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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-13

The Cubs, who won two games
from the Giants this week. got out OF
last place, advancing TO seventh
when they beat the Boston Braves,
0 TO T. in n pooby prize contest in
Chicago. The Braves went 10 the
bottom.
Rogers Hornsby's Cardinal won
their ninth victory In the 10 games
they have played under him. The
phillies wero the sacrifices. Score,
4 TO /. Bill shordel pitched all the
wny for the Cardinals. He Ia the
fourth or fifth Cardinal pitcher 10
last full game in several years.
Hornsby has been letting his pitch
ors stay In the box as long as they
can Inst, unlike Branch Roikey, his
predecessor, who used 10 yank them
whether they were pitching well or
poorly.
In the American league the
Athletics lost again to the White
Soy. this time by the bulky score
OF 10 to |. The Athletics can't
afford to lose many for the SEN.
ntors won Friday from the
Tigers and are only one and onc.
half games back. The score
here was TO 2.
There was another sad blow Mt the
Yankee Stadium when tho Indians
beat tho Yanks, to 2, lnnsmuch
az the Boston ltegl Sox beat the
Browns, 8 to 2, tho Yanks now arc
only two games from the bottom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-13
ROHWER HAS
BETTER DAY

DRANK BRAZIL proved too
i doubtful OF Umpire SchmidtS
decision in yesterdays game and
was hanished in the first inning,
That gave Ray Rohwer the field
10 himself and he did MS best 10
make RED Kiilefer moan,
Rohwer smaeked out a homer,
two doubles, and a single, in five
attempts. Here's how he did II;
FIRST TIME UP-Rohwer hit
a home run over tho right field
fence With Lewis scoring ahead
OF him.
BRAZIL famed. and was re-
moved from the game.
SECOND TIME Up-Rohwer
doubled 10 left.
THIRD TIME UP-Rohwcr
doubled down the third base line.
FOURTH TIME UP-Rohwer
famed.
FIFTH TIME UP-R o hwer
singled 10 left.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-13

slapped his hand on the ball
and started a fast double play
via second base. 1t was a re-
markable stop.
Again. later IN the game. he
started another douhle-kllhnE.
But Il wasn't In the field that no
shone alone, but when tho cllnch
came az the plate Baldwin delivered
with single that scored two runs
in the fourth,
When the athletes were In training
lar Santa Maria. Cal. In March. the
conversation usually led to tho third
base problem In the tanning bees.
But killeter decided il. as most N the
boys thought he would. by putting
BRAZIL on tho cushion because OF
his tremendous hitting. And he
couldn't do anything else. because
BRAZIL Ia essentially third sacker
while Baldwin can fill in accepsahly
In utility roles. But after Raldwin.s
brilliant game Friday the old prob.
lem Is up again and It's tough one
Z for kiliefcr 10 decide.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-13
holland Wins in
Straight Falls

Bruce holland. OF Auburn, won in
straight falls from tho Masked
Marvel" OF Los Angeles. in Thurs,
day evenings smoker. held at Au.
burn. holland secured the first fall
in 1914 minutes with combination
arm bar. and tho second In min.
utcs, with "A short.arm scissors. II
was one OF the best matches held In
Auburn this year. and holland is.
sues n challenge to any heavy.
weight wrestler in tho Northwest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-13
Cobb Uses Wingo
in OutfeId NoU

Red" wingo. onc-timc Toronto
star. has been getting the call on
Manush and Fothcrgill in the De-
troit Tigers outflcld lately He's
been doing well, too. covering
plenty OF ground in tho pastures and
swattinE the agate in nice style He's
apt to keep his two rivals on the
bench Indefinitely, Il now appears.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-13
DETROIT AFTER
SACRAMENTO CATCHER

Meryin Shea, the young catcher
OF the Sacramento Coast league
is being sought hy the Detroit Amer.
Teens. Walter McCredle, who Il
now scouting for tho Michigan
team. Is trying 10 swing deal for
the immediate delivery OF the young
star.
Undoubtedly the success OF
Mickey Cochrane. who went up from
Portland, has raised the stock OF
young receivers In this circuit.
Like Cochrans, Shea is good
hitter FOR a receiver.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-13
Riding Club
w I'LL Stage
Paper Hunt

EbRTY riders will compete In
l. ths first Paper Hunt OF tho
SEASON Mt the new olympic Rid.
Ing club over a courre on their
grounds north OF tho city sun.
day. A two,hour hunt N planned,
starting at II n. m. with the
starters being given a i5.minutc
lead over the rcst Of tho riders.
The olympic club IL -four
lshing organization and tho mem
bcfa arr planning number Of
competitive events for tho sum.
mcr program TO stimulate inter.
est In the sport.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-13
Johnny Dundee
Badly Beaten
by Sid Terris

DRooKLYN, n. Y, June Ia
- Johnny Dundee, tho veteran
lightweight, who is more OF n hero
In defeat these days than he ever
was in victory, took a terrific lac.
ing In his 15.round fight with sid
ferris last night.
But Dundee wcathcred the storm
and Torris lacked the punch TO
knock him out.
About 5000 fans saw the fight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-13
TWO YACHTING
RACES ARE ON

Two yachting events are booked
over the weekend.
The Seattle shippers win hold
their annual commodore's cruise TO
Kingston and back, leaving late
Saturday afternoon and returning
home Sunday.
The Queen City Yacht club will
sail for Port Orchard Bay Saturday
afternoon. anchoring at PIT. Bolin
for the night. They viii race back
Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-13
PAL MOORE WINS

AURORA, III, June 10, > Pal
Moore. veteran Memphis feather
weight. beat Pete sarmicnto. of Ma.
Mia, In lO.round no.deoision bou,
here last night Mike Bailarino.
junior lightweight king. fought
i0.round draw with frankie schacf
fer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-13
Hills Out of Meet
at Frisco in July

Ralph Hills, Princoton's great
shot-puttcr. will not compete in the
National A. A. U, games at san
Francisco on July 4. Instead he'll
participate In the international az
fair between oxford and Cambridge
and Princeton and Cornell at Atlantic
City July rs.
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corner, Which he mad held IN SpItHuIu alyIu
for two years, by the big bat welded by
Frank BRAZIL, got his first chance Mt his
old position this season Friday and Badly
played whale of game.
The opportunity came when BRAZIL got
kicked out of the fracas for n wordy and
not altogether paror-ike debate with UNI
pire Charley Schmidt, who called BRAZIL out
on a third strike in the first inning of the
tussle with Portland.
And Baldwin made the most of the OPP
portuniy.
He started two double plays. his first
chance being one of the most brilliant stops
Charley Deal hit terrific grounder just
right He took the chance back.handed,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-13
Druxman'S and Firemen i'm
Feature Semi-PrO Battle
Roy Moore Will Southpaw for Cigar Team Again;
Triple Tie for First Place at Present; Five Games
Carded for Playfelds Sunday

He game between Druxmans' club and the
Seattle Firemen at South Park Sunday, heads
the Semipro league games that are booked for
that day.
Roy Moore, southpaw, has turned in eseveral
sparkling victories for the Cigar Store nine
and has been big factor in their being tied
for first place.
The Druxman club is in triple tie for first
min Eno, itn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-13

field stars com.
peted In the
trials OF the SG.
tionnI Intercol
legiats m Get
which will be
held today
George Clarke.
WHshIngton
fprinteE quail.
fled In The 100.
yard dash In the
third heat. The
time was I08
seconds
Russ Sweet.
Montana flash.
also qualified in
this event and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-13

IN the 220.yard dash Slow time
prevailed here. too.
synder Ohio state hurdler star.
lost out IN the stick events.
Maxwell, Of Pomona college. made
the best time IN the low hurdles.
70 80 seconds. and Leistner. Of
Stanford, went over the high sticks
at is as seconds.
Preliminaries were confined 70
five events Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-13

With sammy Crane going into vpiuh-
lsrY retirement THURSDAY. FrHHk tsmmsr
started az shaftstnp YsstsrdAy. bat the
young fellow vas far from ready Tie
Is stiii scattering from fhs painful iff1Hfiss
he received when no bumped inio blue
coat wandering about the flrid last sun
day lie famed thFes times. and Their
Riiisssr gave him rest. sending cut
nradY 60 shnrlsgop and 0sosks cutshaw
TO second.
RAY Rohwsr had wendsrfai day with
this willow Hs smashed home run on
his firs, trip over the right field Waii
Thsu be deabisd twice 20 lsfi and siualsd
once lie famed on hia other trio,
Two Wild pitches played Old Ned With
the Portland pltchTts. both u them Set.
tics IN runs,
Frank Tehin Kept ap his hittinK for
Portland The biE catcher Il ~pfsiHE
sell, and regular toeslslaE vas shat ho
needed
nriek Eidrsd got hi. usual THREE.
trio Of singles 20 tiShs field.
After that terrible day Thursday. wh,n
they made ~ errors all together. the
seattle Portland defense uEhtsapa yss-
tsfday, Emmrr's boot hsihs ihs emily one
o. the Eams-
A, r. washharn dexEed u after the
the sixth inning aad The veteran scribe
watched the last i've Innings from
Charley fockard's office with bis chair
lifted against the big stove
Paddy MARTHA didn't last ienK for
poriiapd. The vstsfan didn't havs any
eontraI at all he pitched siEht straight
balls 30 niii} Lane ard Cllif Brady 20
start The game,
Nick Duuovteh hit a roller dawn third
base late In the game that wsat for
triple Nick nearly disiota,sd bis meek
trying 20 slide Into third base, bpt he
made Il without RnY serious injury. Ne
scored later with what proved 70 70 the
winning run.
! Ton, DAILY caught for tho first time
| this week Tor the Indians, and did his
usual good JOB OF Il.
\ Brick Eidred is doing moro than hit
THAT baseball The Iittle right flelder Is
also playing a good fielding game. lie
| picked ouS ~ or OF the TiEht field fence
that vas a pip.
I Along with Daily. ciia BRADY IL piay wing
a smart defensive game. Daily makes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-13

Mickey Walker.
II was tho commissions day to
settle old grudges.
kearns. who was kept waiting an
hour the other day before the com.
mission told him TO run along and
come back Friday. WIS finally adj
mitted to the presence Of tho eaull.
flower beard Of trade, lilo thought
he was there In the statue OF man.
agrr FOR Mickey walker,
You aren't here as manager or
anybody. the commission Informed
kearns. Don't forget that you were
cancelled on our books several
months ago because OF the way you
acted when we asked whether uemp-
aey intended 10 fight Harry WlIls.''
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tie Portland ball
game no would
have given up
the ghost
II rainsd and
then IT rained
some more. but
Charley Schmidt
and Bin Phyle.
the blind men on
the Job this
week. kept the
boys at the base :
ball chores dur
ing tho down :
pour and Seattle
finally won the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-13
ON THE
ri DOT IND

About this time tho rcbouading
brick bit walker. whose dA0resprct
for the commission has given the
governors great pain IN tho past.
Walker. they said. would ba given
until Iuus "a 10 sign no, only fight
articles. but promoters contract
for a fEh, with Dave Shade involy-
ing Walkers present tito nf weitsr-
weight champion, II he refuses 10
sign. his fight with Grcb viii be
cancelled. regardless OF tho fact that
the bout il scheduled as the main
event Of big charity promotion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-13
OVERS
FAVORED

Tho Three Brothers Dye Works, st
present tied for third place. are IA
yorcd to win from South Park, last
years semlpro champs The Dycrs
have lost some tough games this sea-
son but have shown strong offensc.
SUNDAYS SCHEDULE
Nippon a. c. Va. West Seattle at
Broadway. y. m.
Druxman's vs. Fircmcn at South
Park, : p IN,
Waterfront a. A. W, Ballard at
Upper Woodland. . p. m.
Three Brothers Us. South Park at
Columbia. y. IN,
Georgetown VS.. Green Lake at
Georgetown Polo Grounds, p. M.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-13
Kearns and
w alker Get
Ultimatum
N. Y. Ring Board Lays
Down Law to Manager
and Welter King

w YORK, June
~, The brick
tho New York
boxing commits
sion had been
carrying FOR a
long time went
thru the air mi
q uy a IT @ r.
noon and bounced
Off Jack kearn'A
hat band on the
rebound, itatruck
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-13
KfsARNs'
oil IRN

kearns, now eontrite and not 20 be
recognized as the same man who
once invited tho commission 20 so
take a jump IN the lake. then asked;
Wen. how does guy so about
getting his name taken or the in
active ilstT"
Bring in Jack Dempsey" the com.
mission replied 'and let's have u
definite statement OF what he in
tends TO DO about the challenge Of
Harry Wills
Kearna said Dempsey would be
back from Germany IN a few weeks.
ho viii try TO bring him around 10
the commissions office then. But
In the meantime. Keara Is unable
10 get a license 30 handle Walkers
end Of the business fight with Harry
Grsb az tho Polo Grounds. which
has now barn set definitely for July
2. by which time Walker expects 10
have recovered his famous and mys-
teriuuz tos.ache.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-13

They are featuring Weber and
Fields In vaudeville again, thus taxi
ing the play away from Clark Grlf.
flth's ancient stars Of Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-13
RIDDLE
In UMPIRE

Stan Riddle has been added 20 the
staff OF umplrcs in tho sernlpro
league and viii handle the game be-
tween Druxmans and the Firemen.
Tho other two teams tied for first
place. the West Seattle a. c. and
tho Waterfront Athletic association
face comparatively easy games West
Seattle plays the Nippon A. c. and
tho Waterfront club meets the Bal
lard Commercial club
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-13
Indians Win
in D0WnpOur

IF the guy that wrote IT Aint
i Gonna Rain No More" had been
on hand Yesterday during the Seat
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Green Lake and the Georgetown
Merchants are both fighting for
third place. II the Lakcrs lose IT
would drop them down into sec
ond division berth. oDockerty. latest
Green Lake pitching sensation. win
probably oppose Lefty Barton Of
tho Merchants.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-13

GETS LOGG

DRINcETON. n. j., June Ia
i Charles +. Logg. former
captain u the Washington uni,
veraity crew. has been appointed
head rowing coach at Princeton,
succeeding DR.. ]. Duncan Spa
eth. who retired after Il years
service. Log is the second
coach brought 20 the big three"
from Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-13
CLARKE QUALITIES AT CHICAGO!
"W Splinter
Makes Place;
Finals Today
Russ Sweet Qualities,
Too, in Century; Bad
Weather for Track Tilt

CHfCAGO. H.. June u. VIZ
" bad weather making good
Impoaslble. The college track -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-13
OAKS WIN

LOS ANGELES, June ls.-with
Delaney hurting fine ball. while his
Oakland mates were rapping the
leather all over the lot, the Acorns
beat the Vernon Tigers here Friday.
9 to /. Hack Miller led the attack
for the winners with four safeties
Ia civ trIne
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-13
HENDRIX HITS

SAN FRANCISCO, June 1s.-Aft.
or Los Angeles had tied the score
In the ninth inning, Frisco tailed
in It's half and beat the Angels. IL
to 10, here yesterday. Tom Hen.
dryx's hit that brought Ellison
home from first, scored the winning
f.un
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-13
SACS WIN AGAIN

SALT LAKE. June i3.-sacra.
mento took another fall out OF salt
Lake here Friday, and the solons
have now won three out of four
games is the present series. The
score Friday was II to Z. with Ell.
mer shea. the bespectacled pitcher,
doing the twlrling for the visitors.
The most remarkable thing about
the game was that there happened
TO be only one home.run hit. that
by Mervin Shea, Sac catcher.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-13

Along With Daily. ciif BRADY Is playing
a smart defensive game. Daily makes
few mistakes behind the log. aad, BRADY
IL playing almost perfect bsssbsu Al the
keystone bag.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-13

Utility Man Shines ar
His old Berth Friday
Frank BRAZIL Gets Bounce in First Inning for Debate
With Umpire Schmidt, and Baldwin Shines When
Given Chance at Third Sack
BY LEO II. LASSEN
THE old thir,

THE old third base problem confronts Red Nleter
again. -
Ted Baldwin driven out of his job this spring at the hot
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"
lead II they lose to the Smokeeaters it will put them in
second place tie with the Firemen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-13
Coast League

now THE SERIES STAND
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-13

Brick Eidred Ia doing moro than hit
that baseball The nttle right fslder Is
also playing good fielding game. lie
picked ons ~ or Of the siEht field fence
that vas a pip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-13
AMERICAN

Batteries Bush and SEVERED:
Ehmke and Pieinich.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-13

sBatted for Burns in eighth.
Tran for Deal in ninth.
unna -. A.L
New Britain herald., 1925-06-24
of civilization.

of civilization,
 Those who uphold the cause Of reform in the senate rules recognize that the senate and tho senate alone has the constitutional right to re- form them. So far from making a plea contrary to the spirit of the constitution, their protest Is against the usurpation at times by minor. ity, or even one senator, of power under the senate rules to thwart the rights of the majority 10 transact business in the manner provided by the constitution,
 Tho people Of this nation be- lieve in their constitution, hut they do not understand the justice of sen- ate rules under which al times one senator exercises power greater than the veto power granted by the constitution 10 the president of the United States; under which at times one senator can render the senate impotent, and under which secret Legislative barter is encouraged, which not only modlfcs the due course Of legislative processes, but Legislation itself,
 "Snch a power brings the senate into disrepute. demorali2es its or derly procedure, and interferes with its power to properly act under its constitutional authority, It pro ,tccts no essential right. lt Is wrong. II Is m-American and, in my judgment, the American people demand that senators abolish It.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-24
FACES SENTENCE
 OF 10 10 50 YEARS
New York Woman Is Guilty ot
 Kidnapping Child

New York, June A Pl-A verdict of guilty was returned yesterday by the jury which heard the trial ot Mrs. Mary Jones on a charge of kid mapping Raimonde Non MaluskL 5 years old. The child has not been seen since March 29, and is pre- sumed to be dead,
 A sentence of from 10 to 50 years imprisonment is carried by its verdict. Mrs. Jones maintained her innocence throughout,
 After the jury had returned It's verdict Judge Collins told the pris- oner that she would be brought be- fore him for sentence Friday morn ing.
 T can sentence you 10 from 10 to 50 years for this offense," he said If you do not immediately furnish the authorities with full informa- ton of the boys disappearance and aid them in his recovery. l will give you the limit"
 Mrs. Jones was said by the pros ecu;ion to have kidnapped the Non MaIuski boy 10 avcnge herself against the child's father who had previously caused her arrest for petty larceny.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-24
Sidney Locke. Prominent
 Insurance Man, Is Dead

Hartford, June 24!P-Sidney E. Locke. vice president of the Hart ford Fire Insurance company, in charge of operations in New Eng land, died suddenly at his summer home in Bolton yesterday following a heart attack. He was 59 years old.
 Beside the New England terri tory Mr. Locke was also in charage of some foreign trade, in which in cluded the Island of Cuba. He joined the company over twenty years ago as superintendent of agencies, later becoming assistant secretary of the company then secretary and in Feb ruary of 1920 he was elected vice president.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-24
REVISED RULE ON IMMIGRANTS ASKED
Secretary Davis Will Present
 Proposed Changes

Washington, June 24.Rl-Reyision of the new immigration law to pro- vide seloctiye system for bringing immigrants 10 this country will be sought at the next session of con. gress by Secretary Davis Of the labor department, who has jurisdiction over immigration questions.
 Chief among the changes proposed will be one in connection with the contract labor provisions Of the law. under which aliens are not permit ted 10 come 10 this country at pres ent if they have promise or contract for employment after reaching these shores.
 This provision, in inc view Of Sec retary Davis, attaches a maximum risk 10 emigration from other coun- tries, and discourages from coming here the class of immigrants most desirable 10 this country, He be- lieves that the hard d-working sub. s,antial type of immigrant who has family to support is almost barred under the present law because if he comes here he must do so blindly, with no assurance that he may have employment after arriving.
 If such aliens were given assur- ance of work before leaving their homeands, the secretary believes that under proper supervision, such plan would induce higher type of foreigner 10 take up citizenship here.
 American labor, however, the sec retary insists. must be given com plete protection. work being offered 10 prospective immigrants only after it is found that there is no available American labor for the places to be filled.
 It is to this end that ele secretary proposes to maintain agents of the immigration bureau abroad, much after the method of maintaining commercial attaches in foreigr lands.
 These agents would be kept ad' vjzed. under the secretary's plan. O the labor needs of industry in thi' country. and from the list of pros pective immigrants in the hands o the immigration attache, the bes available men abroad would be pick cd and brought 10 this country. Th' plan contemplates- removal Of tn aliens entire family. which in itself the secretary, feels, would remov one of the greatest evils of the pres ent system. the effect of which re 'uuires the Glien to come here an' find employment before sending !, abroad for the remainder Of hi family.
 One of the greatest advances in , secretary believes possible under in
 present law was made recently whe' agents of the state, treasury and Ia Ihor departments were sent abroa
 10 establish in the Irish Free Stat
 and later, if possible, in other coun tries. a system of inspection and ex animation of aliens abroad. m
 system, combined with system c selecting immigrants abroad, secre ,tary Davis feels, would remove tn
 two greatest problems of the imml grafton bureau.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-24

of white bridal satin trimmed with rhinestones. Her veil was of tulle caught with pearls and she carried a shower bouquet of bridal roses and lilies of the valley. The brides maids gown was Of silver lace over poudre bleu with a hat to match She carried a bouquet of Ophelia roses.
 The gift of the bride to her bridesmaid was a silver mesh bag and the groom gave the best man gold cuff links,
 A reception followed the cere- money at the home of the brides parents which was prettily recorat- ed with roses and sweet peas. About 100 guests were present from New York, Watertown, smsbury, Hart ford. New Jersey, Maine, Yonkers and this city.
 MT. and Mrs. Fournier left on a wedding trip and upon their return will reside at v Spring street.