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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1922-07-26

Farm Bureau Campaign Against
Boards Beating Hens.

r sIm DuTCuu S&uPnA&A ASaAuet
Board-Beating Hens.
The Hancock County Farm Bureau
will next month inaugurate cam
paign against the board-beating
hens, the non-layers of the flock. that
are not paying for their keep and
should be culled out. Poultry
culling demonstrations will be held
by County Agent Bickford as fol-
lows: At Gouldsboro, Aug. 1 Sulli-
van, Aug. 2; Sorrento, Aug. s.; Tren-
ton, Aug. 4; Dedham, Aug. S; Penob-
scot, Aug. Z; Verona, Aug s.: Orland,
Aug. g.; Brooklin, Aug. 10; Castine,
Aug. ~; Eastbrook, Aug. II; Han
cock, Aug. IL; East Surry, Aug. 49,
Amherst, Aug. II; East Bluehill and
North Bluehill, Aug. IS; North
Brooksville, Aug. 81; Bayside and
North Ellsworth, Aug %; West ELS
worth, Aug. %: Franklin, Aug. "a;
Mt. Desert and Northeast Harbor,
Aug. 25; Otis and Mariaville, Aug.
26: Salisbury Cove, Aug. %; North
Ellsworth, Aug. 20; Lamoine, Aug.
80; Southwest Harbor, Aug. 81;
North Sedgwick and Deer Isle, Sept.
1; Bluehill, Sept. 6. September IL
16 will be poultry-culling week in
Hancock county.
Last year twenty-nine poultry
culling demonstrations were held In
Hancock county by the college of
agriculture, extension service, in CO.
operation with the Hancock County
Farm Bureau. At these demonstra-
tions, 1,177 hens were examined and
291 of them, or u per cent. were
removed as not laying.
The data in this Office shows that
there are approximately 41,16S hens
in this county. Figuring that AN
per cent. is fair average for all
flocks, there are 1892 'culls" in the
county. Unless these "culls' are re-
moved from the flock, it means that
approximately one-quarter Of the
flock is consuming feed without CIV
ing any returns for it, they are TAX
ing up valuable room in the house
which should be given to hens that
lay, and it takes time and labor to
care for them. II they are taken out
and sold early in the season, better
price can be obtained for them. The
good hens left that have proved
themselves to have the qualifications
for steady and continued egg produc-
ton, are the valuable~hens to use as
breeders the following spring. 1t is
very easy to distinguish the nom
layers; it is practical and profitable.
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Elaine Hammerstein at Dirigo.

Elaine Hammerstein in new
Selznick picture, why Announce
Your Marriage?" is the feature at
the Dirigo, to-day and tomorrow
Unlike most Of the pictures in which
this charming star has recently ap
peared, why Announce Your Mar
riage?" is comedy Of the lighter
type, which is said to afford the star
new opportunities of which she
makes the most at all times.-Advt.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1922-07-26

Morro.-HELpFrL AND HOPEFUL.

The purposes OF this column are
suecinctly stated in the title and motto
lit is for the mutual benefit, and aims
to be helpful ant hopeful. BEING for
the common good it is for the common
use--a public servant, a purreyOr Of
Information and suggestions. a medium
for the interchange of ideas. In this
capacity it solicits communications. and
it's success depends largely on the sup
port given it in this respect. Com
munications must be signed. but the
name of writer will not be printed ex
cept by permission. Communications
viii be subject to approval or rejection
by the editor Of the column but none
Address all communications to The
American, Ellsworth Me-
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Swans Island.

The yacht, isis, Capt. Howard
OF Boston, with Messrs Dunbar and
Collins of cleveland, o., has been
anchored in Mackerel Cove, while its
guests visited the Island.
Mrs. Kaust and daughter Bessie,
of Philadelphia, Pa, are at their cot
tage at Old Harbor for the summer.
Mrs. Maud Chesney and Mrs. Doris
Joyce and daughter have been vis-
iting in Atlantic, prior to going to
Corea, for their vacation.
Raymond Torrey of Tenants Har-
Dor is boarding with Roger Joyce, at
Old Harbor.
Miss Marjorie Bailey, her sister
Ruth and brother Norman, of Massa-'
chusetts, are spending their vaca-
ton in Minturn.
Miss Ellen Arthur has just arrived
from London, Eng, and is spending
the summer at Rose Hill Farm in At
lantic.
Mrs. Pitcher OF Cambridge, Mass.
is a guest at Seth Stockbridge's
home.
Miss Minnie w. Cook, with Mrs.
Mutt and daughter Margaret, from
New Jersey, are occupying the Joyce
cottage at Atlantic.
Mr.. and Mrs. billy and four chill
dren, of Pelham Manor, N. Y, are
occupying the Livingston cottage at
the east side.
Mrs. Titus and daughters are at
the Poincianna in Atlantic.
Misses Jane Rodman, Friela De-
irene, Maud Ferring, Marian Jacobs
=
eta Rodman in the Segar cottage at
Torrey's Cove.
Mr.. and Mrs Sargent and daugh-
ter OF Washington, D. c., Walter N.
Price and two brothers, of Washing
ton, DC, Miss Campney, Miss Mitch
ell and Miss Lincoln, of Taunton,
Mass, and DR.. Josephine Neal and
her father, of New York, are guests
at the Ocean View at Old Harbor.
Sheriff Wesctt and County Attor-
bney Whiting of Ellsworth and Mr..
Black of Mr.. Desert have been at Old
Harbor, returning from FrenchbOro,
where they had been on legal bust
ness.
Schooner F. G. Pendleton of Isles
boro, has just finished loading a
cargo of paving at Minturn quarry
for New York.
thug Ontario brought the barge
Metacomet OF the N. Y. o. & w. Ry.,
of New York to the Minturn dock.
and is waiting in the harbor till the
barge is loaded with paving and
curbing from the quarry. for New
York.
Alexander Borland is spending a
few weeks in Bucksport.
Calvin Stanley of MintYrn is ex-
hibiting freak hens egg which
measures Sx6 y inches in circumfer-
ence.
Harold w. Barstow of Bangor is
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Adelbert
Bridges at Old Harbor.
| The brand new schooner, Billings
Bros, of Deer Isle, Capt. Billings, on
her maiden trip, has just arrived at
Minturn, and is loading salt fish at
the fishstand of H. A. Johnson, for
Gloucester, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Sprague of
Minturn have moved into their new
home at the house of Hiram Stanley,
and with their new FURNISHINGS have
one of the prettiest homes on the
island.
Maynard Staples and Percy Spur
| ling are planning to attend the c:ti-
gems military training camp at Camp
Devens.
Guy Lunt of Frenchboro was a
visitor in Atlantic Monday.
| Mrs. Hannah Stanley OF Minturn
| is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Trask
at Mackerel Cove.
The Swans Island Telephone &
Telegraph Co. held a brief business
meeting last week and adjourned to
next month.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1922-07-26
North Sullivan.

Mrs. Grace Crafty Of St. Louis,
Mo-. is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Susan Hooper.
Mrs. Nudge Parlin and daughter
( Muriel of Machias are visiting rela-
tiyes here.
Mr.. and RMS. Clyde Robertson and
children spent the weekend at Mo-
lasses pond.
About 100 members of the Sun
day school enjoyed picnic at ''The
Sands" Prospect Harbor, Thursday.
Mrs. Rebecca Stanley entertained
"The Willing Workers" Friday after
noon. The next meeting will be with
Mrs. Annie Wentworth.
Mrs. Peter Mckenzie is ill.
July "a. H.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1922-07-26
West Hancock.


Miss Helen Mcfarland of Melrose,
Mass. was recent guest Of Mrs.
Arthur Graves.
Hermon Sinclair is home from
Northeast Harbor.
Mrs. Phoebe Bridges remains Sc
riously Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Graves
motored from Brighton, Mass, last
week and spent their annual vaca-
tion with his grandparents, Jesse
Brown and wife.
George Sawyer of Portland spent
Sunday with his mother. Mrs. Fred
Milliken.
Mrs. Luella Bridges ef Chicopee
Falls, Mass, who has been visiting
her mother, Mrs. Phoebe Bridges,
and other relatives. has returned
home.
July "a. NJ. M. IA.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1922-07-26

RECIPES.
The following recipes are from the
New England Homestead, and were
prize desserts for the summer
season:
An Unusual Bread Pudding-Two
beaten eggs. " teaspoon salt, tea
Ispoon vanilla, cups scalded milk,
icup of sugar, 2 cups stale bread.
broken in small pieces. Caramelize
" cup of sugar by heating It in a
small pan and stirring until melted
Ito syrup of light brown color. Add
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1922-07-26
EastbroOk.


Mr. and Mrs. Hamlin Kingman are
employed at David Wilbur's during
haying.
Miss Gladys McCullum OF Jones'
port is visiting relatives in town.
Ellen Colt, who has been visiting
Beatrice Gooeins for three weeks,
returned to her home in Ellsworth
Sunday
Mrs. Helen Giles of Moose Hill
visited friends in town last week.
Mrs. Minnie Joy was called to
Hancock Point last week by the ILL
ness of her only daughter, Lizzie.
Saturday night her brother Harry
was sent for, and on Sunday she was
taken to the Eastern Maine general
hospital Her many friends are
anxiously waiting, and hoping for
good news.
Alice Ryder and Genevieve Bun
ker, who are working at Hancock,
Point, were in town Saturday.
Rosa Penney was visitor In
town last week.
Mertie Wilbur, who is employed in
Ellsworth, spent the weekend at her
home on Cave hill.
July "a. Gem"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1922-07-26
Bluehill Falls.

Mr.. and Mrs. Rose Colson enter
tanned his sister and husband, Mr..
and Mrs. Clark and Mr.. and Mrs.
Whitney of Hampden Highlands,
July 20.
Miss Mary B. McCreight has re-
turned to Dorchester. Mass.
July "a. 9.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1922-07-26

A healthy man is a king in his own
right; an unhealthy man an unhappy
slave. For impure blood and sluggish
liver. use Burdock Blood Bitters. On
the market 50 years. 1925 bottle.
--Advt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-20
aoranSrina | Melfinbnltrien?

Spis Or. Gbas. Rortb, SEEM gorf,
or en paalioelig Yrofet, fan ma IN.
SEN mango 2lar bIi 8ibne til en- me.
Get i~nbgribe,ioe Soranorins / Meie.
riinbuItrien, ifrep ct Sarmerblao
for nogen Sib tilbase. Chen bar
lea boa life bort fort mere ON Ga.
cen. Or. Nortb lagbe flor @egt paa
Sen Sing, at iaafalbt "re-mabe"
Melf blep mer og mer populpr.
0ette er ct egte Broouft ogIao.
Relfen blir omgiort til Bulner, Der
fan ppbepares meget I9nge / Saa.
fer r6e1 at tase Sfabe. 8eo Si9lp
CT riatig iimple 4pparater og @anh
fan 8nlperet bli omsiort til @elf
iaier,, % en- eete, uforfalfet arti-
feI piloe BET bIi. Or. 0ortb foriif-
reSe Silbsrerne, of Melfen par iuIt
lea goo ieIp for Sp9bbarn Iom oen
3eIf, Der iolgtes / Warfeoet, ifrep
@labet. 8rsper, iom par blet fore.
toget peb Soipitaler | Soreneoe Sta.
ter meb fig "re-mabe" Melf, bapoe
Gcpiit, of at De to Slass Welf bar
rem pirfeli9 at ~furetr9ffe. Spis SEN.
re NeIf opnaar pioipreot 8opula.
ritet, bill oct betpoe, at Melf for
Ntarfebet iun bill bli prcoucert,
huor BET falber binigt at prooucere
SEN, og at Melfeprobnftionen bill
fomme til at gaa tilbage paa be Ste.
Der, bpor Smfoitnineerne meb at
n~rooucere Melf er ganife itore. Gro-
tucering al Melf err mango Steoer
en- meset ~betnbelig Snbnitri, IeIn ON
set falber bprt at pro6ucere ben.
&,apet paa WeIf fra Storbpen er
gariasen. Set sisr, at set bar fun.
net laoe fig gjere at p~robucere Welf
saa burt 2anb runbt S%torbperne.
Or. 9ortb abbareoe Welfeiarmere,
iom boebe / ilige 2ofaliteter, MOB at
Iegge no for mango Genger paa at
uboibe og forbeore fine "Gairp So.
cilities", for6i BET funbe bpnbe, at
Sc ON noele faa Iar fit oplepe inc.
qtibenbe Soranorinser | benne Sn.
buItri.
Der bill BOG altio bIi ct Warfeo
for alminbelie Mself; Or. Rortb inc.
lemmebe bet. Wen 6en bill i9Iaes
til bsiere 8ris END "re.mabe" Melf;
set fan ma,, bore forpisiet ON. gi
Ier bog ane, at Canned GOODS" bin.
rer mer % mer %l1bbreoelie for bpert
Glar. grfarne Rerloner, iom bar
imagt benne "re-mabe" Welf, flyer,
C. Den er liee iaa imaselis iom aI-
minoelis goo Nelf. "gonbenceb"
Ielf er oeiaa meget brl,gt, iier /
@perne, bbor Ben er at faa fisbt / De
f!cite Grocery utiffer, ga ben er
lcttere at tage @are paa Siemmenc
emo alminoefie Welf.
3ette err iaa omtrent SnSboIoet
Of BEN artifel, iom onenfor err nnpnt.
E,ingen bsres iletiffe urimelig no.
vi 9i6re BEN iebe, egte aumeIf ON
til Bulner er 10 life panifeligt. Sg
at bIanbe Hulperet / 8ano er 10 Iige
Iaa iimpelt. CT BET fanot, Iom iagt
cr, at gelintasen life gaar tabt, Iaa
CT 10 oft ubmerfet iaa Ial1st. Ien
altrnelf maa man MT ia, enten man
%Slltribnerer Den / 9pen, Tom ben er,
"~conoencerer" Den og iGIger Sen
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-20
Fdrmen o. Bdven.
af en- praftiit garm.r.

canned" eler gigr ber ON til 81il.
per, Der l9lses IaaIer, g@Ifer eQer
Doao Oct MI err. Welfefuen maa
man ia, og lelp ON Sc fam flpttes
cher paa biaigere 9ano en- Del al
Gem, gaar oct BOG life goot on of ba
Gem alttor langt p9f fra De Sabri.
ter, bpor Welfen ifal "conoenceres"
euer glsres ON til Iuluer. Sorre.
item er oct Uei life p9rot of Iefte paa
@atten, fer III Ter Wonoen paa ner.
mere Sob, bpab benne "re.maoe"
ytelf angaar; men set ifaber 10 life
Tor 6armcre, iom err in~teresiereoe,
at boloe Die meb Sineen.
Staaltraabsjerber ifnlbe bli
"gronnSeo".
Sbcrt eneite Ior bIir areaturer,
lom itaar nGr StaaItraaogicrber /
Sorpenoeir, brGbte Of 9pnet. Stuno.
en- fan mango Stpffer BIZ orpbte
meo Ell Sang. arcaturerne ipnes
ba ben gane at iamIe iig peo ct
9leroe, naar en- Storm brpoer no.
Set guor bel BELT til paa oen Waa.
oen, at De gaar unbaf for Stormen,
til De tr9ffer ct @ieroe og life fan
femme Longer. Ser bIir De Iaa
l~taaenoe unoer Stormen. 90 oct er
DEN farligite Slabs, De funoc hare
funoet. Sor unoer pisie Sorbolbs
Ter oct no til, of StaaItraaoen opta.
Ger | fig gleftricitet, Der iti1nbonl
fan fclge Ell Sraao mango "&obs",
fer Den forlaber Sraaoeu pg gaar
neO / @runben.
Wan bar grempeI paa, of glef.
triciteten bar fulgt ct @ierbe eft
lcngt Stpffe for eubelig at trRffc
taa en- gsIing, ser too trpffenoe
fig op mos @icrbet, og br9be bpert
eneite Chr / @eIingen. @i bar bapt
Weretninger ON, at op til % Sired.
tllrer er bet brpbte paa ct % fam.
mV Steb / ct Eieblif. Set b9nbte,
at flere Welfefuer blep br9bt for Ell
90 iamme 9crion, uaar en- Zig ltlpf.
Ic tnbtraf. gnbper Sarmer peo, of
Serntraabgierber err farlige at bore
n9r, raar cieftriife Storme ubbrp-
Ger. Men BET meite al berne Sare
fllnbe afpenGes peo grounding" al
Sraaoene, % set er life fort arbeioc
% llbl9g at eisre bet.N
alt, iom ct at gisre for ground.
mtg" ct Sraabeieroe, err at trpffe Ell
SO. 8 galpaniieret Serntraao 8 500
eler nter neo | Sorben foran Ell
@ierbeitolpe % ia Sraoben lang NOT
I'll OF r9ffe op til Soppen al Stol.
pen. Sraaoen ifuloe berefter bli fG.
itet til Stolpcn meb "Spmper" ZIG,
at oen fomnter / gerereIie meo
Sraabene / @ierbet. On GROUNDED"
Serntraao for bper 20 Tobs Sierbe
ftuloe gisrc @ieroet ufarligt. Oct
bil iige, at 2pnet pilbe bli binoret !
at fslge @icrbet Longer END til ben
GROUNDED" galpaniiereoe Sern'
traao. Ses fler "@rouno @ireS",
bes ufarIigere oiloe @ierbet bli | Ell
pleftriif Stprm. ut labe ct 8ieroc
bore "~ungrounbeo" er at pope for
n1eaet bare for libt Irbeibe o5 ct IL
tet llblGgs Sfplo. Sngen Sarmer
Ifuloc pope iaa meget for Iaa lioet,
Gnbper Sarmer, iom t9nfer paa al
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-20

reparere fine @icrber benue Ssit.
ltnloe inobcfotte GROUNDED @ires"
life ooer 20 HooS fra bperanbre Iom
Ell Rart Of &eparationen.
giaig Snbbpltmims.
Sneoe aplcs / ner fast ale Gele
al Noroamerifa; men Wetoberne,
bporefter BEN baanoteres, er meaet
torIfleuiBe. Gen ~alminoeIiae Iraris
! De eItlige Strsg al set amerifanlfe
Sentiment er at lfi9re oa binbe Dem
meo Ell Selpbinber, i9tte Speoe-
faarhete / Mueer euer "Sbocfs".
;affe og tiIilut ienbe 9aanoene eien-
iem Ell Serifemaifin. Del or en-
foitbor Groees, ibet ser ioretages
Jolt Ter beitemte Sperationer, bporai
&c fem fr9per &rppsarbeibe.
Weaem alippebiersene og Mis-
lisitppi &iuer bIir Speoe prooucerei
roget biligsre, forbi man ser / Il.
minoeligbeo terrier fra "Gbocfs".
tporpeo minbit TO Sperationer unb.
gaoes. 9ette iparcr Irbeibsubgif.
ter og binOrer Spilo Of 9prn peb
minore Salnbterius.
Seitom Nippebiergene blir oot
Speoen probuceret biuigere ems
hoget anoct Strsa al 9anoet. Seu
tlir inobeitst og terifet nleb Com.
Zines, iom ifier, terrier % ipIoer
aornct | SGffc / en- Separation. Or.
Observation-Disclosures bIir berpeo re
ei,cereoe I'll Ell Winimum, foroi oe,
life err nogcn Sbocfing, Gisrins el'
Ter Staffing. Ger er intet llblea
fer @inoetrnab, og Tibet eIler intei
Sorn ipiIoeS. Sen itsritc Soitnine
er Triien pna n9pnte Combine" o.
Nrbeioshi9lpen meb at bripe oen,
Gr imiblertte Icres-I ntanet ifft
for lioet, bill oct foIte' minbre pr.
@uibel at beite inb SpeSe peitpnl
Slippcbiergcne emo noget-anoet Stel
| Horbamerifa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-20

fine Wabne. gf 8eissenbe ian nepnes
MisiionGr $. 81. Scouting, Yaitpr g. s.
Nummebal 90 Paitor g. 6. SanielIon.
arebien bapbe fit Sorretninesmsbe Snss
bag ben 27be September ON Sormibbas
gen. Sslsenbe gmbebsmpnb bIep paIgt:
Sormanb, Yait. g. 8. Salseibe; 9ices
forrnanb, Rait. s. 9. 9iIneis; Sefret9r,
Rait. 5. g.. 8eitan; aasierer, Tait. Serz
Ting Sbompion; Sinansiefret9r, Taitpr
Olaf Spsnes. Set blep osiaa beiluttet.
at arebiens Saarntsbe bpIpes / SrefoIs
bigbebs Renisbso, @ermilion, 9. Sal.
Toitor 2psncs's &aIb. Ealtpr 3. g
Sfarpneis inbleber arebiens gmne
@om. ~, 1-2. aninbernes Risiipnss
forbunb hplbt lit Ispe Snsbas gfters
mibbaa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-20

aaues Sncen palstes til SormauS. en-
.aomitc bejtaaenee at 5Icrenee Sllon.
Gillian Siolanp % Sarriet Saeen blso
paIst til ianncn mee Sarcrne Saeoblpn
90 MortenSou at uearbsiSe CT Srpsram
for RsSerne siennsm Der fsrits sentelier.
Rsssr boloes bper Sorseaes 9ttsn' De
Ieses bells al 29rere, bells at Stlioenfer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-20

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traast iom SormanS for SeIeIaee'. aft
peersrense Saest bsses isust ri Siee.
formans 3. Q. Satber. 6oiston, ginn
vile Seler biIies fra
q. semsslfsu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-10-20

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m iuet ole
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-06-16
State Golf
 Finals Lure Big Gallery

A large throng of golf enthusiasts were at the Brook1awn Club links this morning when Miss Georgiana Bishop Of this city, and Mrs Charles Porter of New Haven. started in the finals that will decide who Is the champion woman golfer of Connecti- cut. The winner will receive a gold medal, eInblematic of the titular honor. Summary of the semi-hnal round play yesterday.
 Championship Eight - Miss Geor- gianna Bishop, Brooklawn, defeated Mrs. Burnside Winslow, New Haven. up, to go; Mrs. Charles Porter, New Haven. defeated Mss. A. R. Ellis. Hartford, up.
 Second Eight - Mrs. H. House, Bennington, won from Mrs M. J. Iawler, default; Mrs L. R. Porteous, Norwich. won from Miss K Asher, Racebrook, default.
 Third Eight-Mrs. E. S. Bronson, New Haven, defeated Miss A w. Mc- -Cormick, Waterbury, up, to go; Mss Esther Dunn, Weatogue, de eeated Mrs David Fleming, Brook lawn, 1 up
 Fourth Eight Mrs. Maturin B. Waldo, Brooklawn, won from Mrs W. F. Coney. Weatogue, default; Mrs. George Seeley, Berwick, defeated Mrs 3. A. Holcomb, New Haven.
 Duffer's Eight-Mrs. J. L. Linde, Raeobrool. defeated Miss N. p. Mid daebrook, up, 1 to go; Miss R. Kel- 1ogg, Waterbury. defeated Mrs R. M. Gaylord, New Haven, up.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-06-16
2 New Stars Join B. A. (.
 Track Squad

Two new men were seen training wieA the Bridgeport Athleticc Tub and field athletes during the past week. Loren Snifen of Staples High school, and Kane. former Lafayette college men are the new additions to the B. A. c. roster. Sniffen, recently staT- red in several events in games at Bedford Oval, while Kane is a capa- ble performer with the 12 pound shot put.
 Coach Al Anderson has rounded to- gether a fine array of stars who will wear the B. A. c. colors. Those on the squad are:
 Sprinters-Whalen, Meyers, Quigly, Nichol lson, Saur, Ryder, Allison Bern stein McTighe, Carley Dober, Sniffen, Bessler, Josephs, Kingery. Hopkins, Nussenfield.
 40 yard, run-Saur, G. Lee, Ryder, Whalen A. Allison, V. Allison, Quigly, Sniffin, Amse1 Hubbard and Lyon. SS0 yard r1n--FItzpatrick Skane, V. Allison, Moorey, Stanton, Wall, W. Berr stein, Lyon, Randolph and Mc- Keever.
 One mile run-Skane, Fitzpatrick, V. Allison, Moorey, Wall, Roth, 10th, Pulaski and McKeever.
 Shot put-Wardle Leibo1d, Wood, Wagner. Adams and Earle.
 Pole VauIt-Stienquist, Lyon, Car
 Javelin throw-McGuire, Adams, Wagner. Wardle. Carley and Wall. Discus throw-Carron, Saur, Wall Adams, Wagner, Leibo1d and WardIe.
 Broad jump-Ryder, Mcclure, Mich olson, Earle, Car1ey and Jepson. High jump-Ryder, Jepson, Tyler, Middleman, Adams and Leibold.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-06-16
MQuisitiUe Fun Is Quieted

Ting-a-1ing, said the telephone bell HelIol F Sporting Editor?
 Yep.
 See Gene McCann has a new catch CT coming?
 Yep.
 What does he want with another catcher? He won't let him catch? Don't know. Ask Gene.
 Is he going to keep Starr company on the bench?
 Maybe
 Hey, there. Did you hear about Johnny Thole? He's batting .457 1or Sacramento and catching most all of the games.
 Yes. Last years rest must have done him good.
 Is Johnson any good?
 Must be- Chief Bender thought he was. early in the season. Joe Smith will stick, I suppose? I guess so. Ask Gene.
 Smith Is coming around olay, now, isn't he?
 Do you think Bridgeport has a chance to cop the pennant? What makes you think so? Gene MeCann's dope.
 l thank you So long See you T1ug-a-Jfng
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-06-16
75 Girls To Compete ln
 Track Meet
By Tad

Miss Rose Marsden Heinrich, phy- sica1 director of the Young Woman's Christian Association. is still receiv- ing entries for the mammoth girls athletic meet to be staged tomorrow afternoon at Seaside Park. It is ex- pected that about 75 girls will com start at 2 o'clock. Assisting Miss Heinrich are Miss Helen Clark, Mrs. Emma Franz Sides. Miss Helen Lock- wood, Miss Elsa Schmidt and Mrs. prizes will be awarded the winners and those to finish first, second and third. Entries received up to this morning follow:
 roll, Frances Konole. Dorothy Wheeler, Margaret Ciacurro, Anna Jackson, Helen Popadick and Della Johnson.
 Baseball throw: Margaret Ciacurro. Violet Pratt. Mickey Mulligan, Mae Carroll, Helen Elias. Carrie Gerold. Kathleen Oliver, Anna Casper and Jeanette Leech.
 Standing broad jump: Dorothy Wheeler, Edna Gilbert, Carrie Ger old, Kathleen Oliver. Jeannette L,eech, Nora Lucas, Allie Dlugo, Mary Dlugo. Gertrude Iownes. Frances Konole.
 1Oo-yard dash: Margaret Cicurro, aa5S shomsy gSnaS cafrs aaqs Gnsf Garold Anna bea Johnson, Regina Gill, Mickey MuIli- gan, Mae Carroll, Wilma Gall, Anna Casper, Frances Konole, Nora Lucas, and Jeanette Leech.
 Running high jump: Edna Gilbert. Jeannette Leech, Margaret Ciacurro, Mary Banas. Peggy Sweating, Mae Carroll, Helen Ellias. Nora Lucas and Anna ShOfskey.
 Baseball game: Dorothy Wheeler, E. Schwertle. Mary Van, G. Knowles, Mae Carroll, Frances Konole,- Anna Casper, Helen Ellias, Mary Banas, Nora Lucas. Mickey Mu1ligan, Carrie Gerold, Frances Konole. Della John SOL and Violet Pratt