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Evening star., 1926-03-27

The Sophomores won the meet. col
lecting 5S1a points. The Juniors were
second with 451s. The Preps claimed
third place with 3713
Mary kannapel proved to be the
star athlete. She placed first in five
events and second in three. Her total
was 35, 8 points higher than her near
est competitor.
Alice McVan and Dorothy Clark ran
a close race for second honors, the
former registering rs points, one more
than her rival. Miss Clark's "a gave
her third honors.
The Sophomores will be presented
with the interclass challenge cup at a
banquet tonight at Kendall Green.
The individual scorers will be award
ed ribbons-blue and yellow for first
place, blue for second and yellow for
third.
DIR. Percival Hall, president of the
college; Miss Grace Coleman and Miss
Hazel Thompson, faculty members,
composed the judges committee.
Miss kannapel won both the stand
ing broad and the high jump. the two
track events on the program. Her
best broad jump was feet 2-5
inches. She was the only one to clear
the bar at feet inches.
Leaders in the various events were:
Dorothy Clark. Indian clubs: Mary
Kannapel. dumbells: Fern Newton,
wands: Alice McVan, Swedish exer-
cises; Marie Parker, high boom; Es-
telle Caldwell, horse; senior girls win
dow ladder: Della Kittleson, ropes;
Dorthy Clark, parallel bars; Alice Nc
Van. high ladder; Mary Kannapel,
broad jump, and Lucille Du Bose, high
jump.
The program was completed with a
series of stunts performed by a picked
group of the leading gymnasts.
Princess Athletic Club passers were
prevented from duplicating their mid
season victory over the holding
Metropolitan seXtet last night by a
timely goal scored by Camille 0'Hara,
shortly before the final whistle blew.
Miss O'TIara's goal tied the score and
the Women's Council League series
simultaneously. The count was 20
to 20.
The game, which was staged at St.
Martins gymnasium brought forth
an enthusiastic gallery, which was not
disappointed. Princess A. G. took the
lead in the opening quarter and blank
ed the Nets during the first 10 minutes
of play. The period closed at IL to o.,
in favor of p. A. c..
In the second half, despite signs of
staleneSS, the Brown and Orange team
got together and pulled up to within
two points of the leaders, but at no
time during the clash We're they able
to break through the Princess defen-
sive for a lead.
Play was fast in the final quarter
Evening star., 1926-03-27
SCHOOL SQUADS FIGURE
IN THREE EVENTS TODAY

Fencing, swimming and base ball
form the widely varied sports pro-
gram occupying three local high
school teams today.
Westerns fencing team is making
it's first start in competition in a
match with the Navy PIebes at An
napolis, while the Georgetowner's
base ball nine is opening the scholas-
tic season with Leonard Hall Acad.
emy, at Leonardtown.
Five members OF Central's swim
ming team are seeking title honors
in the South Atlantic indoor cham
pionships, being held in the knights
of Columbus pool at Baltimore.
Evening star., 1926-03-27
BUDDY is READY TO PLAY
SHORT SHOULD PECK FAIL
Youngsler Has Reganed All His Speed Following
Knee Injury and Looms as Formidable Hitter.
Nationals Play the Giants Again Today.
BY JOHN b. KELLER.

IT AMPA Fla 2-Shoud old horse Roger Peckn
paugh the underpmnng elsewhere after the Ma
the American League chame onship
Charles Solomon Myer
quite ready splendid account OF himself at shortsop
bought Orleans OF Southern
and reported the Nationals late last August has about re-
make remarkable
knee troubled by infection last
of and
the
hle shnrt-hc SERVICE at any
Evening star., 1926-03-27
COURT FINALS OFF.

BALTIMORE. Md, March 81
Finals of the South Atlantic cham
pionship basket ball tournament,
scheduled for tonight, have been
postponed indefinitely because of
conflict with the sectional swimming
meet being held at the knights of
Columbus pool.
Evening star., 1926-03-27
COLLEGE BASE BALL.

At AtIanta-Georgia Tech, 10; Ohio
State, 1.
At Davidson--DavidsOn, 10: Oak
Ridge. 13.
At New Orleans--Mississippi Aggies,
5; Tulane, 3.
Evening star., 1926-03-27
EXHIBITION BASE BALL.

ggeeI1iisasIs$,s geI A. sR5s syfs' Fla. e + + !
Philadelphia tN.l'...... ID .
Carlson. Knight Mann and Wilson: Rom
mel. Groves. Gray and Perkins.
At Los Angeles II. II. L,
Hoiiy%ood HfSTed n tS' G. Ll..:....: Llj'.. Z 10 /
Morrison. sheehan and Smith. Spencer:
stroud. Shellenbac6. Singleton and Peters.
Cook
Ss;;'5s55 ssS 4 5ssr SssiS@isS = %IisS5F!--. 4 4
McQuillan, Fitzsmmons and McMuln:
Esrnshaw and Mckee,
At waco. Tex r. II. L.
s. Louis (N) )..........-.... j 15
Waco tTex.) ............... 10
Rodrisuez dtIts an and VOLS amot Mueller ''''' -
gslsfEs gsn Fssnel.ao 81 Seal. iF. 9: I,:: 4 8
Moudy. Crockett and Yelle, Vargas.
At Dallas Tex II. II. z.
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Chicago (A.1 ...,.....s.... U
Faber. Thurston. Connally and Grabowski.
schalk: shuman Darrough and Hungling.
Al St, Petersburg. fla r. H; f,
PToTidence 5pSSGi ace EASTERN ...::.: / 2
Marouard Goldsmith. Vargus and Cronin:
Hearn and Taylor.
At Charlotte. y. c. r. II. 4.
Peronto PeFc9it Il sf ,.::.... ...::.:..:: 4 5 |
Holloway. Gibson and Bassler. Manion: r.
ONeill Phillips and Noone.
At New Orleans r. H E
SeSS06 SeW Orleans cans isl,'.... is.l...,.'........... 3 Z
wingfield Rufing and Biscof, CASTOR:
Scott Hodge. Dent, O'Brien and Lingle.
Evening star., 1926-03-27
GAIN TITLE AT HOCKEY.

WINNIPEG, Manitoba. March II
f4).-The Calgary Canadians became
Junior hockey champions of Canada
by defeating Kingston, to q. Ihe
Calgarans won two OF the three
games in the final series after losing
the first.
Evening star., 1926-03-27
GALLAGHER IS WINNER.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March 81
Marty Gallagher, former light
heavyweight boxing champion of the
South Atlantic A. A. u, defeated Leo
Clements OF Pittsburgh here last
night in the preliminaries of the
national junior title matches. He re-
ceived a judges decision.
Evening star., 1926-03-27
GOLF COURSE CHOSEN.

CHICAGO, March q fP).--Calumet
Country Club will be the place where
aspirants from the Chicago region
viii qualify for the National open golf
championship on June 14. Elimination
play viii be held In Il cities this yeaIa
Evening star., 1926-03-27
MIDGET NINE is NEEDED
FOR NEW ORGANIZATION

One franchise remains open in the
midget base bali league organized last
night at the Sport Mart. 1t will be
filled at a meeting to be held next
Friday at GA + street.
The following teams enrolled last
night: Colonials, Winsalless South.
east Tigers, Coca Colas and Sport
Marts.
Evening star., 1926-03-27

gathered in three games last night,
the Eastern quint being the victim.
Ward of Arnity ran wild with a set
Of $40 and q game of 141.
Federal picked up three easy games
In the Masonic League when Ana
costa forfeited: Mount Her1non sur
prised New Jerusalem when 1t grabbed
two out of three, and Osiris gathered
in all three from Mount Pleasant.
Lawrence of Osiris did the best work
of the evening with q set of 367.
Evening star., 1926-03-27
RIOS TAKES CUE HONoRS.

NEW YORK March 27 R1.-Ary
Ras philadelphia, native of Poland
. st night became Junior 1872 balk
;ne billiard champion Of the United
;tates by defeating Kinrey Matsuya-
ma of Japan in the final mtch or tne
en.dav tournament here, 500 to 26O.
Evening star., 1926-03-27
TENNIS BODY TO MEET.

Members of the Washington Ten
mis- Association hold their second
annual meeting tonight at $50 in
the grill room at Wardman Park
Hotel
Evening star., 1926-03-27

ORMOND BEACH, Fla, March 27
R).-Takeichi Harada, premier jap
anese tennis star, won the annual
Halifax County championship here.
defeating George O'Connell, Chicago,
6-1. Ga, Cd.
Evening star., 1926-03-27
SETS SWIMMING MARK.

MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi. March q
CP.-Gil Brainerd of the Chicago Ath-
letic Association set a. new world rec
ord of l minute and 15 seconds for
the 100-meter back-stroke event here
last night.
Evening star., 1926-03-27
SCOTCH BOOTERS PLAY.

Jimmy Crawford's Barhill Scottish
Thistles play their first practice
game today at Quantico with a ma
rine soccer eleven.
Evening star., 1926-03-27
C.. u. MEN TRY FOR MORE
.LAURELS In TEXAS TO-DAY

TOUSTON Tey March Georgetown University athletes who
gained OF the laures the Texas University
TO Rice
carnival Yesterdays competition looked putting
the Washing FORM and they expected
Evening star., 1926-03-27
Twenty Years Of American Golf
BY JIM BARNES.
American Champicn-Player Teacher Student of Golf.
vi. oUIMET MAKES GOLF HISTORY.

experiences championship Buffalo had been helpful
I'M that playing the 1918 championship
fully made have another lhis
the expenditure still
scheduled Brookn Mass But
looking incidentally opening back East
the
If the flock of who gathered at Buffalo the year before s
something akin feeling OF the field at Brookne
brilliant. For addition practically professional
Evening star., 1926-03-27
SWATS PROVE PLENTIFUL
TN BIG LEAGUE EXHIBITIONS

ITTSBURGS dasIng that they weak
and their dspeasurc yesterda
demonstrating the hitting strength which the 1925
Hollywood, Calf, Stars Wright hit homer witt
nd RayLina Cuxler Banhart smashed donbles
Evening star., 1926-03-27
MIDGET FASTENERS MEET.

Black and White Midget base
ballers meet tonight at o'clock at
808 Twenty-second street.
Evening star., 1926-03-27
Ring Sensation May Prefer
MOuulg Furniture to Boxing
BY tho Associated Press.

-
NHICAGO March 27Shuf1c Callahan, who las obtained
solid hold
- by knocking Bobby Barrett Of Philadelphia
Evening star., 1926-03-27
WOMEN IN SPORT
by CORINNE FRAZIER.

7 MQUE featured at Ga1laud
College yesterday Aside from the track drills
- with |wand dumb bells Indian clubs
unusually effective
Evening star., 1926-03-27
With the BOwlers

RESIDENT BRONSON QUAITES the Washington Ladies Duck
Association and her Gladys Lowd have been working
diligently the annual Spring tourney
OF will be forthcoming
Evening star., 1926-03-27
American Basket Ball League.

Last Nights Result.
Rochester. 49, Fort Wayne. 20.
Tonight'B Game.
Detroit at Brooklyn.
Tomorrow's Game.
Detroit at Washington.
Evening star., 1926-03-27

Clip this blank application, fiji it ont and mail IT today
addressed: Chief Boys Club Evening star. Washington =
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BUSINESS SERVICE

BARRIERS. Hairtiressrrs. Mas>euse Is
VICTORY-Moder barber chop In all re-
spects We specialize IN ladics hair cut
Excellent service IS Church g. q. 4
Blancoti.
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PIANOS-kranick aud Bach. Newly 4
Evans and Leetere We have sold this
line Of pianos over 80 years We guar
antee c. L, Pierce, 246 Main St.
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PLAYER P1ANO-Need cash. will sacri-
nee beautiful $3.50 VESSEL player
plano for $3.50 cash. Perfect condition.
Write Box %, Herald
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WANTED First mortgage, $4,000.
Wanted, second mortgage, $40 900.
(Second mortgage IN one year pay
ment). Also 10. sale, 5000 second
mortgage. NJ. NJ. Krikorian. 1cA Glen
St.
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Wanted-To Borrow

MUKTGAGE-- FIN mortgage money on
hand IN amounts to satisfy applicants
Parker 4 Deming. 1913 Main st. Phone
202N
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MERCHANDISE
Articles Fol- Sale

ALL SIzES-of pipe tubings, machinery,
paper business. paper bailers. for sale.
Feigenbaum & zeldes. 50 Willow St
iQak
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Ra(itO

NOW IS THE TIME-to have your radio
set tuned up. Edgerly Radio Service,
Winthrop St., will do It. Phones 449o
and 40i3.
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P1ANOS-Kranick & Bach. Newly &
Evans and Lesters We have sold this
line Of pianos over 80 years. We guar
antee G. r., Pierce o46 Main ST
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VICTROLAs-Conso and cabinet mod
els. slightly used. $40. Henry Morans
& Sons 3t5 Main St. Tel. 3S9-2
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CLINTON ST.-3 family. brand new. Is
rooms, all modern improvements.
Price $4,000, p. Denusse 4 Speck, 47s
Main St.. New Britain. Tel. As43 or
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MERCHANDISE
Musical Instruments

vICTROLAs-Eo household 10 eomplets
without one. See our stock. Prices
range from S25 to $500. c. I. Pierce
a Co DAG Main A.
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FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities

MONEY TO LOAN Second NOR ga es
erhnlt1 & Costello. z4t Main Ct
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WILL-Trade new player plano for au-
tomobile. building lots, second mort
! gage. or. what have your Write Boz
I As, Herald
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EDUCATIONAL
Dancing Teaches

Local and Private Instructors 81
RIDE-wlth New Britain's foremost people
at the New Britain Riding School.
Horses bought. sold. traded and boarded.
Stop out and see ua. Foot Of Kensing-
ton Hill Phone.
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EAST SIDES room cottage, price $1,000
North end. rooms and big attic $500
Also dandy room with . car garage.
$500. Lots on East. First. Seneca.
Pleasant, Day and Plat streeta Lock.
wood, Real Estate h InA, City Hall.
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AU1'OMOTIVE
Autos and Trucks For Sale

PACKARD. 1881 PASSENGER, sIN-
GLE TOURING CAR NEWLY
PAINTED. GOOD MOTOR. VERY
GOOD TIRE EQUIPMENT AND
SOME EXTRAS. PRICE IS $3.50,
WORTH MORE. CAPITOL BUICK
CO.. 1913 ARCH ST.. PHONE 1907.
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PIANOS-We have placed over 5000 Koh-
Ter and Campbelrs In THE vicinity, in
Guiding churches, schools and lodges
Before you buy, call and let US demon.
strate. c. L. Pierce. a46 Main St.
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GRAPE CRUsHERS-Prices $575. $685.
and $lc.6o. Rackliffe Broa Inc. Park
& Bigelow SITS. Tel. 1915.
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CHERRY ST, T5-S room ono family
house, just the place for good sized
family. Water heat. cement cellar, ex-
ira building lot. fruit trees. grape
vines and shrubbery. Must be sold At
once. Any fair offer will be consid-
nrnd r Elchstaedf
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BELVIDERE-New cottage, rooms,
ready for occupancy. Sacrifice II sold
before Nov. 20. H. e. Christensen. 1853
Main St Tel @b5.b.
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Farms For Sale

FARMS have some very choice farm
In the vicinity OF Berlin Newingtop and
Piainvills. II you ere considering to
buy q farm at q reasona bile price zee us
first Carlson 4 Carbon. 1863 Main Ct
Tel 1877
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Auto Parts and Accessories II
AJAX TIRES and Grafild Brake Lining
Leghorn Motor Parts Co. Parta for al
cars. Elm, cornre East Main.
BE THRIFTY Buy F'Iestone tires 4
tubes. High pressure and Balloon tires
Gasoline. oils, greases and Service
Clark's Auto Accessory Srop. 1888 South
Main ST. Phone 159n
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DIAMONDS AND WATCHEs-Ars our
speciality at all times. The better grade.
lower prices. Hlmberg Horn. 397
Main or 10 r. R Arcade
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BLOCk-For sale. with six apartments.
we'll built. good looking, good location
with two big stores, one ONCE. gar
ages. Money making proposition. See
NJ NJ. Krikorian. le4 Glen st. Tel
26l4.
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GENU1NE-Victrola, lot OF records. per-
feet order. easy terms. bargain. Mr..
Andrews i01 Arch St.
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SADDLE HORsE-for hire at Whites,
| u Trinity St. Tel. 2034 or 1o72
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Watches, Diamonds. Jewelry

DIAMONDS-Retail at wholesale prices
Investigate! T. Resnick. manufactur'
ing jeweler. $40 Main. opp. CONNER
cial.
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/ REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Agents-Real Estate

BUILDING LOTS-Chocs building lots IN
all parts Of the city, ranging in price
from $500 up. Easy terms Carlson
a Carlson, 1888 Main 81. Tel. 1917.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-26

collected, over s1,o0O will bo reallz, ed when the final report is made. In the absence of President Shana- han, Mrs, Edward l., Harmon, vice. president, presided.
 Following is the carnival commit - tee, William Dohorty, Charles E., Lont, William Riley, John Roach. and Albert Fortier, Plans were nl- so made for card party to be held the middle Of April. Jesse Atwater is chairman Of the committee.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-26

lluHll'NH 1 Edgewatcr Beach Hotel Oriole orchestra, dance numbers; Irene BcaslcN "rho Girl from Dixie" songs; Day and Knight, songs. WJJD-MOOsEHI,ART-37O 9--Children's period. | t-Studio recital l;SQ--popular music. WLIB-ELGIN-3O3 S--"Punch and Judy'; songs. ! S:S0-nrako Ensemble, l2-Dancc music; songs. | WHAS--LOJ JISNILLE,-i0O i S;&0--Concort to bc announced,
 WBAIr-BaLTIMORE--2i6 :So--Dinner Program, WBAL din. ner orchestra. 7:3O-WBAL Male quartet. 1 S-Bessic Evans, character artist; Virginia BIackhead, aCcompanst; i; IMbov Brett Kcefer, pianist. l 9-1o--WBAL String Trio. Soloist John Wilbourn, tenor,
 WRNA-RICHMOND--25G Dinner music Hotel Richmond orchestra, 1 S--- Market reports. S:1o--Art Perkins and his ukulele. ;4o--Cadman's Morning of The Year" song cycle, mixed quartet, violin, piano. 9:5o--Stato highway dept. reports i 10---Hotcl Richmond Winter Garden
 orchestra, 11--Carry Me Back to old Nirglnny.
 WSB-ATLANTA--i2s G-Orchcstra. 9-Cilcc club, l1:45-Symphony orchestra.
 WMC--MI,MPHIS-500 S:15-Bedtime stories. 9:30--Cooper's Hawaiians, 2-Midnight l'rolic
 WSM-NASHNIII.E-2S3 S-Bodtime story; mrsic S:l5---OrchcStra 9--Vanderbit University concert
 quartet and glee club,
 WGBU-FULFORD-27S ll-1 q. m.--OrChcstra.
 WMBF-MIAMI BEACH-3sI 10-12-Dancc music.
 WIOD-MIiMI BEiCH-2St -9;3O--Dancc music. 9:3O-l1--Studio recital. l1-12-Dance music.
 WHAP-FORT WORTH-l7G 4i 10:30-Musicale. l2-HaWaiian Trio.
 6kW-TuINUCU. Cuba-33S 11:30-12:30-DanCe music. WCCO-MINNEAPOLIS-i16 S:45-Farm talk; minstrels. 10-10:3O-Same as WEAF. l1-Health talk; markets. 1t:05-Dance music.
 WOAW-OMAHA-526 7:20--Orhestra; violin solos. 11:30--Orchestra KFKX-HASTINGS--2SS G:3O-Same as KDKA. S-Market; songs; talks, lo--Varied musicale.
 KOA-DENVER--322 0-lnstrumental concert, 10:10-Chamber of Commerce con cert.
 kFI-LOS .iNGELES-1G7 l1---Organ recital. 12-Music joke contest. a. m.-Popular ballads.
 KPO-SAN ERANCISCO-l2S 1l-Studio recital. 19-Dance music.
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When labor In the Belgian coa industry asked for a wage increase the government advised employers 10 aceede 10 the demand inasmucH as they had received contracts for fuel for government railways re' gently.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-26
FRIDAY.
Programs on Eastern standard Tim,
EVENING PICK,

 WIlC, S;lj--Waterbury Community Night, woo, S--BectAoycu concert. WRNA, N;i0-Song cycle. WNYC, g---Travol talk. "rhe Bar baloes,' WIZ. Y-Mmc, Maria Jtrit2a, so- prano; Emilio De Gogoraa, bari tone. WSB. 9--G, M, A. glce club WLs, 9:3O-lllinois Wesleyan glee club and mlnstrels. WGY. lu--"Bordcr Lines,' four act play WGI Players. WEAF, 1l--Ben Bernie and his or chealra. WILT 12--,Mrmbvrs oc tho Merry, Merry" company.
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Through fife Static
Good evening.

Yes, that's about all we have to
 say to you today. Last nights re- .ccption was wh. we'd so aptly char acterize as punk" The static roam- ed around like q famished lion in
 cage. beating back and forth wildly land scattering statical oaths all over the landscape. We put up our um- brela and waited for the storm to pass. but just then q taxi drove up
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TOOK ED N/ FOOD SHOP
 118 MAIN ST.-MUTUAL BLDG.
 The Store of Quality and Service
11S MAIN ST.-MUTUAL BLDG.
The Store of Quality and Service
WHETHER OR NOT

you observe Lent, you will find our Salt and Can- ned Fish delicious change of diet. We offer you the best brands in all kinds of Smoked and Salt Fish, also canned goods and prepared foods at our Decatessen, so you can be sure of getting something good, when you buy here. Why not save yourself the trouble of cooking a meal now and then and treat your family to delicatessen surprise Everybody will enjoy it.
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Over S1 ,OOO Realized by
 Shamrock Revue" Social

Plans for an open air carnival In
 June were discussed by members of St. Joseph's Parish society at the regular meeting last night. A com.
 mitteo was appointed 10 draw up preliminary plans. A report of the recent minstrel show was given and although all the money has not been
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the Restauranteer," came through we'll and the station even drowned out Springfield for time, Thon, with shrek and wall like con. vention of departed spirits, rcgen- eratiye set appeared on the scene and we held onto our hat and grab bed the rail, That blamed idiot fooled around there for while and then finally succeeded in tuning in WBZ next door. Everything became quiet,
 We went 10 bed carly, because we weren't going 10 be fooling around with the set and wasting tho batter les. when we weren't getting any en. ioyment out of it,
 As Judge, IT,, says from WIZ, and we don't sec why he hasn't been shot for saying it, "Toodlc-0o," That's all for today thanks!
 P. F.. L.
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At the close of the meeting uu
 entertainment was given, featured
 by solos of Vincent Riugrose anu ! William Doherty.
New Britain herald., 1926-03-26

to the curb and we dashed into 1t, And then began one Of the most cN- citing adventures 1 have ever had in .all my experience as u member of Uncle Sum's Secret Service,