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New Britain herald., 1928-03-13
Facts and Fancies

r money getting is su00'e~. every man is 2 failure. No mau aas }oi Sot ali Of Ir.
 AM the white mau wants to do in tho Orient ls 10 take orde"s and cjrr orders.
 The self-conddeuco you teach loy goes 10 his head; that ho lanr@a by himself goes 10 his backhoae,
 Is easy 10 rate a scientist: ta. less coch-sgre he is, the mora he knows,
 Us a rule ina, seldom fails: The longer the cour'sh.r, the longer the marriage.
 Another way to remember th number Of years since the var iz to count the increased number o' inches ill the veterans belt.
 Russia. has about the same old form Of despotsm. without tho al leUating benefit Of assassination.
 Some Americans still hate Eng land but when a normal hoy be- comes a man he outGroHs his de- sire 10 lick 'ho teacher,
 "Thcro is development in Hca}rn.% Which means in" Smith will he for ever s'ruag}in- to develop wings as long as the Jonesos.
 Amorfaouigm: "T don't believe iH uuishin- criminals in q spirit of Irevorge bat that vile bcaet H"'Is !H9ncipr."
 About sao worst Lad haItt ro"- -..'= in oaa-0as a1ouH not bat.n, any.
 Pianos will soom a7 s1'o aa rora when they begin to FH a.s mmH people and acciIauts become too common to hc u.r~. Representative government Is has l cl on tha theory that 4 raa'orlfy Q. ofr= ran trans orn } common mau into q gr.at one
 Tn buying a 1ruE store the "ay 'o estimate l-- patronage ls 10 foel uu- ,.er thc tables and count the w1d- oe rgn.
 South ruoljua. csluarzl5p TdHu9 soft drinks to gct much. uerIr1 revenue; ferWI1tnr thcJ' -ala on Sunday.
 A ru,r. people wlo rh.ul, thn' arr fighting for a pru.ip'o arc jus n@htia@ for the 'ua or licking 'h. 'othcr side.
 r isa" always saIc 10 ask the mar who owns ouc. I1a cant admit src ond-hes' without admitting he mad ! a mistake,
 ! The anaH.uIa- of a.To>as toad after a sl"op O. .t E.gr. ts all .s toui-1rnG rtouf: bud if Al @"ts th nomination there viIl ho o'h" awahrniug. 'frn more phenomenal
 Corr,.t fn~ srutonrc. "Now elpncd tho diners happi'}. i've sha' listen to eoHrr err.rt.~"
 Cou,rj2M fa-s. l'u1.-h.rs S'ndir1'
 Smash bang tGerures methods in rIudrs Herald Classified Ads in th scheme O. things.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-13

Washington has q larger number os lawyers per thousand ot popu3a- ton than any city in the Y" orld. The telephone directory lists c81c law lers and law firms, and among them ars most Of the highly-pald and highly skilled lobbyists some of whom were tormss members ot the senate or House. One such lawyer, ! member Of q lunch club" which Is charged with being e new name for q lobbying club, is known 10 have drawn al annual salary O s75.oa0 . year and. as Frank kent plt r. was wort h 2 great deal moro than that 10 the protected interest he represents" One observer has stated that he personally kno8s ot more than 100 lobbyists who receive salaries in excess Of the President Of the United States.
 Such amazing conIi'oua sIoaai not he allowed to continue If the government is to be "of, for amd by the people," Much desirable leg station has a peculiar way Of not getting passed. while other log's,a- ton ot TO value to anybody h}t those most >italy interested ee's passe l. The lobbyists hands can bn seen in such episodes, To force them to register and have 'hcir names and firms get into print ocrasen- ally would benefit the nation.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-13
Tho Trained Alligator

Ky Oscar \. Shaw Katie Co"sr. from Ieea.ir. Trained atan-foot al5@a.o~ CThough his mouth Was like inc
 crater
 Cf Nozgv.us. or Eroa'rr) Kitty Co'ter trained rhn 'Ea'nr For an nct in tac Thsayt1E or his 'a5 thc girl would =7l. h~r Jp and down 'He ltp would
 tc,tor, Yes. her pa. would toeter tot'-r. Tall,e. waltz aa1 turkey tro' Aer' Teorls feared lie trssta would sat
 her
 Fe,rrI 'n ~.r ''-- rrj'tr~ r~' her. But tne buElter Bt5nH I'a aer. Thopch ha'e "-ner seemed to
 eater To the rtfo that would zh7-e her. rnf tho gator neeer at Aer.... That '~. not 'ul son0 time
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New Britain herald., 1928-03-13

By not having q aHycf .rfprcse 1'- lns him in police court the other day, Henry l., Gardiner made mistake. The man who can gct along without a lawyer in a court room is like the party who doesn't believe in banks and hides his savings in a in can in his coal bin.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-13

Bys.ardcr (to fellow with black oyc:D What did that fellow going there sock you for?"
 Fellow (vith slIinor:) T don't know. but l am glad.' Bystander: Glad? What of?' Fellow: That his socks don't como in pairs
 Louis W. Covaa
New Britain herald., 1928-03-13

R.rardless of what Dr. lul'ru says about the chlorlnatlon of the .c,ty water not being the cause nt pains in the stomach, from now on every person euffering from tmli- 2 stion will know what haa caured
New Britain herald., 1928-03-13

The Hcrsll's fat-raIa..aE #s5.@.- story said "hieE all >o" e... .."' must be one reason "#s '.5 1.a4. .- O, Horke dos. .ot ..r 'a ' -s.- CIsed,
New Britain herald., 1928-03-13

". should like % inquire o' fh@ mayor how much good prohibition in tn. United States has done for Havana, hut w. haven't the nerve.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-13

not be answered. All letters are con- ddenual.-Lditor.
 Q. What do sociologists gl}c ae Inc cagsrs O. crime?
 4. They give three causes: trerc1itv. acquired traits, and en- <iroumout. Included in tho first arc io-anitN epilepsy, suicidal and aloo- loll hercdt,tes; in tho second, dragging, chloral alcohol and soXuaj perterslon: In the third n'urasth'- mia. failure of family, social disor- ganlzat,on. had company, had busi- uess and lack Of education.
 Q. Where does tho phrase Something is rotten in Denmark occgr:
 A. saa,1eere7re's Hamlet" Act !. Secrn 1.
 @. What is tha highest peak in tho Appalachian nountajns2
 A. Mount Mitchell. f.7i1 fret.
 .. uid Wajlare Eeery play the tr7diH= part in tho motion picture It's tnc p'l Army Game"
 X. Wallace Beory did not appear 5n that picture. ". (. Fields played tho loading ro'c.
 c, Who invented motion pictures and rhen was the first one exhibited publ3clv2
 <. The Kinotoscope. produced hy Thomas X. Edison in 1S'3. was the first n1ovlr- picture machine in vented ThJs was ndHpand'ntly 1oral0or1 ny Iumioro Brothers of France. shortly afterHard, who .lalm to lore exhibited their pro .srtiou marhuo to an audience of invited Enoe,s in their building No. . Eo3i"sard pes CapuCinoe, Paris. Trance. on December 2S, 1S2a. Tho, 0rst moving picture commercially shown IS sa1d 10 have becu that O serpentjna dancer. produced m Roster and Eral's Music Hall in New York City. r C. What is tho largest bird in the vorld9
 <. The ostrich. lis maximum size may ha eight feet with a weight of 3no pounds The aIbatross is tho largest sca bird. whose extended wings measure II feet. The condor Of tho Andes is tho bulkjest land flying bird. it's wing expansion being 2 feet inches.
 c. Is Gcrmain a masculine or feminine name and what does it mean? What does Mercedes mean"
 X. German is 3 masculine name and th2 feminine form is Ger maine" II means German. Mer- codes is q Spanish feminine namo from tho Latin, meaning "favours' i G. Who is Speaker Of the United States House Of Representative. and Chief Justice Of the United States ! supreme Court? , A. Nich olas LongWorth is Speak CT Of the House, and William How ard Tat the Chief Justice.
 c. Which is the correct spelling i Program" or "Programmo"? X. Either is correct. c. What President served tho shortest term?
 A. William Henry Harrison, who ! dloi ono month after his inaugura- i ton (April f, 1St1p.
 c. Why is the War Of S61 called
New Britain herald., 1928-03-13
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 CONNECTICUT CHAMBER OF coMMFEcr
u.7OO Acres in State Park and Forest.

,~o-no+tct state in New England TO Pro'ae o' forests has 143o o the lahd al in n,Ic ar, and Approximately 6loo acres are III in state forests In adoloh Ilei strictly municipal parks tohf'eUi1N1 ras oe7 acres rccrcaiona land per lnlahnant
 that 11@ro or the land are" n -o United States public park and forest UT the sN tngnd states Hampshire has tearseet peoenase '.' ~
 public roCroatlon The high ratio ls acd by the large the White Mountain Naoha fores' but the addition 2S1oo acres in state parks ana forests.
 Two per tho land in Massachusetts and also n tnooe rcseryation Massachusetts mas -oVo (parls). some 10000 acres Tn the Nropotau Sysen 75oQo of state forests me totals than tQeo Rhode Isahn has some 00 acres parks either state municipal practically state parks has SooVo acres or forests Of the total land area Nalne with Mountain National forest apparently has 10 land for state parks and forests
 classifying all it's public land as state parks has 710E in state parks couple Of years held 24Qoo and considerably more with $i5Q00000 bond Issue.
 Iomorrow-Iubbcr Goods: Brushes; Leather Goods
New Britain herald., 1928-03-13

Askink President Coolidge to ask for the resig nation of Se-r@'aly Mellon st least is just one more way to get him 10 choose not 'o do something.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-13
u.nh, q, the A..uciatcd Tres,

In. As.oc!ste1 Pss.s ls eA A-4Iel'ef@ e" .Itled to the uts fer = I''tNs -.-I credited in tHis paper aI4 es, lace. re9s putAsAsd thsTet1.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-13
Properly N aln"1'

%cv'vmnd: ''Nhy dear, thcso hj~- ] ,sits are as t7rd as rnrke-' rr= Naafvnad. T tunN. Didn't . I say. Take ypur prE''
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New Britain herald., 1928-03-13

Give the Eequ.trsa la|.| .ausr. deal" pleaded . r..l7aH "'H hi. ,avorlte ne7 s1aper. ltj7 U1n'n- e=-,ry 10 mention his Fou.lrs..
New Britain herald., 1928-03-13

Tn. tax collectors in Gre'nT:c1, in failing to collect from fratfraal orxanizations since 1915, let it he known they were good "yoiners
New Britain herald., 1928-03-13

Atoms can uo~ aa coan.71. z.@ .clentlsr. Anybody aho caH "..p track of where .hr pennies E' "7l do it.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-13
n.-hrr auuit EnrcaD of { IT nlhttNp

W.mh~r AuIit EurcNO of fF"0 0T7ET7" ITO A. R. =. is a national rs--~ .-1 which furnishes nsHs.a a+els s.' 1+'' .. .T+t E,-.-tty haH1st #ra .s. ot ,'--,.la.to-. oar ctrrBlat'-n s's r.-s e'e 1.,ed upon tb's au5 L TAs hs1-es i..- teton ssatrs. fraud iu uaTsga}.E a.7- tTitatlon hs4Fes b evtl sl---4' s1- .3a. Adyert.seEA
New Britain herald., 1928-03-13
They Could Not hInat over Is This

' UIr, I0TI,-, h" geese ara cowj0- &orih again. Spriu- sign that doesn't fail, Inc wild cre5 come by air, Ee'Es. inc tame~ ones by lai, Tlls var they really ~erc e-eae to H@e tho drirro1 snow Ter we've had aa open winter and you h.f VIII foil 'stl .o'
New Britain herald., 1928-03-13
25 Fears Ago Today
(from Paper Of T hat Datcl

Th1 New Britain E>chauer club wanaEors aro looking for stjn for the proposed new ciub bHi3l0l. aHI tfc Ahbe lof on High street and beacon Strong lot on Washington street are being conAdcre1. They
New Britain herald., 1928-03-13
Proved.

piNon: Waiter, my herring Is la1.'
 Waiter: "M.nr feu't oha. it 3'so1 10 h., either. Let's s1 'g 7ame car srrri4lf4t,''
New Britain herald., 1928-03-13

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New Britain herald., 1928-03-13

The cD', prof ahis sStsft's-aS n the Ctty. tI7cl-ati-l e2"r- s-- .1-' rom alTays o.sa to sd>eIt.zs B.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-13
TELEPHONE CALLS

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New Britain herald., 1928-03-13
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New Britain herald., 1928-03-13
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New Britain herald., 1928-03-13

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New Britain herald., 1928-03-13

' IlFIlNT T1I' VII'I T. Iiu-H- If SOu Wcr" | ""uid you kiss ,o12"
 fLg,G,. "That's foo complicat- rs -o aH,aI and kiss ulc''
 Helene Barhrr. Noradays ? girl. succo-s in life depends mere ou what shes set ill
New Britain herald., 1928-03-13

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New Britain herald., 1928-03-13

Amortaouiem. 'T don't believe i# criminals in a spirit of rovcrcr but ina, vile beast N"ol@ t3uci4r."
New Britain herald., 1928-03-13

Planes will seem IF ~1'n ae r2ra when 'hcy begin to l'i'l as naE people and acnidaut5 become too common to bc lI.H=.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-13

About tHo worst Lad habit 0o"- -.-.= iu lae-.us auou' not batirs an-.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-13

"Thcro is development in Ilca}rn.' Which means th" Smith will he for eyer struggling 10 develop wings as long as the Jonesos.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-13

Representative government Is has ol on inc theory that 4 majority Q" o'r= ran traua' orn 7 common man into q groat one
New Britain herald., 1928-03-13

Some Americans still hate Eng land. but when a normal hoy be- comes a man he outGro~s hls d9- sire 10 lick the teacher.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-13

Tn buying a 1rur store the ray 70 estimate 1'- patronage IS 10 fcel uu- .or thc tables and count the va. ol gum.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-13

or his 'aj' thr girl would z0a. hor
 Jp and down 'He ltp would
New Britain herald., 1928-03-13

South raoliul. sta'osuansl ID. Taxing soft drinks to gnt murh~ uorjoI ro>oug"; ferulII'n- tnrJr -a1c on sunday.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-13

Q What do sociologists Sl}c a7 tho caGsrs O. crime?
New Britain herald., 1928-03-02
VIRGIN BIRTH ISSUE
Controversy Has Developed in the New York Presbstcry Over This Religious Issue.

New York, Mar. UP)-A con- troversy involving the doctrine of the Virgin birth of Christ, has de- veloped in the New York Presbytery and will be brought to head at the general assembly of the church at Tulsa, Okla. ln May.
 The Rev. pr. W. D. Buchanan. tundamentalist pastor of the Broad way Presbyterian church. has an- nounced he will file a complaint against the Presbytery admitting the Rev. Dr. Albert Parker Fitch, who recently assumed the pastorate ol' the Park Avenue Presbyterion church.
 When examined early in February Dr. Fitch said he was unable to sub- scribe to belief in the Virgin birth, but that he was equally unwilling to assert an active disbelief. Before entering the Presbyterian ministry Dr. Fitch was a Congregationalist pastor and professor of history at Carleton college. Northfield, Minn.
 Previous general assemblies have declared the Virgin birth to be an essential doctrine of the church.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-02
S5OO,0OO FIRE DAMAGE
Town of kittanning, Pa. swept by Devastating I1amcs-seNen Bulld- ins~ Destroyed.

kittanning, Pa. March 2.-lp'- This little town of about S,oDu ln- ba abitants was swept last night and carly today by Q fire which destroy- d seven buildings in the business district approximately an entire block. Loss was estimated at about $500, ,00o
 The fire. which was discovered carly last night, was believed to have started from a overloaded furnace i'll a shoe store. At about 10 ?. m., It was believed the blaze had been eN- rinsuished after three buildings were destroyed, hut about an hour later IS was discovered that the flames had spread unseen to another building.
 Bremen from neighboring towns responded to calls for aid and work ed throughout the night before the flames were brought under control. Police said they had no report of loss Of life and none were known 10 nave been injured.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-02
SPANISH MEDAL IS
 GIVEN GIRL FLYER
Ruth Elder Formally Honored
 at Albany, N. '.

Albany, x. Y. March LPl-For- nal presentation of spanish Le- zion of Honor medal 10 Ruth Elder. in commemorauon Of her attempt cd flight across the Atlantic vas brought 10 a colorful conclusion forty-eight hour aviation field day for the capital city Of New York state.
 Acting as proxy for the spanish amba ssador, Senator J. Grls"old Webb. chairman or the state senate aviation committee, late yesterday bestowed the decoration on the slrl nier at a public ceremony In the capitol. The honor. he explained, had been conferred recently by King Alfanso, but the date of the presentation was left to Miss Elder $ convenience.
 The ceremony took place almost coincident with the first formal meeting of the newly formed state aviation conference, which Is to de termine the policy 10 be followed by New York in it's state program for development and promotion Of aeronartics.
 It was also held few hours after departure from the city or colonel Charles A. Lmdbergh. who on We'd nesday addressed a joint legislative session on aviation matters.
 Miss Elder was greeted at the capitol by smaller crowds, but hard ly less enthusiastically, than Col lindbergh had been. The senate chamber. a high ceilinged, ornately decorated room, was filled 10 capa- city, although it was noticeable that younger persons, and many more women were present than at the Lindbergh session the previous day
 Immediately on her arrival at the capitol building Miss Elder was greeted by Governor smith. who expressed regret that the state printers had not yet sent him tho second bill Of a series designed tt promote New Yorks aviation pro gram The first Of the measures hf signed Wednesday in the presence of Lindbergh, After the senate chamber ceremony. Miss Elder was received by Mrs. smith. wife Of the governor, at the executive mansion and then was taken to tea at the home of Lieutenant Governor Ed. win Corning.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-02
Operated Upon and Wed
 All Within a Few Hours

New York, Mar. P-A few hours after being operated on for appendicitis Miss Noel Chatillon was married to Francis s. Lea of Wyn- wood. Pa, in New York hospital yesterday. Mrs. Lea is a graduate of Miss Spence's school and the daughter Of MT. and Mrs. George Edmund Chatillon. Her father is president Of John Chatillon and Sons and during the war was chief of the optical glass and industries division of the war industries board. Mr Lea is graduate of Princeton. They had been engaged several months.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-02
Ice Imprisoned Radio
 Operator Senses Message

Binghamton, N. Y., Mar. ? P- Held captive by ice in Anatalok Bay, North Labrador. Cliff Himoe, radio operator with the MacMillan polar expedition, sent a message to rela- tives in Chicago yesterday afternoon. The messa ge was picked up here by 4. L. Kent, radio amateur, and re- layed to Chicago. Hlmoe's relatives got the word from him ten minutes after he had sent it.
 In radio conversation with Kent the MacMillIan operator said mem- bers of the party are living in huts
New Britain herald., 1928-03-02
Ghost Fearing Autoist
 May Have Been Slayer

York, Ala. Mar. 2 Pl-An auto mobilist afraid Of ghosts was the possible slayer of Mrs. D. A. Me Donald. wife Of dairy farmer whose body. clad only in night gown. was found on highway here yesterday, police declared. She had been shot to death.
 Mrs. Mcdonald, according to po- lice theory, was walking in her sleep when a nervous motorlst fired at her and then sped away. small boys suit was found clasped in the woman's arms, and it was believed that her Sub-conscious mind had
New Britain herald., 1928-03-02
Diaz's Will Leaves His
 Home for His Family

Rome, Mar. P-The will of Marshal Armando Diaz, provides that his home. a villa in Rome bought by popular subscription in his native city of Naples, must re- main family property.
 When he returned from his victor ies over the Austrians and retired from active service, the Diaz family was in rather impecunious Circum- stances and the spontaneous offer of the dwelling by his compatriots, touched the general deeply. His tes- lament adjures his children to "con- sider it in it's real significant value and he bequeathed it fin eternity to the inalienable moral patrimony of the family
New Britain herald., 1928-03-02
FIRE IN SPRINGFIELD
Two Bad Blazes Break Out in Mas sachusetts City Early Today Keep Bremen Busy.

Springfield. Mass, Mar. } UP)- Bremen were called to battle two bad blazes here early today. While they were fighting a stubborn fire in a Catherine street block, an larm was rung for another fire in an Oak Grove street garage.
 Damage to the block was esti- mated at so6,s00. Three stores were razed and the Highland Branch post office was threatened
 4 tailor shop, a motorcycle shop and a bakery were virtually destroy cd in the garage fire,
 In the garage itself, bus used to transport Springfield athletic teams was destroyed.
 Police began an investigation Of the fires which were both of suspi cious origin.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-02
PadereWski's Chef Is
 Ex-Pullman Porter

Chicago, March 2.-tP-James Copper, negro chef, has retired from Pullman employ after a quarter of a century in service of Ignace Jan Paderewski, famous pianist.
 Copper is modest. but not to the point of self effacement. Once the pianist sent word to him after dln- ner:
 Please tell Mir. Copper the meat was excellent, the salad marvellous and the pastry better than ever.'
 To which Copper replied:
 Thank Mir. PadereWski for me and tell him the soup was good too.'
 Copper has as gifts from the pianist humidor and two silver lov- ing cups
New Britain herald., 1928-03-02
COrbin Club Will Have
 Dutch Supper March g

The r. tS F. Corbin club will hold it's monthly meeting at the club house on Thursday evening, March s. It will be preceded by a Dutch supper of roast pork, praised pota- toes, sauerkraut. apple sauce, dill pickles, apple pie with cheese, rolls and coffee. After the meeting there will be an entertainment with mov- ing pictures of the Dempsey-Tunney prize fight and a five-reel comedy.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-02
Lady Ast0r Chosen as
 Premier's Representative

London, Mar. (P-It may be a long time before Great Britain has woman for prime minister, but woman, and an American born wo- man at that-Lady Astor--is going 10 represent the present male incum- bent of the premiership at an lm- portant gathering next week.
 The occasion is a big meeting of equal franchise adherents next
New Britain herald., 1928-03-02

Thursday As all available space has already been alLotted in Queens hall where Premier Baldwin is to speak an overflow meeting has been ar ranged at Mortimer hall. At this meeting Lady Astor will represent the prime minister.
 Lary Astor is deeply interested in the bill making the voting age for women the same as that for men. which is expected to pass parliament this session.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-02

on the ice, enjoying good meals and being entertained by radio programs from the United States, England and Russia, all of which countries are equal distance from the position Of the ship They amuse themselves with hunting and skiing while wait ing for the ice to melt and free them Himoe said all ill the party are we'll.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-02
Sweden Has Lost One of
 Her Greatest Athletes

Stockholm, March CP)-The death from pneumonia, at Jpsala, of Bertil Fasteen has robbed Sweden of one of her chicef hopes for the forthcoming Olympic games.
 His records were as follows:
 Broad jump, 6.57 meters.
 Throwing the javelinr 51.7 meters.
 Throwing the discus, 40.99 meters.
 200 meters run. 242 seconds.
 1.500 meters run, 1 minutes 21.e seconds.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-02

teams in the city between 16 and IS years Of age. They would like 10 hear especially from the Swedish Bethany. Center church. Boys Club Reserves. Trade School, Plainville "Y", Celtics of Bristol and teams Of like caliber, The Flashes have in their lineup. Murphy. McNamara, Mangan, Wolfer. Grace, krazewski and Mcclure. For games address Jack Mcclure, 99 Clark street, tele- phone 2213.