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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-23
SOUTH RIVER

The Hermann Aukman Company.
has suspended operation IN several
departments and are busy at the pres
emit time taking their annual inyen-
tory of stock.
DR.. Taisey, who has been visiting
friends at the home Of Mr.. aud Mrs.
Benjamin Peterson, has returned
to his home in Liberty, N. X.
Mrs. Conrad Mark 10 visiting her
folks In Paterson.
The annual Christmas exercises Of
tha Methodist Sunday school will be
held Christmas night In the Aud1ance1
room of the church. A splendid pro-
gram OF Christmas anthems and recf-
tation will be rendered by pupiIa Of
the school. The interior will be
gorgeonsly decorated with green's
and holiday colors.
Leon Luker has i~nstaI1ed d teIe-
phone in his lunch wagon.
Tom BateIlo has opened a shoe
repairing shop In opert street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-23
BOROUGH HAS
PROVEN VALUE
Spotswood Financial Condi-
lion Excellent.
speoial 20 the EVENING NBWs.

Spectdt 10 the ~ NE S.
Spotswood, Dec. ga special
meeting of common council will be
held on Thursday evening, Decemb1r
rs, at which time the annual state
ment and report of Borough ColIec
tor John H. Dill win be submitted
for approval. The financial state
ment win show the borough's condi-
ton to be first class In every particle
lar. During the past yea many im-
provements. have been added, yet no
increase in the local tax rate noticed.
The general rate has been lowered
one point, from $1.65 per hundred
to S1.64 for the same amount, due,
principally. to a reduction OF tho
local tax.
Further, the report will show that
there 10 q tidy little sum In the road
and sinking fund, which will be used
to defray Improvements to all roads
In the spring. There ia not m finch
of unimproyed road In the borough
at the present time. which speaks
well for the change from 4 major
part of East BrunE=k township
into q municipality. The sdminia-
tration governing. headed By
Mayor A. B. Appleby, has been In
power since the ~borough's incorpor-
alton four years ago.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-23
WOODBRIDGE

There will be a Christmas tree
at the w. A. A. club house this ev-
ening. Each one is requested to
bring a present and receive one In
return. After the gifts have beer
distributed there will be dancing
and refreshments.
The Congregational Sunday
School held their Christmas tree en-
tertainment last evening.
The Presbyterian Sunday school
exercises will be held Sunday after
noon at 8 o'clock. DR.. p. j. Kahn,
OF the Congregational church. will
give an address.
Miss Edith Whitney, vice-principaI
of the high school, left for her home
at Hughsonyille. N. r. today where
she will spend the Christmas yaca-
tfon.
Miaa Helen Holmes Will spand the
Ehristmas-tide at her home In Bev-
erly.
The subject Of DR.. Kaln's lecture
Sunday evening will be, 1.-THE Fall
OF the Babylonian Empire" Last
Sunday evening, THE Wonders OF
Ancient Babylon, including It's won
derful Hanging Gardens and Sub
way" were graphically described.
- AAM |
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-23
PROGRAMS IN
WOODBRIDGE
Christmas Exercises Being
Held in Schools Today.
TO the EVENING VIEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Woodbridge, Dec. 23:-Christmas
exercises were held In the schools
throughout the township, yesterday.
In the morning the fourth, fifth and
sixth grades at School No. / carried
out the following program.
Song-O Little Town OF Bethlehem
School
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Carol ......
Natalie Berry
Exercise-The Coming of Christmas
....... Seven Fifth Grade Girls
Plano Solo-Starlight Waltz 49,.
ethel Beai
Recitation-What II ..Grace Brown
Recitation-My Christmas Teddy.
John Reilly
|Song-Like Small Curled Feathers,
White and Soft $1,000. School
Recitation-Hilda's Christmas .....
Mary Montecafva
Recitation-The Shiniest Divine -.
1850. Beatrice Thockmorton
Piano Solo-Minuet ..........
....... Marion Breckenridge
Observation-Disclosures in Other Ma
tions Nine Fourth Grade Pupils
operetta-Colonel Grumpy's Christ
al Andrew Desmond, Charles
Anness, Michael Trainer, Celectine
Romond, Josephine Farrell, Emma
Rodney. Ruth Happen. Catherine
Dee
song-Hark the Herald Angels Sing
School
In the afternoon the primary dep
artment In School No. 1 carried out
the following program:
HSong-Merry Xmas! Merry Xmas.
Recitation-If Santa Should Stumble
John de Ru6sy
Recitation-The Kittens Xmas ....
.s......... Clarence Peterson
Recitation-xmas Plans Carolyn Tier
Recitation-Santa's Surprise ......
Charles Acker
Song-Long Ago On xmas.
Recitation-santa's Sleigh ......
Racitation-Thxee Lattls Candies
Lawrence Heating. Eugene linn,
Wilson Sofeid
Recitation-When the Reindeer Were
Ill .......... Julia Markham
Recitation-What I'd Like .......
Robert Franklin
Recitation-Hang up the Baby's
Stocking ......... Mary Elias
song-oh, Clap, Clap Your Hands.
Recitation-What IL Mary O'Neill
Play-Santa Claus Visit
Seven Children
4Exercise-Xmas Fairies -. Helen
Augustine, Anna Reilly, Mildred
Valentine, Kathryn Spencer, Ethel
Weber. Ruth Mortenson. Irene Wal
ling.
Recitation-What We Did ......
Marie GeFity, Florence Huber
Recftation-Papa's and Mammals
Recitation-Mr. Santa Claus Man.. !.
..-......... William Demarest
Recitation-Scaring Santa 1888.
............ Alan Coddington
Song-0h, / Am the Little New Year
At the High School.
The following program was rem
dered by the pupils Of the Barron
venue high school at the Christmas
exercises Friday afternoon, In the
Auditorium:
song-Harkl The Herald Angels
Sing
Recitation-.The Little Christ
mas Basket. =. Elmer Wand.
'The Harbor OF Christmas
tide .... Elaine Logan
Song-0 Little Town Of Beth
lehem."
Recitation-"A schemer....s..
Ida Ohmenbiser
"The Christmas Goose" dick
ens) .s......... Robert Kahn
Plano Solo-Hargis Prall.
The feature OF the program was q
play In n act by members of the
senior and junior classes, entitled:
IA Christmas ConspHracy.n
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-23
! CRANBURY

Mrs. Frank s. Parrine and daugh-
Vile, Pa. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Perrine. Mr.l Perrine will
a Walt with her daughter, Mrs. VIII
liam Dennison, OF Newark.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Walter Wait
height and son James, of Phoenix
vile, Pa. will spend the holidays
With Hon, J. II. Goodwin and wife.
Henry Wilson is Spending a few
days with Harold Scott, son OF Com
tractor Fl. N. Scott.
John e. Erwin Is visiting his
brother, William Erwin. of BeImar.
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Suits and
Mr. n MRS. Ernest StuIts spent
Monday In Trenton and attended the
Trent.
join them over Christmas.
Miss Hmma Mershon Is spending
her vacation from Smith College
With her parents, Cashier and Mrs.
George E. Mershon.
William Debow liz able TO ba sout
again after an illness OF several
weeks.
aaiss Aua voorhees, has returned
from q visit Of soms days with Mira
Clarence Updike, OF Trenton
Mrs. Joseph G. DEFY, accompanied
by her daughters, Mrs. Thomas Ap-
plesate and Mrs. John Dorrance. or
Hiehtsrown, visited Trenton &his
week.
Mra. Beekman perrlne Is making
9 visit With Mrs. George Norton, Of
Princaten
Miss Helen Murray ID at home
from Penn hail. ChambeTabnrg. Pa.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-23

Miss Lizzie Gottlich, of Dane
street, was q Perth Amboy visitor
Friday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hoffman, of Wood
side, l.. l., is visiting her niece, Mrs.
Charles Holsworth, of Maine street,
| She will stay over the holidays.
William Davis, of Parlin, went on
a two weeks vacation to Scranton,
Pa, to spend the holidays with his
relatives. ~
The chronograph building which
stands on top of the hill at the
hill at powder works at Parliny has
been made into a first class living
apartments, It being finished with
steam heat, electric light and water,
and is now occupied by DR.. II. 4.
Flint, an expert chemist employed
In the laboratory, and formerly lived
In New Brunswick.
Harry Nuss. employed at the pow
der works. will spend Christmas In
New York with friends.
Rodman Hickman, OF Philadel-
phia, is spending the Christmas hoI-
Iidays with his cousin, Clifford Rodan,
of lower ~Sayreville.
Fred Newton who he'd his leg
broken al q ball game in South
River about two months ago, Is still
at the Memorial hospital in New
Brunswick. The plaster casting was
taken OF and the doctors find that
the broken parts have not knitted
together again, so the chances are
that his leg viii have to be taken
loi.
Miss Anna Weber. of Aiberts Hill.
was q New BFunswiek visitor We'd
nagday.
Mrs. Anna Buchnnen, Of South
Amboy visited her sister. MRS. Frank
lKoEb, ON Maine street
James HaxIoek, og ParIin, who
| waa injured b va truck lamiEnng
him against & 8R1a aho swo wAeks
A@G ha8 rAanmad hig 81 chief
@n@sM@zR Nj BAs ray Magk
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-23
GOT FOUR MONTHS BUT
NOT THE APPLE BRANDY

South Amboy. Dec. 13.-william
Connors, who claimed that his
home was In Paterson, ana John
Smith, with a home nowhere, but
formerly OF South Amboy, umbrella
members, or pretending to follow
that occupation, entered Ginterss sa-
loon In Broadway yesterday morn
ing and, In attempting to purIotn d
bottle OF apple brandy, were detect
ed in the act and were brought be-
fore Justice Birmingham who. after.
q hearing, sentenced them to four
months In the county jail.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-23
SOUTH AMB0Y

Miss Kate Bogart, of David
street, was an u OF town visitor
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Charles Carlisle, of Second
street, al q Perth Amboy visitor
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Joseph Hubbard. of Main
street, made q trip out of town yes
terday afternoon.
Charles Buckalew, of Borden
town avenue. was a Perth Amboy
visitor yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. John Lyons, of First street,
was a Perth Amboy visitor yester-
day afternoon.
Miss Helen Brown, OF Main street.
was an out of town visitor yester-
day afternoon.
Mrs. Charles Peterson, of First
street, was q New Brunswick visi-
tor yesterday.
Mrs. Elias Clayton. of First
street, was a New York visitor yes
terday afternoon.
James Brady, of John street, made
a trip out OF town yesterday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wilson. OF
Main street, were New York visitors
yesterday afternoon.
William M. Emmons, of Second
street, was an out OF town visitor
yesterday afternoon.
Miss Mary Watson, of Broadway,
was a Perth Amboy visitor yes
terday, afternoon.
was an out of town visitor yesterday
afternoon.
Mrs. Edward Let's, OF John street,
was q Perth Amboy visitor yester-
day afternoon.
Mrs. George Oliver, OF First
street, spent yesterday afternoon in
New York.
The Misses Celia and Mildred
Rubenstein, Of New York, came to
this city Thursday afternoon to visit
their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Kollish, of Broadway, and
will remain over the Christmas ho1-
idays.
d. S Mason,.o of Broadway, was
a New Brunswick visitor yesterday
forenoon.
Mrs. Trying Slower, OF John
street, was an out Of town visitor
yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Dis
brow, of Lowell, Mass, are visiting
Mr.. Disbrow's mother, Mrs. Ellen
Disbrow, OF Stevens avenue.
Norton Wheeler, of First street,
end Miss Laura Client, of John
street, win spend the Christmas hol-
days with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Wheeler, of Easton, Pa.
IN Tos- ~ n o-1z ES--Sfx~-x 49,
lege. New York, will spend his
Christmas vacation with his father,
James H. Gordon, of Augusta
street.
Mrs. Arthur Pearce, OF Stevens
avenue, Is visiting her parents in
Philadelphia and will remain until
after the Christmas holidays.
Mrs y LYoung. Of Newark.
spent yesterday afternoon with
friends in this city.
Miss Clara Peterson, Of Riverton,
Is visiting her mother, of First
street. and win spend Christmas day
at home.
It is very gratifying to the friends
OF William G. Dill to learn that he
has been awarded the annual pre-
MUM by the P. r. r. @. c., on the
annual Inspection FOR ths creates;
Improvement in track work ON Di-
vision Fl.
All members of Protective Engine
Company are requested by the treas
urer. Michael Welsh. to meet at the
engine house tonight for the tran
saction of special business.
The wife of Rev. II. M. p. Pearse,
of Main street, remains very Ill, as
there apparently Is very little i'm
provement.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-23
YULETIDE AT
SOUTH AMBOY
Pupils al School No. z Have
Xmas Exercises.
gpcelal 10 fhe EVENING NEws.

spec'at 10 me hVbNiNt ~ WE
south Ampoy, Dec zS;-Ine pro-
gram for the christmas exercises IN
pubic school NO = OF this place was
as loiloWs:
Forgotten, Poor santa
buhun
Xmas Is coming
s. Marjorie Dey, Edith FassleF
Inc Little Fir g
norman CASSIDY, Iona LUKE
the stocking vernon Aipright
santa Claus 10 Coming
Feinando Fltcn
III ..st.. Carrle StTushoim
Christmas Hlnt Heien Mltcneil
Old Decem Der Irice
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-23
GET TREAT AT
PORT READING
Money Raised al Concert
Spent for School Children.
,ior 10 ne EvENrNo NEWS.

Special TO the EVENING NEWS.
Port Reading, Dec. 23:-Christmas
exercises were held in School No. 3
here yesterday. After the program
there was a Christmas treat of ice
cream and cake with a box of candy
for each pupil. The school was at
tractiyely decorated with a Christmas
tree In each room and a Santa Claus
to distribute the candy. The money
for this treat was raised at the con-
cert given recently In Woodbridge,
$50 was realized. The money
that remains will be devoted to
school decoration and library use,
The program In the second, third
and fourth year, the Misses Inslee
and Ewing. teachers, Ia as follows:
Song-Carol, Children, Carol, School
Recitation@The Xmas Tree ....s.
Agnes FAX
Recitation-Xmas to All ........
Mary Thompson
Exercise-Sing a Song of Xmas. ~.
Paul Remak, Tony Tenaci. John
Jordano, Walter Larsen, James
Turner
Song-Jolly Old Saint Nicholas
Scnool
Recitation-Who Fills the Stockings?
Doris Leber
Recitation-A Christmas Carol $3.50.
.......... Anna Richardson
observation-disclosures Wishes ....
Mike Lozak. John Superio, Steve
Mundane, John Jacovinich, James
Hilton, Joe Harrington. William
McGettlgan
Acknowledgements Santa Claus. !.
George Deber
Reeitation-The Birds Christmas. !.
Ethel HOrney
Exercise-Letters to Santa Claus
Agnes Mccormack, Catherine Nc
Cormack, Filomena MARITIME. Mary
$500. MARITIME, Natalie Anzoyina
ISong-Santa Claus ..s..... School
MISUNDERSTANDING Christmas 49,.
Helen Quigiey
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Fairies .-,.
Pasqua Taconeta
Recitation-The Secret of Santa
Claus ......... Loretta Gibson
Exercise-Why the Bells Ring ....
Chester Horney, John Lozak, Mike
Superior,
Recitation-Santa's Helpers ......
Joe Casale
lRecitationlQuite a Stocking 1880.
........... Beatrice Woolley
Recitation-The Stars .........
Julia Lozak, Mary Barna, Pauline
.......... Morgan. Mary Jensen
Recitation-A Naughty Girl ...-..
Kate oBoyle
Song-Ring the Bells of Christmas
Scnool
The program for the first year,
the Misses Numbers and Lockwood,
teachers, Ia as follows:
Sons-A-Ghristnaas-g arof School
Recitation Hear the Bells 1890.
........... Josephine Yorcesky
Solo-The Christmas Pie $500.
$3.50. Mike DeYito
IRecitation-Old Santa is Coming =.
John Montecalvo
Recitation--Our Gifts ...........,
.......... Six Girls and Boys
ISong-S1eep Little Babe School
observation-disclosures Letter ..-..
..... Antoinette De PRIZE
|Duett-orabel overholt and George
Richardson
Observation-Disclosures Secrets 49,.
........... Grace Richardson
Recitation-What / Can Say .....
Tony Deyito
song-Old English Carol School
Recitation-What Little Folks Can
do Ofa CnAHco
Recitation-Holly Wreaths .......
Rosie Bia1ecki and Lizzie Hustack
observation-disclosures Cheer $3.50.
Tony Dorcy
Recitation-Merry Christmas $3.50.
..........f..... Mamie Tenaci
Song-The Snowfakes ,..... School
Recitation-A Christmas Riddle. /.
Bonnie MARITIME
IRecitation-...... Orabel oyerholt
Song-Old Santa Claus 49,. School
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-23
PORT READING

Mrs. q. Smith spent Thursday out
OF town.
Mrs. Walter Drafting spent
Thursday In Perth Amboy.
Mrs. James Barry was an out OF
town visitor Thursday afternoon.
MIR, and Mrs. A. Libel spent
Thursday out OF town.
Miss M. Bosgeil. OF Brooklyn, N,
Y, has returned to her home after
apending d fortnight with Misa
Mamie Gleason.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Braitling spent
Wednesday Ia New York.
Misc Mamie Gieaaen enent We'd,
nesdAy Ia New Xp
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-23
SAYREvlL-LE

Miss Anna Gottlich was a Mill
town visitor Thursday.
The case OF Miss Anna Weber
| against Miss Anna Diehl for assault
and battery was brought up before
the grand jury Wednesday.
Miss Agnes Hoover, of Quad
street. was q New Brunswick visitor
IWe nesday.
rank Anderson, of Perth Amboy,
was q Sayreville visitor recently. 6
Daniel Keegan, of lower Sayre-
vile, was a South River visitor
Tuesday.
Mrs. John Weischadle presented
her daughters with a new piano for
their Christmas.
Carl Anderson, of South Amhoy,
was a Sayrevilie visitor Tuesday.
Arthur r.. Esser, son of Recorder
and Mrs. Fred Esser, and Anna
|Gottlich, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
August Gottlfch, YER secretly mar
ried on November 26th, 1911. They
will make their home In Sayreyille.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Holsworth,
of Main street, were New Brung-
wich visitors recently.
Mrs. Mamie Metzei, of Alberts
Hill, was q New York visitor Mon
day.
Richard Tague. OF J~amesburg,
was a ~Sayreyille visitor Monday.
Jack Peterson, of Perth Amboy,
was d Sayreyille visitor Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Buchanan,
OF South Amboy, were sayreville
visitors Sunday.
Misses Emma Meyer and Amelia
Frenzel. of Sayreville, were Perth
.Amboy visitors recently.
Mr. end Mrs. Fred Esser, OF
Smith street, were New York visit
ors Sunday and Monday.
The reporter OF the EVENING
NEWS has been out of town for q
few days which answers for not hay
Ing any news In the paper.
The stork has visited the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Greenfield
and presented them with a big
eleven pound baby boy. Mother and
child are doing yell
Charles Holzwarth. OF ParIin. has
gone home to Cincinnati to spend
the holidays with his relatives.
Leo Harkias and James 0'Don-
nell, OF New Bruuswfck, were Sayre-
Vile visitors Sunday.
Patrick Dreamer. of New Bruins
wick was q ~sayreyille visitor recent
ly.
Christ Miller, Of Dane street. was
4 Perth Anaboy visitor Thursday.
Miss Amelia Baurans OF Maine
street. was q New Brunswick visitor
Friday
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-23
Woodbridge : Sewaren (: Jamesburg
Metuchen: Sayreville !: Fords Spotswood
SAYREvHLE MAN SICK
FROM EATING SANDWICH
Special 20 ne ETgNTNG NEWS.

Sayreyille. Dec. 23:=Charies
Karver, who lives on Dolan street,
is sick at his home from poisoning.
He was working in New York and
sent out for q sandwich, which he
ate. Immediately afterward he was
taken sick and had to be sent home.
He was in q precarious condition,
but is now improving. DR.. J. H.
Beekman is In attendance.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-23
GOT GAY WITH A
SAYREvILLE POLICEMAN
aecso1 : ne RVgNrNo VIEWS.

.pecsag to the EVENING NEWS.
sayreville, Dec. IA Pole, who
Is a foreman at the powder works
went to South River recently and
became intoxicated. On his way
home he met a policeman on the
causeway end tried to lay the law
down to him. The result was the
Pole was arrested and had to pay
SIS fne for disorderly conduct. He
then went home.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-12-23
TOWNS

building and given an estimate on
the required alterations. The dis
cussion closed with no action being
taken. Eeip
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DEcENCY oVERSTEPPED.
Gruesome Attempt at Joke by Fool
Students at Alfred University.

Alfred. n. Y. May 27.-The plae-
ing Of naked human corpse on a
piano stool in the chapel of Alfred
University Thursday night has so up
set the faculty and student body that
the program prepared for the last
day of the college year has been nost-
poned. Students are suspected Of
the deed, but as yet the faculty has
been unable to get any definite clues.
FOR several days the students have
5een in sullen mood over the suspen-
sien Of the entire baseball team, which
PLAYED a game recently at Wellsville,
without having obtained permission
As the athletic students must attain
on average of So per cent to get
through the college year. they waxed
indignant at the action of the faculty
IN depriVing them Of their studies and
they found many sympathizers among
the ether students.
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100000
AS Prizes in Paris
tG-Madrid Race.
Twelve Of Il Competitors
Leave Paris Sunday,
Nine More Will Begin Air Sail
Monday or Tuesday.
Distance Is 1900 Miles and
The Time Limit June IS.
Weyman, American, Meets with a
Disaster al Very Start.

Paris, May 2s..-Proftins by the
lessons of last weeks catastrophe,
when at the beginning of the Paris
to- Ma rid race, NJ BerteauX, the
lnini r of war, IVES killed and prem
Ter Monis was badly injured The or
ganizers of the second great air con-
test, from Paris 10 Turin, sent the
competitors away with record speed
and precision today.
Not tile slightest mishap marred
the occasion. The new minister of
war, Gen. Soiron. Antoine Monis. son
of the premier, who was slightly in
jured in the accident a week ago. the
Italian ambassador, Signor Tittoni,
and several high officials We're allowed
on the field, but were kept well be-
hind the starting line. y large as
semblage of people We're kept out of
the danger zone hy an imposing line
of troops.
The weather was perfect Twelve
cut of u competitors were out for
the start when the signal bomb was
fired at o'clock in the morning. The
machines ete sent off in rapid Success
slCn.
Ten left within few minutes and
the entire number We're away by !
o'clock. The remaining nine entrants,
including Pierre Vedrine. the French
man who won the Paris to- Madrid
Continued on Page Tenn
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MANY BIG YACHTS TO Be
seen THIS YEAR IN RACES
z
ON new ENGLAND COAST.

Boston, May 2S-From diminutive
sender boat racing, the Eastern Yacht
Club turns this year to the encourage
ment of the giants OF the yachting
fleet. with the expectation of bringing
together in several long distance races
and in the annual cruise the newly
built schooners Enchantress and Elena.
the Westward. fresh from her victories.
the Irolita. formerly the Queen. and
the old timers Emerald. Sea Fox and
Iris.
A sea chest would scarcely hold the
trophies which will be the substantial
incentives for the race around Cape
Cod. a special race in Massachusetts
bay, the S3-mile run to Portland and
other shorter spins alonS the Maine
coast, and the run hack from Bar Har-
Dor, which will bring all these boats
as well as many others in the smaller
classes, both single and double stick
ers into Eastern waters during the first
two weeks in July.
The principal cup is that offered the
big schooners by Commodore f. Lewis
Clark for the initial race around Cape
Cod. the start being from New London
tile HdN alter the t1dINdiH- are IVA
race This trophy Is one of the most
artistic pieces of the goldsmiths art that
has been offered for many years and it
becomes the property of the yacht owner
it three times, not necessarily in
As smaller yachts viii be at New Lon
don for the boat races many of them
probably will join in the run around the
cape. and Capt. c. c. Rumerill has Of
fered a cup for small sehoOners, Capt.
Lawrence of the Armour another prize
for the yawls, and the clubs join in max
ing the race complete by contributing
cup for the sloops. This race will start
July !. and it Is expected the greater
part of the feet will be at anchor in
Marblehead harbor by Monday night.
July 8.
In connection with its annual re-
gatta on independence day, the East
ern Yacht club offers a special $500
cup for the schooners in a race over
what will probably be a 40 or 50-mile
triangular course in Massachusetts
bay.
After few days for taking in
stores, the annual club cruise will be-
gin with an S5-mile run from Marble
head rock to Portland lightship, fol-
lowed by several shorter jaunts along
the Maine coast until Bar Harbor is
reached July Is. Two days later, the