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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-16
sHmna Tie BROWNSvnLE HERALD SPORTS SECTION g4n45
Aztecs Beat Santa Rosa 20 to 6 for Cameron Title
District Meet
Set Saturday

The Valley district basketball
meet will be held on the McAllen
board court Saturday. II has been
announced by Claude Daley Of
Donna. district athletic director.
IN case Of Indictment weather.
the championship tourney will be
played on the Edinburg indoor
court.
Managers of the teams will be
expected TO be on the scene at
$50 a. m. 10 draw for the pre-
liminaries.
The first Of these will be played
al 9 a. II. and the second at l0.l5
a. m. The final Is scheduled for
1 p. m.
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Herald Boys Defeat
Gangsters Is to IL

The Herald Press Boys" con-
tinued their winning ways here Fri
day afternoon when they defeated
the Gangster qulnt 1912 on the
high school court.
The first half was nlp-and-tuck
with the score at the end Of the
period 1910. In the last half. how
ever. r. Loya Of the Herald out
fit stepped out and roped the win
ming goals.
The Herald team Is composed OF
young BOYS from the circulation de-
partment.
Following are the players and
their scores:
Herald.-R. Loya l4), p. Con-
zalez, @. Pacheco ca, Tito Lon
goria and n. Gonzales. Gangsters
%. Gomez. A. ARA. r. Escobar
az, r. Trujillo. Rodolfo Escobar
~, and r. TTevino.
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Bush Now Boss

CHICAGO. Feb. l5-P1-Donie
Bush formally took ever the man
acerial helm Of the long totering
White Sox today, leading a small
group Of players to their spring
training camp at San Antonio. Tex
as.
Only five players were in the
White Sex vanguard Of pitchers and
catchers. many OF them beng in
San Antonio already ard others en-
route.
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Polo Here Sunday;
Harrington VS.. Post

The Harlingen and Fort Brown
polo teams will clash for the season
time this season 2 30 y. III. Sunda7
Oh the post parade grounds, II has
been announced by Mai. Oliver I.
Holman.
The visitors Will be mounted on
18th. cavalry ponies. The lineup
was not announced.
"A series between these two out
fits Is expected 70 develop IL view
or the fact that the annual Feb
rrSy tournament has been called
Off.
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Won Porat Backs
Out; Probe Opens

ST PAUL. Feb i5-fFr-CanraH
l7tion oF TIE l0-round bout scleA
dulod for Tuesday here between otto
Won P9rat( Norwegian heavywei-ht
and Angus Snyder. kansas fighter.
was announced while the state boz
ing commission considered suspend
ing Won Porat.
The Norwegian boxer refused "a
no through with the bout. declarin
that his right hand. injured III z
recent fight with Pauline Uzcudm
still was too sore 70 permit him
fighting such a strong opponent r.
Snyder.
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SP GIRLS LOSE

The Southern Pacific girls were
-. as fortunate as the BOYS team.
they dropped their opening en-
counter TO the Wilson Tract girls
os-4 and an abbreviated tilt TO the
Br--nsviile girls 6-5.
Tna v-i's1n Tract rirls d~isnlavsd
the form which carried them to thu
Cameron county championship last
sf7rcn.
The visitors appeared 10 be off
their game.
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The complete returns y w
tournament follow in order o.
games PLAYED: .,
wilson Tract q, Harlingen a.,
los Fresnos Is, Stuart Place l.
Rio Hondo 40, Point lsaoei IL:
wilson Tract 81, Brownsville .
san Benito 81. FL Jardin II.
los Fresnos %. La Feria IL
santa Rosa %. Rio Hondo IL.
III .Jardin 70. paymondvllle ~.
wilson Tract IS. San Benito Is,
santa Rosa Is. Los Fresnos ID
wilson Tract 20, Santa Rosa 6.
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Referee: Maurice Pipkin' UNI
pire. Geo. Gabbert; time keeper =
wv. Irvine: scorer. Newlin.
THE semi-final. in which wilson
Tract defeated San Benito SatuE-
dav morning follows:
.xrt--. Tract f1l
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Totals

The semi-final in when PAM
Po-a defeated Los Fresnos SatuF-
dav morning follows:
santa Rosa (l6l
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-16

WILSON TRACTS bound to bas-
ketbal supremacy III Cameron
county is an accomplishment every
small school dreams Of. Basket
ball Is the one game In which they
are able to compete with the larger
institutions on an equal footing.
There are only so boys and girls
in the Wilson Tract high school.
Half or these are boys. That lett
Coach L. A. Francis with about 20
youths to work with. Only about
half OF them we're large enough or
had inclination toward basketball
That trimmed the field down 90
about l.. Francis. Superintendent.
cid not have much time to work
with his quint. Mostly during the
recess periods.
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BUT-you should have seen the
Aztecs trim Harlingen. Brownsville,
san Benito and Santa Rosa III
short order. Judging from their
play. YOU would have thought they
rad all the advantages or the
larger schools. One Of the chief
secrets Of their success Is Stunt.
Francis previous experience. lie
has been handling basketball squads
for l6 wears and knows how 10 get
the mos out Of his boys with 2
minimum Of practice.
THE hztecs didn't Set a lot a
practice. but they did play actual
games and hereby hangs 2 story
The boys parents could not snare
them tn the afternoons. They
would. however. let them play II
thov had scheduled Tits.
50 superintendents booked al
the games he could. AS a result.
the Aztecs won 20 out Of 22 con-
tests before the opening Of the
county tournament.
in ONE practice game, the ALters
took Rsymondville. Willacy county
chamricns. IN for a trimming. On
the surface. that should mean that
the Wilson Tract aggregation VIII
get somewhere In the district meet
1t McAllen Saturday.
MISS MARGARET VALENTA,
athletic director Of girls activities
in the Brownsville school system.
came very near having a fast one
nulled on her Saturday. j. W..
Rcd Irvine. local athletic director.
IVES discussing Sleet between
morthfuls * Jimmy's steaks. He
had Just cot through challenging
" srcrts "a 70 a lead spraying
contest when lie tspied Miss VAL
crta nearby. waxing confidential.
IL said 70 her: Miss Valenta,
doEt you like a tender skeet well
broiled?r Especially for break
fast She returned. Before the
chuoklcs and smiles died down, Miss
La gaceta., 1930-11-21

-5Que motives lie impulsa-
rian a injuriaros?
Los busco y no puedo ha-
llarlos. Odio de raza sin duda /;
una exaltacion Nevada hasta la
locura... ell ultraje, que, por otra
parte no me alcanzaba.
San Reno va a defender
una causa en- extreme justa...
iVencera!
i Dios 10 haga!
-iQuereis que vaya a pre-
venirle?
-Os acomIanar6, Mi medico
me aguarda en- mi land6, Y he
traido, por 81 eran necesarias,
espadas de combate Y una GAIA
de pistolas.
FL vizconde y Trojan Sc diri-
gieron al hotel de la Gale Bou-
La gaceta., 1930-11-21

do ,tenia derecho a elegir las
armas. Sus testigos manifesto
ron que escogfa la espada, Y
qued6 convenido que ell desafio
tendria lugar a las diez, en- un
sitio designado del bosque de
Vincennes. Los amigos del SUI
puesto captain Grisolles salu-
daron militarmente, esperanto
sin duda hacer yer que tambi6n
habian sido soldados, y Sc reti-
raron.
-iQu6 feos personajes!-
murmur6 ell vizconde.
-iY fec negocio !-contest6
jorge Conoceis a csc Griso-
lies, primo?
Aver lie vi pore primera vez,
-Pues je6mo os conocia?
-iLo ignore!
La gaceta., 1930-11-21

selas con I'm tirador especial, v
Ia inquietud de su amigo Sc con-
Vlrtlo en- augusta.
Amanda de Grandlieu Y yor-
ge Sc calmaron algdn tanto Gre
yendC notar que ell captain guar
daba eonsideraciones a Andres.
Sin duda-se dijeron con
IA mirada,-en ell coraz6n de csc
homore exis,e un fondo genera
50, no quiere abusar de su macs
trla y retrocede ante una victo-
ria tan complea y facil, que
serla un asesinato.
In efecto ell garibaldipo Sc
cor. entaba con parar; pero 10
haela con una precision matema
uca y tan firmemen.e que de-
moStraOa que su muneca tenia
La gaceta., 1930-11-21

logne y ALI hallaron al senior de
la Croix-Dieu que tiraba a la
Iespada con San Reno.
Armando de Grandlieu contes
to con fra polftica al saludo del
baron, por ell que, instintiva-
,mente, experimentaba cierta an
tipatia. En- desquite estrech6 e.
fusivamente la mano de Andres.
IA que bora es ell encuen-
tro, senior vizconde
ell marques.
"A las diez, en- ell bosque de
Vincennes: @nimos a buscaros.
-Voy a ordenar que engan-
chen mi cupe.
-Bien... Nos seguira, pero
vos vendreis en- mi land6.
Los sucesos que narramos SUI
cedfan a mitad de febrero. A.
La gaceta., 1930-11-21

tambien me parece DIR extrahos
ruidos guturales, como salidos
de la laringe, y profundos soni-
dos que parecen brotar del este
mayo, manifestations de los tri
benos de Connecticut en- apu-
ros vocales.
Puede ser que ellos esten ira
tand0 de poner sobre mi algu-
mas declaraciones en- ell tema de
Battling Battalino? A la verdad
que no me sorprenderfa. ALA en-
Connecticut Sc habla mucho de
Battalino, porque este es su per-
sonal campe6n del mundo.
De paso debo decir que Con-
necticut es un fino estado, no
importa 10 que listed olga en-
contrario. Ha dado muchos dis
tinguidos ciudadanos a la Union
ademas de Mattalino.
Por ejemplo, ahi esta Dan'l
Parker, ell commentator deporti-
vo de Waterbury.
Yo creo que podria poner a
Parker en- condolences para ba-
tir a Pietro CORR y otro grupo
de los aspirantes de peso ON
pleto. Y no me digan a mi que
Piettro no es contendiente.
En- adicion a Parker Ell gran
estado de Connecticut ha pro-
ducido a Luis Kid Kaplan, Ha-
rry Cross, Joe Mulvihill y mu-
chos otros.
ALA aman a Kaplan, aunque
ahora TODD Ell interes parece con-
centrarse en- Battalino, Y mu-
La gaceta., 1930-11-21
AVISOS EN- YkoR I.y

pital que lie producia buena rem
ia. Este capital, necesario es
confesarlo Sc hallaba bastante
lastimado desde la vispera. Las
huellas de las bofe.adas habian
tornado en- Ell espacio de la noche
un TIME azulado COP franjas a.
marillas.
Los preliminares Sc cumplie-
ron con rapidez, Y los testigos
del garibaldino aceptaron las es
padas del vizconde. Sc escogi6
el terreno. Los adversarios Sc
pusieron en- guardia, Y las pala-
bras, iadelonte, seilores!, fue-
ron pronunciadas por Ell senior
de Grandlieu.
La superioridad de Grisolles
era evidente. San Reno COM
prendi6 que tenia que entender-
La gaceta., 1930-11-21

quel dia era muy frio y nebulo-
so. Empezaban a caer copos de
nieve en- Ell momento en- que los
earruajes del vizconde y ell de
Andres llegaban al bosq1e Y Sc
detenian al margen de una ave
nida cercana a la plazoleta de-
signada para ell encuentro. .
Ell senior de la Croix-D ieu .ha-
bia lido en- ell carruaje del j6ven,
proporcionandose asi la posibi-
lidad de poder yer desde lejos ell
combate.
Tn viejo simon de dos caba-
Hos, que sin duda habia lido a
toda Marcia, conducia a Griso-
Hes v sus dos testigos.
FL garibaldino, como va sabe-
mos, era I'm guapo mozo, y con-
siderable su fisico como un ca
La gaceta., 1930-11-21

chas cargas de eiudadanos ven
dram a New York para yer a
Bat defendiendo su tftulo, ell dia
IL de d~iciembre, contra Kid
Chocolate, de Cuba.
Ellos vienen con la esperanto
de yer a Bat romper las orejas a
Eligio.
Ellos Sc molestan cuando po-
nen en- duda la habilidad de su
campeon.
FL verdadero nombre de Bat
talino es Christopher Battalino,
~ Ell es genuine italiano. Naci6
Ell y fue criado en- Hartford,
Conn, donde ell Terrible Terry
McGovern fue acostado por Wi
lie Rothwell, de Denver.
Tiene Battalino % amos Y CO.
| memo su carrera como amateur
en- 1926. Gan6 ell tftulo de An
| dres Routis, de Francia, en- 1929
La gaceta., 1930-11-21
BOXEO
PATROLLE Y NC LARNIN
PFLEARAN HOY

New York, Nov. 21.-Jimmy
Nc Larnin, el irland6s de los
punos formidables, subira hoy
al ring a batirse con Billy
Petrolle, ell Fargo Express.
Las apuestas Sc italian a ia
vor de Nc Larnin, pero tambien
Sc hallaban a favor de Kid Cho-
coIate cuando La Barba 10 ven.
ciera Y a favor de al Singer
cuando Tony Canzoneri 10 pusie
ra a dormir.
De 3 a l es ell favorito Ell ru-
bio de Vancouver y los supers-
ticiosos uneven la cabeza, con
desconfianza.
Mac Larnin ha progresado
mucho en- su categoria desde
que Sammy Mandell 10 derrota-
ra, por decision.
A AL Singer, que era campe6n
de peso ligero, 10 puso a dormir
en- tres asaltos.
Petrolle pele6 con Canzoneri
en- Chicago y lie derroto antes de
que este conquistara la corona
de peso ligero.
Parece que Jimmy pesara hoy
de 140 a 142 y Petrolle, 1873.
Figuran en- los otros bouts
La gaceta., 1930-11-21
PIERRE CHARLES HA RE-
TORNADO A ESTADOS u
NIDOS

New York, Nov. 20.-Gus
Wilson a influenciado a Pierre
Charles y este ha regresado a
Estados Unidos. Pierre no es un
extrano en- estas parties, pero
Gus dice que ahora es I'm Pierre
mejor y mas grande, I'm Pierre
vengador, mas ambicioso, y que
SUI mayor esperanto es que Stri-
bling y otros no mueran de
muerte natural hasta que Ell pue
da matarlos con sus manos de
hero.
Pierre, con la retirada de
Scott, posee ell titulo de cam
pe6n de Inglaterra.
La gaceta., 1930-11-21
APLAZADA PARA Ell 80 LA
PELEA
RIA

Barcelona, Nov. 21.-El go
bernador de Barcelona do hoy
una orden aplazando para ell dfa
80 la anunciada pelea entire Pau
limo Uzcudun, ell vasco campe6n
de Espana, y Primo Camera, la
mole humane de Italia.
La actitud del gobernador sig
mica una MEDIA de precau-
ci6n para evitar que puedan de-
La gaceta., 1930-11-21
rivarse desordenes de la aglo-
meracion del p1blico.
PUSO o DORMIR
A FERGUSON

Lake Worth, Nov. 21.-El-
mer Bezenah, 152 libras, de Gin
cinnati, puso aver a dormir a
Chuck Ferguson, 158, de Los
Angeles, en- ell tercer asalto de
la pelea principal. Durante Ia
pelea Ferguson cay6 siete veces.
Jose Blanco, de Habana, ven-
clio por puntos, a Chef Jordan,
de Boston.
La gaceta., 1930-11-21
habra duda a la bora del vere-

habra duda a la bora del vere-
dicto.
El gladiator de Filadelfia ter
mino aquf su entrenamiento, a.
yer, y probablemente subira al
"ring" con 1872 libras. Levinsky
pesara 185.
W. L. Stribling, aspirante al
titulo de peso complete, y jim
my Slattery, otro aspirante,
tiene nseparados asientos para
presenciar la batalla. Levinsky
derroto hace dos semanas, por
Unpopular decision, a Slattery.
La gaceta., 1930-11-21
EN- CONNECTICUT
QUE DERRO-
TARA A CHOCOLATE

New York, Nov. 21.-Damon
Runyon dice: Entire mis- ami
Cos en- Connecticut-si senior,
yo tengo amigos aun en- Connec-
ticut-hay movimientos de ca
beza y dedos apuntan en- mi di-
recci6n, 10 q. no deja de inquie-
tarme.
Entire otros de mis- amigos
La gaceta., 1930-11-21
oil ETIN DE LA GACETA'
LAS TRAGEDIAS
DE PARIS
Traducci6n de
Pedro Pedlaza y Paez

adversario que no tenia para
padrinos mas que bohemios de
aquella clase. Pero ique hacer?
San Reno habia ~abofeteado a
Grisolles sin haber sido provo
cado, Sus testigos no podian
substraerle a los resultados de
semejan,e violencia. Nj siquiera
10 intentaron. La entrevista fue
muy corta.
Ell garibaldino, como ofendi-
La gaceta., 1930-11-21
r DEL NEGRITO
A BILL

New York, Nov. 21.-Black
Bill, ell negrito cubano, en- un
tempo la mas notable figura de
peso de mosca, fue derrotado a.
yer aqui, por decision, en- IN en-
cuentro con Antal Kocsis, de
Hungria. Sc verified la pelea
en- ell OLYMPIA A. c., pesando Ell
vencedor 116 y ell vencido, ia.
La gaceta., 1930-11-21

del programa Taitt Littman
contra ell negro Harry Smith,
Eddie Rams, ell poIaco en- contra
Pee Wee FARRELL.
La gaceta., 1930-11-21
CREE TRIUN-
FAR SOBRE LEVINSKI

Chicago, Nov. 21.-Tommy
Loughran, excampe6n mundial
de peso complete ligero, tiene Ia
confianza de que derrotara a
King Levinski de manera tan
decisiva, en- diez asaltos, que no
La gaceta., 1930-11-21
EN- WEST
sERvICIO DE AMBULANCIA: 1s 4Yn.

Tele1oTos para visitas por Ell dia: 1A1r City, 145
West Tampa, H 1886. Para llamaa.. umr 10 nocb.
20 mlsmo er Ybor Que en- Vest IAnpA, Az 1917
Putnam patriot., 1930-07-10
TUNE IN ON THE STADIUM

TT may of the radio that static sometimes its benefits However the summer features that come over the frequently of value. Through leading New York stations throughout the summer the splendid Stadium Concerts in New York City will be from time to me regularly announced m the Sunday editions of the metropolitan papers. you lucky enough to the opening concert will have heard Conductor van Hoogsraen open with Th Star Spanged Ban ner" continue with Tchakowskys Fifth Symphony and then nIav the seasons orchestral sensation Boero of Rave In your comfortable chair seated around the corner of the veranda away breeze you might have mentally pie tured the great Stadium with it's huge sounding board
 above the orchestra semrele of New Workers perprng loving the of the worlds best orchesas at the beginning of music that has become of the soundy established features of New York and thanks to the radio, of national life.
Putnam patriot., 1930-07-10
WHY NOT cAMoUFLAcE THE TowER7

yITE mentioned another occasion ID this column hA
 " approaching Putnam the winter months from the Dan ieson road the city distance of mile % looks no'
 rlika u Italian or Sicilian nil crowning towers or when you reach the ceqsr of the city Put nan looks like any other England mill town emerging from the atrocities of age architecture into the improve
 eutx of another be said Of the Scian and Italian hill towns for you penetrate their centers you will find them frequently of modern and asteess archi tecte uureque but frequently infinitely dirty ~ except for unique quality of geography history much the same the world over.
 While we haven't slightest desire 10 have Putnam make f itself an imitation of hltown this any other country -. do believe that something be done make the waer tank on Oak Hill picturesque feature Of the landseaps than f al present Just n looks like nothing % boil the landscape By the use of coping about the top little paint give the appearance of stonexork instead could be made pleasing to the ere certainly picturesque feature of the country All progressive gtaran advances are usually hldeous and the present state is particularly To give appearance of stone tower of not modern age we believe would be for public gratitude.
Putnam patriot., 1930-07-10
ORDER OF NOTICE

At Court of Probate held zt Put nam. in and for the District of Put nam, on the 9tlE day of July. 1880. Present, Henry N. Benoit, Judge. Estate of Mary Gardner. fate af Put nam, in said District deceased Fan nie E. Barber. of Ellington, Conneeti- gut, Aduinistratrix, d.b.n., e-t-a The Administratrix having exhibited her hnal administration account with said estate te this Court for allowance, it is ORDERED That the 18th day of July. 1880. at two o'cieck in the afternoon. at Court of Probate to bs aala at the prshass Office, sa ths Town of Putnam. in said District. bs appointed for a hearing on the allow anee of said account and that notice of the time and place of said hearing be given by publishing this order in some newspaper having A circulation iH said District and by posting copy thereof on the public sign-post m said Town of Putnam, and that due return be made. HENRY N. BESOIT
 Judge. 28
Putnam patriot., 1930-07-10
A NUISANCE, PERHAPS, BUT A FACT

oR part we hope that when the time comes Tor the sale stock in the newly organized Putnam Airport that will be generous from all parts of the county aviator who landed the field several times the weekend of the best landing fields be- tween New York No doubt there will be much skepcsm the of the field and the returns that will come There great deal of such feeling abroad in the land when the first locomotive pued it's painfully across the countryside Yet those who early investors in railroads railroad terminals have not regretted the day of their venuresome investment We may not like the apane or approve and certainly it's present form is nuisance of noise and chatter those who live adjacent landing
 fields planes perhaps demen to property Nevertheless the arpane and is coming greater and greater bers in power and service We believe that it merely ceptng progress beneng thereby help the portation in this it's adolescence
Putnam patriot., 1930-07-10
FOR THE FUND

predicted fortnight ago in words of pleading
 1 completion of the Nurses Home the able committed who taken the work have already enivened the social the that there will be plenty of for all True will have pay for the enter fanment for entertainment. why the benefit of this worthy of county causes The opening of the beautiful estates Pomfret July 18th the Nisten dance Wildwood the 23rd the various gar den parties bridge parties other features that w throughout the months of July and August should bring all county together many and varied social Since al of these designed for the benefit of the counys institution they should invite record t hard give when giving described elsewhere in The Patriot is qu get ones moneys worth.
Putnam patriot., 1930-07-10
City News Notes

Hr and Mir. Armand Lsehxnse and son Henry spent Friday at Spring Lake
 Mir. and Mrs- A carriere and fam alg of PeAcecale spent Sunday wifh Nr. and Mrs. A. ss. Jean.
 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur PIessis spent the weekend in SeH York.
 Mir and Mrs. Edmond Dug8s and son motored to Hartford Sunday and visited Nr. and Mrs. Joseph Marion.
 Mir. and Mrs. Byron L.mondy spent Tuesday iu W0onsocket. B. l.
 Hrs. John MeCsul-y, son Richard ard daughters Bessie and Rose and Miss Mamie Mason attended a thea Ire iu Worcester Friday.
 Mrs. Louis Bisi, and dsughter Anita Of W0onsoekst visited with Nrs Edmond Guertin Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Quick and saree children of Scotia. " r.. spent Iass week with Mrs Quickfs sister, sfFs Albert Turcott of Grove street.
 Sir and Mrs. Leo Men@rd and son Leo Jr and Miss Janet Menard Of paWtaeket. B. [ were Sunday callers at Me. and Mrs. AIbeHz Turcoft
Putnam patriot., 1930-07-10
WHY UNSAFE AND INSANE?

ITS and nobody really until next this
 Fourth of July when the nation celebrates the signing Declaration of Independence in hyridden Philadelphia meeting chamber the ringing of the Liberty Bell the of incpient Paul Reveres here and there countryside bearing the the Colonies of cynical impaence with that that simple and tremendously significant should have de- generated into preenday observation We read nowadays the papers July rd that police arrangements throughout provided for safe and sane Fourth the morning of July 5h read that the Fourth nothing of the kind The hospitals annually have their quota alcoholic victims children burned and threatened with tentanu and who been crushed in sary motor due to careless holiday driving The Fourth the fireworks merchant continues his hend ish profit The drnks and the motor victims of the holidays. t seems, shall have always with
Putnam patriot., 1930-07-10
NORTH GRosvENoRDALE

Ernest Mador sr Accompanied Rev John (. Mathieu to Albany, N. Y.r Thursday.
 dg. and Mrs. V. 4 Wier. of Wor- eester. were holiday weekend guests u HF and Mrs. N. Verne RaWson.
 Nr and Mrs. Robert Jennis0n and family. of Worcester. were guests of Air and Mrs. \. Verne Rawsou Mon day.
 Mr. and Mrs Prank Johnson and family Of Auburn. were guests of Nr. and Mrs. C. T. Johnson over the holi- day
 Mrs. W 4. Wier. of Worcester. re turned to their home Sunday night after spending the weekend with Mir and Mrs. Verne Rawson.
 Miss Katherine Foskett of Wood stock returned ro her home Sunday after spending the weekend with Mir and Mrs. Edward Cassells.
 Edward Cassells ST. with her sons Edward and David motored Co South Manchester where they were guests of Dir. and Mrs. Richard Boyce Sun day.