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New Britain herald., 1919-06-04
DERBY RESUMED TO-DAY.
Ai England Agog Over Classic Turf
 Event at Epson Downs.

London, June 1.-The Derby Day, the worlds greatest popular sporting event, has returned after leaving a blank on the British calendar for four years and early this morning the pop ulation of London began approach ing towards Epson Downs compara- ble with the migration of the tribe of Israel.
 If todaN's Victory Derby, as it is called, reaches the high water mark there will be 100000 within sight of the race track. The people are travelling in trains, buses, four-in- hands, delivery wagons, donkey carts, on horseback, afoOt and by airplane. AViators have booked one hundred passengers who are going to Epson Downs, although the machines are forbidden to fly within two miles of the course. Thousands camped last night near the race course in tents and caterers have stocked tons of provisions there, their supplies includ- ing more than 100000 bottles of beer.
 The spectacle at the race course lacked nothing of the pre-war color today and had a strong tinge of khaki. King George, Queen Mary, with the Prince of Wales. and Princess Mary drove from the station in landaus. All the familiar figures, from the Earl of Lonsdale, the dean of Engish sportsmen, wearing his silk hat, to bookmakers from all parts of the kingdom were present
 There will be f starters. Andrew Blacks Panther has long been con- sidered a sure thing, although Sir Walter Gilbey's Whiskey Magnate will be a strong contender, and Maj. Waldorf Astor's Buchan has been rated as a possibility. There has been much interest in All Alone because this racer is owned and has been trained by Lady Torrington. The kings stables had nothing fast enough to start in the classic event.
New Britain herald., 1919-06-04
A. TENNIS IN FRANCE.
Frenchmen. Australians and Czccho-
 SIoyakia Players Are Victors.

Paris, June 4.-France, Australia and Czecho- Slovaki were victors in the preliminary singles tennis events i. in the interallied game here on Mon day winning from Rumania, Serbia and Belgium, respectively. Serbia de- faulted to Australia. The American players drew a bye.
 SMdre Colbert of France. revenged xhiniself for his defeats in the Riviera East winter by Nicholas Mishu of Runania when he defeated the Ru- manian in a hard match. Mishu played an cratic game but at times Mad his opponent guessing. The Bel
 ian players lost. hard-fcught matches
 To tse kozeluh brothers of Czecho- 4loyakia.
 The scores were as follows: Colbert, Trance defeated Mishu, Rumania, ka-6. 6-4,
 sabazeuiln, France. defeated Ere llnie, Rumania, 6-0 6-3. Joseph Kozeluh, Czecho- -slovakia, Fdefeated Washer, Belgium, 6-2, 4-6, I6-4' S-2.
 Karel Kozeuh. Czecho- -Slovakia, 1efeated. Lammenh, Belgium 12-1o, s-3, 6-1
 Thomas Australia, defeated Pop 4ovitch, Serbia, by default. Lucettc, Australia, defeated Mila. &5crbia, by default.
New Britain herald., 1919-06-04
BIG BOAT RACE JUNE 20.

Gales Ferry, June 4.-Details of the annual Yale-Harvard regatta have been laid by the crew managers of the two universities. All the formal events of the regatta program will be held on Friday, June 20, but there will be one or two special events rowed near the training quarters of the two uni versailles the previous day. These will be arranged later, but it has been de- cided that three formal events shall constitute the main regatta.
New Britain herald., 1919-06-04
WESLEYAN Is VICTOR.
Williams Is DovnCd in Very Sloppy
 Game in NfiddIetovn.

Middletown, June 1.-The Wesleyan nine crowded out Williams yesterday on the Andrus Field in a rather loose ly played game, 12 to '. The game was characterized by errors on both sides and great number of hits were made throughout the playing. How ever the home team showed some very clever work during the last three innings, Greens good work on the mound and Bateman's consistent fielding being the features. The score:
 R. H. F.. Wesleyan ....30O O40 50x-12 13 4 Williams .....13O 030 00O- 12 10 Green, Connolly and Boote; Bur rows Patton and Finn
New Britain herald., 1919-06-04
PLEAD GUILTY IN TAX CASE.
$1,5OO,0OO Offered to Government by
 Indicted Wool Firm.

Boston. June 4.-William A. Eng fish and John H. O'Brien, m em pefs or the firm of English & O'Brlen' 1nc.' wool merchants. pleaded guilty in the federal court to an indictment charg- ing conspiracy to defraud the govern ment in the filing of federal income taxes. The men were 1ndlcted laSt July. since which time they have been at liberty on $25,OO0 bail each.
 It was said in court that the de fendants were prepared to pay Sl,- 5O0.O0O to the internal revenue de- partment. The court continued the case without sentence until Thursday, when evidence will be presented as to the amount involved in the charge.
New Britain herald., 1919-06-04
GTLLIGAN TRIAL.
Woman Will Be Tried in Middlesex
 County as Soon as Possible.

Hartford, June 4.-Judge Keeler. in the superior court yesterday after noon, granted the motion of Public Defender John F. Forward for a change of venue in the case of Mrs. Amy Archer Gilligan for the poison ing of Franklin R. Andrews. The case will be tried in Middlesex county as soon as it can be arranged for. The fudge also granted the request that Attorney Benedict NJ. Holden be as- signed by the court to Mrs. Gilligan's defense. Mrs. Gilligan was convicted of the murder of Andrews and sen tenced to be hanged, but the supreme court set aside the verdict.
New Britain herald., 1919-06-04
EGYPTIAN WOMEN BUY ls
 AMERICAN MADE TTAYs

Alexandria.-Americ hats adorg& the heads of Egyptian women. Ttsff one of the results of aggressive Anier4s ican business methods. Though the British have the advantage of govern \ mental control, the American sales- man, has met. the growing demand of the Egyptian women for things vest ern and Paris chapeaux are not in tt with creations from across the sea-
New Britain herald., 1919-06-04
MAJOR GEN. SMITH HOME

New York, June 4.-Major Gen. William R. Smith, commander of the 36th division, arrived here today on the transport Patricia which also brought 2,S46 officers and men of the division. The cruiser St. Louis ar-riv- ed with the Patricia bringing 1,415 Of f1cers and men, members of a number of ambulance service sections and transport corps units.
New Britain herald., 1919-06-04
BOSTON COLLEGE WINS.

Newton, Mass, June 4--Boston Coll lege's baseball team defeated the Con- necticut Agricultural College nine here yesterday in a six inning game by 12 to 5.
New Britain herald., 1919-06-04
COLLEGE BASEBALL
Yale n Overwhelmed By Holy
 Cross, 2-BrOwn Takes liar

4aIp R oFcfWncHEoN bN ElOly Cross. o-BrOwn Takes liar vard~ Measure.
 New Haven. June 4.-Holy Cross @nded on Frank CoXe yesterday for thirteen hits in the six and a third innings which he pitched, and scored ten runs enough to give Yale it's worst beating of the year, 10 to ?. The heavy clouting Worcester aggre- gaton went into the seventh inning with a two-run lead over the Ellis, but in this frame by just batting around as a result of five hits for ten SAses added six runs to their total which decidedly put the game on ice G'he score:
 Holy Cross -. 0310o06O0--1o r 2 Yale ...... oO00O2OOO- : , Gill and Martin; CoXe, Selleck and Holmes.
 TTsam bridge, Mass, June 4.-Under a broiling sun Brown beat Harvard, a dozen hits against four Harvard pitchers. Weeks Init for two home runs.
 Tn the last four innings Harvard had nine men left on bases. Twice tho locals had the bases full. The score
 r, h. c. Brown ...... 0O00o1212--6 12 2 FpSfvard .. 1000O0010-2 9 Knight, F1tesno and Erickson; Har- dell, Washburn, Felton, Bullard and Blair.
 New York, June 4.-Fordham's baseball team added another victory 10 it's string by defeating the Syracuse nine in Q hard fought game at Ford hSFn field yesterday afternoon, ' to 5. Kuhnert, q southpaw, who pitched for tho visitors, allowed seven safe ties. He was wild and ineffective in tho pinches, He gave six free passes to first and fielded his position very poorly.
 f5ensa ti0naI fielding by The Bronx colleeians enabled MacNamara, Ford ha%$'s star twirler, 10 got out of sev- eral tight holes Tine score:
 r, h. e. Fordhnln .... 203o2000x-7 ' 2 Syracuse ....... l04O0c000--5 10 1 Du@an. .McNamara and Sweetland; Kuhrcrt and Herman.
New Britain herald., 1919-06-04
GOLF AT BRIDGEPORT,

Bridgeport, June 4.-After two sea- sons postponement because of the war, the Metropolitan amateur golf championship tournament started to- day at the Brooklawn Country club here with more than 50 of the New York districts best players competing. Oswald Kirby, winner of the last tournament is defending his title.
New Britain herald., 1919-06-04
ELKs TO BUY $500. 900 IN STAMPS

Albany, N. Y, June As a pro- test against the dynamite outrages of last night, and as an expression of patriotism the New York State asso- citation of Elks, in convention here, unanimously adopted resolutions pledg1ng the order to purchase thrift stamps to the amount of $500 900 be- fore the end of the year.
New Britain herald., 1919-06-04
MAJORITY OF YALE STUDENTS
 FAVOR LEAGUE RATIFICATION

New Haven, June 4.-In a ballot of Yale undergraduates polled by the Yale Daily News, 838 voted for inn mediate ratification of the present league of nations, while 398 opposed it. Of the 398, 256 favored some other league, while only 142 were recorded as opposed to any league.
New Britain herald., 1919-06-04

Other prominent players include Max Marston, Gardiner White, John G.
 Anderson, New Sawyer, F. H. Hoyt, Henry J. Topping and William Reekie.
New Britain herald., 1919-06-04
Fourth Floor

Cotton prices are very high today higher than they ago and what the present outlook soar ing prices for six months to
 But in spite the upward tendency the cotton market offering in June Sale Muslin Underwear, and all other kinds we'll qualities that liner even when goods cheaper Unusually full pretty stitch ngs: faces and embrOideries beautiful materials
 Every particular who is consulting her lingerie will buy and make the June Sale advantages her
New Britain herald., 1919-06-04
PRINCESS SLIPS For the Girl Graduate
CORSETS IN THE JUNE SALE
FOURTH FLOOR.

La Vida Corsets in excellent though discontinued models owing scarcity of materials Regular prices S700 $1OOO. Your choice $3.98
 Modart Corsets, also discontinued models and broken sizes, but exceptionally choice. Regular price $500 June sale price $35O.
 Thompsons Glove Fitting Corsets in flesh broche all sizes. Regular price $2.5o Sale price $L3s
 Bandeau Brassieres flesh color; regular price S1 o0 Sale price 69c-
New Britain herald., 1919-06-04
Muslin Boomers

Batiste and Crepe; flesh and white.
 S9c Bloomers-Sale Price =. 59c $1.00 Bloomers-Sale Price =. z9c $1.50 Bloom mers-Sale Price =. S1.39
New Britain herald., 1919-06-04
PA.JAMAS

Flesh, rose, Copenhagen and light blue; in two-piece and Billie Burke models, $8.98 up to $14.9S.
New Britain herald., 1919-06-04

Muslin Envelope
 Chemise
 Twelve or more styles. $1.50 Chemise-SaIe Price . 9Sc S2.00 Chemise--Sale Price .... S1.5a S2.50 Chemtse-Sale Price .... $1.9s Others up to $3.9S also reduced.
New Britain herald., 1919-06-04
Long Muslin
 Skirts

Skeleton and dust ruffle styles; also Skirts of Sateen and Pique, some with shadowproof panels.
 S9c Skirts-Sale Price ...... 69c S1.25 GSkirts-Sale Price ...... 95c S2.0O Skirts-Sale Price ...... $1.58 S2.25 and $2.5O Skirts
 Sale Price ................ $1.9S $4.00 and s4.5O Skirts
 SaIe Pf1Ce S@.So Others up to SS.9S also reduced.
New Britain herald., 1919-06-04

Holy Cross -. 0310006O0--10 r 2 Yale ...... 0O00020O0- ? ,
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Gigte ucm 111ilIcn's Ges
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1918 pon irgcno einen 5lonig, sir.
item o0er IremoeH Staote ourh 9cr.
mittlrnq oe8 Departments juge.
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prohibitions . GstrGnEe.

GbicngO. - OsiidInngen BON
Sol5alcOBOl, IuielOl, GreOiot Il.
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greoien3en WerOen in Chicago
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fanft, wie oem WinnicipalridD-
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gum 9Sreis DOn burdidInittlidj
80 GentS nper 7rint" Uerfduft.
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Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-10-05
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