaldings.
Wednesday. Dece,lber 1s-Enterprise
Colts VS.. Waverlys.
Friday December 2O-Newark Centres
vs.. All-Americans
Tuesday. December 24-Empire Colts VS.
Newark Centres.
wednesday, December 25-All-Amerlcans
FRIDAY Dec mber 27-Enterprise Colts
Tuesday. December s1zEmpire Colts VS.
wednesday, January 1-Enterprise Colts
vs.. Newark Centres.
Friday. January 3-Waverlys VS.. Spald.
Tuesday. January 7-Empire Colts VS.
Waverlys.
"wednesday. January s-Ncwark Centres
VS.. ~Spaldings.
Friday January 1o-All-Americans Va
Enterprise Colts.
Tuesday, January 14-Empire Colts VS.
Wednesday, January 15-Newars Centre,
Friday January l7~-spaldings VS.. All,
Tuesday. Janua y el-Empire Colts vs.
Weednesday January 22-Enterprise Colt.
AhhrAid @s,i%S January 2i7Newark Centres vs.
Nd e@ssaay eie5 at2aaary 2s-Empire Colts vs.
VS.. Waverlys.
Friday. JanuarN, AZ noto.r.s.o C.t.
Spaldings. Noi's VI