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New Britain herald., 1922-07-15
Special Sale Prices on Clocks

tor the event to be staged in Berlin some tune during the month of Au- gust.
 Miss Helen deLong. principal of the Berlin Junior High school and her mother, Mrs. George deLong, are spending the summer in Kentucky.
 The machine room of the America n Paper Goods company held an outing at Double Beach today.
 The digger for the Kensington Fire district is at work on Percival avenue.
 The regular meeting of the board or selectmen will be held at the office or the town clerk Monday evening.
 The prayer meeting of the Epworth League will be held at the kensington Methodist church Tuesday evening.
 East Berlin Items.
 There will be the, regular morning prayer and sermon at St. Gabriel's church Sunday at o'cl6ck followed by Sunday school at 10 a.. m. Rev. G. B. Gilbert of Middletown will have charge of the services.
 There will be the regular mornine service at the Methodist church Sun NuS e'I C. 1p d. Ill., lOllOW6Q DH Sunday school at 10;45 o'clock and Epworth League at 5:30 p. m. followed by eve ming service at 6:30 o'clock. Rev. A. c. Fuller will have charge of the serv ices.
 The Girl Scouts will meet as usual at the home of Miss Etta Lawrence on Main street Monday afternoon.
 Mrs. Joseph Ryon left today for Washington, D. C., where Mir. Ryon is now employed.
 The Knights of Pythias society will entertain the Plainville lodge next Tuesday evening and the degree of Page will be exemplified by the Plain vllle degree team on one candidate, Several of the grand officers are ex pected to attend also members of other lodges.
 Mrs, Walter kenneson of this place died at the New Britain General hos pital Thursday evening. Funeral an- nouncement will be made later
New Britain herald., 1922-07-15
WOULD-BE ASSASSIN
 FACES GUILLOTINE
Charge Against Young Freshman Carries With It the Extreme
 Penalty of Death

Paris, July Is. (By Associated Press) )-Gustave Bouvet, the young anarchist who yesterday fired at Po- lice Prefect Naudin, mistaking him for President Millerand, presented an unprepossessing appearance in his unprepossessing appearance in his cell today as he awaited arraignment on a charge of attempt to commit premeditated and wilfur murder" con- viction for which carries the death sentence.
 The assassin is a tall skeleton like figure. He was employed as dra fts man but himself presented the weekly Anarchist Youth which he founded.
 The keeper of the hotel where he roomed gives him good character reference declaring he was always quiet and regular with his payments. He was introduced to the hotel by a notorious woman anarchist, Ger maine Linthauld
 An anarchist pamphlet was found in Bouvets room together with some postcards from comrades"
 The communist organ LHumanite. says:
 'The act, which was purely individ- ual, should be considered as reflex and as a result of the sudden reaction occurring with -sensi- tive, over-worked brains.''
 Referring to the military review at the Longchamp racetrack, the news paper says:
 The theatrical display of mili- tary review, the sensational exhibition of troops-White, yellow and black and the sight of perfected engines of murder cannot be expected to awak- en instincts of pacific sweetness in the souls of the spectators"
New Britain herald., 1922-07-15
CUT COUNTY BUDGET.
Fairfield Expects to Do With About
 $5O,OOO Less Than Year Ago.

Bridgeport, July 15.-When the senators and representatives of Fair field county meet next week to make Up the county budget for the coming year it Is expected that they will be told that S50,000 less will be needed than was raised during the year just about to close. The expenses have decreased and the receipts have in creased and there are no big charges to be met.
 The cost of maintaining the county jail has decreased s10,o00. The budget from October next until October next year will require STA 012. The estimated receipts will be s111,540 and the difference to be raised by taxation Is about $50,000 less than was required the present year.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-15
PROF. ANGELL IS ILL
Brought On By O,erwork And Is Not
 Typhoid, Doctors Say

New Haven, July 15.-James R. Angel, president Of Yale university, is reported to have been in a hospi- tai here for the past week suffering from a high fever said to have been brought on by over work. His physi- clans however, say he will be able to return to his home within a short time. It was feared that Dr. Angell had contracted typhoid but this was denied by his physicians.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-15
GEN. EDWARDS AT CAMP.
Discusses National Guard Problems
 With Oficcrs at Aver.

Aver, Mass, July l5.-Nationai Guard problems in this section were discussed at Camp Devens today at . conference attended by Major General Clarence k. Edwards and the adjutant general Of the New England states.
 The training Of guard troops in their respective, states or the continu- ance of the present policy of Massa- chusetts maneuvers at Camp Devens was one of the many questions before the conference.
 General Edwards and staff and the state officers this afternoon were to review parade of 10000 National Guardsmen regulars and organized reserve troops in training here.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-15
STILL PROBING SHOOTING.

New Haven, July 15.-Further in- vestigations into the death of Alfred Sozzo who was shot Thursday at Sa- win Rock will be made today by Cor oner Eli Mix who said he examined witnesses all day yesterday. Coroner Mix also said that Antonio Rainaro of this city, who is alleged. to have shot Cozzo was being held without bond. Four material witnesses, who were examined yesterday were releas- ed he said.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-15
CONSTRUCTION TO
 BE STARTED AUG. { WorthinSton District Contract Awarded to Bristol Contractor WATER HERE BY NOV. 1
Both Contractors Have Been Asked to Complete Their Work By That Time Sunday Church Notices-Jofnt Picric Today-NeWs in Brief,


 Picnic Today-News in Brief.
 The Earl B. Curtis construction company of Bristol has been award ed the contract by the Warrington Fire district for the digging and the laying of water mains in that district. Announcement to this effect was made this morning by Crowley and Oldershaw, civil engineers in charge of the work,
 The contract for the piping to be used has been awarded to the United States Cast Iron Foundry of Philadel- phia. Four, six eight, 10 and 12-inch pipe has been ordered The hydrants will be secured from the A. P. Smith the valves have been ordered from the Ludlow Valve Manufacturing company of Troy, New York. The special cast ings will be bought from the Build ings Iron Foundry in Providence, R. I.
 The Earl Curtis contract states that this company will start it's construc- ton work in Berlin on August [ and will have it completed by October 31 of this same year. The contract of the Driscoll construction company Of Torrington, which is doing the work for the kensington Fire district, calls for the work being completed in that section of the town by November 1.
 The executive committees of both districts have met at various times and it has been decided to bring water to kensington and Berlin from New Britain at the same time. Unless there is an unforeseen delay, the Town of Berlin should have running water by the first week in November
 Louis Oldershaw. civil engineer this morning explained how the water mains will be laid on Berlin street from Pennington road to Hudson street on both sides of the street from
New Britain herald., 1922-07-15
LOCAL GOLFER LOSES,

Lawyer Stanley J. Traceski, of this city, was eliminated in the presidents cup match play at the Sequin Golf club yesterday afternoon. losing to F. H. Jarvis, of Hartford. 2 up. The local player was defeated at the 17th hole, when Jarvis got a birdie three" and on the next hole Traceski was sty1nied. The winners score card showed 82.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-15
Has Its First Disorders
 Since Railroad Men Walked Out.

Chattanooga, Tenn, July l5.-Chat- tanooga's first violence as the result of the strike of railroad shopmen. oc- cured last night when Ave masked men took Bernard Mallon. Jr., from the Southern yards, where he was at work and gave him slight beating a stab In the back with a knife and a warning not to let them catch him in the yards again or he would be killed.
 Mir. Malloon who Is connected with the general managers office in Cin- cinnati as transportation inspector has been in Chattanooga more than week doing duty in the yards.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-15
MISSING MAN IN BOSTON.

Minneapolis, July 15.-Information was received by a national detective agency here today that Joseph An- detresi, grand opera conductor who disappeared from Minneapolis nearly q month ago, was in Boston four days ago.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-15
CUF|CURA HEALS l SISTERS ECZEMA
 In Rash On Back. |tched | Badly. Could Hard|yS|eep. l

Eczema broke out in a rash on the lower part of my sisters back and was very severe. Later it became purple in color, and itched 70 badly that she could hardly sleep. She was not permitted to go to school because she scratched the affected parts SO much.
 "Thc trouble lasted about two months before we began using Cuti- cura Soap and Ointment. After the first application she felt better, and in six weeks was completely healed. /" Signed Miss Bertha Morstein. e678- l06th St., Richmond Hill, N. Y.
 For every purpose of the toilet and bath Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Talcum are wonderfully good.
 ssapla Eash frss by Mall Address, "cutiocra Lab oraAorks, Dspt ', NAidsn ts. Mas" Sold every where. Soap25c Ointment 1 and ohc. Tacurn 2be. - Cutieura Soap slaves without mug.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-15

The rotunda in the capitol at Wash ington is 97 feet in diameter and is 1so feet from the floor to the top of the canopy.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-15

Corporation.
 Elmer F, Thomas of the P. Hutton store, left today on his annual vaca- ton which he will spend with his par ents on an automobile tour through Massachusetts and the northern New England states.
 MT. and Mrs, H. Oliver of West Main street, left today on two weeks trip to points in northern New York state.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-15

Maplehurst Inn, Sunday dinner SOC. Menu: Soup, friend chicken, mashed potatoes. vegetable salad, beets blue berry and apple pie,--advt.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-15
STRIKERS WHIP WORKERS

TO RENT-s rooms, all improv emerts l
 Church street. Inquire at III Broad s,
New Britain herald., 1922-07-15
Hurt in Fall.

The Sunshine society of New Brit ain met at the home of Mrs. John Pinches this afternoon.
 The track meet committee of the local American Legion Post will meet on Tuesday evening to discuss plans
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-30
TROCHU PRfLIS WESLEY
SPORTOYEC.

Policie V Brook Parku "a
tkla vcera Pc delsi honbe "a
leteho Raymonda Alisona, z
1905 vych. 10. ul., jehoz auto
pfi snaze policii uniknouti
vrazilo do stromu. Z auta W.
hozena pax "a srazky 16-leta
Anna Lintuova, BOAT Prospect
ave-, jez byla tax znacne IRA
nena, re musela byti dopra-
vena do nemocnice V Berea.
Devce bylo die yypravovani
nekterych svedkd V autu Ali
soma tlmto napadeno kri-
KEN byla prav6 na buin6ho
sportovce policie upozornena
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-30

no, jenz vstoupil v cello spra-
Wy sovetu. Kdo MIN chtel pra
covat, mohl zlti, JIM byli k smr
tt hladem odsouzeni. Ale Cor
ky osvedcil svou prizen k boise
vikum tehdy, kdy pouhy cit
lidskosti mu velel inject. Bla-
hopral Leninu, kdyz mlady re-
volucionar, podniceny tyranii
bolseviku, vystrelil Ma Lenina.
Podobne bylo indy. Kdyz "a
cal hlad ma Rusi, Y "raji komu
nistickem", hledel Sc dostat do
"pekla burzoasie". Neiprve
postal sveho syna, potom svou
spolecnici, jez ma V cizine pro
dat predm6ty Z kostelu sebra-
ne. Potom zachranil sebe a dli
nynl Nemecku. Rusti uprch-
lici vidi Y mem cinitele, jenz
jest mravne i politicky zodpo-
vedny "a velka nestesti, jez
pIinesli bolSevici ma Rus. Ma
to Sc nikdy nezapomene pro-
to uprchlici nyni Sc ozyvaji
proti Gorkemu.
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Co vypravuje
PRAVE z MADARSKA PRI-
JEDSf PROFESSOR.
V Uhrach Sc vydava dosud
mleko ma listky.

Z Budapest idle geografic-
kych znalosti dotycneho refe-
renta Rakousku) prijel BY
valy professor kralovskeho uCe-
llSte pro umeni, julius Miha-
lik, (take ciste mada'rske ime-
no) jenz byl jmenovan ucite-
lem ma Clevelandske Umelec-
Ike Skole. Die dneSni zpravy
V Plain Dealeru, doprovozene
podobiznou, lici novy prichozi
zivot Uhrach velice podivny-
mi barvami. "Ucitele a pro-
fesori nemohou V Uhrach ziti,
vydelal jsem mesicne 5000
mad 'arskych korun, coz Sc
prave rovna as ST. - Vzestup
cen jest tax velky, re Sc vyro-
ba nemuze hnouti mista. To-
varnici nevi, co by platili del
nictvu, jelikoz sami nemohou
predem vedeti, mnoho-li "a w
robky svoje trhu dostanou.
V mastech jsou pomery dale
ko horsi nezli venku, kde Sc
dlak leccos pro sebe muze wy
p6stovati. Mleko mohou do
stati jen deti a stare osoby, ale
jen pc predlozeni listku vyda-
vanych vladou. Americka po-
|moc vykonala velice mnoho
'pro zachranenl ditek. VeTim,
re kulturni uroven Evropy by
la snizena a re jest povinnosti
Ameriky tuto bilemu plemenu
zachovati. Jest to i prilezi-
tost Ameriky uchopiti Sc V te-
to veci vudcovstvi."
A po tom vSem byl jest6 je-
den z mad aronskych poslancu
Y prazskem Narodnim shro-
mazdeni tax smelly, re drze
vykrikl, re bylo ma Slovensku
"a Mada'rska lepe.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-30
STARA Historic o NESVE-
DOMITEM RfDICI AUTA.

14-lety William Woods, z {.
1454 vych. 66. I'll. byl, kdyz Sc
snazil vypadly mu mic wed
nouti z iizdni drahy, pfejet
automobilem, jehoz ridic ne
chal vsak svoji obet' bez po-
moci lezeti a snazil Sc ujeti.
Byl vsak dohonen iinym autoi-
stou donucen vratit sc k mi
stu melody, kde vSak vyuzil
opet pfilezitosti a rychle ujel,
coz Sc mu tenkrate zdarilo.
Nesvedomity fidic zavinil ne
hodu tim, ze prediizd6l poulit
nj karu po leve strane.
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B. B. B. Co to je? Je t.

B. B. B. Co to je? Je to
zkratka pro nazev prazvlast-
niho spolku, ktery sc pred ne
davnem ustavil: Berliner Bett-
lerbund, Svaz berlinskych ze-
braku. Berlinsti zebraci utvofi-
Ii 81 totiz zajmovou skupinu,
ktera vuci verejnosti vystupuje
pod falesnym jmenem a ktera
We skutecnosti zaopatTuje ruz-
nym zivlum Ia urcity poplatek
"licence pro poulicni obchod"
q take neiruzneisi telesne va
dy. Svaz zaridil dokonce cvic-
ny kurs, ktery trva osm nedel
jenz jest navstevovan $50
aaky. Zacatecnici isou tn zau-
covani do femesla starymi zku
senymi professionally, starsi Sc
tn "zdokonaluji". Prvych pet
nedel jest venovano vyucovani
theoretickemu, tTi nasleduiici
tydny pax praktick6mu cvice-
nj, jez Sc provadi zpravidla pfi
dostizlch a pred chramy. Jisty
berlinsky novinar cetl zpravu
o tomto svazu a uminil 81, ze
vypatra blizsi podrobnosti. Nej
vetsl obtizl bylo zfskani adre-
sy. Byl stedry, jako nikdy pred
tim. Dvema markami ucinil ia
zrak: "od narozenf hluchy" po
jednou slySel a ku podivu vse-
mu rozumel, ale jak zaslechl
prvni slova o B. B. B., pravil
pfesvedcive, ze 81 z pana nekdo
della blazna. Novinaf pokousel
Sc ma tisicerych mistech a uz
by byl malem cd sveho pred
sevzeti upustil. Naposled ieste
Dbdaroval starickou zebracku,
'od narozeni slepou" a ejhle,
,lepa Timed dokazovala, ze
oan je hrozne podobny, ma vlas
oodobny jeifmu synovi, totiz
ednomu z jejich sedmi synu.
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ADRESSY kANDIDATU MA
LfSTKU.

Columbus, O., %. cervna. O
priStIch pfedvolbach bude to
poprve, re pode jmeny kandi-
datu uvedeny budou tez iejich
adresy. Uznalo Sc to Ia nutne,
pon6vadz 0 republikanskou
nominaci pro tTad guvern6ra
uchazeji Sc diva Smithove, diva
Brownove o nominaci pro trad
sekretare statu a mimo to Jest
tolik kandidatu nominace
pro mensi lrady, re iejich bliz-
81 ztotozneni uznano ia potreb
ne.
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pravde by m6lo znfti: "Tran-
sylvanie Slovensko znovu Ma
d arum -
Rusky spisovatel Gorky. V
Parizi koluje petice, V niz Sc
zada, ably Sc Gorky smell We
Francii usadit. V parfzskem
journal des Debats" vystupu-
je Tat ana Alexinska We vel
KEN clanku jm6nem ruskych
uprchllku proti tomu. Uvadi,
re po pfevratu 1917 d6lal pro
tinarodni, germanofilskou po-
litiku a "a revoluce pracoval s
bolseviky. Jeho skupina, iak il
naval Plechanov, bylo polo
leninovska "a Kerenskeho, po-
tom leninovska. Predni rusti
espisovatele Sc vyslovili rozhod-
ne proti bolsevicke Wade uti-
sku a krve. Leonid Andrejev
musil do Finska uprchnouti, il
nj utekli do ciziny iako Bunin,
kuprin, Merezkovsky, Cirikov,
Amfiteatrov a vSichni odsuzo-
vail zlou vuli cinnost Gorke-
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Autonomie mad'arskou zbra

/ -
nj. = Rumunsky tisk stezuje
81 ma chovani Mad arska, KITE
re na jedne stran6 preje 81 OBJ
noveni normalnich styku S
Rumunskem, ma druhe vSak
provozuje zahranicni podvrat-
Inou propaganda proti nov6mu
Rumunsku. TAX We Vidni W.
chazi pokoutni rumunsky ty-
dennik "Ardealur' (Transyl-
vanie), ktery V podzahlavi ma
heslo "Transylvanie Transyl-
vancum', a propaguie nena-
visit proti Rumunsku, vyzvVaje
rumunsky lid transylvansky,
aby Sc revoltoval a bojoval "a
autonomii Transylvanie. Bu-
kurestsky tisk oznacuje Buda-
pest "a vydavatele teto tisko-
why a rumunske llsty transyl-
vanske rozhofCenim odmitaji
tuto akci. Vlada zakazala do
pravu listu "Ardealul" do Ru-
munska, ale tyz zm6nil svuj
nazev na "VitoriuP (Budouc-
nost), maize tax titul bukurest'
skeho viadniho listu a zasila Sc
dale V uzavrenych obalkach
do vsech koncin Rumunska. =
Soucasne vydavaii sc We Vidni
rumunske PROTESTANT brozury,
ktere sc rovnez rozSifuil v
Transylvanii. Ustredni libe-
ralnl, organ "Vitoriul' opozor-
nuje ma tuto nepratelskou pro-
pagandu, odsuzuje neloyal-
most a dvojakost mad arskou,
kterou sc neprospeje nikterak
k tomu, ably byly zlepseny sty
Ky Mad 'arska ieho sousedy.
Pennsylvania Transylvancum'
nebo "Slovensko Slovakum,"
obsah jest stejny heslo po
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"svET" !"

tJe prec znamo, ze kazda ze-
bratka ma sedm detf.) A Wy
pravovala a zapovidala Sc tax,
re konec konca j adresu B. B.
B. prozradila. Inu, JIM to vedi
taky, ale nereknou Rozradost
neny novinaf lined zajel do
Moabitu a konecn6 nalezl V ma
licke postranni. ulicce nepatr-
ny baraGek. Uhlif hokynaf
zdaji Sc byti jedinymi obyvate-
Ii domu. Nahore vsak kona Sc
V tichu podivna prace. Novi-
mar stoupal DO dfevenych scho-
dech a potkal muze odeneho V
starou uniformu a nesouciho
dfevenou nohu. Ponevadz ten
to muz Sc MEDIA byti vzorem
duchaplnosti, byl prave nejlep
sim informatorem. Kde je kan
cellar Svazu zebraku? To Sc
chces dat ma zebracinu?
TAX podobn6. - TAX jdi naho-
ru do ctvrteho poschodi. Ale u
strojit Sc budes muset iinak.
Takhle by to neslo. ia jsem cd
zitfka jednonohej. Cd, Marny,
rozumej pane? Granat! Wy
bral jsem 81 nohu, protoze tra-
savka da moe prace. Z toho by
clovek dostal, iak Sc rika, ner-
vovou chorobu skutecne. TAX
naZdarek mnoho Stesti. - We
ctvrtem poschodi isou jedine
dvere. Novinar zazvonil, zrize
nee Svazu otevrel, Co chceS?
- Chtel bych mluvit panem
sekretafem. - Y Jake zalezi-
tosti? - Chci Sc stat Glenem
spolku. - Jdi zatim do cekar-
ny. = Cekarna byla snad ne
kdy vybilena. Jeden 2 cekaii-
cich sed6l u sveho kolovratku
y zivem hovoru s n6kolika il
nymi cleny b. B. B. - Wis u
zvefince 81 vvdelam denn6 diva
tisice marek. To mi staci. Ne
zamestnanecka .podpora pro
mne uz mic neznamena. Ale ia
ky jsem 81 to Zaslouzil, pane,
valetnej poSkozenec jako ia.
- Jakou mas ranu? = Ale ia
drel isem 81 Bruselu trisku.
Zfizenec prichazi: Mas jit k
panu sekretafi. Pan sekretar,
zavality pan koStenymi oku-
larry zkouma pTichoziho pTis-
nym pohledem. Go chcete? -
Chef Sc u vas dat zapsat. Cht6l
bych navstevovat vas kurs. =
Co re chcete? taze Sc sekretai
zdanlive udiveny. = Jsem pre-
! ce kancelari svazu zebrakG -?
Mic nejste. vytenichat byste
cht6l neco, co nenf, tady ie pre-
ce poradna zemedelskeho del
nictva. Pamatuite 81 to- S Bo-
hem! = Nasledoval liz ien Sc
kretafav jednoznacny posu-
mex: Tamhle isou dvere! - No
vinari nepralo tedy stesti neb
alespon ne sekretar, jenz jist6
byl obezTetneiSi nez mnoho-
mluvna zebracka.
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"Slecno, rad bych mluvil S
panem pokladnikem." = "Ne
nj zde; je pryc!' = A kdy Sc
vrati?" = "Az no policie chy-
tne;'
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.>Ls-AA~.N ~. H. s~ss--S
Poor!

kazdemu dnes jest uz
znamo, ze libby GAR
DENS" aneb Nova Cesko-
slOvenska Osada v MA
PIE HEIGHTS bude mo-
derni a nejrozsahlejsi ce-
skoslovenskou ctvrti v
Clevelandu.
Zajem 0 osadu jest cim
dale silnejsi ,proto, kdo
tam jeste stavebni misto
(lot) nema, at ST prispisi
a sObe tam stavebni mi.
sto zajisti, ably predesel
prekvapeni, totiz platiti
Ia pozemky ony pozdsj;
mnohem vice.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1922-07-21

the past he has judged hunters and jumpers most
the United States from Chicago East He Major in
the Remount Service during the
Mr. West has been ardent lover of horses all his life and he
served the Board of Judges that ociated the 1921 End
ance Ride, He will be senior judge this year.
The Board of Sponsors under whose the 1922 Endu
Ride will be held includes the American Reount Association
the Arabian Club America the Association Am
erica The Morgan Horse Club The National Seepechase Hunt
Association the Thoroughbred Endurance Test Club of Kentucky
the United States Department of Agriculture Brown of Ber
n ~ H. and Harris of Chicago Wayne Dnsmoe of Chicago
chairman of the Board of Sponsors and Sman of East
44th Street. New York, is secretary treasurer.
Entry blanks rules other information regarding the
Ride may be had from Mr. Stllman
The official route that will be followed by the horses Compel
ing the 1922 Endurance Ride selected by the Route Com
mittee, follows:
First DaStart at Burlington VT passing through Winoosk
St George Hnesbug Monkon Barnumtown North Haven juno
ton to Mddbuy where MONDAY halt will be made and then
through Cornwall Whiting Sudbury to Brandon where the
first night will be spent
Second Daeavng Brandon and passing through Foresdae
Salisbury East ddebury to Bristol where feeding will be
and afternoon through Sarksboro Rockville
South Hnesbg Hnesbug ST. George and back to Burlington
where the second days will end,
Third DayFrom Burlington through Essex Junction. River
side, Underh Jefersonve (noonday stop and the after
noon through Cambridge Junction Cambridge Fairfax Brookde
Essex Junction to Burlington where the third night will be
spent
Fourth Day-Leaving Burlington morning horses
will through Essex Junction Wlson, Richmond Jonesvie
the they will back Burlington the
course
Fifth Day-Fom Burlington through Wnoosk and along the
shore Champan ST. Abans where they will at
and back through Georgia and Milton
Ethan Allen urngton) where the 3Oome ride will end
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