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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-09-06
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Or VILAGBAJNOKSAGOT
NYERTEK A MAGYAROK
Az AMSZ.TERDAMI
QLIMPIASZON
Angliat is megel6xtek a nemzetek
versenyeben. Virages6vel
fogadtak a hazater6 ma
gyar bajnokokat.


amszterdami sportolimpiasz ket|
hetig tart6 kemeny kiizdelem
utan a multi napokban befejez6-
d0tt. Az egesz vilagb6l negyven-
harom orszag sportemberei talal-
koztak es a versenges vegered-
menyeben igen kielegit6 cred
mennyel vegz6dott magyarokra
nezve. Mig ugyanis az amszter-
damit megel5z6 parish OLYMPIA
SION ket bajnoksagot nyertunk,
addig Amszterdamban negy els6
dijat hoditottak ell a magyarok,
SGT szellemi olimpiasz elso dijat
is szamitva, OF elso helyet nyer-
think es ct masodik dijat, ~ugy-
hogy megel6ztiik a hatalmas An
gliat is, amely pedig ismeretes
Macy sporteleterol.
| A dijkiosztas napjan hatszor
lengett magyar lobogo az am
szterdami' olimpiai arbocon, hat
|szor sz6lalt meg a magyar Him
nusz. A dijakat Wilma, Hollandia
kiralynoje osztotta XII, aki mele-
gen udvoz0lte "a magyar sport
emberek gyozelme alkalmab6l a
Hollandiaban allomasoz6 magyar
k0vetet.
OF elso es ct masodik dijat Wit.
tex haza a magyarok.
Budapest kozonsege hatalmas
iinneplesben reszesitette az Am.
szterdamb6l hazatero magyar
sportembereket. A t0bbezer f6nyi
kozonseg lelkes iinnepleset Pet
Ischauer Attila es Kocsis ANITA
lk0szonteks meg. Virages6 hullott
la bajnokokra, mikor kileptek 1
Ivasuti kocsibol es hatalmas Ell
|jenzes zugott fel, maid felhar
SAINT a "huj, hui, hajra!" sport
iidv0zles is. Petschauer forma
beszedet mondott, rnegk0szonte
) fogadtatast es elmondta, hogy az
zal gondolattal kezdett neki
versenynek, ha meghal is, gy0z
lnie kell. A magyar zaszloert, ma
gyar Himnuszert yerekedett
amely elhangzott Amsterdam
ban is.
listen segitse Magyarorszagot
: - ICY fejezte be beszedet.
Az emberek vallukra kapta
Petschauert es ugy vittek XII
|palyaudvarr6l. Masok ezalatt Kt
|csist reszesitettek hatalmas ur
neplesben. Az 0k0lvivok elmond
tax, hogy foleg a versenybir6sa
I igazsagtalan iteletei Matt nel
t tudtak meg tobb eredmenyt e
erni.
A palyaudvar kornyeken tt
a vabb folytat6dott az unneple
. amelyre nemcsak Petschauer |
t Kocsis, de az olimpiaszon dada
masan szerepelt minden sporten
: 1beriink is meltan raszolgalt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-09-06
HAREMET TARTROTT A
PESTERZSEBETI CIGANY

Budapestrol jelentik: - A mi
nap jelent meg a beliigyminisz-
ter uj rendelete, amely k6bor ci-
ganyok hatekonyabb megrend-
szabalyozasarol SOL A rendelet
utasitotta hatosagokat, hogy ir-
jak 0ssze teriiletuk0n el0 Osz-
szes ciganyokat es sziikseghez
kepest jarjanak ell veliik szemben.
"A rendelet erthetoen nagy riadal-
mat keltett a ciganyok kozt. So
kan napkozben elbujtak hato-
sagok el6l es mem jelentettek be
magukat.
A pesterzsebeti kapitanysag
utasitasara az elmult napok egyik
! ejjelen Pesterzsebet hataraban, a
godorlakasos Hangya-telepen raz7 z
ziat tartottak. A rendorolz es de-
stektivek ejjelT3 8 orakor rajvonal-
!. ban k0rulvettek nyomortanya-
kat magaban foglalo lankas DOM
bokat es megkezdtek az egyes 60
d0rlakasok atvizsgalasat. A nagy
erellyel lefolytatott razzianak
mem vart fenyes eredmenye lett.
n
Sikeriilt tobb olyan fatal ciganyt
elfogni, akiknek mar evek ota
mines rendes foglalkozasuk. Els
sugyanekkor elfogtak harom fla
talkoru ciganyt, akik szervezett
bet0r0bandat alkottak. Eek ci-
ganyok eddig tizenket bet0reses
lopast ismertek be. De hozott meg
egyeb erdekesseget is napfenyre
ez a razzia.
A pesterzsebeti ciganyvajda leg
kisebb fianak, a "a ewes, hatal-
mas termetii, villog6 szemu, ko-
romfekete haju Horvat Janosnak
godorlakasaban egy egesz hare
met fedeztek fel. A fatal cigany.
max ezid6szerint harom felesegt
van es, ami a legkiilonosebb, al
asszonyok bekesen megferneh
egymas mellett. A nok joslassal
sz6veteladassal annyi penzt keres
mex, hogy szepen eltarthatjak k0
zos ferjuket. 4.
A rend6r0k az elfogott ciga
nyok k0ziil eloszor haromtagr
bet0r0bandat kulonitettek ell. 4
f6kapitanysagra vittek 6ket
ahonnan a pestvideki ugyeszsee
foghazaba fognak keriilni. A gya
nus eletm6dot folytat6 ciganyo
kat val6sziniileg kozveszelye'
munkakeriiles cimen vonjak fele
l6ssegre es viszik a tolonchazba
Azoknak ciganyoknak, akiknel
rendes foglalkozasuk es lakasul
van, termeszetesen semmi bant6'
dasuk sem esett.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-09-06

KrAD6, elad6 vagy cserelek 8 szobas
tAgla hazat, minden tekimtetben mo-
dern, melegviz fiites, 8 autos garazs,
k6t villamos menten egy blocknyira
busat6l, k6zel magyar kathoikus
teanplomhoz Kiad6 nagyon melta-
nyosan, vagy elad6 konyii havi tor
leszt4sre. Elfogadok telket is els6 le-
fiAetesbe vagy kisebb hazat cserebe.
Gin: John Dulovich, 126 So. Pearl
St. Telefon 1928. 36-37.38
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-09-06
SIX oL.pA1,

HAzAsSAc. Egy j6 nlegjesenesa, 45
ewes, mesterember keres egy maga-
hoz lilo 0zvegyasszony ismeretseget
hazassag celjab6l. Csakis olyanok je-
lentkezzenek, akik a csendes ott-
hont szeretik. Levelek HCsendes
otthon'' jeligere AT Box Youngs-
town cimre kildend8k.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-09-06
1EaHALr 6K6lGlB1as
Ax o10aZ LEANY

Balatonleller6l jelentik "A
hiisegnek, ragaszkodasnak lett
halalos aldozata Balatonlellen egy
orosz leany, akinek szomoru es
lelekbemarhol6 dramaja flrd5-
hely nyaral6it es a lakossagot
mely reszvettel, szanalommal t0l-
ii ell.
Az oroz birodalom bukasat ko-
veto szomoru id6kben menekiilt
Magyarorszagba ket orosz leany.
Lubomirsky Sonia es Sumina Fe-
nya. Budapestre yetette oket a
sors lit pr6baltak maguknak
megelhetest biztositani. Lubomir-
sky Sonjanak sikeriilt is, inert
alig par het mulva egy budapest
nagykeresked6 felesegiil vette es
nyugodt, boldog csaladi eletet
blZtOSltOtt nekl.
| A kis Sumina Fenyanak mem
akadt ilyen szerencseje, sokSor
meg betev0 falatjat is nelkuloz-
nj volt kenytelen.
Amikor baratn6je ertesiilt
Fenya szomoru sorsar6l, maga,
hoz vette es azota ket baratn6
az egyik, mint asszony, mask
mint hazvezet6n5, gondtalanul e'
boldogan click.
Tortent pedig, hogy a ferje al
tai is nagyon szeretett Sonia ma
gyon megbetegedett, k6rhazb'
kellett szallitani es megoperaltak
Ez id6 alatt a balatonlellei villa
ban, ahol a csalad minden nyarol
nyaralni szokott, haztartas
Fenya vezette.
, Mar hosszu id6 elmult, amiko
ertesites erkezett a balatonlelle
villaba, hogy nagybeteg asz
SONY felgy6gyult es masnap meg
erkezik Balatonlellere. Fenya az
: sem tudta, NIT csinaljon boldoe
sagt6l. Mar feloraval a vona
r megerkezese el6tt kiinn volt va
! |sutallomason es szinte tiirelmetle
nil varta a pesti vonat befuti
! sat. Es j0tt a vonat, az ablakol
t boil kend6k lobogtak. Fenya or
a feledten rohant az egyik mast
/ dix osztalyu kocsi ele, ahol fe
; tint Sonia halvany area. Amike
l. lelepett az asszony a lepcsorG
S az orosz leany atolelte es me
a akarta cs6kolni asszonyat. Az a
Z. ka meg oda sem ert, egyetlen s.
a hajjal osszerogyott es pillanato
?. alatt meghalt.
J. Llbomirsky Sonia hiaba cs
t kolgatta, szivszelhudes erte. Ip
!. fejezte be a sep orosz lany elete
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1928-07-26
PATRIOTS SECOND
CUP Is AWARDED
Redwood Anderson Best ALI
Round Camper Second Period
Camp Woodstock
Boys Season Ciosed-Girls' Season
Opens Friday

Camp Woodstock closed It's 1928
boys camping season Tuesday eve
ming when the usual camp banquet
was held. Over a hundred boys were
in attendance during the second pc
riod and Boys Day" and Govern
or's Day, were observed in this camp
ing period. At the banquet talks and
speeches were given by camp officials
and boys and a fine program was CIV
en- by Grange members from Putnam,
Thompson and Woodstock. The Pat
riot Cup of the second uerio -
awarded Redwood Anderson of Man
chester, who was ajudged the best ALL
round camper for the period. The
first cup was awarded Francis HAM
NETT Of Danielson.
Friday July % the iris canning
season of two weeks viii open under
the supervision of Mrs. Beatrice Will
Der Of Putnam who was also camp
dErectress during last years girls
camp. Many girls from Putnam,
Danielson, Woodstock and surround
ing towns viii enjoy the out-of-doors
recreation which Camp Woodstock
offers,
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1928-07-26
PLAN CAMPAIGN
Windham County Republican
Women To Be Active This
Fall.

An executive meeting If the Wind
ham County Republican Women's Or
gauization was held in Willimantie Re-
publican headquarters on Wednesday
al the call Of the President. Mrs. G.
Winifred Noyes Of that city. Repre-
seuiatives from ten towns were pre-
sent to place the coming campaign.
Bylaws Of the association were
adopted. Headquarters are 70 be
established in the larger towns where
enrollmcnts for voters will be re-
ceived, while the smaller communities
will be reached in like manner through
the town units Of the organization.
Speakers are 20 be secured. and Miss
Byrne. vice chairman Of the Repuh-
iican State Central Committee assures
the party. the beat will be secured for
the Windham county campaign.
AT the close Of the meeting the
committee was the guest % ths presi-
dent, at an informal luncheon at the
Mary Anna Tea rooms. Representing
Putnam, was Mrs. Villa 7. Rich,
Thompson, Mrs. Edith B.Curtis and
Woodstock Mrs, William Child.
Several big events are IN the max
ing for Putnam, Danielson, plainheld
and Willimantie.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1928-07-26
ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT
Miss Mcclellan, Woodstock, To Marry
Mr.. Charles f. Whitney of New
York

DR.. and Mrs. George Eldredge Nc
Clellan Of Woodstock, Conn. have
announced the engagement Of their
daughter, Miss Jean Calhoun Me
Clellan to Charles +. Whitney Of New
York.
Miss Mcclellan attended Miss
Whoeler's school in Providence and
was graduated from Smith College In
1924. On her fathers side she is a
direct descendant Of Jonathan Trum-
bull, governor Of Connecticut during
the Revolutionary War. and William
Williams, signer Of the Declaration
Of independence. Miss Mcclellan is
also related TO General George i.
Mcclellan Of the Civil War.
Mr.. Whitney is the son Of MIR and
Mrs. George Lewis Whitney Of Wood
stock, Ontario. He Is in the publish
ing business in New York.
The wedding is TO take place early
in September.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1928-07-26
COUNCIL WILL RECEIVE
SMITHS RESIGNATION
BYRNE SUGGESTED
Putnam Man Mentioned As
Possible Candidate For
State Treasurer.

John b. Byrne Of Putnam former
State Bank Commissioner, vice-presi-
dent of the ord+Conneeticut
Trust Company, has been mentioned
as a possible candidate for state
treasurer on the republican ticket this
fall. II Is said that the suggestion
has received favorable attention in
Hartford and other parts Of the state.
His candidacy would certainly get n
united support in Windham county
and eastern Connecticut.
When Mr.. Ryrne was approached
regarding the suggestion by a Hart
ford newspaper he is quoted as say
ing that he knew nothing about his
name having been suggested.
While Mr.. Byrne's name on the
ticket would give Il added strength
il ia assumed that he would not allow
his name 20 be used unless the present
state treasurer, Ernest +. Rogers Of
New London, Is nominated for some
higher office or Is unwilling TO run
again for his present Office.
while Mr.. Ryrne is we'll known
throughout the state on account of his
excellent record as state bank com
missioner should he be nominated Il
would be his first appearance before
the voters of the state for mn elective
office.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1928-07-26
MURDER TRIALS SET
FOR SEPTEMBER II
States Attorney VIII Handle Regular
Docket

The cases of Albert ]. Raymond and
Roland G. Lalone, indicted by Wind
ham county grand jury for murder
in the first degree for the Staying Of
State Policeman Irving H. Nelson, at
Pomfret, on the evening Of Good Fri
day. will be brought TO trial at Will
mantle September 18th, according TO
a notice received by Judge Edward NJ !.
Yeomans of Andover, who is TO pre-
side at the trial.
Judge Yeomans stated Tuesday that
.he September term Of court, scheduled
10 open September 4th, viii not open
until September 9Th, as he is to be in
Rockville September 4th and 18th.
Judge Yeomans has caused notice to
be sent to the attorneys representing
the two alleged GUNNER, now being
held under guard at Brooklyn Jail,
that the cases will be called Tuesday,
September 18th. While Samuel B.
Harvey, appointed special states at
torney, while States Attorney Brad
ford was i'll, to handle the murder
cases. will doubtless try these cases,
Mr.. Bradford has so far recovered
from his illness, which caused tenn
porary deafness, that he will take
charge of the regular criminal docket.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1928-07-26
FOUL PLAY FEARED
in DISAPPEARANCE
Contractor Cobeille Known To
Have Had Large Sum
When Last Seen
Story That Putnam Woman Has Left
City Is Untrue

Eugene L. Gobeille, Worcester con-
tractor engaged on two pieces of road
work for the state highway depart
ment Of Connecticut, one of them
the stretch in Attawaugan. under inn
provement. disappeared over ten days
ago and has not since been heard
from. The contractor left behind
unpaid iaborers and unfinished con-
tracts. No one is able TO account for
his disappearance. At first financial
difficulties were suggested as the rea-
son for the suddenly falling out of
sight of the man. Recently foul play
has been suggested because it Is
known that when last seen he was
carrying a considerable sum of money,
having just cashed check for $14, 500
paid him by the state.
At first the absence of Gobeille
caused no alarm but as the days have
past the disappearance has caused
widespread attention. When 1t be-
came known that Gobeille had been
friendly with Mrs. Blanche Breault
Macdonald of Gilman street, Putnam,
press dispatches carried stories that
Mrs. Macdonald had left the city, in
fering that this might be solution of
the contractors disappearance. Such
stories were untrue. Mrs. Macdonald
has been at home and has stated that
she knows nothing of the disappear
ance of Gobeiile although acknow-
Lodging that she and her family have
known the man for the past three
years and that he has been n fire.
quent visitor at their home. in fact
that he stopped there the Saturday
night before he disappeared but only
for a few minutes as he was on his
way to Worcester, where he has a
wife and child.
Before a state highway contract is
awarded bond is required and a GER
tain percentage of the money due
contractors is withheld until the job is
completed. This protects the state
and also the bonding company. The
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1928-07-26
Important State Work
Keeps Miss Byrne Here

Because she is Importantly engag-
ed in organization work in Connect
cut, Miss Katherine Byrne, national
committeeman, was unable to be
in Washington. Wednesday, to attend
the conference of national committee
women being held in that city. Miss
Byrne so wired Mrs. Alvin I. Hert,
vice chairman of the republican ma
tional committee, Wednesday morn
ing.
Miss Byrne. as vice-chairman of the
republican state central committee.
was in Willimantic Wednesday assist
ing in perfecting women's organza-
tion in this county. She has engage.
ments in other cities of the state
where organizations will be perfect
ed until all Republican women in the
state are organized. The Republican
women are to wage an active cam
paign this fall for Hoover and Curtis
and the STATE ticket,
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1928-07-26
HEAD cAsHED

Leonard II. Mellor. superintendent
of the National Rhea Company, re-
ceived a severe cash on the top Of his
head, Monday afternoon when an
iron weight fell striking him a glanc-
ing blow At the Day Kmball Hospi-
tai several stitches were taken 20 close
the wound
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1928-07-26
p. ZALTAs BUYS ENTIRE
HERD OF HIGH GRADE CATTLE

Philip Zaltas Of the Putnam Pub
lie Market recently purchased the en-
tire herd Of cattle owned by the Gros-
venordale Company. The herd con-
sists Of Holsteins. new mixers, spring.
ers and heifen, and is one Of the best
herds Of mixers in this section. The
entire herd will be put up at public
auction at Mantup Farm, in the Gary
district, in the near future. Notices
Of the sale. which will be one Of the
largest held hereabouts, will be pub
lished in The Patriot and other
papers.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1928-07-26
MAN WILL BE
IN COURT FRIDAY MORNING

Julius Carlson, Walnut street. a
truck owner and driver, was arrested,
Wednesday afternoon, and will ap-
pear in the city court, Friday morn
Ing, on charges of assault and breach
OF the peace II is said that the trou-
bic happened when Carlson went to
get some furniture that he claims to
own and there was objection TO his
taking IL away.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1928-07-26
sPoRTsMEN TO MEET

Announcement is made that the
third annual outing and field day Of
the Connecticut Fish and Game Club
viii be held. as usual, at Lake Com
pounce, Bristol. The date is set for
September 1st. a varied program for
sportsmen Is to be arranged by the en-
tertainment committee. The outing is
under the supervision Of the State
Board Of Fisheries and Game
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1928-07-26
Mayor Free TO Appoint Entirl
New Board of Water Com
missioners
Matter viii Come Up Al Meeting
August

Herbert j. Smith, who, with Alex
ander Gilman and Chester Nj. Elliott
comprised the board of wgter comm
sioners Of the city Of Putnam, viii
tender his resignation 20 the COM
mon council at the next regular meet
ing Of the body, August 9TH. The
council will therefore for the second
time have in hand the resignation of
all Of the members of the water board.
From what has gone before there is
no doubt that the resignation win he
accepted without much argument.
This will leave the way clear for the
mayor 20 appoint an entire new board
of water commissioners favorable TO
the plan Of improving the water works
system recommended and adopted by
the mayor and council and approved
by a minority Of the voters Of the
city.
Foregonc Conclusion
Mr.. Smith has been on vacation
to Bar Harbor, Me, with Mrs Smith.
They returned 10 Putnam, Tuesday
evening. Mr.. Smith says that his re-
signation will go TO the council with
the designations of the other members
Of the board. As the commissioners
have been acting harmoniously as a
board and have been in exact accord
as TO what is best In the proposed inn
provement in Putnam's' water works
system, Mr.. Smiths action in join
ing the other members Of the board
in retirement from office was a fore
gone conclusion.
There was no meeting Of the COM
mon council Tuesday evening. The
special meeting was called for the
purpose of acting on the designations
of the members Of the board of water
commissioners. The designations not
being received no meeting was held.
Alexander Gilman, chairman Of the
board. and Chester Nj. Elliott. who APP
peared before the council last week
and gave notice Of their intention To
resign, have stated that at the time
Of their action they had no know
ledge Of special meeting Of the
common council and would adhere to
their purpose 10 tender their resigna-
tons at the next regular meeting.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1928-07-26
REV. w. PARTRIDGE
ON FAITH HEALING
Protestant Episcopal Church
VIII Adopt Twill Hold
Healing Missions


The Protestant Episcopal church of
America will undoubtedly adopt faith
healing by inc laying on of hands at
rs convention in Washington, next Oc-
tober, according TO Rev. Welles Morti-
mer Partridge. pastor Of st. Anne's
Episcopal church, Boston, who is now
occupying pulpit in Brooklyn, n. Y,
during the vacation of the rector.
Mr.. Partridge is a former Putnam
young man and is graduate of the
Putnam High school. He is a son-in-
law Of Chauncey Morse of this city.
Discussing his use Of the practice in
the summer service at st. James
CONTINUED on Page Fivel
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1928-07-26
LIKE 4 cLoUDBURsT

The shower Monday evening resem-
BLEED a cloudburst for nearly a quarter
of an hour. Ii rained SO hard that
catch basins filed TO overfiowing and
there were a number Of washouts
calling for the attention Of the high
way department.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1928-07-26

ten-day limit for Gobeille to return
and resume work has expired and the
state highway commissioner has given
notice of the fact to the Worcester
bonding company which has handled
Gobeille's business for several years.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1928-07-26

Red Label Boned Chicken, rich,
moist and sweetly favored. Red
Label Fruit Salad, a delightful
'ruit combination. Red Label
Shrimp. large, sweet. dry shrimp.
Mixed Vegetables for salad, in tin
md glass. Red Label Pineapple
Fingers. Red Label Salmon Steak,
ich and tasteful.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1928-07-26
TROUT RECEIVED

A thousand iingerlng trout we're
received In Putnam, Wednesday,. by
the Eastern Connecticut Fish and
Game Club. Byron Morse and Ernest
Richards took charge Of the fish and
liberated them in nearby streams.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1928-07-26

Edwin b. Williams, optometrist, has
from Bridgeport where he
was called at the death Of Mrs. Will
Jams father
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1928-07-26
DRIVER FINED FOR NOT
HAVING REGISTRATION

Gino Naidi Of Springfield was a vic
tim Of the State Police eheckup Of
automobile registrations and licenses
and was fined 81 and costs Of S4.27 IN
the city court, Tuesday morning,
for not having proper registration.
The defendant showed a blank giving
him authority 20 operate his vehicle
until registration was secured but the
court found that he had not taken
steps 10 get the registration within the
time limit.
Mrs. Michael keefe Of Ring street
is visiting this week with her sister
in New York City.