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Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-12
TAFTYnLE

George Weller and Harry Jervis on canos Trip saturday-Masnnsrohor Club to Celebrate 22nd Aunivsrssry Lafayette Club clambake.
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Charles Young spent Sunday a Ocean Beach.
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ert and Helen Richardson. of Brook lyn, N. r.
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Rev. E. s. Worcester at Congregational
 Church.

At the Greeneville Congregational church Sunday morning Rev. B. $. Worcester. pastor of Broadway Con- gregational church, preached the ser mon. Rev. c. H. Ricketts spoke at the Broadway church
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-12

Mrs. Daniel McShe1frey and daugh- ter, Mfs Jennie, have returned to their home ere after passing some time at Lacol&l, N. H.
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Mir. and Mrs. Charles O. Fuller of Trenton, N. J., have returned home af- ter passing a few days here with MT. ana Mrs. William Ogden Of Central
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Thomas Greenwood. who has pur- chased a metor-canoe, launched the boat Saturday and on a trial trip it proved satisfactory.
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PNrNonala.

Capt: James Ward of Fishers Island spent Sunday here.
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Cancels flesh tastes like beef, though it is white like veal The beef of the canals hump is regarded delicaey. bEs the .Arahs.
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Dennis Murphy, Edward Murphy. Daniel Flynn and Christian Hoefer were in Moosup Sunday afternoon.
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John Sharples spent the week end with his family at Groton Long Point making the trip by auto.
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r William Gley, who has a mild at- tack Of ptomaine poison is reported to be on the road to recovery.
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Mrs James Watson, of Laconia, N H., Is guest at the home of MT. and Mrs. Daniel McSheffrey.
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After a few weeks visit with her parents, Mrs. Arthur Futile has re- turned to her home in Middletown. her brother and sister, Lawrence and Agatha Murray going with her for a visit
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Miss Katherine Shahan of West Town street has been spending week with relatives in Hartford.
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Miss Leona Grzywacz, who is spending some time on East Town street, returned Saturday. after a weeks outing at Ocean Beach.
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Miss Mary McGarry and her niece. Miss Ellen McGarry, who have been passing the winter in the city, are at their home on Town street for July.
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To Observe 22nd Anniversary.
 The Maennerchor club win celebrate It's 22nd year of existence July 23 and 2A A committee appointed in charge has compldbed arrangements far rS dance on the first day of the anni- versary and on the second a sacred concert by Tubbs' Military band.
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Allan Bogle and William Chamber lain caught a nice string of fish Sat- urday afternoon.
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Rev. s. J. Weaver Of East Lyme is visiting his son. F. L. Weaver of West Town street.
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NORWICH TOWN

War Helps ProIons Vacation for John
 E. Luther pr. E. J. Jones and
 Family Leaving for Fishers Island . Cottage.
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Vacation Visitors.

Miss Lizzie Cirves of West Town street has as guests her cousin. Mrs. Annie Richardson and children, Rob
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Sum. pfoon and TIdeg
GREENEVIL,LE

Six hours after high water 1t is low tide, which Is followed by food tide.
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Grinsby. England. Is the ashing- cap- ita1 of the-world.
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Local lettings. John Hill of Storrs is spending some time at his home on Hariand Road.
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The young son of D. Donais, who was struck by an automobile Friday. is improving.
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Al the shara.

Miss Phoebe Lathrop of Town street and Miss Henrietta Gallup of Norwich are guests of Miss Lois Hiscox at Broadview Cottage, Crescent Beach.
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A dog owned by Harold Hannah was run over by an automobile Sat urday morning.
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John Frohmander spent Sunday at Pleasant View.
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Running Race to Ginger.
 Ginger lived up to his name in the two heats of the half mile running race. Bennie Bonbon wasn't quite so fast as he was in the 1914 race, when
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James Anderson of Post Hill, New London, spent Saturday here.
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Mrs. Nettie Tracy of Hartford is the guest of Mrs Charles Tufts at her home on Otrobando avenue.
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Fred Stone spent Sunday afternoon and evening in Willimantic.
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Miss Bessie NJ. Grant, of the Can terbury turnpike. is at Groton Long Point for a weeks outing with her sister, Mrs. Waltar Sharples.
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Miss Erestine Goldstein of New York is spending the summer at the Deer farm.
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Arthur Peppin, who is now employed at Hartford. spent Sunday here with relatives
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Mrs. C. J. AbelI of East Town street spent the weekend in Preston the guest of her classmate, Miss Annie McClimon-
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Miss Munger and Thomas Marx of New Haven were recent guests of Mrs. William Stott of Otrobando ave nue.
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has been to lessen greatly the number of immigrants.
 Local lettings.
 John Hill of Storrs is spending some time at his home on Hariand Road. Rev. s. J. Weaver of East Lyme is visiting his son. F. L. Weaver of West Town street.
 Miss Katherine Shahan Of West Town street has been spending week with relatives in Hartford.
 Mrs. Nettie Tracy of Hartford is the guest of Mrs. Charles Tufts at her home on otrobando avenue
 Miss Munzer and Thomas Marx of New Haven were recent guests of Mrs. William Stott, of Otrobando ave nue.
 Dr. and Mrs N. G. Gray and Miss Florence Bennett motored to Storrs last week, also visited Ledyard friends.
 Miss Bertha Lyman of Providence arrived Friday to visit her cousins, MT and Mrs. Owen S. Smith of Hunt ington avenue
 Mrs. C. J. AbelI of East Town street spent the weekend in Preston the guest of her classmate, Miss Annie McClimon-
 Miss Bessie NJ. Grant, of the Can terbury turnpike. is at Groton Long Point for a weeks outing with her sister, Mrs. WaltaE Sharples-
 -
 Miss Leona Grzywacz, who is spending some time on East Town street, returned Saturday. after weeks outing at Ocean Beach
 Miss Mary McGarry and her niece, Miss Ellen McGarry, who have been passing the winter in the city, are at their home on Town street for July. After a few weeks visit with her parents, Mrs. Arthur Futile has re- turned to her home in Middletown. her brother and sister, Lawrence and Agatha Murray going with her for a visit.
 At the Shore.
 Miss Phoebe Lathrop of Town street and Miss Henrietta Gallup of Norwich are guests of Miss Lois Hiscox at Broadview Cottage, Crescent Beach.
 Vacation Visitors.
 Miss Lizzie Cirves of West Town hae 01reGf1 her srn1fair7 Hf1rer
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Miss Bertha Lyman of Providence arrived Friday to visit her cousins MT. and Mrs. owen s. Smith of Hunt ington avenue
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-12

Dr. and Mrs. N. G. Gray and Mis- Florence Bennett motored to Storr last week, also visited LedyarV friends.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-31
JUAREZ RACING RESULTS.

First Race-Thres turionEs-r,oia II:
Howard. 10 /. TO / and even. won;
Divan. ia CMcCsbel, 10 20 l, 8 TO 2 and
even. second. Lady Blanche, liz tsmalD, 3
TO 1. even and n ., third. Time, o;36 40.
Msrigold. La Belle Brocsde, Sh9n DO and
Aunt Sal also ran.
second Race--On. mile---MarShal r1iEh-
man. ia dawson, to l, TO and even,
won Amhri 1906 CMcCahe), to I, to 10
and to 3. second Mike Donlin, iie (Stan-
held), TO l. to and even, third. Time
i:is 30. PhillistIna, Cordie F., charles J.
Harvey. Pedro and Hasson also ran.
Third Race--SiN furlongs-Auto Maid. fos
tStirling), 10 20 l. TO and TO |. won
second. Sheriff Foley, los (Bezanson), 9 to
2, even and TO ?, third. Time. 1919 LIS.
Oblivion. Virginia s, Parcel Poet. George
Karme. Amusement, Electrowan, c. ". Ken
non and Hesitate also ran.
Fourth Receive fuIlonE--Bob Lynch.
ios (McCabe), TO I, q TO and TO 8, won
Auntie Curl, 1906 CGarnerl, 10 8, q to and
to 3. second Sleepland, los (CAvanauEh) },
10 to I. to / and TO /. third. Time.
1908 40. Ypress Renwar. Nele Forty.
Charles Goetz, Denver Boy zinkand and
Doll Boy also ran.
Fifth Race--S.S furlongs-RuVoco, los
tRicel, even, 10 and out won. winifred
D., ios tMcCsbe), 10 I, 7 10 5 and 3 10
to and 8 10 2, third, Time. i;fs Hazel C.,
AmIty. Kitty Stanfeld and Visible also ran.
sixth Race-One mile-Rose O'Neil, l0s
tMocabe). TO l. TO and out won: Petit
Bleu. as (Henry), 10 I. even and out, sec
ond Twilight. 90 tMotD, to and out.
third. Time, 1850 CRntem, Spindle,
Tight Boy and Bluebesrd also ran.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-31
HAVANA RACING RESULTS.

First Receive and one-half furionss,
purse 1900; three-year-olds and upward; sell,
ing-MarEarst Meise, lO6 (Taplin), 2 10 /,
TO and to 5, won; Otranto l06 (Atuell)
. TO I. q to 8 and Q 10 8. second; Some KId
los (Carter), to l, to l and to !, third,
Time, l:3s 2-b. Peggy L.. Spltnrs Mimseia
Zali, Revery ana MortEyle also ran.
Second RAce-Ftue and one-hslf furionxsi
purse $500. four-yesr. olds and upward; sell.
ing-TiEer Jim, lO2 curaD, to /. 10 1 and
TO 2, won; Col. Holloway i02 (Pitz), 8 IA
tRobinsonl, Z TO !. 8 ts 5 and 4 to 5, third.
Tims, 1895 l-5. Czar Michael. Quick start
Duke OF Shelby. Gerard, The Gardener Phil
Common and Metropolitan also ran.
Third Race-Five and -pne-half fur1ours,
purse $500; three.yeRr-oNs aud UPWARD;
selling-Wsnder. III (Connslly), even. "a
and TO =, won; Sackcloth, 1914 (Laferty),
to |, 10 I aud even. second: Code en-
Lassie, 81 (Gartner), to /. 2gs to ! and
TO g. third. Time, 1899 80. Northern Light
Beaumont B-lle. Minta, Ballroom. Ajax and
Fourth Rsee-one mile; purse $500; four
yesr-olds and upward; selllns-FrAlk Hud.
sen. los tGartnerl. ~ To l, to 10 and
= 8, won: Patty ReEan, 1913 (CraD, \ 10 6,
to and 10 4, second; Lady Rankin, ios
(Lanerty), to ], to 1 and 10 B. third
Time 2;33 10. Heartbeat Tay Pay and
Transport also ran.
Firth Receive and one-haif furlonxr.
purse $500 four-year-olds aud upward; seSI.
inE--Stars and stripes. los (NolsnD q 10 4
TO and 10 5, won; Parlor Boy, lie CTsp,
Lad. 80 Ola Masters), 10 to /, 10 ana !
70 l. third. Time. 1899 80. Jabot, s,lpreme
San Jon, Inferno Queen, Cuttyhu,k ana
hocklsr also ran,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-31
TAYLOR SELLS FLYAwAY III.
Fast Motor Bcat with Remarkable
Record Has New Owner.

J. n. Taylor has sold his fast cruising
yacht Flyaway Ill, with which he won
every cruising race last year. TO F. l..
UpJohn OF New York and Huntington. and
next season will have a much faster yacht,
which will be raced In the cruising class.
SThe Flyaway III. was equipped with 100
horsepower Van Blerck motor and made
fast time In the races in which she was
successful. On account of her high rat
ing the Flyaway had to allow good deal
of time to her competitors. and she had
little difficulty In doing this. Her most
remarkable race was from Philadelphia
to Baltimore, going outside tho Cnpes
The Gasolene Engine Equipment Com
pany. Of which wilbur IT. Young Ia presi-
dent, reports several sales of Van Blerck
and other motors A four cylinder So
horsepower motor has been sold to
Charles Sunderland of New Rochelle
which will drive a 80 foot boat to be
named Emoh III. a six cylinder 90 horse
power motor has been sold TO wadsworth
Brothers, which will be used to n rs foot
high speed runabout which is being built
from designs by +. X. Lord and which
In to make 33 miles an hour. A four cylin-
der 65 horse power motor IL to be nut in
n hydroplane building at Hown's Shipyard
at Hay Shore six cylinder 100 horse
power motor has been sold 20 the Morse
Dry Dock and Repair Company. These
are all Van Blercks.
W. W. BrinkerhoT OF the Columbia
Yacht club has purchased 1915 model
Standard motor Of two cylinders, 2 horse
power, which s to he Installed in a
cruiser.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-31
EIGHTEEN YACHTS QUALIFY.
Grsvesend bay Association Gives
Out Results OF 1914 Racing.

According 10 H. y. Scrlbner. secretary
OF the Yacht Racing Association of
Gravesend Bay, 1872 yachts started I'm the
twelve races held under tho auspices OF
the organization last summer. Secretary
Scribner has figured the points scored by
the boats and has just made the announce
ment that only eighteen yachts qualified
In the Ave classes for which the lower bay
tars offer championship points The list Is
made UP of four Qs; two percentage boats;
two In class S: six stars and four klocli-
abotits
Alice. the property OF Ghcrard. Davis,
Atlantic Yacht club, won the champions
ship in class q with SO per cent JOY.
which belongs to lie Salvage and Davis,
BensonhurT Yacht Club. took frat place
in the handicap class with % per cent.
In the S class the winner Is NJ. e. r H..
the property Of Camp and Marchant.
Marine and Field Club. The boat made
70 per cent The best OF the stars was
Shadow that flew the private ensign OF
w /. Inslee, which made IS per cent.
+ 7. Durlane-s Slow Poke, enrolled In the
Atlantic Yacht Club, won the champion
ship among the knockabouts. The boat
made rs per cent. All the winning boats
receive championship shields.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-31
NEW ORLEANS RACING RESULTS.


First Race-Three-year.olds and upward
purse $500 fvc and half furlougs-Miss
Frances. rs tLi'lyl. 20 .. even aud to ?.
nr't Nimbus, 1903 'wsrrlngtonl. 6 TO l. to
l and even, second Belle BIRD. 100 'Mc-
Gowan). ~ TO I. 70 ! and to .. third
Time; 1907 To- Prosperous Roy. I'elaloha, Tip
Dawdell, Grafton, Ralph Lloyd Nemassee.
Ethelburg H.. Montcalm. Grays Favorite
and Americas also
second Race-Three-y ear-olds and upward
selling; purse $500. i've and half furlonEs
Ida Lavlnia- lOi tPooD. To /, to l and
to g fret; GHbrio. li2 tGoOse), II 20 D, 4
10 and 1 to 3. second Martin Casca. 10G
Murphy, TO =. to and / to ., third.
Time, 1907 rs. Theresa Bethel Cloak. Miss
Kruter, Crsco. Luria and Wiley also ran
Third Race-Four-yenr-olds and upward {;
selling; purse 5000; six furiongs--Kate X,
ll0 Warrington, even. TO and out. nrst:
Jim BaFey. 100 tShuttlnBerI. to 2, to o
and out, second. Lord Marshall III Gold
l:i3. Ravenal, Col Cook. ksydereseroe and
Charter also ran.
yesr-olds and upward. purse 800. one mile
and observation-disclosures. 1917 (O'Brien), 9
to /. to and even. first. Robert Kay i12
Old Ben. los tTaylor), 5 to .. even and to
.. third. Time. i;t5 80. Transportation
Polly H.. Just Red. Ivan Gardner and We
Fifth Race-For four-year- and up
ward: ceiling; purse $500: one mile and
|. to and to /. won: Insurance Man.
los twsrrineton). to :. even and l to 2
/. to and 70 !; third; Time, lac 10.
Pretty Dale. Ella Crane. Ardelon. Tenavaal.
Cold Gold p1st FROG GseGs Bum cassoT Sn}
and Mawr Lad also ran.
Sixth Race-For fouryear-oids and up
twenty ysTds&FstriSs. liz ,ioos-i. 10 .
D to and l 10 a. won; The Rump. II:
si pf%SSsrF coSp.rio 1S no e fa2pS ana
strife. Ford Mai. Puck and Tim Judge also
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-31
WOdAN ORDERS MOTOR YACHT
Craft Bcing Built mt Port Jefferson
WIN De Finished in May.

twin SCREW motor yacht II being
built At the yard Of James NJ. Bayles 4
Son, Port Jefferson. from designs by Clio
low & orr This is TO be n woman's yacht.
and the owner. who flies the flag or one
OF the Sound clubs, prefers at present to
he unknown The principal dimensions
NJ this yacht are 81 feet 3 inches over
Rll, rs feet inches on tho water line,
is feet beam and feet 4 inches draught,
This draught has been provided 10 obtain
good seagoing qualities AZ we'll as TO
mako a good all around cruiser for Long
Island Sound. The hull is constructed In
n thoroughly substantial manner. The
tooel. stem and stern post are OF selected
white Pima the keelsons. bilge stringer
and engine kealson OF yellow pine the
frames OF selected white oak, steamed and
bent to shape: tho deck houses are OF
white oak. and the deck OF selected white
,ptne IN long lengths. The outside plank
tus In OF yellow Pine in long lengths, and
NHil fahtenings are OF copper, composition
Ind brass sorews
Tho crows quarters arc Immediately AFT
~ tho collision bullehead. Thts space
occupies IL feet fore and aft,
apd is fitted with folding oorths, seats
bsnd lockers, AT OF this arc staterooms
cnr tho captain and engineer. Next art
s q mess room feet inches fore and
an and extending tho full width OF the
.
yrhis In IL feet inches IN length and
thas watertight bulkheads az each end
EAft OF the engine room are tho gasolene
hanks. having a capacity OF $50 gallons,
hnd another watertight bulkhead sepa-
sates this compartment from tho owner s
quarters,
The owners stateroom 10 10 feet long
trnd occupies tho full width OF tho yacht
Tho main saloon comes next aft This Is
10 feet 6 inches long and has an extension
dtvan on each side. and Is TO be furnished
in an artistic way. From the after end
of the main saloon is a stairway leading
TO the deck.
The fronts OF the berths, lockers,
transoms and the fittings will be OF ma
hogany. All the other interior woodwork
will be finished in ivory white
There viii 10 n mahogany deckhouss
IL feet inches long and feet inches
wide. with sides extending feet above
1he main deck The forward end will be
used as a dining room In tho after and
will be tho galley, feet fore and art. The
steering bridge Is to bo Immediately aft
Of the pilot house All the wooden dock
fixtures are to be OF mahogany.
This yacht IL 10 be driven by q pair
OF I cylinder Winton engines, each de-
VelopinE SO horsepower Tho yact will
he ready for commission on May rs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-31
SELLING RACE TRICK EXPOSED.
Supreme Court Decision Enables
owner 10 Collect Back winnings.

A decision was handed down yesterday
by Justice Cohalan of the Supreme Court
which will interest racing men who have
been the victims Of unfair dealing In SELL
Ing races. There were several cases on
local tracks last season In which horses
were bid up and claimed in the interests
OF persons not qualified to profit as own
srs. The case ruled on. which was tried
originally in st. Louis, shows that men
who suffer from these tricks only have to
show them up In a court of law to OBJ
tain redress by getting their horse back
and all its winnings, while In the hands
Of the men who havs wrongly obtained
possession OF the horse.
Granville Leighty brought suit in the
Supreme Court to collect a judgment OF
$3.50. which was obtained in the Circuit
Court of Missouri, against Nimrod B..
Tlchenor. The facts as cited We're In
August, 1903, the plaintiff entered the
horse Macbeth in n selling race at the
Kinlock Jockey Club track, St Louis. In
the same race the defendant had entered
n horse called Reduccr. and after the
race Tichenor claimed Macbeth for 1925.
the entered prize OF $500 and S225 prize
money
After Tichenor had taken the horse
away Leighty learned that there had been
a conspiracy on the part OF B G. Evans,
James r. Rothwell and George w Hazard
to get possession OF his horse, and that
for his part in claiming Macbeth Tichenor
had received 500. Leighty sued to set
aside the forced sale OF the horse and
to collect the winnings OF Macbeth after
ne was taken from his stable. The horse
had won between four and five thousand
dollars and Beighty got judgment for
all he had won and the right to take
the horse back by paying the original pur-
chase. price OF SECS. He was unable TO
collect IN Missouri. but the confirming
decision OF Justice Cohalan will enable
him to collect in this State, OF which
Tichenor is a resident
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-31
MOTOR BOAT CLUB TO DINE.
Mcmbers WIN Eat In Room which
Resembles Cabin of Yacht,

Tho annual dinner ~ the Motor Boat
Club OF America will be hold at the
Automobile Club OF America next wednss-
DAY eVening. This dinner will DO out Of
the ordinary. The dining room will be
decorated TO represent the cabin OF a
motor yacht and this effect viii be ear
Sied out In every detail Tho dinner itself
is to DO an old fashioned shore dinner.
Allan Hawley has charge OF the dinner
and tho tables will be arranged 80 that
a vaudeville entertainment can be carried
on during the service of the dinner. The
Suests will include several naval officers
snd Mayor and Mrs. Mitchell
During tho evening the big motor boat
regatta which is to be held at Manhasset
Hay next summer and the races for the
sold challenge cup will be discussed
ara J: Stuart Blacl1ton, owner OF the
spsed Demon SO. which won the gold
snnallenge cup and who rs a member OF
x1ais club IA taking an active part IN tho
STsnEementa 6or the dinner.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-31
EDUCATIONAL FEATURES
OF SHOW ARE EXTENSIVE
Lectures, Moving Pictures and
Exhibits of Many Kinds
to BE Offered.

The educational department Of the
eleventh annual Motor Boat Show will be
quite feature. The concert hall and the
assembly room have been given up for
this department and Frank f. Nee OF the
motor school OF the Young Mems Chris
tan Association will be in charge. Lee
lures, moving pictures. information about
charts, navigation. &C. will interest
many The exhibits will be In the concert
hall. One OF the most interesting OF these
VIII be that OF the United States Coast
and Geodetic Survey. which will be i'm
charge of Capt. w. r. Parker. This de-
partment has prepa red special charts for
the use OF motor boat men and Capt.
Parker Will explain these charts and other
Government documents The exhibit Will
include Government charts OF waterways.
tide tables almanacs. the United States
Coast Pilot and the inside route pilots
The motor boat school OF the West
Side Y. NJ. c. A. will show model. OF
motors complete and sectional models of
saiiinG yachts o. different rigs and navi-
eating instruments.
The Emitted States Voluntee- Ldf. Saw.
ing Corps vii! give exhibitions OF life saw
ing methods and the use OF the pulmotor
&C The Waterways League and tn. At
lantlc Deeper Waterways Association also
will have exhibits.
The lecture programme for tho week
will DO as follows:
Monday. February I, az $3.50 p NJ lat,
est and Novel Life Saving Equipment" bv
Lieut. $ p. Edmonds ~
TUESDAY. February :, at $3.50 p NJ "a,
Iantic Deeper Waterways Project" BY vii
ired H. SchoH. secretary or the De. per
Waterways Association.
Wednesday, February g. at $50 p NJ
Variation and De viation." by Cant r y
utmark. principal OF the New York Nautical
Thursday. February 4. a. $3.50 p. NJ.
--latest Developments IN Lif. Saving Equip.
ments.' BY Lieut.. S. p. Edmonds.
Friday, February 8, at $3.50 p NJ Motor
Sehoeller Instructor OF the Motor Boat
Saturday, February 9, At $50 P.M.
United States Government Hydrorra phic
Work" by Gilbert =. Chase
Each afternoon and evening free NOV
Ing pictures will be shown In the assem-
bly, hall. These pictures win begin at
3 $50 each afternoon and at s o'clock eaci,
evening. commencing on Monday. The
films TO be shown arc OF the Harvard
Yale boat race. motor boat races az
Monaco, the fastest motor boat in the
world. sailing yachts on Grayesend Bay.
seroplanes In flight Frank Coffyn's hy-
droplane and pictures taken from the
hydroplane. the international polo match,
the athletic carnival on Franklin Field.
University OF Pennsylvania, duck hunt.
Ing and other features.