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Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-17
The Confession at The Davis.

2 If. you want to see the photo drama you'1l never forget - the play that created sensation on the American stage. filmed from Hal Reid's sem sational success. arrange now 10 sec =America's master of emotional drama. Henry B. WalthaIl- star of The Birth of a Nation" in The Con- fesslon." at the Davis theatre today. See how. an erring young chap in the briIliance of youth, life and love Is falsely accused Of a terrible crime: see. how circumstantial evidence fast ened the crime on him and led him 10 his Intended doom. See how fate stepped In and rescued him See this inspiring play that thrills as it en- tertzins = that makes you laugh, makes you mad. makes you glad. See the mighty Henry E. Wslthall and picked cast enact one of the tcnsest screen dramas ever filmed.
 You'll see Henry E. Waithzll, bril- liant star Of '.The Birth of Nation" in a play that critics concede to be Walthalrs greatest work. AmaEing 2 scenes. in rapid succession. The play of the season.
 You'll see the great gathering of storm, the scene rescue in the nick oi time. the love and romance of two youthful hearts in the flower of life You'll see tensest action. scenes of amazing power. unquestionably one oi the greatest photodramas the screen has ever witnessed.
 Back to Nature Girls. a two par comedy completes the show.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-17
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT

a2c English Long Cloth-Anniversary Sale Price 3Ac a yard. 3ec Brown or BIeached Crssh-Anni- verssry Sale Price 33c yard. si.39 Table Damask, good quality = Anniversary Sale Price $1.oo yard si.s5 good size Bed Sheets-Anniver ssry Sal, Price $1.59 each. i5c Pillow Cases. size 45x36-inch - Anniversary Sale Price 35c. B 39 Semmed Bed Spreads-Anniver sary Sale Price S2.89.
 t3.5c Gray Blankets, size 6ox76-inch-- Anniversary Sale Price $2.75 pair. : 33e Hemmed Turkish Tow',ls-Anni Versary Sale Price for S1.oo. st.25 Large Turkish Bath Towels - Anniversary Sale Price 9Sc.
 39c Huek Towels-Anniversary Sale Price 33c.
 59c Huck Towels-AnniVersa Sale Price 45c.
 S7.50 Jacquard Comforters-Anniver sary Prioo $500.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-17
STAFFORD

Mrs Nella Weston. is the guest for . few weeks of her sister, Mrs. William Hassett, of Holyoke.
 Miss Ethel Robinson has returned to Salem, Mass, after spending g. week with her parents, Mfr. and Mrs. J. w, Robinson. j,
 F.. J. Glover injured himself severely by slipping on cement floor wlsfie delivering grain; His son Frederick has remained at home from his studies at the Manchester Trade school to take charge of the business.
 In order that they may give ths pastor a little relaxation for time the people of the Baptist church. have decided to have the B. r. P. U.r Sun day evenings 'instead of the rexula, preaching services. and in its pia1r Wednesday evenings prayer. meet. ing. The Lords supper was obserye1 last Sunday morning. The B. Y.P. II was led by Mrs. F.redette. The Ladies. Aid society will meet ,fo, work Thursday at ? pm. The sup. per hostesses will be Mrs. Charles Fox Mrs. Benjamin Fox and Mrs. Thoma,
 The regular meeting of wcicot chapter. U. D., e. F. S.. was held las Thursday evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-17
THE H. C. MURRAY CO.

York.
 The body of Charles N. Taintor was brought here from New York Monday on the p. m. train and was taken to Linwood cemetery for burial in the family plot.
 Earle Holmes and James Horowitz returned from New York Sunday evening. They drove a new car from that city here. They report that the roads part of the way are very poor.
 Oliver Woodhouse lodge. K. P, met inPythian hall Tuesday evening. There was a fair attendance. Work in the rank of page was exemplified.
 Rev. Henry w. Webb read his resig- nation as pastor of the Congregational | church Sunday morning, to take effect some time in May. While he has been here he has gained many friends and by his earnest work and efforts has built Up the church and the attendance i has greatly increased. It is with much regret and reluctance that his church people learn of his decision to leave | town for another field of labor. MT. Seeley and men of East Hamp. | ton are in town for a few days, work ing on the electric light company's 1 lines.
 Frederick B. Anes of Salem was ir town Tuesday evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-17
Death of James E. sIaneh.rd

Danielson, March 16.-James E
 Blanchard one of the oldest resideats of Dayvile, died suddeny at his home
 there just before noon Tuesday. He had, been ill for a week and George Barnes was in attendance upon him when he suffered an attack of heart failure and died within a few minutes. Mr. Blanchard was born in Dayville June 26, 1888, the son of Alexander and Phoebe Blanchard. As a young man he learned the trade of a carpen- ter and in 1858 with his father was engaged in building the village of Baltic. Excepting for the few months spent there ihe always lived in Day vile. May 9th, 1861. he married Miss Helen Sharp, a sister Of Dr. O. c. Sharp of Danielson. Mrs. Blanchard died Feb. End, 1908. MT. Blanchard leaves the following children, Ernest L. of Philadelphia, James N. of Franklin, Mass, Mrs. I. F. Rogers oil Providence. now touring in Japan
 Myrtice, Blanchard of Dayville.s He also leaves one sister, Mrs. Margaret Bradbury of Cranston, R. L, and 8 grandson, Leon, Blanchard of DayviIle
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-17
BREED THEATRE

Alice Lake, Jack Mulhsll and Frank Currier head the cast Of the Screen Classics. Inc ail-stsr special photo play. Should a Woman Ter7" from the story by. Finis Fox, which will be shown at the Bres1 theatre today and Thursday.
 / As the title i-,plies. the picture is a dramatic depletion of the struggle within a woman heart between her desire to confess her whole past to the man she loves and her fear that such a confession may cost her his adors- ton. The heroine of the story is Meta Maxon, a fisher girl in a little village on the Massachusetts seacoasb trans planted by circumstances seemingly kind enough at first. What occurs aft CT her Introduction to Boston society under the sponsorship of Miss Car issa Sedr~ict cr-S'ifutes the item of Meta,s past of which she dare not speak later to the man she is to mar ". yet which she feels she must not conceal In fairness to him.
 The setting of the piece for the most part is in the village where Meta was born and lived until the advent of the Bostonian society woman who takes an immediate fancv to the young girl and forthwith determines to do an wittzn her power to imporve her condition of life. This Miss Sedgwick accomplish es by sendingw Meta to a fashionabie finishing school and later bringing her out as she would have her own daughter. This precedes the incident which later WAS to bring to the girl the necessity, of deciding her terrind proeien.
 PeEsy Hylan, wf11 also be seen in her latest' offering The Web of Chance" This is a five part comedy drama that possesses all the qualities that spell success "Prizma- in natur-
 al colors completes the bill
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-17


 hroche, and dainty pink or white cou- til. They, are exquisite in every detail. besides having all the clever devices, such as elastic gores. cutaway over thighs. semi-rubber top. v-inserts and long skirt, each designed to produce a symmetrical and stylish figure The woman who has grown dissatisfied with other makes Is advised to try a Bon Ton. a Royal Worcester or an Adiusto nlodeEthe last named the only corset for stout women that can be adjusted without removing from the figure. A feature of all these makes is the wonderful O. I. C. clasp, warranted not to pinch. break, squeak. twist or tear. but which al- ways stays flat Corset prices remain reasonable. and investment in any of the makes of the Royal Worcester company! during this weeks special demonstration is sure to bring Joy to the woman who realizes that a good corset Is the foundation of all stylish dressing.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-17
KITCHENWARE SECTION

No. Four Sewed Floor Brooms, value 75c-AnniVersary Sale Prize 57c. U. s. Mail Soap Anniversary Sale Price cakes for 25c.
 Oval Pearl Soap = Anniversary Sale Price 6 cakes for 33c.
 Old Dutch Cleanser - Anniversary Sale Price 3 cans for 25c. 6-inch Ivory Finish Jardinieres-Anni- versary Sale Price 25c each. 3-Piece Aluminium Sauc. Pans, 1E and 2La- quart size-Anniversary Sale Price S1.49.
 1 and 6-quart size Aluminium Lipped Preserve Kettles Anniversary Sale Price S1.49.
 Nickel Plated Irons, in a set-Anni. V,rsary Sale Price $169 set.
 Japanese Decorated Tea Cups ane Saucers-Anniversary Sale Price { cups and saucers for $1.49.
 Water Tumbers, value Sc each-Anni. Versary Sale Price 49c dozen. During our Anniversary Sabe we will give 20 per cent. discount on all oul plain gray or blue, white lined Ename Ware.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-17
Catarrh Germs Move Out When Hyomei Moves In

No ,stomzca o~@.-N N--nr-ei is made chiefly of oil of eucaiy pt2s r-Ke.s tron the. eucalyptus forests. of iaisIds -A9ss t.alis, and combined with o.neF exceI- lent aniseptics.
 i-'gi. :a...nL Australia the atmosphere IS so iinDree hated with balsam :Hrown .ou5,ey the eucalyptus trees that x=Iiis do n jt' thrive, and in coaseo'lencs coughs. colds, cstarrh' and other :ese aad ethroas afnietions are prac.icsiy rnlznc Hn.. s:--
 Breathe rHyomei' and get the same pleasant seFm killing effect as you would get in the eucalyptus forests,
 Hyomei is sold by druggists every where and by Lee 6 osgood Co, on a guarantee of satisfaction or money re- funded.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-17
OFFERINGS OF INTEREST FROM THE
 READY-TO-WEAR SECTION

Whits VoiIe Waists, new Spring styles, regular $50 and S3.e5-Anniversary Special $2.es.
 White Muslin Petticoats. hamburg Hounee, value $1.5o = Anniversary Special $1.19.
 White Muslin Pettieoats, better quail ity, value $1.es-Anniversary Special sf.6s.
 $25o Night Gowns, made of good guaI- ity cotten-Anniversary Special $2.fe. Black sateen Bungalow Aprons, value s2.5o-Anniversary Special $1.6e.
 Black Sateen BIoomers, regular $2.75 value-Anniversary Special $2.1e. children's Bingham Dresses, pIaids ana checks, value $500 and $3.5o-Anniver sary Special $26e. children's Boomers, plain or stripec Soersucker, value 7ec - Anniversar, Special 59c.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-17

New Spring Suits in such materials as Heather, Jersey, Silvertone, Tweed, Serge and Tricotine - Anniversary Special s41.o0.
 New Spring Coats, figured silk lining, materials include Polo Cloth, Gold tore, Silvertone and Jersey-Anniver- ssry Special S41.oo.
 New Spring Dresses, in Georeette, Taf- feta, Foulard and Satin--Anniversary Special s26.ss.
 Wool Skirts, in plaids, navy blue and black, regular S10.o0 and $11.5o values Anniversary Special $9.9S. w. B. corsets, in white and pink, reg .ulsr s350 qusIity-Anniversary Spec ial $2.93 pair.
 W. B. corsets. white, regular $50 quality - Anniversary Special $4.96 pair.
 White Voile Waists, good variety of styles to select from, value $2.50 - Anniversary Special $1.S9.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-17
MEMS FURNISHINGS

Mems NesIisee Shirts, vaIde $2.oo = Anniversary Sale Price $f.7e.
 Mems Black Cotton Hose, value 21c- Anniversary Sale Price 3 pairs for Soc.
 Mems Lisle Hose, in black, tan and gray, value 39c = Anniversary Sale
 Price pairs for $10o. Boys Siip-over Sweaters, value $500 |-Anniversary Sale Price $4.25.
 Mems Hickory Striped overaIls-Anni versary Sale Price. $1.65. Mems Lee Union-AIls value $7.50 = Anniversary Sale Price $500.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-17
HOSIERY

children's Fine Ribbed Hose, black, white and brown, all sizes, yalue 455c- Anniversary Sale Price 3se a pair. Women's Pure Thread Silk Hesiery, black only, value, $2o0 - Anniversary Sale. Price g$1.6e a. pair. s.s ss55 Wemen's Pure Thread Silk Hesiery fisle tops, cerdevan ard mouse eoier, value sf25 = Anniversary Sale Price 85e pair. s....
 Women's Burson, Hosiery, black snly, vaIu, 5oc-Anniversery Sale Price 3ee pair. Women's Lisie Hosiery, "lpswichn make, seconds, value ;5oe-Anniversary Sale Price 3oc pair.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-17
COLCHESTER

William Ruser of MiddIetown was the guest of his parents on South Main street over Sunday.
 Louis Schlaich of Oakville, Conn.,, is visiting his mother on Pleasant street for a few days.
 Frederick O. Brown was calling on friends in East Haddam Monday.
 Fred Fedus, who motored to Nor wien Monday. reports the roads as fairly passable and in "a few days of lhis weather the going will be good.
 D. A. Elgart returned Monday after a few days visit with his sons in New
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-17
Ben Ton Corset pemonstratisn.

The Speciality Shop. 14o Main. street, the Norwich store which sells the sii- perb goods. of the Royal Worcester Corset company, is featuring the 1szo models this week. The dealers are showing wide range of styles in both back lace and front. lace. designed to meet the needs of. every figure and, to give to each woman the fashionable lines which mean grace and smart ness, as well as aid in the up-building of health The beautiful models in Bon Ton corsets. this season come in elegant pink brecades, silk figured
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-17
DRESS GOODS

20 to 491in5h-wide voiles, striped and figured, value 59c--Anniversary Sale Price soc yard. S5inch-wde PercaIe, good quality = Anniversary Sale Price 35c a yard. One lot of Paids, 36-inch- wide, a good variety of patterns. value 59c-Anni- v,rsary Sale Price 45c a yard.
 32 to 36-inch <wide FouIards, light and dark coors, value 75c - Anniversary Sale Price 65c yard.
 s1.oo quality Serge Navy, blue and colors-AnniVersary Sale Price 89c a yard.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-17
DRAPERIES

Figured cretennes, light or dark pat terms, regular 4sc quaIity-Anniversary Sale Pricn 3se yard.
 36-inch wide Curtain Scrin, white or eeru, value 3se--Anniversary Sale Price 33c yard.
 s1.7s White serim curtains-Anniyer sary Sale Price $1.5ss pair. s275 Eeru Serim curtains-Anniver- sary Sale Price $2.3s a pair. 7.'' :
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-17
KNIT UNDERWEAR

Women's Union Suits, Iow neck, knse. length, no sleeves, light t.seisht.:v :value 6ec-Anniversary Sale Priee 4fe.-.. '; Women's Medium, ~eie 1t .unisp Suits,
 value SIPS and $1.3s-Anniyersary Sale Price ssc. children's Flosce Lined unbleaehed Vests, sizes g. 10 and 12, value Soc = Anniversary Sale Price c5c.s
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-17
.Ws.hina.en. str.,.t' property seId

-,lArcha ". Colt has sold for Edwin $. sWillzrd of Brooklyn, N. r. and Mrs. Irene Willard FArnham of thif city, their charming old home in Norwich Town. This house was for many yearE the homo Of tho author the late William Alfred Jones ii afterwsrds rsin-. p,4ccnased by the father of the present owners. Tcrrac- cd gardens of -bop' one acre sur round the house. The new owner. Mrs. Philip 4. Johnson will make eK- tepsive improvements to the property and wifi occupy it as his residence
 upon their completion.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-17
1Foley's Honey and Tar
COMPOUND

LoosENs THE PHLEGM AND MUCUS clean. Le air panases. eosts iaflameA and irritsted nenbranes with q healing and seethinS denuleeat, esses hearseneu, stops tickling in the threat and makes retreahin<, resttul .sieep Poslble. >Fa r
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 I.y;s Ns-ns.. sossz N.r.hs.ai s... cA.ris.. esn. W. va.: T sm glad ts ten ysu thst Fslsy's Hsnsy and Tex is the ksst rsnsiy ter lruf trsahis have ever ussa. ksve besa dsrn sicx ever sinrs Jssuary sad -us<Ai1e wscA de ms aHy Gssl. 1 WIS fun sf csia. had As eTip all wfntsr rntii Sst i've co hsttiss cf Peiey's Hsnsy snd Tar. used f,s ksttlss- T sn dad ts.sry css't feel any szszs cold in n1 chsst.
 Foley's Honey srd Tar Conpculd gives psonpt relief from couzhs, colds. hearseaess. tickling throat, whoopins cough, spmmndie creue and bronchial ccushs.G
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Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-17
MONA
 Ends lndioeStion
 It relieves sts1asA nissTy, ssur Ezsn. ach, he.eRng snd all stsnseA disease sr zeaey back. Lares bsx of tahlsts e s<nta DrogEists il all tsvzL

willimantic might have a fair at an carly date. - .A
 Judge Foss. then spoke on The City Ash Collection. The present system is costing the city $500 per year and If it was decided te collect ashes from the homes in the city the cost would amount to but s52oo per year. This additional cost could be met with an increase of but one-half mill raise in the taxes and the city would have an up to date collection of ashes each week. .e. s5.
 D. D. .Donohue spoke on How Can We Make Willimantic Look Better to People Passing Through? He sug- gested improving the entrances to the city, adding to the attractiveness of what could be seen by those who pass through. The question, How Can Willimantc Secure Industries Re- quiring Skilled Male Help? was taken up. by Fred D. Jordan, who said that might result in the loss of an indus male help. Willimantic deserves more industries and should extend in vitations for them to come within her limits. The subject of public com fort stations was considered by Rob- ert H. Fenton who told of the need of station in this city. He suggest ed erecting a trolley station with a comfort station combined. This could be used by travellers passing through | Willimantic and would make a lastinc impression upon them might benefit | the city. s-t 2
 Rev. Harry s. Mccready, pastor .oi | theSCongregational church, concluded the formal speaking by discussing tht query: What shall Walimanic hay, for a city slogan? Rev. McCread5 | told of the great use of these slo- gans In other cities and suggested | finding one that would be apprcpriat, | to Willimantic. The discussion ther became general. Luncheon was serv, I ed by the members of the. entertain. ment. committee. The meeting ad. journed shortly after 10 o'clock.
 Threads.
 Mrs. G. B. Case of Baltimore, Md Is visiting her parents. MT. and Mrs Anson Olds of High street.
 Frank T. Cunningham Is in Bostsi | for a few days on business | e. c. Case of Wfndham has been il Boston.
 | Charles Logue, auditor for. tn Union News Go. of Boston, was ii town on business Tuesday.
 Joseph Quinlah of Waterbury spen the day Tuesday in this city visitinl friends s E
 Vincent Shea. who has been. ill. able to be out. >
 Mrs. Arthur Dubriul left Tuesda
 for Providence. R. L, to visit fr.endi Anthony Moquin- of. Brattlebor, Vt.,- was in town Tuesday calling 0
 friends.
 Samuel Feldman returned home e , Tuesday night after a short busine: trip to Taunton and Boston.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-17
BOOKS

One lot of Copyrighted Books, value s5c-Auniversary Sale Price 6ec each. One lot of Books for Boys and Girls, value 65c-Anniw,rsary Sale Price Soc each.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-17

Themaston.-The coal shortage in town is causing much worry among the townspeople, who can secure it only in quarter ton lots at the town hall. where there is but small supply on hand.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-17
ART GOODS

Stamped Table Runners, yalue 5oe- Anniversary Sale Price 3ec. Stamped Pillow Gases, vaIue 50c - Anniversary Sale Price 3sc. Stamped Huck Towels, goed size, value 59c-Anniversafy Sale Price 49c each.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-17

Waterbury. - Laquor dealers who hold unexpired licenses wifi receive refunds to the extent of the unused portion from the New Haven county commissioners. s: /
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-17
GLOVES

White Chamoisette Gloves, value 3ec- Anniversary Sale Price 25c a pair. White Chanoisette Gloves, with black stitching, value 5ec-Anniversary Sale Price 39c a pair.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-17
ANNOUNCEMENyTSY

.. Prospect Street Hosss 0sse
 zophers Kolsda has seld onHI Inc Eepcy of Francis D. nuuce her. property located at 1ss Prc0eH street. to Tbaddus Baker. IL is tBll story frame dwelling house and win c@ occupied by. the new owner as horna.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-17
FLOOR COVERING SECTION

30x6o-inch Japanese. Grass Rugs = Anniversary Sale Price $1.89.
 36x72 Japanese Grass Russ-Anniver- sary Sale Price $2.5o.
 1sxs6 conaoIeum' Russ-Anniversary Sale Price 25c each. 24x36 Congoleum Rues-Anniversary Sale Price 49e each.
 36x72 Consoleum Rugs, regular $2.5t
 vaIue-Anniversary Sale Price $1.ss. 24s3s-inch Neponset Floor Remnants l-Anniversary Sale Price 29c each.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-17
WILL I'M ANTIC
What Ia -Goin,a On Tsniaht.

,,rNorHleh Bulletin, .tWilIimantie of- flee, 23 Church St., Telephone 1o5.S :;
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-17

tsx36-inch conseleume Remnants =
 Anniversary Sale Price 15e each.
 Feather Bed Pillow cases-AnniVer-
 sary Sale Price $1.ss . pair. Silk Floss Mattresses, good quality Ticking = Anniversary Sale Price
 $27.5o.
 17,ineh Mission stande-Anniversary Sale Price 4ec.
 2-inch Mission Stands-Anniversary Sale Price S9c. sa A.ineh Missisn stsnss-Annive-sary ! Sale Price 9sc. Y 5.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-17

x What Is Going On Tonight. 5 BeneTolent and Protective OrderE of Efiks, lND. 1911, meets. F Eastern Star Lodge, No. A. A. F. & a 4. M. stated communication at Ma sonic hall '
 Thread City Cyclers meet at their rooms on Main street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-17
MORE PARKS NEEDED.
Lack of Baseball Diamonds Reported;
Other Athletic Activities.

The board of park commissioners re-
nort that their most urgent need Is addi-
ti0nal baseball grounds TO satisfy the
citv's outdoor recreational activities.
Baseball is the craze of this season of the
wear and Miss Jennie NJ Weaver, super
visor Of Fairgrounds, reports that there
is a lack Of suitable grounds for the ball
games.
This is especially true IN connection with
the increase in the number Of twilight
games. which are rapidly growing in
popularity among boys who work during
the day. The board will be glad of
any assistance that can be given by public
spirited landowners which will aid IN the
opening of more grounds
Weather conditions have temporarily
dampened the ardor of tennis enthusiasts.
and hindered the opening Of the numerous
courts throughout the city under the
jurisdiction Of the park board
The cool weather mav possibly delay
the opening Of the bathing pools under
the jurisdiction Of the park board These
pools are generally opened 10 the public
the first week IN June. and remain 0pen
until the middle Of September dependent
LARGELY on weather conditions There
are four Of these public bathing pools, the
Brandywine, Dclam0re, hirhwoad and
Walnut street Last year the weather
was more propitlous and the pools were
opened on June 2.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-17
DELAWARE MAKES
A FINE SHOWING
Blue and Gold Athletes Among
the Leaders in the Middle
States Events.

Delaware College athletes made a
splendid showing Saturday IN the Middle
States track and field championships at
Rutgers, New Brunswick, n. j. The Blue
and Gold representatives amassed lg
points, sufficient to allow the Newark
Institution 10 finish in fourth place, after
competing with some Of the best athletes
In the East.
Delaware's crack performers we're Har-
mer, Wilson and Mcdonnell. The former
romped away with first honors in the
440-yard dash, negotiating the quarter in
the fast time Of 81 2-5 seconds. Harmer
won his heat il the 440 in easy fashion,
going Tire distance in 54 seconds, and also
qualified for the running broad jump
Delaware pulled another first place
when Mcdonnell sailed over the pole
vault with the bar at ] ] feet ! inch, easily
outclassng his competitors.
Wilson, another Blue and Gold per
former, gave a good account Of himself by
finishing a close second in the two-mile
run. Loose finished second in the iavelin
contest and Carter took fourth place in
the discuss throw.
Pitnan, of Delaware, captured his heat
in the IO0-yard dash, finishing second in
the semi-fnals, and was q close fourth in
the final Pitman also captured second
place in the 220-yard preliminaries, but
was forced 10 take fourth in the finals
Tebo and McMullen also showed nj
well in the 200-yard low hurdles.