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Evening star., 1925-06-12

uOIC iCll ny NdJdl dDSShSS.
Adams costly wild heave in the
first inning yesterday may be at
tributed to nervousness, but his lack
of experience was betrayed during
that Tiger rally in the seventh, when
his failure to properly size up Wingo's
bunt- proved a helpful factor to the
enemy. Johnson pounced on the tap
and turned for a sure retirement of
O'Rourke at third, only to find the
base uncovered by Adams. O'Rourke
subsequently scored, as did Wingo,
who gained a cheap single on the
bunt. The only other chance Adams
had was on Heilmann's soft roller in
the third and Judge saved the young
ster an error on this occasion by dig
ging his heave out of the dirt.
johnson earned a fine hand by fan
ming Woodall, Whitehill and Rigney
in the fourth, after having taken
Tavener on strikes to end round 3.
All told Barney whitfield eight of the
aliens, thereby running his grand
record total of strikeouts up to
1886.
O'Rourke provided the fielding fea-
ture of the affray by sprinting deep
into center field for Adams near
Texas Lacquer in the seventh, with
Wingo earning second honors when
he raced in almost to the diamond for
Bluege's little looper in the fourth.
A perfect peg by Heilmann of Har-
ris' aerial offering in the fifth was null
lifted when Whitehil! intercepted the
ball. The throw was travelling on a
5line to Woodall, and would have
nipped Johnson trying to score from
third if Earl hadn't cut it off.
Whitehill kicked frequently on Row
lands decisions back of the bat, and
the pitcher, in turn. was reminded of
the rule which prohibits tampering
with the horsehide. The jumps finally
halted play in the eighth to sniff at
the pellet Whitley was using. 1t must
have been scented with altar of gar
lie, for the arbiter tossed it out of
play.
Bill Dietrich, the Virginia varsity
shortStop recently signed by the Ma
tionals, has been turned over to the
Greenville club of the South Atlantic
League on option.
Clark Griffith has been notified that
the board of directors of the Amer
lean League will meet in New York
tomorrow to consider the claim of
Manager Collins of the White SoX
that the rained-out game of last Mon
day should be declared forfeited to
Chicago, due to the refusal of the
Nationals to play it off on Tuesday,
an open date in the schedule.
Evening star., 1925-06-12

Williams, in addition to tying Bob
Meusel of the Yankees for home-run
hitting honors by pasting his fifteenth
four-bagger of the season, defeated
the Red Sox almost single-handed for
the Browns, 9 to Z. In addition to the
homer, he made a double and two sin
giles in five times at bat.
Wheat and Fournier saved the Rob-
ins from a shutout in their series with
the Cardinals by lusty clouting in the
seventh inning. Like Speaker and
Williams, Fournier closed the rally
with a four-ply smash which settled
the contest, to 5.
The Mackmen were tripped by Chi
cago, to 5. The Sox knocked Eddie
Rommel out of the box with a five-run
rally in the third.
Cincinnati Reds ran it's winning
streak to seven straight by winning
the fourth consecutive contest from
the Phillies yesterday, 8 to 8, while
the Pirates got an even break in their
series with the Braves by parting
volley of Is hits, which won, II to 8.
The Chicago Cubs evened the series
with the Giants by winning to 4,
despite Hank Gowdy's homer with one
on base.
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ITALIAN HOSPITAL FIGHT
SHOW is SET FOR JULY 2

NEW YORK, June IL R.-As a
new date for the Italian Hospital
fund boxing show, Promoter Humbert
]. FugaZy has tentatively fixed July
at the Polo Grounds after a con-
ference with Charles H. Stoneham,
president of the Giants.
The bouts, originally scheduled for
June 10 and featuring Mickey
Walker-Harry Greb and Charley
Weinert- Harry Wills matches, were
postponed because of a foot infection
reported by Walker.
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POLO TEAMS WILL CLASH
SECOND TIME TOMORROW

War Department White poloists
will attempt to gain revenge tomor-
row in a meeting with the Sd Cav.
airy team, which yesterday scored a
3-to-0 triumph.
Play will start at $3.50 at the Poto.
mac Park field.
Lieut.. Byers scored two of the Cav
alrymen's goals. the first coming in
the third chukker and the other in
the fifth, after Capt. Allen had count
ed in the fourth.
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The 10 minutes or so that were con-
sumed in raising the world champion
ship emblem. with President Heydler
of the National League, Senator
Gillette and Clark Griffith assisting
Commissioner Landis, after a march
to the Flagstaff by the players and
the Army band. afforded a pleasing
spectacle for the 10000 cash custom
ers on hand yesterday, but there was
little to enthuse over in the two and
one-half hours that followed. In this
period the Bengals effectively scotched
Walter Johnson's effort to record his
tenth victory of the season, Earl
Whitehill and T. Raymond Cobb
enacting the most prominent roles.
Whitehill Spikes Big Guns.
Whitehill's forkhanded shoots spiked
the big guns in the local artillery,
who also happen to be lefthanded.
Goslin and Judge being held hitless
while Rice was limited to one measly
bingle All Cobb could accomplish
during the afternoon was a pair of
doubles and a triple, the 'Old Man"
personally accounting for as many
runs as the Nationals earned.
Johnson got into a jam right at the
outset, through no fault of his own
and the Bengals got a three-run mar
gin to work on in the opening round.
Rigney's terrific swing produced a
topped ball no one could field, and
when Adams fired O'Rourke's bunt to
the stand Tigers were on third and
second. A pass to Wingo loaded the
sacks and Cobb cashed a pair with
double to right. Blues long fly to Nc
Neely, after Heilmann popped foul,
brought the other tally in.
Barney paved the way for another
Tiger tally in the second when he
passed Whitehill with one gone. Rig
ney's single to center placed White
hill on third and he counted, after
ORourke whitfield, on Wingo's safety
to the same sector.
Griffs Tally Twice in Fifth
Scattered singles by Bluege, Adams
and Harris was the extent of the dam
age done to Whitehill's delivery in the
first four innings, but in the fifth the
Nationals reached him for a pair of
markers. Ruel opened with a double
to left, advanced on Adams death
and scored. after Johnson walked, on
McNeely's little texas Lacquer to right
This bingle put johnson on third, and
Evening star., 1925-06-12
HORNSBY BUYS RlCKEY
STOCK IN CARDINAL S

ST. LOUIS, June IL R.-Manager
Rogers Hornsby's purchase of sub
stantial block of the Cardinal stock
owned by Branch Hickey, whom he
succeeded as manager. probably will
lead to the election of Hornsby as
one of the clubs directors at the
annual meeting next December.
President Sam Breadon would not
specify the amount of stock bought
by Hornsby, but denied a report that
Hornsby had bought all of Rickeys
holdings.
hickey voluntarily surrendered the
stock to Hornsby, Breadon said.
Evening star., 1925-06-12

to the normal work of championship
caliber. 1t was out of the question
for Philadelphia to keep above 700
with such a fight on their hands. and
when Washington, with it's .597 per-
centage mark for the pennant last
year, was under the 500 mark it
would be rather presumptious to fig
ure that this year they would be
over the 500 mark very greatly, con-
sidering the general strength of their
league.
Others Still in Running.
The early skirmishing has shown
conclusively that both Philadelphia
and Washington are real pennant
contenders. barring injury. but 1t
has not shown conclusively that New
York, Detroit and Chicago are out
of it,
The White Sox are not playing
championship ball, but they are
making every team give them a bat
tie to, lick them, and the race has
closed in so that a winning streak
of 10 games would put the New
York and Detroit teams right in the
thick of the battle royal.
When a batter like Meusel takes
rush at the averages as he has
been doing this month, the reaction
must naturally favor the team that
provides him with his semi monthly
check.
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he reached the pan on Harris fly to

Johnson famed both Whitehill and
Rigney to get out of a hole in the
sixth. after Tavener and Woodall had
singled, but he was nicked for three
earned runs in the seventh, doubles by
O'Rourke and Cobb and singles by
Wingo and Heilmann accounting for
them.
After two hitless frames the Griff-
men threatened for a time to make
serious trouble for Whitehill in the
eighth, when McNeely's double and
singles by Harris and Rice netted a
run with no one out. but Goslin pop
ped to O'Rourke, and after Harris tai
lied while Judge was forcing Sam the
rally was ended when .Heilmann got
under Blueges loft.
Evening star., 1925-06-12

Herald Harbor and Dominican
Lyceum mines will mingle at Wash.
ington Barracks Sunday at l o'clock.
Southern Railway tossers of the
Terminal Y. M. c. A. league will
encounter the Baltimore and Ohio
nine Of Baltimore tomorrow at 2
o'clock on Union Station field.
Alta Vista Seniors downed the Bear.
cat Seniors, 9 to 6, while the Juniors
annexed a game with the Bearcat
Juniors by the count of. 8 to Z.
Nationals triumphed over the
Friends nine, IA to Z.
Maryland Athletic Club and Ma
tional Circle teams will play at the
Maryland Athletic Club field Sunday
afternoon.
Cardinal Midgets will meet tonight
at 1909 Decatur street.
Evening star., 1925-06-12
TUNNEY SIGNS FOR BOUT
IN CHICAGO ON JULY 10

CHICAGO, June IL @.-Gene
Tunney, American light heavyweight
boxing champion, has been signed by
James Mullen, matchmaker, for a 10
round bout at either East Chicago.
Ind, or Aurora, ILL.,, on July 10.
Tunney's opponent has not been Sc
lected, but he has offered to meet any
one except Harry Wills or Tommy
Gibbons.
Evening star., 1925-06-12
NEW STARS OF DIAMOND
FAIL TO OUTSHINE VETS
By the Associated Press.

Press
EW YORK, 1.-THE twinkle of
from the has frightened the the this
but still shining.
Cobb Eddie Collins
and Ken Williams each hit hard timely yesterday
with his homer of matched similar by
Speaker the New but Babes after the
banged the ball the stands and the three Ceve
Evening star., 1925-06-12
TWO FIGHTS ON CARD.

CHICAGO, June IL CP).-Pal Moore,
Memphis bantamweight, will engage
Pete Sarmiento, Philippine 120-pound-
er, in a 10-round contest at Aurora
tonight. In another 10-round bout,
Mike Ballerino, junior lightweight
champion, will meet frankie Schaeffer
of Chicago at 132 pounds
Evening star., 1925-06-12
PLANS TO USE SOUTHPAWS
IN REMAINING TWO GAMES
Zachary Is to Pitch Today and Ruether Tomorrow.
Bengals Spoil Flag Raising Party at Griffith
Stadium by Beating johnson, to 4.
BY DENMAN THOMPSON,

TITH for Mackmen on
wv Tigers yesterday
halfway mark the Nationals opportunity reducing
the the league leaders
should
pinnacle
in
Undaunted
of
un
the
caiber of his available
the which
opened should have In
oppose
Evening star., 1925-06-12

In the last 10 days Meusel has
been batting over $3.50. Imagine a
man going from PTS to $3.50 and you
get some idea of what this big Cal
ifornian has done for his team. Were
he to gain in like ratio for the next
fortnight, he might challenge He'll
mann. young Wingo, Speaker, Sim
mons, Cobb and Sisler, all of whom
are fiuttering in the batting lime
light.
Has Hard Road Ahead.
Meusel has about 20 men to over
take before he will sit near the
throne seat, but II he hits all through
June at his present speed he will
have passed a lot of them.
Better keep an eye on the Yanks
If this big fielder has finally got un-
der way, and if the veteran pitchers
show ability to get through nine in
nings without being hammered out
of the box. The New York club is
now more than so points better off
than 1T was June /, and at it's pres
ent speed will be on the top of the
second division soon, fighting to get
over the top and into the real battle
among the leaders.
Philadelphia and Washington are
not exactly going back in the sense
that they are showing an apparent
weakness. but they are falling closer
Evening star., 1925-06-12
LOUGHRAN WINS BOUT.

NEW YORK. June II GP.-Rally.
ing in the last half of the fight,
Tommy Loughran of Philadelphia
took a decision last night from Mar
tin Burke of New Orleans in a H.
round bout. Loughran weighed ITO,
Burke IFS.
Evening star., 1925-06-12
CUMMING THE PARTY

~fatted Tor Adams In the nlntn
+BStted for Marberry in the ninth.
+Ran for Hargrave in the ninth.
Detroit 3 % o 3 O O %
Washington. -. o o o 2 o o 2 o o.
Two-base hits--Cobb t2) 0Rourke. Ruel.
McNeeIy. Three-base hit-Cobb. Sacrifices
-O'Rourke. Blue t2). S. Harris. Stolen
bases-Tavener. Woodall. Double play
Blue to Tayener to Blue. Left on bases
Detroit, &; Washington. 6. First base on
balls-Of Johnson. 4. Struck out--By John
son; 8; by Marberry. I. HitsEof johnson:
off Marberry. in 2-3 inning. Hit by pitch
ed baII-By Whitehill tBluege). Losing
pitcher-IOhnson. Umpres-Messrs. Row.
land. Owens and Nallin. Time Of game
Two hours and 20 minutes.
Evening star., 1925-06-12

are requested 10 report.
The Nationals would like to meet
some strong senior or unlimited team
Sunday. Mines looking for opposition
should communicate with Joe Duvall
at West 1905 between $50 and
o'clock. Trinity Athletic Club Is es-
pecially challenged.
Owing to a cancellation by the Red
Cross team, the Lafayette Athletic
Club is without game for tomorrow.
Any senior or unlimited nine wishing
to book the Lafayettes should see Mrs.
+. Cheseldine at 1902 Thirteenth
street southeast.
Bill Ball turned in a no-hit game.
when the Hess Seniors trounced St.
EliZabeth's nine, s to l. Hess Juniors
scored over the Crescent Juniors by a
count of 4 to 3.
Rialto tossers, leaders In the Com.
munity Center Base Ball League, will
travel to Harrisburg, Pa, on July %
to encounter the Harrisburg Y. NJ. c.
A. nine.
Jerry Sport Shop and Opal mines
will face at Washington Barracks dia-
mond Sunday at 3 o'clock.
Tomorrow the Liberty Athletic Club
takes on the Modocs at Rosedale field
at 2:30 o'clock. The Crescents will
be met on Sunday at l o'clock on
tI,n
Evening star., 1925-06-12

ems District Golf Association will
be held at the Washington Country
Club on Monday, June 20. Play will
start at $50 am. Details will be
announced later
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BOTH FLOoRED IN BOUT.

CLEVELAND. June II CP).-Benny
Gershe, Cleveland featherweight, won
a newspaper decision over Charlie
Goodman, New York, in a ten-round
bout near here last night. Each boxer
floored his opponent.
Evening star., 1925-06-12
THE CALL OF THE OUTDOORS
BY WILL III. DIG.
President Izadk Walton League of America.

blowfes Of
/ \ None will be heard around a clean
Garbage should be dug
One should
They be in
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SPURT OF YANKEE PLAYER
PUTS HIM AMONG SELECT
Has Been Hitting at $50 Clip for Past 10 Days, More
Than 100 Points Above Average Until That
Time-In Championship Fight.
BY JOHN B. FOSTER.

EW YORK. 2Lanky Bob Meusel of the
VI gone dafy / he has
ing that lead him batting champion
of league
spurt season.
to evang
In factit having its effect right
he
for part of Yankee slump
Evening star., 1925-06-12
McNally and Adams Unable
To Plug Hole Left by Peck

within day will be hailed with followers
Nationals With all due respect McNaly Adams, has
that neither
Evening star., 1925-06-12

GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW
Phtla- at st. Louis. Phila. at st. Louis.
Bklyn. at Cincinnati Bklyn at Cincinnati
Boston at Chicago. Boston at Chicago.
New York at Pitts. New York at Pitts.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Brooklyn, Z; st. Louis, B.
Chicago, I; New York. 4.
Pittsburgh, IL; Boston, 3.
Cincinnati. 8: Philadelphia, 3.
Evening star., 1925-06-12
NATIONAL A. C.. HAS GAME,
AND WOULD BOOK OTHERS

fast fremont Athletic Club diamond No
o'clock Schley Harris Duva Curtin, Zunbo Nc
-uln Chaconas Young Garrett ONl
Evening star., 1925-06-12
BEATS JAPANESE NINE.

NEW YORK, June 12.-New York
u. yesterday defeated by to 0, the
base ball team of Osaka Mainichi of
Japan that is touring this country.
Evening star., 1925-06-12
BIG LEAGUE STATISTICS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW.
Detroit at Washing'n. Detroit at Washing'n.
Chicago at Phila. Chicago at Phila.
st. Louis at Boston. ST. Louis at Boston.
Cleveland at n. Y. Cleveland at N. Y.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Detroit. Z; Washington. 4.
Cleveland, 4: New York. 1.
Chicago, 8; Philadelphia, s..
st. Louis, 0; Boston. :.
Evening star., 1925-06-12
MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Rochester, 9: Jersey City, 8.
Baltimore. 8: Toronto. f.
Reading. g: Buffalo. 5.
Providence. g: Syracuse. 4.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Kansas City. IL: Columbus. 10.
Milwaukee. g: Toledo. 8.
Louisville. Is; st. Paul. 2.
Indianapolis. 4: Minneapolis. 2.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Columbia. g: Greenville. 5.
Spartanburg. 13. Charlotte. 3.
Augusta. 8: Knoxville. I'll innings)
Macon-A Asheville train).
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Memphis. 4 Mobile. 3.
Chattanooga. 8: Birmingham, 4. =
Nashville. 6: Atlanta. 0.
New Orleans-Little Rock (rain).
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Norfolk. 13: Wilson. /.
Richmond. 8: Portsmouth. 4.
Evening star., 1925-06-12

Jerry Sport Shop and Opal mines
will face at Washington Barracks dia-
mond Sunday at o'clock.
Evening star., 1925-06-12

Cardinal NIidgets will meet tonight
at 1909 Decatur street.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-23
City Advertisement

Sealed bids will be received by the
Board Of Fire Commissioner for the
installation of wash bowls, stools
urinals and shower baths in our No.
Fire Station House on Commercial
street. Bids will include the cost of
tearing out and rebuilding the parti-
ton walls, floors, etc. Also the in
stallation of a new wooden floor in
the apparatus room. Contractor Is
to furnish all necessary labor and
materials for the execution of this
work and will post certified check
or bond In amount of ten per cent
of his bid with his proposal.
All bidders are requested to see
Chief VIM. ]. Noble for plans, speci-
fcations and full details.
All bids to be considered shall be
in the hands Of the clerk Of this
commission on or before 1880 p. M
Tuesday, November 10, 1925.
This commission reserves the
right to reject any or all bids.
Board Of Fire Commissioners,
JOHN J. KEOGH, Clerk.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-23
WOOD MAKES 100000
Broke siS Months Ago, He Now
Makes New Killing in Florida
Real Estate.

New York, Oct. 70 Hp-Broke siz
months ago, Osborne Cutler Wood
son OF and former aide 10 Major
General Leonard Wood, says that he
has made 100000 in Tampa real
estate.
In New York 10 buy some clothes.
he insists that the 100000 is the
first installment he is going to get
back Of nearly 100000 which he
made In Wall street speculation and
lost at the gaming tables OF Athens,
Cannes and Deauville. He Is going
into Palm Beach realty soon.
On arrival In Florida from Cadiz
on tramp steamer six months ago.
he had few hundred dollars Of his
Wall street monew left and spent
most OF that while looking around
for a job, He got n job as real es-
tate salesman at $500 a week with
D. F. Davis, who was selling hot
dogs on street corner a few years
ago,
Discussing his gaming losses. he
said; This time my money is not
going to he lost in that manner"
He intimated he would not de-
fend divorce proceedings started by
his wife al Wilmington, Del
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-23
CURIOUS Stones
| IN OLD BUILDING
Were Brought to Frisco From
China

San Francisco, Oct, 70 Ft-A
brokerage firm Is making interior
alterations IN the PARROT building,
a structure built In 1882 OF stones
brought from China.
When the ship sailed IN from
Hong-kong and landed at the SIM
gle wharf the city then had. Chin
csc coolies secured the great
stones TO bamboo poles and carried
them TO the site. There was no
derrick, and the stones were lifted
into place by primitive system OF
poles and ropes. But the coolies
directed by an American contrac-
tor. did good job.
The little three-story building
stood staunchly through the u
years OF progress II was one Of the
few downtown to survive the earth
quake and fire OF 1906. 1t presents
. strange contrast to the glossy
surfaces OF the giant structures OF
San Franchises wall street" Al
though interior improvements are
being made, the exterior, built to
endure. will not be changed,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-23
WESLEYAN SCHFDJuE

Middletown. Oct. % P}-Fourteen
games. including one with Yale uni
versity at New Haven on Dec. IS,
have been scheduled for the Yves
leyan university basketball team, the
management announced today.
The schedule follows: Dec. 9,
Clark university at Middletown;
Dec. IS. Yale at New Haven: Dec.
49,. Columbia at New York; Jan. ..
Tufts at Middletown; Jan. y. Trim
ity at Hartford; Jan. IS, Williams
at Middletown: Jan. 20, Connecticut
Aggies at Middletown; Jan. %. AM
herst at Amherst: Feb. 3. st. Ste
phens at Middletown; Feb. 10, Har-
ward at Cambridge; Feb. 10. Mass.
Aggies at Amherst; Feb. IS, Trinity
at Middletown; Feb. 20, Amherst at
Middletown: Feb. 27, Williams at
Wiliamstown.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-23
AUTOMOTlvE
Autos and Trucks for sale

HUDSON & ESSEX USED CAR DEPT.
OFFERS
THESE SELECTED VALUES
is2s-Hudson Coach. balloon tirss
small mileage new paint and
perfect condition throughout.
Priced to sell.
ia;a-chr-slsr touring. excellent con-
diton. many extras, and priced
less than half Of the price OF
new one.
isi-Hudson Sedan. balloon tires and
thoroughly reconditioned. priced
low. will trade for lighter ear
ls-;-Maxwsli sport touring, paint
new. good tires and fully equip
pod. Two to choose from.
is7s-Nssh touring has had YER,
careful usage priced right
is2t-Ford touring. looks ana runs
Ike new. chance TO save SIS.
Priced lower than any place
In the city.
is.t-Hudson Coach. absolutely rirht
throughout 800 Duco paint
Job attract'vsly priced.
E. lszs-Hudson Speedstsr. thoroughly
cverhauled and reprinted At 4
price that you cannot AFFORD 10
miss.
ls-i-Maxrell touring, small mileage,
had excellent care. Make US an
offer.
is27-Cleve!and Sedan. Newly paint.
ed. Perfect mechanically, all
accessory equipment brand
new tires. one spare, and extra,
good buy at our price.
We have several good open cars that one
can make a considerable saving In com.
parson to prices Of next spring
TRADES AND TERMS CONSIDERED
THE HoNEYMAN AUTO SALES CO..
1se ARCH ST. TEL. 3sl1.
Dent wait buy new and says money.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-23
City Items
Gulbransen Reg, Pianos at Morans

GuloranAen Reg. Pianos at Morans
adv,
Lionel Depot, assistant physical
director OF the New Britain high
school, will be the new scoutmaster
OF Troop II, Boys Scouts, at the
Stanley school according to Scout
Executive Walter .. Cook.
Burritt Grange Bazaar Sat. after
noon and evening. Entertainment S
o'clock. Use, Dancing. Jr. GUAM.
hall-adv.
Samuel Robidoux and his father
of 46 Maple street have left for
Miami, Fla, where they will spend
the winter.
Best dress values, Mary Elijah
Dress Shop, 81 W Main, Prof. Bldg.
-adv.
Frank Pawlow OF 81 Prospect
street left today for California
where he will visit his daughter,
Mrs. Faust squillace OF Los Angeles.
Smart Fall Hats OF unusual values
at French Hat shoppe. 81 W. Main,
Professional Bldg.-advt.
Improvement in conditions since
the close of the war Is the report of
Mrs. A. Georges. who has returned
from a siZ-month visit with relatives
in Bordeaux, France.
A Nash Co. suit or overcoat
$3.50. T. F. Mccabe. 40 Walnut
street, agent Tel. 454.-advt.
The board Of public works will
hold hearing next Tuesday on the
petition of A. Edelson for a gaso-
line station at e65 Arch street. 1t is
expected that the petition will be op-
posed by property owners.
Xmas music club forming, Morans.
adv.
The annual banquet Of the Cham
Der OF Commerce will probably be
held on November 10, according to a.
statement by Secretary Gould this
morning.
Victrolas IL price at Morans.-
adv.
Cameron Beck, personnel director
Of the New York stock exchange,
will speak to the factory foremen
Of New Britain at a meeting under
the auspices OF the New Britain In
dustrial council at the T. NJ. c. A.
this evening.
Join Morans' Xmas Music Club
adv.