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Evening star., 1927-03-26
Second Baptist Services.

AT the Second Baptist Church, Third
street between Fl and | streets. tomor-
row the pastor, Rev. J. J.. :. folio
man, will preach at ] am. on 'Naz,
areth, the City Sufficient ana
Faithless." At s pm. Rev. c. H..
Jackson win preach. The Bible school
will meet at $50 am. and the b. Y.
Z. L. will meet at pm.
Evening star., 1927-03-26
Secular League Topic.

= Thought Made Manifest" is the sub
ject to he discussed tomorrow after
noon, 3 o'clock in the open forum of
the Secular League, at 1905 f street.
Miss Olive McNeal. teacher of prac-
tical psychology, will be the principal
speaker. The meeting will be open to
the public.
Evening star., 1927-03-26
Will Discuss Paul's Letter

AT Lincoln Congregational Temple
tomorrow morning Rev. r. w. Brooks
will speak on "A Religion That
Counts" The Progressive Bible Glass
will discuss Pauls Letter to the
Romans at 10 am. The Senior Chris
tian Endeavor Society will present a
special program at 645 pm. :.
Evening star., 1927-03-26
METHOD|STS PLAN
BALTIMORE MEET
Annual Conference Will Open
Tuesday with Bishop
Mcconnell Presiding.
Special Disnatch TO The Star.

Special Dispatch to The star.
BALTIMORE, Md, March 26.-The
l4Sd session of the Baltimore Annual
conference of the Methodist Episcopal
church will open next Tuesday at the
Mount Vernon Place Church, with
Bishop Francis j. Mcconnell presld-
ing, and continue through April A
Conference examinations will be
held at 10 o'clock. and a meeting OF
the board of examiners at $3.50 pm.
Home missions night will be observed
at s pm. when Rev. DR.. Fred Wins
low Adams, minister of Trinity
Church, Springfield, Mass, will make
the principal address
Bishon Mcconnell will give the de-
votional address Wednesday morn
ing, and will also address the Wom
ans Foreign Missionary Society. AT
the meeting of the Rural Pastors As
sociation in the afternoon Rev. Dr. r.
L. carp of Drew Theological Semi
nary will speak. Bishop w. +. An
derson of Boston will speak at the eve
ming session.
Banouets Are Planned.
Rev. DIR. William NJ. Gilbert of Drew
Theological Seminary will deliver an
address at the session Thursday morn
ing, and Rev. DIR. Henry H. Crane OF
Maiden. Mass. will speak in the after
noon. A banquet of Drew Theological
Seminary and a banquet of Boston
University School of Theology will he
held at pm. Bishop Mcconnell VIII
preach the sermon at the evening
services.
Bishop Mcconnell will address the
session of the Laymen's Association
Friday morning, and Rev. Dr.. Crane
will give a lecture at pm. on the
Paradox of Power" There will be a
[dinner for the board of examiners and
A1so for undergraduates at pm,
while Dickinson College will have
banquet at the same time. Rev. Dr.
Clarence True Wilson will deliver the
address at the evening session.
Bishop to Preach.
There will be a reception SATURDAY
afternoon at the annual meeting OF
the Minister'S Wives Association at
the Hotel Emerson. Rev, Halford T..
I4uccock will address the evening ses-
sion of the conference.
Bishop Mcconnell will preach the
sermon Sunday morning, while an or
dination service viii be held at pm
In the evening the sermon viii be
preached by Rev. DIR. John W. Lang
dale of Brooklyn. n. Y.
The conference viii close April
with the reading of appointments.
Evening star., 1927-03-26
WILL HEAR LECTURE.


DIR. Frank McKibben, general secre-
tary of the Maryland. Delaware sun
day School Association. assisted Dy
Mrs. McKibben, will deliver an IL
Illustrated lecture on Christ in Art,
HYMN and Scripture" at the Ecking'
ton Presl yterian Church, North 'Capi'
toll street and Florida avenue, tomor-
row evening at o'clock.
At the morning service at II O'Clock
the pastor, Rev. Henry Il. Wooding
will speak on the theme, Riches in
Christ"
The annual Congregational meeting
will be held next Thursday evening.
Reports of the accomplishments or the
past year will be read and the cleo
ton Of officers win be held.
Evening star., 1927-03-26
MRS. KINNEY TO SPEAK.
Mission Conference Lecturer to
Talk at Second Baptist.

Mrs. Edwin Kinney of Chicago, one
of the speakers at the Baptist Mis-
sionary Conference, will speak tomor-
row morning at the Second Baptist
Church, Fourth street and Virginia
avenue southeast.
At night the pastor. Rev. Ellis G.
Prin. will speak on the subject. "a
Man Who Had Questions About God"
At $50 he viii deliver this sermon at
East Capitol Street Branch, Seven
teenth and East Capitol streets. and
at o'clock at the church. There will
be baptism at the latter service.
Evening star., 1927-03-26
"The Tnescapable Cod as Topic,

The pastor of the Peoples Congre-
rational Church, Rev. A. r, Elmes. has
selected for his theme tomorrow morn
ing '"The Inescapable God" At $50
pm. the Y. p. c. E. led by Miss NJ.
J. Pool, will discuss the subject What
Does a Missionary Do?" AT s pm.
regular preaching.
Evening star., 1927-03-26
RECTOR'S ,LENTEN TOPIC.
Rev. A. A. McCallum Explains
Gospel Narratives of Christ.

Rev Arlington A. McCallum, rector
Of st. Paul's Episcopal Church,
Twenty-third street, near Washington
Circle, at the II o'clock services on
Sundays in Lent, has been delivering
a series of sermons explaining the
narratives of the life of Christ as set
forth in the Gospels, the Acts of the
Apostles, the Epistles Of St. Paul and
Revelations. Tomorrow, his sermon,
the fifth of the series, will be based
on the narrative of st. Paul
Wednesday evening at o'clock. the
preacher will be Rev. DR. Frederic S.
Fleming, rector of the Church of the
Atonement. Chicago.
During lent there are celebrations
of holy communion at ST. Paul's every
day at 1880 am, except Thursdays,
when the services are at II o'clock.
Evening star., 1927-03-26
MISSIONARY TO PREACH.
Rev. NJ G.. White to Outline His
Work in Brazil.

AT the Sunday morning service of
the Highlands Baptist Church. Four
teenth and Jefferson streets, Rev. NJ.
G.. White, missionary of the Southern
Baptist convention in Brazil. will de-
liver an address on his work III that
country.
At the morning service, the pastor,
Rev. Newton NJ. Simmonds, will have
as his sermon topic Christ and His
Church" Young peoples service at
Z pm.
Evening star., 1927-03-26
DR.. PIERCE TO TALK
ON THIS MAN-THOU'
Congregational Church to OBJ
serve Anniversary of
Beethoven.

At the morning service of First
Congregational Church held in Metro
politan Theater, Tenth and + streets,
tomorrow at il o'clock, the minister.
Rev. DIR. Jason Noble Pierce, will
speak on This Man Thou"
At the evening service, which will
be held at s o'clock in the Eighth
Street Temple of the Washington He
brew Congregation. on Eighth street
between II and | streets, DIR, Pierce
will speak on inspirations From
Beethoven"
The Young Peoples Societies will
meet at $50 o'clock tomorrow eve
ming at the parish house. at 93S Grant
place, the Senior Christian En-
deavor Society meeting in the Eighth
Street Temnle
Evening star., 1927-03-26
PROGRAM FOR SUNDAY.
Preacher at Church of Pilgrims
Announces Text.

At the Church of the Pilgrims,
Twenty-second street, between p and
Q streets. Rev. Andrew r.. Bird, will
speak tomorrow morning at IL o'clock
on THE Measureless Powers of Faith
in the Lord Jesus Christ
In the evening at 1880, Rev. Hugh
F. Sawbridge, chaplain to Toe H., Lei
cester, England will preach.
Evening star., 1927-03-26
REVIVAL AT HAMLlNE.

Church to Inaugurate Special Serv-
ices Tomorrow.
Beginning tomorrow, special re-
vival services will be held at Hamline
Methodist Episcopal Church, Six
teenth at Allison street, every eve
ming, Monday excepted. and continue
through April IT.
Rev. DIR. George w. Cooke, mem
Der of the Northern New York Con
ference, will conduct the meetings,
assisted by Mr.. Vigneulle director of
music. They are coming as assist
ants to Rev. DIR. Joseph 7, Herson.
minister of the church, and John Fl.
Marville, director OF the church music.
Evening star., 1927-03-26
DR.. Darby to Preach.

DIR. w l.. Darby. executive secre.
tary Of the Washington Federation of
Churches. will preach tomorrow morn
ing at Garden Memorial Presbyterian
Church.
Evening star., 1927-03-26
Christian EndeavOr
Metropolitan
PRESBYTERIAN

AT metropolitan Presbyterian
Church. April 4, the District of Co
iumbia Christian Endeavor Union will
have Going to Cleveland social,
which will take the place of the regu,
lar April meeting of the union. Each so
ciety is expected to present a stunt.
Mrs. w. 3. Burgess, 1900 Twenty Sixth
street. is in charge. of the arrange
ments.
The Flying Squadron will meet with
Grace Reformed c. E. Society, tomor-
row evening.
Evening star., 1927-03-26
EPISCOPAL.
ST. AGNES CHURCH

46 Que Street NV
Fla ave. or n. Capitol st. cars.l
Services Sunday and l. am. and = pm
Daily mass am. Evensong and interces
sions Friday, 8 pm.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-15
Newspaper Sues Rival
For an Alleged Libel

Memphis. Tenn. April 15.-tGP)
The Memphis ess-Scimitar. q
Scripps- Howard newspaper. has
filed suit for 100 900 against the
Memphis Commercial Appeal. which
recently published an advertisement
declaring q circulation statement Of
the Press -Scimitar was untrue.
The Commercial Appeal, accord
Ing to the suit, not only asserted
that the PRESS cimitar's claim OF
1862 paid circulation was false,
but added that the circulation
probably was not more than 10000.
Management Of the Press Scimi-
tar explained that $4,000 represent
ed the run from the presses In the
main Press-Sctmitar plant, but that
the presses in the plant OF the
Memphis Press. recently absorbed
in a consolidation. printed an addi-
tional number Of papers which
brought the total circulation even
higher than the 93,562 claimed.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-15
100 Years From Now and
Total Population Then

Chicago, April 15.--tP-One hun
dred years from now. the popula-
ton Of the world wihsbo G0,S0o, o0o,-
900 provided birth and death rates
remain as they are, said Prof. a. L.
Ross. of the University of Wiscon-
SIN, addressing students at the Uni
versity OF Chicago. This is thirty
two times the present estimated
population OF the globe.
Today, the world death rate Is 10
per 1000 and the birth rate As per
LOCO, Prof. Ross said In the las,
80 years, the population has
doubled. Tho coorcd races ore 70
per cent Of the total.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-15
YOUNG CQRBEYY IS
LAID At REST
Former Champion Buried Today
Beside His Mother

Littleton. Colo. April Is UP)-
From a funeral chapel today the
body OF young Corbett, once liking OF
the little fellows" was carried to
grave beside that OF his mother.
Near the once powerful hands that
sent terrible Terry" McGovern to
the canvas a quarter of a century
ago, lay pair of boxing gloves. II
was the boys parting tribute to
a leader.
Old Timers recalled at the gray.
how young Corbett. a % year old
youth, thumped his massive chest.
leaped aboard train and started
east 20 conquer.
The name of Terrible Terry" Nc,
Govern was on every tongue.
II want to fight him." young Cor
bett told his manager.
SO in 1901 at Hartford. Conn. q
large crowd gathered TO see Nc
Govern bowl over another reputed
set-up.
A few moments after the gong had
op'Utu the second round, terrible
Terry lay SPRAYED on the canvas,
and the courageous westerner. mys-
titled and excited, was acclaimed
the new monarch OF the little fel-
lows.
Corhett later lost the title to Jim
my Britt and never afterward was
a pueilistic sensation.
A good fellow when he had It."
the 70. Ter champion died of a heart
attack here a few days ago-penni-
less.
At recent boxing exhibition her.
in which Gene Tunney, heavyweight
champion. appeared as the chief at
traction, the boys who knew him
Whcn--' contributed to assure him a
burial BETTING the honor he ono,
held in pusilist!c circles
He was great champion" said
Tunney. as he dropped a 500 bill
into the hat.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-15
PLainyub

I0AllN INC
Selander. loe. l25. 1o2, 100, So
51s. Silverio. 100. 1o4. 100, 81, SIS
4sc. Total l011.
Cheshire
Leonard. oS. ll3. 100, 81. IFS
SIT. Norton, 90, 81. ia, 80. 1ol--
4S2. Total 500.
Easter Sunrise Service
A union sunrise service will be
held Easter morning on the proper
ty OF Merton J. Lamb on Redstone
hill. starting at 7:So o'clock. Rev.
Charles S. Wyckoff, pastor OF the
Congregational church. will be the
speaker. The Epworth league OF the
Methodist church will be host to
the people from the other churches
and viii serve refreshments. II she
weather Is inclement the service will
be- held in the Methodist church.
At Catholic Church
The Holy Saturday service at the
Church OF Our Lady OF Mercy will
begin at 1880 a m. and will consist
OF the blessing OF the paschal fire,
the blessing OF the paschal candle,
the reading OF IL prophecies, the
blessing OF Easter water and the
baptismal font, the recitation OF the
ntany OF the saint, ard high mass.
Fire Lighters to be Tried
Joseph Pavano Of Shuttle
Meadow road will be tried before
Justice NJ. O. Ryder this evening on
a charge OF lighting a brush fire
without a permit: he was arrested
by Fire Warden George Schubert.
August Torreo OF Harris corner was
arrested yesterday for failing to
take notice OF the revoking OF all
permits. but the warden will allow
him to go il he Will settle for the
expense o. putting out the fire,
which got beyond his control
Dionnc Bros. Victors
. The Tive Dioune Brothers defeat
ed the Boston Shoe store bowlers at
Harris alleys Wednesday night after
a hectic match. the margin being Il
scant SIX pins. The scores:
Boston Shoe Store
New Britain herald., 1927-04-15
TEACHERS ACCUSED
North Bergen, \. j., Instructors
Charged With Fcigning Illness
and Going on Pleasure Jaunts.

North Bergen. n. j., April Is P,
Charges that teachers in the pub
lie schools arr treading the path OF
pleasure on taxpayers money and
in school time while feigning i'll
ness today resulted in an order by
the board OF education that q com
plets record be submitted on each
absence or hardness on the part
of a teacher.
II we demand discipline from
the students surely we must have
it from the teachers" said Presi-
dent Adolph Machetto. "Fines do
not seem to help. One teacher, We
found. was absent six times in one
term and another was tardy %
times IN the same period. I know
OF at least one teacher who was
seen doing her shopping when she
was supposed to he sic kin bed"
New Britain herald., 1927-04-15

alleged to have struck young Su-
prenant's bicycle will appear be-
fore Judge George G. Griswold at
the April Is session OF the Berlin
town court.
Arranging League
Bolton kasica post, American
Legion. is making plans for base
tall league between teams COM
posed of the youngsters Of the
town. instead OF sending the local
teams out OF town for all their
games as has been the case In pre-
vious years.
The Legionnaires feel that there
is q. sufficient number OF boys In
the town to make teams for the
league and that considerable
amount Of interest would be Mt
tracted.
East Berlin Items
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Derenthal and
daughter of Springfield are spending
the weekend as the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Patrick Holigan.
Tho condition of Mabel Read,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. e. Yer
non Read, who is seriously III with
bronchial pneumonia. is reported as
unchanged.
Sale OF used household goods Mon
day. April IS, 1870 to $3.50 p. m.
Oak sideboard. kerosene range,
Richmond range. odds and ends.
House Of S. NJ. Cowles, Kensington.
--advt.
New Britain's most popular Millinery
Shop. Hats for the matron. misses
and children. Main and Court SITS,
New Britain.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-15
Pittsburgh Woman Freed
OF Numbering Husband

Pittsburgh, April 15.-tPt-Mrs.
Clara Z. Lutz was acquitted by a
criminal court jury today OF muir
dering her husband George II.
Lutz, Pittsburgh dairyman.
The commonwealth maintained
that Jealousy OF her younger sister.
Miss Marie Jaecke, prompted the
young widow to kill her husband
whose body with a. bullet In his
head was found in his bedroom last
January.
Mrs. Lutz protested her innocence
and described to the jury a ragged
stranger" she said had inquired
about her husband on the afternoon
OF The shooting. She denied being
jealous of her sister.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-15
SENATOR WALCOTT
LYCEUM SPEAKER
Will Address Mems Organization
at Anniversary Dinner
CHURCH SERVICES TODAY
Town Quiet as Good Friday OBJ
serynnccs Close Business Here
Officials to Consider Need OF
White Lines on Highways.

Senator Frederic c. Walcot', presl-
dent protein. OF the state senate,
member Of tho finance committee OF
the senate and mentioned as a prob
able Eubernatorial choice OF the re.
publican party at the next state con
vention, will be the speaker at the
25th annual banquet OF tho kensing-
ton Mems Lyccum in the parlors OF
the Harrington Congregational
church on Tuesday evening. May 8.
according to Claude w. Stevens,
chairman OF the committee on ar
rangements.
The topic OF Senator Walcott's ad-
dress has not been chosen but 1t is
tnought probable that he viii speak
on taxation or the conservation OF
natural resources, two subjects Of
which the senator is especially en-
thusiastic.
The silver anniversary OF the Ken
etngton Lyceum will be greeted with
q large attendance The debating
organization is planning a record
breaking celebration for the OBJ
servance Of the passing OF the quar-
ter-cent,ry mark. and other special
ties will be on the program OF en-
tertainment. The women OF the
kensington Congregational church
will serve dinner in the church par
Tors.
The committee In charge or ar
ranging the event includes Claude
W. Stevens, chairman George Green,
Douglas DeMers. William Emerson,
and Henry Fitzner.
Union Service
A union service between the con-.
Eregations OF the Kensington Meth
odist church and the kensington
Congregational church. held at the
former building at 1:45 o'clock this
afternoon. drew large attendance.
Both the pastors, Rev. May 3. Lord
and Rev. Vernon L. Phillips. took
part in the service. the main address
OF the day being made by Rev. W.
-. beach, district superintendent Of
the Methodist pastorate.
Mass was celebrated at 8 o'clock
this morning at St. Paul's church,
Kensington. Rev. John c. Bren-
nan. pastor, officiated. Mass at .
o'clock at Sacred Heart church. East
Berlin. was celebrated by Father
Brennan.
Rev. Samuel A. Fiske. pastor OF
the Berlin Congregational church.
OBLIGATED at mid-week service held
last evening at the Worthington
ridge pastorate. He chose as his
subject for the pre- Easter service
THE Old Rugged Cross" A large
attendance was present.
Home on Furlough
Ernest Bourgoise Of the L. 8. q.
Wyoming Is visiting his parents in
ibis city for an 11.day tWlough.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-15
Impressive List of Men
Seeking Golf Laurels

San Francisco. April l. lP,-Seek
ing tho crown worn by Willie Hunt
ct Of Los Angeles. an impressive list
Of golfers will tee off here tomorrow
in the - hole California open
championship.
George Won Elm. national anna
teur titleholder. win not compete
this year due to playing in the
southern California championship
last week.
Amateurs and professionals were
pared today for the regular starter
to the open tournament.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-15

New Britain's most popular Millinery
Shop. Hats for the matron, misses
and children. Main and Court SITS,
New Britain.-adyt.
Franklin touring car, good condi-
ton. $4,000 Tel. $50 or call 80 Park
st. Mrs. r. W. Morley, Plainville.
Conn.-adyt.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-15
WON'T DEFEND TITLE

Asheville. n. c., April Is LP -
Jess Sweetser OF New York an.
nounced today that he will not &c
Tend the British amateur golf
championship which he won last
year. He, however plans to enter
the American national amateur
tournament.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-15
Notes


MISS LUIS fhelps mas as her
',h-sId quests iho MISSES Helen
il'u i1'ii'" hlu'h"elue or BronxVillc.
~ H. ana MISS Lucy Gilbert Of
n'oo>'y IT, N. J. ms afternoon she
e'i'ei '"'i'eu 'nFee tables or bridge in
'hs.t honor
'''1 i"i'ce' Neoo'ihs OF Norton
p'd'o 10 'pellu'hs IN" Weekend with
A'1e''us IA 1hoihas'oh ana Bridge
-'"i VA ,'o''''il ana waiter Murphy
'e,'Iu'"s 'iie "eeh-eHd IN Bos-
w, '
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49, o''t "'l 'iiN's anniversary Iues-
'!,' 'oii'c u MIS- Niice COOK.
a,,,a. e =. - - Il. d serious con-
ta.s ,-I,a ~, 1a'.o's no'ir'"i' t1afc-
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New Britain herald., 1927-04-15
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Union Good Friday Service

a union Good Friday service will
be held al 7:45 o'clock this evening
at the Baptist church. Rev. Horace
Is. Sloat of Hartford will be the
preacher. Members OF all churches
are cordially invited to attend,
New Britain herald., 1927-04-15

East Bristol, however appear to be
strongly opposed TO the plan for
sewers, due TO the amount OF money
which Will be assessed against indi-
vidnal property owners. A number
have but recently purchased their
homes and feel that the imposition
Of the sewer assessment at this time
would be too great burden.
A hearing on the bill for the bond
ing Of the district to the extent OF
$780, 900 was held before the finance
committee OF the state legislature on
Wednesday afternoon and no oppo-
sition was advanced at that time.
The bill. however. carries with It
referendum making II necessary for
the voters OF the district to pass on
It at a special election.
Setback Tournament,
Ethan Lodge. Knights OF Pythias,
Of this city. defeated Washington l..
Morgan Lodge OF New Britain in the
final round OF a setback tournament
played in Arcanum hall. The local
lodge, which had a margin of lGA
points. will be entertained by the
losers at an oyster supper 10 bo
served In New Britain in the nee
future.
Two Small Fires.
Al o'clock last evening Sque
and Engine Company No. l
called TO the home OF Mrs. NJ
Collins OF SIS Woodland street
New Britain herald., 1927-04-15

Follow the crowd 10 Goldenblun's
New Brltain's most popular Millinery
Shop. Hats for the matron, misses
and children. Main and Court SITS.
New Brltain.-advt.
Evening star., 1927-05-08
Lists Hospital Veterans
Guests at Whippet Derby

Forty.two soldiers from Walter
Reed Hospital will be the guests OF
Mrs. Alvin r. Hert. vice chairman of
the Republican National Committee.
at the National Whippet Derby. sched-
uled for May 90 and II at the Amer
lean League Park
Through the cooperation OF Miss
Margaret II. Lower. field director OF
| the American Red Cross at walter
Reed Hospital the men will be enter
! tanned by Mrs. Hert at the meet.
Among those who already have
taken boxes for the derby. which will
| introduce whippet racing In Washing
| ton, are Senator and Mrs. James
| CouZens. Senator and Mrs. William r.
| Borah, MIS-. Edward Beall Mclean.
Mrs. James +. Curtis, Mr.. and Mrs
/ Eldridge Jordan. Mr.. and Mrs. Eugen"
| Meyer. jr.: Mrs. Randall Hagner. Mr.
| Wallace Chiswell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Hines, Mrs. Lee Warren. Mrs.
| Hayne Ellis Mrs. Breckenridge Long
Mrs. Alvin Dodd, Mr.. Joshua Evans:
| Mrs. Frank Hiram Smell. Mr.. Newbold
NOyes. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Tucker
| man, Mr.. and Mrs. John +. Dryden.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ashton Rollins, Mr.. I.
Bascom Slemp, Mrs. Peter Drury and
Mrs. Alvin r. Hert
The Boston Whippet Association Is
chartering "a special pullman to bring
down the Boston enthusiasts. AmonS
the Bostonians who have engaged
boxes in advance are Mr.. and Mrs. F.
r. Ellington, Mr. Bayard Tuckerman
and MI. B9yard Warren: also Mr.. and
Mrs Joseph Day of Short Hills, n. j.,
have taken box.