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Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-27
RESOLUTIONS BY NEW YORK
 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Urge Steps for Protecting American Shipping From German Submarines.

New York, Feb. 26.-ResoIutions urging steps for protecting American shipping from German submarines; pledgfng support to the principle that profits from war supplies furnished the government should be no greater than would be received in similar trsnsactions with private custome rs; and calling for. universal military training, were adopted by the New York chamber of commerce at spe- c;al meeting here today,
 In introducing the ship protection resolutions, the executive committee sai1: We Understand that in critical times like these the government can not publicly discuss every pending question, but in a democracy it is inn perative that the people should know at all times and beyond peradventure that certain great underlying princi- ples will be main tained at any cost and therefore we respectfully suggest that the government should let the public know how it intends to main tain and enforce our rights at sea and what arrangements it proposes to make for the safety" of our ships and the lives of our seamen and citizers travelling by them.''
 The statement declared that the gov ernment should immediately equip all American steamers. carrying mail to and from Europe under contract, with naval guns and gun crews, that il should notify the imperial German government. of it's action and that any attack upon these ships will be re- garded as a CasuS belli."
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-27
TO FIGHT REMOVAL
 OF THAW TO NEW YORK
Petition Flied to Have Him Adiudged Insane in PcnnsyIvania.

Philadelphia, Feb. e6. - \ petition for the appointment of Iunacy com mission to determine the sanity of Harry K. Thaw, confined in a hospital wounds when he was about to be ar rested on a New York indictment charging him with assault on 19-year- old Frederick Gump -Jr.. Of Kansas court here today by counsel on behalf of Thaw's mother. The proceedings it was announced, were instituted in an effort to have Thaw adjudged in brought under control of the judicial authorities of Pennsylvania The pe- tition is made returnable the first week in April.
 Ellis Ames Ballard an attorney of this city, was appointed commissioner in lunacy- He will sit with d sheriff S jury of six men, to be chosen later, to pass judgment on Thaw's mental con- dition.
 The proceedings are part of an an ticipated move by those looking after Thaw's interests to fight his removal to New York on requisition and are lengthy litigation
 District Attorney Swan of New York said over the telephone that if Thaw's iuns,cy is settled anywhere, it will be in New York. Tt is our intention. he declared, ito use every legal means to have Thaw taken to New York to answer the charges on which he has been indicted
 Three alienists. commissioned by Mir. Swann and Assistant District At torney Black will examine Thaw at the hospital here tomorrow.
 Mrs. Mary C. Thaw, who took Dp her temporary residence at the hospi- tai shortly after her son slasled him. self with a razor at rooming house here six weeks ago, issued a state ment in which she said she was "un- able to resist the facts that demon strate his insanity. Therefore, I have applied to the courts of my state, of his state, to help mother protect her son from his infirmities'
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-27
AWARD IN DEU UISCAI AND CASE
comnissioner James Donoue Finds Parents of Clarence B. Dsvison Were Partial Dependents on His Support clain, Grew Out of Catastrophe in Long Island Sound Last November.

of New. London, partial dependents on
 their son, Clarence B. Dauson. of New London. drowned in the Deutsch- : land catastrophe last November. Compensation Commissioner James J. Donollue has awarded them the mini mum provided for in such cases. S weekly, for a period not to exceed 312 weeks. The finding was filed on Monday with the clerk of the superior court in this city The hearing took place on Monday, February 19, at 11-30 o'clock in the forenoon in the office of the commissioner in the Central building. 1t was agreed that the af- craze wage of the decedent computed in accordance with the statutes were $12.S3. He was twenty-two years of age, single and for about two months had been employed as a cook for the T. A. Scott company. November 17th the T. A. Scott. Jr-. and the Cassie,
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-27

tugs owned by the T. A Scott Com pany. Inc. were hired to convoy the DeutscFland out of New London and into Long Island sound. Because of tidal conditions the Deutschland ran into the T. A. Scott, Jr-, and sunk it. Dayison was one of the crew and was lost His body has never been recov- cred.
 At the hearing it was brought out that he left surviving him his parents, four sisters and two brothers. He was the eldest of the seven children. If was also brought out that the family was receiving support from three others, iH addition to him. His fath- CT and tive brothers were contributing weekly. It .as agreed that the amount he paid ever ta his parents averaged $40 ntn1y The commissioner de- cided thlst the parents were partial dependents and awarded compensation accordingly.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-27
WAKE UP FEELING FINEI BEST LAXATIVE FOR MEN, WOMEN.
 AND CHILDREN.

Enjoy life! Remove the liver and bowel poison which is keepInE your head dizzy, your tongue coated, breath offensive. and stomach sour Don't stay bilious sick. headaciy. coHstipza- cd and full of cold Why don't you get a box of Cascarets from the dilg store and eat ono or two tonight and enjoy the incest, gentlest liver aifd bowel cleansing you ever experience9. You will wake up feeling fit and hnc. Cascnrets never gripe or siclSen iiiis salts. pills and, caiomel. They act sG gently that you hardly realize you have taken a . catbartic. Mothers should give cross, sick, bilious or feV- erish children a whole Cascaret any time they act thoroughly and are harm less.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-27
FAMOUS ARMY ENGINEER
 FOR NEW LONDON.
Maj. Harley B.; Ferguson Succeeds Lieutenant coIcneI Mckinstry.

Mai. Harley B. Ferguson, who has beea in charge of the United States engineers office in Milwaukee, has been detailed to take charge of the New London engineers office. He Is expected to assume his new duties in a few days Major Ferguson succeeds Lieut. Col. C. H. McKinstry, who has been in temporary charge of the New London office, since Maj G. B. PiEs- bury was transferred to Los Angeles, Cal in January, 1916.
 Major Ferguson is one of the most famous army engineers of his rank in this country. He was executive officer of the board of engineer officers which had charge of the raising of the battle ship Maine in Havana harbor in 1910, appointed aby an act of congress. Major Ferguson had direct charge of the work. He was also one of the officers who went over the wall in Pekin dur ing the Boxer rebellion
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-27
DAMAGE ACTION WITHDRAWN
 FROM SUPERIOR COURT
Suit Brought by Charles H. Humphrey
 Goes Off the Court Docket

Notice of the withdrawal of the suit brought by Charles H. Humphrey of New London against the Shore Line Electrlc company was filed with the clerk of the superior court in this city Monday. It was a $2,00o damage action resulting from a collision be- tween a. Shore Line car and an auto mobile owned by the plaintiff at the corner of State and Washing gton streets In the complaint if was al- legged that the plaintiffs machine was being driven along the street and that the car ran off the track and dana ges the auto extensively
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-27
Worn. M.k. cbildr.n F,..tul

If your child cries out in sleep, is nervous puny and listless, he may be victim of worms. Begin treatment at once with I<ic.lapoo Worm Killer This candy laxative in tablet form kills the worm and removes it quickly and easily. Don't permit your child'g development to be retarded by the continued draining of his .vitslity by worms. Get Kickapoo Worm Killer at your Druggist, .25c.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-27
Party For Her Sunday School Glass.

Miss Ruth Long of Uncas- vile gave her Sunday School class a party at her home on Hill Top Saturday afternoon. Games were played. The little folks were es- pecia1ly delighted when they were invited to the dining room, which was decorated in pink and white and the refreshments carried out the same color scheme. Besides the 12 mem bers of the class there were two guests Gladys Morgan of East Lyme and Marion Vallett of the village MT Avery carried the little folks home in his auto which was the last treat of the day to them.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-27
MOTION DENIED.
No Separate Defense in Case Agains.
 Charles and Annie Culver

A motion for separate defenses has been denied in the case of Sarah Barnes of North Stonington against Charles and Annie Culver of North Stonington. It is. two thousand dol Jar damage assault case The assault is alleged to have been committed on November 15, 1916.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-27
ASK FOX and GET HORLICk'S
 THE ORIGINAL MALTED MILK Cheap substitutes cost YOU sa=. price.
Come on Over, See My
 Corn Fall OHW

@ Put 2, Drops of 'Gest-it' on Lzs4
 Night--Now Watch"
 "See-ail, you have to do is to use your two fingers and lift the corn right off. That's the way 'Gets-It' always works. You just put on about drops. Then the corn not only shrivels, but loosens from the toe. without affecting the surrounding
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-27
MAYOR OF BALTIMORE
 BOUGHT 1000 BUSHELS POTATOES
To be Sold to the Public at Cost, s2.25
 BusheI.

Baltimore, Feb 26-This city, through Mayor James H. Preston, went into the open market today and bought 1000 bushels of potatoes at S2.25 a bushel. They will be sold to the public at cost. This was the first step in a movement by the municipal authorities to break down the abnor- mally high price of certain food sta pies. Dealers have been asking $500 and more a bushel for potatoes
 Motor driven windlasses have been designed for raising circus tent poles.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-27

nskh in the least. Why, it's almost q pleasure to have corns and see how 'Gets-Ir gets them off in a hurry and without the least pain. I can wear tight shoes. dance and walk as though I never had cofns.'"
 .sGets-It" makes the use of toe-frri- tating salves5 bundIing pandages tape, plasters and other things not only foolish. but unnecessary. Use this wonderful discovery, Gets I'll. ' for any soft or hard corn or carus. It is the new, simple, easy. quick way, and 1t never fails. You'll never have to cut a corn again with knives or scissors. and run chances of blood poison. Try Gets It" tonight.
 "Get8-N is sold everywhere. 25c. 2 bottle. or sent on receipt of price by
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-27
New Idea Club.

The New Idea club of the West Side held their regular social meeting in the Colonial club Monday afternoon. There was a large attendance.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-27
Kondenss EE11dpsato Clear sBaby's Head.

sthdren4snfae They know that.atsbesd Jelly win make the iEe1tA lssd Kondons for cold in head cana ktlbesssvith understanding tatf &doearet dollar of good
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-27

Rubber to be used in making fishtias airtight is needed in Norway
Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-27
B. A. WIGHTMAN

THERE is no advertisinE medium ia Eastern Connecticut equal Co Tha Ius- ietin Ter Sustneas results
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-05
FRANZ SIGEI. PARK

1oo-yard dash (girls)-Won by Helen
Benke; A. Patton. second; NJ. Murray. third
Time. OIL rs.
One-lap run (girls)-Won by II. Benke !;
n Murray. second G. Kehlenback. third
Time. 0:30.
7o-yard dash playground boysD-Won by
w. De Luca a. Carfara. second a. Vino.
third Time. 0 :0S Is.
Four-ap run playground boys by
A. Sist: 4. De Luca, second n. De Luca.
third Time. 20.
Putting l2-pound shot "A. a. U.)-Won by
y. Yiahnes. Pastime 4. C., % feet . inches :;
j. Salemo Ozanam a. A. 80 feet ! inches.
second; d. Gottesman. Pastime 4. c.. %
feet inches. third
One-mie walk novice A. 4. U.l-Won
by G. Nolan. Bronx Church House; A. De
Luca. Ozanam a. A.. second; H. Knophke.
Walkers Club OF America third Time s :Jl
Two-mile run "a. a. U.)-Won by J. J.
O'Hara. Pastme A. C.. : Mark Brann. Psstime
A. c.. second: G. Mazzucca. Mohawk 4. c..
third. Time. 10 :05.
100-yard dash "a A. U1-Won by W
lngham. ST. Anselms A. C.. p. Stetz. St.
Anselm's 4. C.. second W. Powers. Mohawk
A. C.. third Time, 0:l0 %.
Gr0-yard run C. a. Ll-Won by l. Sori-
celli. Ozanam A 4. l.. Haber. ST. Anselrn's
A. c.. second p. Steitz. ST. Anselm's A. c.,
third. Time. / ~.
300-yard run &C. 4. L)-Won by W Ing
ham. St Anselm's A. c.: /. Dixon. St An
selm's a. C.. second l.. Haber St Anselm's
A. C., third. Time. 0 % As.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-05
MLAUGHLIN PARK

40-yard dash 1s5-pound class Won By
". Henderson Joseph Healy. second Augis-
tan Callegari third. Time. o :05 As.
Potato race (s5-pound class Won by An
thony Zambianchi; j. Sumner. second Au-
gistan Callegari. third.
10-yard dash G10-pound class Won By
Stanley Johnson: X. Kelly. second Frank
Mclaughlin. third. Time. u :0S 3-5.
Running high jump Gl0-pound class
Won by II. Cottler Joe Tghe. second Dan
iel Lee. third. Distance, feet inches.
l00-yard dash 130-pound classi-Won by
II. Cottler: J. Carroll. second; +. Horn.
third. Time. q 10 40
Half-mile run G30-pound class Won by
Sylvester Clancy. II. Samuels. second =.
Campbell. third. Time. 2:24.
l2-pound shot-put G30-pound class
Won by McLoddin. Stuchburg. second ;
Brivca. third Distance. SO feet inches.
Running broad jump Public School Ath-
letic League Won by J. Bell: Louis Salem.
second Callahan. third. Distance. II feet
l0ia inches.
6o-yard dash Up. s. A. L. Won by p.
T.. Gallagher; l.. Caputo. p. 5. 3. second; J..
Galligan. third. Time. o :07 Is.
JO-yard dash (parochal schoolsl Won by
X. Kelly: Alfred Bell. second: b. Mcguire.
ST. James's School. third. Time. o :06.
One-lap run (parochial schools Won by
J. Carroll. st. James, School; L. Stuchbury.
-. James's School. second Campbell. third.
Time. 0:25 2-5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-05
SEWARD PARK

40-yard dash (s5-pound class Won by a.
Richman +. Orenstein. second; VI. Horo-
witz. third. Time q :06 2-5.
Potato race Csj-pound ss)-Won by S.
Wohl; j. Rogowsky. second: j. Straus, third
Time. o :0S.
Running broad jump (s5-pound classl-
Won by {. Greenberg j. Rogowsky. second :.
y. Goldhus. third. Distance. II feet inches
60-yard dash G1O-pound class Won by
". Horowitz {. Kunks, second ;. Sokoroka.
third Time. y .0S Is.
One-lap run Gl0-pound class Won by 4.
Wohl NJ. Lobel. second; NJ. Horowitz. third.
Time. "a 20.
Putting the S-pound shot Gl0-pound classl
Won by NJ. Cohen. 40 feet inches $.
Shapiro. second i. Keefcl. third.
lUO-yard dash C3O-pound class Won by
A. Preskill $. Schuval. second T.. Goldstcn,
third Time. 0:ll is.
22O-yard dash G30-pound class Won by
S Schuval; l.. Godstein, second $. Preskill.
third Time. q 20 10.
SsO-yard run G3O-pound class By
H. Silversten; 7. Siverman. second: l..
Jacobs. third. Time. 2:20.
One-mile run (l30-pound classl-Won by
II Silverstein =. Slverman. second l..
jacobs. third. Time, 3 :0s.
i0-yard dash tboys 10 years old -Won
by /. Cohen; /. Barrock. second w. Word.
third
Crossing the brook (smnll girlsl-Won by
Ida Bernstein Nettie Banowitz. second ::
Minnie Natica. third.
Hobble race girls 10 TO II years old
Won by Rose Greenberg Anna Grief. sec
ond Jennie Schwartz. third.
Flag race lgirls 10 to l. years old Won
by Ethel Shapiro: Ruth AltschulS. second !:
Sarah Wusba, third.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-05
DE WITT CLINTON PARK

4O-yard dash (S5-pound cass)-Won by
Charles Fishbein Arthur Hoffman, second
J. McGovern. third. Time :06l-5.
Running broad jump lS5-pound eiass)-
Won by William Lento. "a feet il inches
Ralph Voudy. IA feet inches. second sam
Kaiser. 10 feet inches. third
7O-yard dash 0l0-pound class Won ny
Harry Warner Walter Hampson' second ;
Lester Quailey. third. Time 0:0s.
lf0-yard dash "a. A. u Won by Harry
WiRger. Paulist A. C.; {. y. Muicahy; un-
attached. second: Il. Carter. third. Time
I6O-yard dash "a. A. w. Won by J.
Bach. unattached T. J. Curry. unattached.
second r. Baylck. third. Time. 0 40 i-5;
G00-yard run Catholic Y. NJ. n. UD-Won
by f. j. Burke. Sc. Joscph's y. VI. A.; 6.
Voutsas second. J. +. Reardon Paulist a.
One-mile run Church Athletic League
Won by Harry wgger. Paulist A. C.; W.
Schippell. Holy Cross Lyccum. second: G..
Vochis third Time. 40.
70-yard dash (parochial schools Won by
W. Devine J. Cassidy. second +. Cassidy.
third. Time u: OS Is.
GO-yard dash boy Scouts and Junior Ma
rines Won by J.. Quaily a. Ehinger. see
ond J. Burnish. third. Time. o:O1 Is.
22O-yard dash OS0-pound classi Won By
J. r. Bercndes VI. Warner. second: NJ. +.
Condor. third. Time. O:26
Two-mile run "a. a. U1-Won by Victor
Voterctsas. Mornngside a. C.: W. Larsen.
Swedish-American A. C.. second George An
drcws. New York A. C.. third. Time. 1913.
Half-mie walk (enlisted mem Won by
W C. Munson. eth Regiment. y. G. y. Y.
Moses Narsh. sth Regiment. y. 6. n. Y.
second: G. Staicy. 18th Regiment n. G..
n y third Time. 10.
Putting lG-pound shot Won by Pat Me
DonGld unattached. 81 feet inches Michael
Gleason. Pastime A. C.. "a feet ~ inches.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-05

i0-yard dash-Won by Paul Roche; Earl
Hodges, second P. Byrne. third Time. 0 ;01.
Potato raee-Won by J. Price; Paul Roche
second Oscar Seffa, third.
Standing high iump-Won by Louis Bar
Der: Robert Schoen. second; j. Schwimmer'
third. Height. feet inches.
60-yard dash Ol0-pound classl-Won by
Ben Levitt; A. Alpert, second: L. Abrams.
third. Time. sos.
one-lap run Q1O-pound class)-Won by
A. Alpert c. Morrow. second; Z. Breslin.
third. Time. OPS.
Running high jump 0l0-pound class -
Won by Rannie Gilroy X. Graham. second
II. Siegal, third Distance feet II inches.
l00-yard dash G10-pound class Won by
l.. Lee; J. Butts. second; p. Percy. third.
Time. 0:l2.
e2O-yard dash G1o-poung class Won by
c. Murphy: J. Sendroy. second; J. Butts.
third. Time. 0:o+.
Half-mile run 010-pound class Won by
j. Sendry. jr. c. Murphy. second; J. Kangas.
third. Time, 2:23.
12-pound shot-put Gl0-pound class Won
by J. Rosenberg J. Ryan. second: J.. Bern
berg. third. Distance. "a feet q. inches.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-05
BETSY HEAD PARK

40-yard dash (sj-pound cassl-Wo'.
Harry Singer Isidore Lepof.hy. secon'' ~
Orlick. third. Time. 70 600 is. Il,
Potato race tSJ-pouud class Won y -
cob Levine; u. Hartman. second H''
Lepofsky. third. Time. = CO., l. g.,
e0-ysrd dash CP. :. 4. L. Won y :
man Goldberg. p. 5. 1903. Hilism -
y. ). lii. second: Samuel Leids''
Time. q 200 9-l0. -
5O-yard dash OlO-pound classl-Nos
Leslie Sloane: Joseph Bassem, seeon'
Weiner. third Time. % goo 3-J.
220-yard dash ll0-pound class g.
Leslie Sloane: |. Neiner. secona' ~"
Davis. third Time. o:2s. NJ
S-pound shot-put lin-pound cas- -
by Samuel Freid LYMAN JasseEi, se'9I,s -,
Schonbrun. third. Distance. 81 feet -
,0-yard dash l3o-pound class $50
Il. Freid Morris Friedman. second w.
Leider. third Time. U:O5 is. 49,.
ii0-yard run G30-pound class NM
!. kimball: X. Fried. second
Ryckof. third IL
l2.pouud shot-put u3o-pound els.slI'T
by n. Metnick Isidorc Wells. se'e's'
Edleman. third. Distance: 80 ieet l., 1ss
l00-yard dash "a. \. ~ Won ~ .. :.
Mcguire. Prescntation Cub H. BroNe..s r..
attached. second. A. Davis. unaiiAene1 >"
Time. 0:l2 3-5. c..,s
sso-yard run "a. 4. Won @ s,,,
kimball unattached II. Browsei, ~
taehed. second r. {. Rockwell, unA'''
third. Time. so. az
Three-mile run "a \. ul-Wcn a.,
Bensen. Swedish-Ameriean A. 9, s,st
Rosen. r. r. {. 10. second; Fred boN'
tsched. third. Time. Is 20. ~
200-ysrd run ~. NJ. H. A. Won So
than krinsky. r. II. {. So Beni.mln ss.,,t
Y. NJ. H. A.. third Time. 0:5D s,hs
3-mile bicycle race Won by Harp a.
zen f. Kimber. second c. Hoffman y
Time. S.56
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-05
GREENSBORO BRIDGE

toward dash (s5-pound class)-Won By A.
Hyeman r. Bogart, second; j. Levy, third
Time. :06 Is.
Running broad jump CS5-pound class -
Won by A. Hyeman, Is feet Il inches R.
Bogart. 4 feet | inch, second; B. Monstedt,
l3 feet 6 inches. third.
22O-yard dash )l30-pound class by
G. Fidit: II. FEEDER. second; NJ Eishmsn,
third Time. 0:21.
60-yard dash "A. A. U.)-Won by NJ. J.
Stamberg. Swedsh-American A. c. F. Nc
Namara. St. Johns Club. second: A. l..
Schuszer. Hungarian American A. C.. third.
Tme o :06 l-5.
3O0-yard run "A. A. U.)-Won by 7. Lock
hart. St Johns Club: P. j. Rogers. Paulist
4 c.. second; s. Chal. st. Johns Club. third.
Time o :3I As.
Half-mile run-Won by T. Lockhart. 81.
Johns Club J. J. Byrnes, Boys Club. sec
ord c. Enlenbach. ST. Johns Club. third.
Time 2:2l.
Putting l2-pound shot "A. A. U)-Won by
G.. Kuel. Anchor A. c.. 40 feet Pa inches
j. Arneth. unattached. 80 feet . inches. Sec
ond l.. Wester, Boys Club, 80 feet inches.
third
Half-mile run Gntersettlement A. Al
Won by j. J. Barnes. Boys Club; L. Wester,
Boys Club. second. L. y. Jack, East Side
House, third. Time. . IL.
220-yard dash Catholic A. L.)-Won by $.
Chal. St Johns Club; +. Mcnamara, 81.
johns Club. second W. Garrison. 81. Johns
Club. third. Time. 20.
Half-mile run Church A. L.)-Won by G.
Edit; T. 4. Campbell. St. Bartholomew
second j. Edit. st. Bartholomew's. third
Time % 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-05
MCARREN PARK

i0-yard dash (s5-pound class Won by j..
Arapetch: J. Sussman, second; A. Tyre
third. Time. 0 :06 3-5.
Potato race ls5-pound class Won by j..
Arapetch: o. Muller. second; S. Wolf. third.
Time. 0:23.
7O-yard dash Gi0-pound class Won by
A. Rosenthal j. Jaslow. second; II. Ken
nedy, third Time, 0:0S 20.
hree-quarter-mile run G30-pound class
Won by j. Harrison; S. Sussmsn. second I;
J. Helfenstcin. third. Time. 4 :02 40.
lO0-yard dash G30-pound class -Won by
p. Hedburg. p. Goodman. second; N. Rob-
inson. third. Time. 0:l0 2-5.
60-yard dash tparochal schools)-Won by
A. Gernart f. Moody. second; C. Langbein.
third Time. 0 :05 80.
50-yard dash CP S. A. L.)-Won by NJ
Robinson; J. Flynn. second; L. Schleifer'
third. Time. 0:07.
220-yard dash SUNDAY School a. L.
Won by p. Goodwin; A. NJ Gernart. second :;
II. Kennedy. third. Time. O:26.
22O-yard dash catholic Athletic League
Won By j. OBrien: W. La Rose. second :
r. Hutchinson, third. Time 0:22 40.
lO0-yard dash "a A. UD--Won by W.
O'Brien; J. Flynn. second; j. McCauley.
third. Time, ! 30.
i2-pound shot-put Park Playground -
Won by p Goodman j. Walsh. second; j.
Faber. third. Distance. 80 feet inch.
Running high jump Park Playground -
Won By u Morrison: VI. Hendon, second !;
:. Newlander, third. Height. feet inches.
Five-mile bicycle race-Won by c. Fen
tana: J. Alphonse. second. d. Feinberg.
third. Time, 10 :23.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-05
HUDSON PARK

4o-yard dash Cs5-pound class Won by n.
Gallagher: A. Ballerini. second; j. tarino'
third. Time. 0:06 20.
Potato race (s5-pound class by II.
Gallagher J. lombard. second; A. Balleuna'
third. Time. O:2o.
Standing broad jump (85-pound class --
Won BY j. Farino. feet y inch; W. tason'
6 feet 6ia inches. second; T. Toy. feet
third.
eO-yard dash O10-pound class)-Won by
II. Garfalo: F. Pinto. second; d. Tonini'
third. Time. 0:0s.
Running broad jump G10-pound class =
Won by Fred Martin. IS feet 2 inches J..
Purcell. l6 feet inches. second j. Mario.
IA feet inches. third.
Putting the S-pound shot Ol0-pound class
Won by Fred Martin, 80 feet 2i2 inches
Il. Rubilno. SO feet inches. second; NJ.
Diorio. IS feet inches. third.
75-yard dash G30-pound class Won by
II. Garfalo j. Inferera, second; August Bel
monte, third. Time, 0 :0S %.
One-lap run Q30-pound class by a.
Belmonte F.. Rodtz. second; J. Penaro,
third. Time. 0:l2.
ssO-yard run G30-pound lass)-Won by
A. Rivara: c. Frascatt. second; J. Orenzi.
Running high jump G3o-pound class
Won By y. Fendrick. 4 feet I inches J.
Mario. feet 6 inches, second L. Neri. Z
feet inches, third.
Hobble race (girls)-Won by Julia Schay-
or: Anna O'Connor. second; Frances Pulco,
third.
Firecracker race (girls)-won by Irene
Chiosi: Madeline Muck. second; Dora Mari
ano. third