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Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-05-15
Championship Play
B e gins Monday,
May q, for Title of
West End Club.

Handicap match play for members
of West End Country Club got under
way over the links Monday afternoon
and will continue until the cham
pion of each of the three flights is
determined.
One match per week will be played
by each golfer until he is eliminated
from play.
Qualifying rounds for the annual
golf championship will get underway
next Saturday and continued through
Sunday, May &c, with match play be-
ginning the following Monday.
A number of the nhtches have al
ready been played in the three flights
and many of them are expected to be
completed this week
The pairings and where the match
has been played the winner is shown
as follows:
First Flight
J. w. Jenkins over Nathan Strause
1-up.
E G.. Glenn VS. E. F. Parham.
Turner Workman VS.. c. O. Seifert
D. j. Cooper lost to J H. Brodie
1-up.
M. F. Legg lost to J c. Cooper Jr
5 and g.
Pitt Davis topped Lee Averett, 1-up.
E. F. Shaw won over kirkland, 1-up
John Church over T. w. McCrack-
en-, default.
Second Flight
c. l.. Carter VS., r. f. Clements.
S, H. Watkins VS.. T. Jenkins.
v. f. Owens vs. Ray Goodrich.
E. F. Fenner VS.. Bill Goodwin.
J. c. Cooper, ST., VS. Wilson Smith.
w. B, Parham VS. Joel Cheatham.
Jim Stevenson VS.. Jack Watkins
w. K Phillips VS.. J. w. Jenkins,
Sr.
Third Flight
James Bryan VS.. D. l.. Cannon.
G. E. Greene VS.. Tom Gillian.
L. E Turner VS.. F.. Terrell.
B. H. Nixon VS.. H. Polston.
e NJ. Rollins VS.. A. E. Flynn.
E Waddil VS.. H r. Mangum.
r.. G.. Kittrell VS.. T. II. Crudup.
S. B. Brummtt VS.. A. P. Barnes.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-05-15

in the prison division who might
make more mistakes of this sort"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-05-15
WIFE Prsserpers

When measuring butter or laro
for pastries, dip the cup, spoon OF
measuring utensil into very not
water before using. If you 90 tIlls
you will not have to dig the 1A
out; it viii slip out easily.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-05-15
MYRES DUKE

Here are some of the boys to whom
Duke University is looking to furnish
the points which may result in the
Blue Devils winning their first South
ern conference track championship in
Duke Stadium Friday and Saturday
In the above layout ere the Williams
brothers, Melvin and Luther, of the
shot putt Captain AL Reichman of the
440 and $50; Joe Leidy and Huber
Moore, the conferences outstanding
pole vaulters; and Hillman Myres
rated the best high jumper in the
loop.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-05-15

1922-U. S. Supreme Court deo,an.
Federal Child Labor Law unconsfi+', TS
tional. - S!lu-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-05-15
TOURISTS TACKLE
ROCKY MOUNT HERE.

After meeting Jalong here this aft
ernoon. barring bad weather, Otto
Pahlman and his Tourists will tangle
with the Purol Pep team of Rocky
Mount at League Park Thursday aft
ernoon at $3.50 o'clock
In previous meeting at Rocky
Mount, the locals piled up a tremen-
dous score on the Purolers. but things
are expected to be a little different
when they tangle here tomorrow.
The Tourist go to Oxford Saturday
but are here Sunday meeting the Tri-
angles of High Point at 2:30 o'clock.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-05-15
Wife PreSevpe,

To keep your address book neat
and at the same time up to date,
write the persons name in ink for
a permanent record. Write the
address and telephone number in
pencil. so that they may easily be
erased with art gum when they
change
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-05-15

acter.
Letters of inquiry will be promptly
answered by the Veterans Bureau of
flee in Charlotte, and veterans are
advised to write for application forms
rather than make personal applica-
ton. since in either case the printed
application forms will have to be US
ed and each applicant must have the
Endorsement of three responsible per-
sons in his community who are ac-
quainted with him and who can vouch
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-05-15
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Cleveland t Washington ..
Detroit 10; New York 4.
Only games played.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-05-15
NATIONAL LEAGUE


PIEDMONT LEAGUE
Asheville at Richmond.
Charlotte at Wilmington.
Portsmouth at Norfolk.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
washington at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
New York at Detroit.
Boston at st. Louis.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at New York.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Boston.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-05-15
Qualifying Play Will
Start On Next Saturday
Results
PIEDMONT LEAGUE

Charlotte 8; Wilmington /.
Asheville 8; Richmond 2.
Norfolk z; Portsmouth 8.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-05-15

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pittsburgh 8; Philadelphia l.
Only games played.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-05-15

Mr' Hurt, of st. Johns Newfound-
land, director in Rotary Internation-
d. is TO be among the 81 eominent
quests or the 57th district Rotary con-
vehtlon to be held in Raleigh tomor-
row and Friday.
"A number of Rotarians from Hend-
erson are expected to attend the con-
vention.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-05-15
Golf Match Underway On West End Course

zion. VIC appIica-
Inc opening of the Conserv.,.
Corps to war veterans Should alton
1t possible fer most Of the uns,,i1' lli'Ae
ed veterans to enlist in this gsp', .p'Cy-
i and find pleasant and profit .t1. ,lri wee wee
ployment, Mr.. Williams nointa ''e en-
La gaceta., 1935-11-18
HOY LUNES en- ell
TEATRO ROYAL
CAMBIARA DE TACTICA Ell
e BADOGLIO

Asmara, Eritrea, Nov. 49,
Ell nombramiento del general
Pietro Badoglio como alto conf
sionado y comandante de los e.
jercitos de Africa, esperase que
Gamble ell caracter de la campa-
ia en- ell norte de Ethiopia.
Hasta ell presente Sc ha veni-
do dirigiendo la campana al es-
tito europeo. Creese que Bado-
Clio adOptara ell llamado estilo
de las cOlonias. A las columns
volantes Sc les facilitaran mu-
las y camellos. Los aerodromos
de Makale y Aksum seran COM
pletados de modo que los aero
pianos puedan aumentar su ra-
dio de aceion dentro del terrific
rio etiope.
Algunos observadores inter :
pretan ell nombramiento de Ba-
doglio, en- lugar de Bono, como
que ell Duce no espera serias
comElicaciones en- Europa. Des-
de Italia ell nuevo comandante
en- jefe hara ell vuelo en- aeropla
no.
Circula ell rumor de que Sc pa
sara pronto a los italianos De-
giac Ayelu Bqrru, eomandante
de los guerreros etiopes en- el
frente del rio Setit.
La gaceta., 1935-11-18
NOche de Cain

ANCttC W oNtU
Noche espl6ndida ~ triunfal
la del pasado sabado en- el pala-
clio del Centre Asturiano.
Fiesta esplendorosa, que cul-
min6 en- un extraOrdinario ext
to para la activa Secci6n de In
tereses, que preside nuestro "a
tento amigo Jesus Fernandez
Diaz.
Centenares de damas elegan-
temente ataviadas dieron ma
yor realce a la gran fiesta.
Obra de arte y buen gusto ell
precioso DEGRADE de la sala ba-
ia. Daba la impression de un pa
lacio oriental. Felicitamos al es-
timado florista Sr. Angelo Gre
co, director del trabajo.
A la lpuerta lindas mucha-
chas obsequiaban a los caballe-
ros con fraganteS claveles. To-
do muy bien organizadO.
J6Venes admiradores de las
candidates RIPARIAN finas tar
La gaceta., 1935-11-18
LOS T. PRODUCE
RON UN INCENDIO

I'm incendio que ell sabado
por la noche cause perdidas
de $4,000 en- ell almacen de
where's de la compania Eco
nomy Cash and Carry, situado
en- la Gale de Cesar esquina a
Cumberland, creese por los
bomberos que fue producido
por los ratones, que pusieron
sus dientes en- contacto con va
rios paquetes de f6sforos.
Para dominar ell incendio
los bomberos trabajaron dos
horas, utiliZando siete man :
gueras.
La compania tiene en- Miami
SUI oficina principal.
La gaceta., 1935-11-18
A"TROPELLADO POR UN AD
TOMOVIL

I'm autom6vil guiado por S.
d. Lynch atropello aver por la
manana, en- la esquina de Gid
dens y Nebraska, al ciudadano
Otto Neuman, vecino de la casa
numero 7101 de la Gale Nueve.
Neuman Ehabia detenido su
autom6vil y Sc preparaba a cam
biar un pneumatico, cuando ell
coche del otro lie alcanz6. Su es-
tado es grave. Lynch habfa esta
do ingiriendo bebidas alcohol
cas- y Sc lie senala como respon-
sable del accidente.
La gaceta., 1935-11-18

Estaci6n WDAE Y cadena &c
lumbia: Ais, primera trasmi-
sion desde Latvia; 5 100, matt
nee en- Manhattan; $50, Rae
Eleanor; 6:15, L. Nazar; 6:35,
orquesta de Kellan; 80, Elsie
Thompson; 800, orquesta LON
.bardo; 900, Sherlock Holmes ;
1890, ell mundo al dfa; 10:45,
coro; Ills, Jack Denny, y
IL 80, orquesta de Fiorito.
Estaci6n de Clearwater y ca
dena Nacional: $50, noticias
GAS, Lowell Thomas; $50, te-
nor Richard Crooks; 900, mi =
nistriles de la semana'; 9 80,
Grace Moore; 900, orquesta
de Morgan; II 700, orquesta del
catalan Xavier Cugat; II 100,
Ray Noble; IL 100, Luigi Roma
nelli, y 1890, orquesta de Joel
Candullo.
La gaceta., 1935-11-18
FALLECIO Ell SR. ANTONIO
SANCHEZ

Dej6 de existir aver el Sr.
Antonio Sanchez, apreciado ciu
iadano, yerno de nuestro esti-
mado amigo el Sr. Frank Alon
so.
Ell entierro Sc verificara hoy,
a las 4:30, en- ell cementerio de
W0Odlawn.
Saldra ell cortejo funebre de
la casa n1mero 400 de la Gale
de Hugh, domicilio dc Alfonso.
A los familiares del Sr. San
chez testimoniamos nuestro pc
same.
La gaceta., 1935-11-18
Sra, Abelardo Sta. Cruz de.

liza Borrego, Mary Maggie, Ma
rio Hernandez Y Sra, Angelo
Greco ~Sra. Luisito Lopez y
Sra, Carlos ~nendez y espo-
sa, Carlos Lopez, Asuncidn O.
yarbide, Adelina Fernandez, 10
! Sc Alvarez Suarez, DR.. Juan Sill
verio y Sra. E. Menendez y Sra.
Henry Borre2o y Sra, Luis
Guerra y Sra, Alberto Guerra
y Sra, Adoifo Guerra y Sra
Allen Mckay, Aurora McKAy,
Manuel Melendi, esposos Jen-
sen, Mendez y Eduardo Yanez;
Fidsl Pines, Maxine Alfonso y
Sra. Miguel Gonzalez y Sra;
elisa Martinez, Cesareo Marti-
nez, Josefina Sierra, Rosario
Gonzalez. Maria La Fuente,
Evangelina La Fuente, Adela
Terra, Vicente Fernandez y
Sra, Gu:tavo Moreno ySra., A.
gustin Carrera y Sra, Charles
Menendez y Sra, Jose Vega J
Sra, PruGencio de la Parte, A
nastasio Fernandez y Sra, Pu-
re- Rego, Joseph Spicola, J. R.
Mcleod y Sra, G. c. Spicola
jr., Virginia Harold, DR.. Ismael
Angulo y Sra, Victor Rey y
Sra, Adelfa Jordan, DR.. Jose
Franco y Sra, Ben Davis y es-
posa, Eduardo Nieto y Sra. Mar
garita Rivero, Roberto Alvarez,
Luis Alvarez y Sra, Manolin
Gonzalez y Sra, Antonio Ar
duengo y Sra, Margarita Casa
re, Anita Menendez, Esperanza
Campo; esposos Vega; A. Fer
nandez, Casimiro Suarez y Sra.
Francisco Perez, Librada Co.
lone, Dolores Suarez, Tony Sua
rez, Sam Rotolo, Alexandra Con
zalez, Antonio Muniz y Sra,
Bernardo Arenas y Sra, Sr.
Longo, padre de Vicentica Lon
go, y otros.
Daran realce a todas las fies-
tas del Centre Asturiano en- ell
)pr6ximo ano 1896, las Srtas.
Cristina Gonzalez y sus damas
de honor, Srtas. Dolores Sua-
rez, Vicenta Longo, Josefina
Fernandez y Maria Gomez.
Nuestra felicitaci6n para e.
Has y para la Srta. Julia Fer
nandez, que ell sabado cumpli6
su termino. Congratulations
a la Secci6n de Intereses por ell
! brillante triunfo.
La gaceta., 1935-11-18

En- los Ca6dller0s de la Luz
Muy concurrido ell bale social
que la Orden Caballero de la
Luz celebr6 en- su nuevo local
de la Gale 10 y II avenida.
ALI tambien reinaba la ale
gria.
luis Fernandez, al frente de
ST. orquesta Southern Aces.
amenizaba los bailables.
Otro exito para la respetada
Orden.
La gaceta., 1935-11-18
LEGO Ell FRO

Por primera vez desde la lie
gada del Otono, Tampa empe-
z6 a sentir aver los efectos del
frio. La manana de hoy result
to bastante "cruda", con un mi
nimo de temperature de SIS gra
dos.
A las II de la manana del
domingo marcaba ell term6me-
tro "a grades, la temperature
~
La gaceta., 1935-11-18
SOCIA-LES

bres de huse,esomendadas.
Mudh2S~ 10 que brilla en-
nuestK sociedad, Sc agrupaba
en- lag numerosas mesas.
A la bora fijada Sc cumpli6
el programa de v~ariedades, por
Los Tro~adores y la conocida
carcionista Srta. Veia Marti-
nez. Mas tarde por ell Presiden-
tie Dc la Sociedad fue anunciada
Ia nueVa Miss Centre Asturia-
no 1885, honor que correspon-
% a la 9raciosa Srta. Cristina
Gcrzalez, hija de los esposos
Tulio Gonzalen Para Cristina y
SIS damas hub0 ina ovaci6n.
Mucha5 personals fueron a la
mesa donde la Srta. Gonzalez
ast3ba en- compania de sus pa
q. Y amistades.
Era la otra candidate la Srta.
Nary Rodriguez, que cuenta
n mucnos admiradores.
&c luci6 mucho la orquesta
ia Tropical''.
Csprichosos "gorrcs" y cor
nesas fueron repartidos.
"Dick Marion y "Maho San
,heZ" Sc ganaron los aplausos
de les bailadores de pleas anne
ricanas, en- ell lpiso alto.
En- un momento del interme-
do anotamos estos nombres:
Baldomero Fernandez y fami
liza; DR.. Amado Mas, Belarmi-
no Alvarez anchito Gonzalez
y famiha, Andres Piedres, Jo-
Sc Gonzalez, Antonio Gonzalez,
Maxine Alfonso y Sra, Amalia
Lopez, Olivia Fernandez, Ra-
mon Fernandez Rey y esposa
Dona Jesusa Torres, Jose To-
rres, Generosa Torres, Francis
co Lopez, Rogelio Alfonso, Joa-
quin Alvarez Soils y esposa, Ra
mona, Elvira " Jesus Alvarez
Soils, Carmen Gonzalez, Jose
Maria Fernandez y Sra, r. B.
Diaz, y Sra, Adelfa Diaz, 10
Selma Fernandez, Norma Fer
nandez, Don Julio Gonzalez y
familia, Emilia Menendez, Eloy
Menendez, Avelina Rodriguez,
Ernesto Rodriguez, Chela Mar
tinez, Felix Santana, James J.
Fernandez, Panchito Sanchez.
Lily Garcia, Margarita Garcia.
Beverly Torres, Armando To-
rres, Amparo Febles, Antonio
Castillo, Velia Martinez, Gui-
lIermo Temes y Sra. Silverio
Fernandez y Sra, Genaro Fer
nandez y Sra, Jimmie Menen-
DEE Y Sra, Victoriano Mantei-
ga, Ramon OSoro y Sra, IRicar-
do Osoro, jose Gonzalez, Ar
mando Fernandez, Benigno
Llano y Sra, Luis de la Parte
La gaceta., 1935-11-18
Ell TEMPO

Claro para hoy y manana.
Maxima temperature GA gra-
dos; minima, IS.
Marea alta a las 6:34 a.. m. y
9:16 p. M; marea baja a la !
y Sc a. m. y 2:2S p. m.
La gaceta., 1935-11-18

AEg
La gaceta., 1935-11-18
APLAZADO Ell JUICIO DE
CERRA

Para ell dfa q Sc aplaz6 hoy
en- la Corte Federal ell juicio de
la causa contra Salvador Cerra,
acusado de perjurio ante la in
nigraci6n. sIa
Presidira ell juez Alderman,
llevando la acusaci6n ell fiscal
Holland. .,i,. Il. .tElI
La gaceta., 1935-11-18

La Matinee
Los muchachoS de la Secci0n
de Recreo del Centre Espanol
volvieron a "arrollar" en- la ma
tinee bailable de aver.
Los asiduos asistentes a las
matinees del Centre invadian la
sala alta, donde don Francis
co" cumplia ell programa.
Mucha aceptaci6n han tenido
las tardes dominicales del Cen
tro.
Cesar RiUerO.
La gaceta., 1935-11-18
DE RADIO

ONDA CORTA: Roma, 6 p
m. la opera de Weber "Il Fran
co Cacciatore," por $685. kc
Londres, 6 p. M, recital de ar.
pa, por $3.50 kc; Londres, 7:15
trabajadores que regresan a sus
hogares; Berlin, 80, banda
por 5000 kc, y Londres, 10 p
M, escenas de Shakespeare.
La gaceta., 1935-11-18
IRA A TALLAHASSEE Ell
AVOCADO

Saldra hoy para la capital
del Estado, donde actuara en- un
juicio, ell abogado Tony Fernan
DEE.
Representa- Tony a la Sra. Ra
mon Sierra, eSposa del conocido
comerciante del mismo nombre,
que ell ano pasado sufri6 ALI gra
yes lesiones, en- I'm accidente au
tomoVilista.
Regresara del microbes al
jueves.
The Washington times., 1935-01-08
To HEAR
FAHNESTOCKS
TOMORROW

The legal battle between the
socially prominent Mr.. and Mrs.
Snowdeu Fohnestock for the Gus
tody of their two daughters to-
day was postponed in District Su-
preme Court until tomorrow.
The opposing suits probably will
be heard before Justice Jennings
Bailey on their merits. The par
ties agreed to this procedure rather
than going through the Motions
Court branch to decide preliml-
narieS.
Mrs. Fahnestock opened the
battle by petitioning a writ of
habeas corpus, claiming her hus-
band took their two daughters
from train in the Union Station
a week ago and held them in the
home of his mother, Mrs. Morgan
Fahnestock, 2300 block Massachu.
sets Ave. N. w. She asked he and
his mother be forced to surrender
the children to her.
The husband retaliated with a
suit for custody, charging his wife
had lost interest in the children
when she became infatuated with
a prominent man in Newport, r.
l., last summer. Each charged the
other with being unfit to care for
the children.
The Washington times., 1935-01-08
REBUFFED
THIRD TIME IN
ANSELL SUIT

Senator Huey P. Long, Louisi-
Mna'S "Kingfish," met with an
other rebuff today in District Su-
preme Court in an attempt to
defeat prosecution of a $500.000
libel suit against him.
Brig. Gen. Samuel T. Ansell,
Formerly of the Judge Advocate
Generals office, War Department,
Instituted the suit complaining
against certain remarks the Sena-
Sor had made against him in the
Senate chamber.
Beaten Twice Before
The original suit was for $1,000
900 but one count for half
million dollars, charging SANDER,
was stricken by the court on the
ground that" remarks made by
the "Kingfish' in the Senate
chamber were conStitutionally
privileged.
The Senator has been defeated
IN two previous attempts to quash
service Of the libel count-which
is based on the speech in printed
form which the Senator distrib-
uted-on the ground that he was
immune from service because of
his Congressional position. He car
ried one of these setbacks all the
way to the United States Supreme
Court without avail, the courts
holding the printed speech was
not protected by immunity.
Motion Dismissed
Before Justice Daniel w. O'Don-
oighue today Senator Long asked
that General AnSell be required to
state whether the copy of the
speech was correct and, if not, to
point out the inaccuracy. He also
asked the court to require General
Ansell to state whether the printed
speech copies were sent out in the
mails under the Senator's frank.
After counsel for General An
sell assailed the two previous
"abortive attempts" which the
"Kingfish" had made to escape
jurisdiction of the court, Justice
O'Donoghue dismissed the motion
without comment.
The Washington times., 1935-01-08
Scientists TEST
Metal Cap of
Monument

Scientists Joined the recent
horde of newspaper photogra-
pliers and feature writer's that
climbed to the extreme tip of
the Washington monument dur
ing its cleaning, the Buerau of
Standards today revealed.
The experts made the ascent
at the request of the Bureau of
Mines, Representative Sol Bloom
(DO of New York, and private
metallurgical firms, for the pur-
pose of examining the aluminium
cap which covers the top of the
shaft.
They found it's surface
darkened by a thin, gray oxide
coating which could be easily
scraped off so as to expose the
original bright surface beneath.
An engraver inscription cut in
the cap so years ago appeared,
after the scraping, as sharp as
when finished December 6. 1884.
The Washington times., 1935-01-08
AUGUST BOOSTS
BUILDING BOOM

New buildings valued at $175,-
1876 we're built in the lower end
of Prince Georges county during
1884, according to figures COM
piled from building permits is
sued by the Board of County
Commissioners at Upper Marl-
boro.
The figures, which include the
cost of 40 new homes, do not
consider the building operations
in the metropolitan area of the
upper end of the county.
One-fourth of the building was
done in August, when SAL, 800 in
permits was okayed. The low
month was February, with only
one permit. for $500. issued.
New construction throughout
the county will add almost
million dollars to the assessed
valuation of. the county. The
largest part of it is individually
owned home construction.
The Washington times., 1935-01-08
DR.. S. G. Lampkins
Addresses Pastors

DR.. S. Geriah LampkinS, pastor
of Mckinley Memorial Baptist
Church, addressed the Baptist Min
listers Conference of Washington
and vicinity yesterday at Vermont
Avenue Baptist Church.
DR.. LampkinS is one of the vet
eran colored ministers of the city.
He is one of the oldest living
alumni of Howard University. The
Rev. Robert Anderson gave brief
remarks, as this was the opening
meeting Of the new year.
The Washington times., 1935-01-08
Sibyl Baker Plans
Second Play Talk

Miss Sibyl Baker, director of
Fairgrounds of the District of
Columbia will address the Tues
day Evening Club of Social Wei
fare Workers on the subject, 80
cial Psychology of Play" in the
clubroom of the National Asso-
citation of Colored Womei..'S Club,
1114 o st. N. w., tonight at go
o'clock. This will be the second
of a series of lectures to be held
under the sponsorship of the
social workers monthly until
Nav.
The Washington times., 1935-01-08
GARGES IMPROVED

Daniel E. Garges, secretary to
the Board of District Commission.
ers, was considerably improved"
at his home today after he
had suffered a stroke of apoplexy
last week, members of mis- family
said last night.
The Washington times., 1935-01-08
CIGARETTES STOLEN

Cigarettes valued at $25 and
. small amount of cash were
stolen early today by a thief
who broke into the store of Ed
ward Zupnik, 1900 block of
Fourth St. N. E. Entrance was
gained through q smashed
window.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-03
WOLCOTT NEWS Correspondent: Mrs Louise Snyder-Tel 6.O529
BOY SCOUTS MEET
 IN SCHOOL AGAIN
Alfred German to Preside at Troop l7 Gather
 ing Tonight

The regular weekly meeting of the scouts of Troop 17 will be held this evening in the Woodtick school, under the leadership of their scoutmaster. Alfred German.
 The Community club held their regular meeting last evening at the Woodtick school with about 30 members attending. Plans for con solidating with the I F club of Wolcott were laid over until the next meeting. Three reels of edu- cational moving pictures and sev- eral comedies were shown by Philip I. Duhaime of the Diamond Oil company in cooperation with the Southern New England Tele- phone Co. Lunch was served at the conclusion of the entertainment. Louis Vinton presided.
 Grange To Meet
 The grange will hold its meet ing this evening at Grange hall. The program is in charge of the music committee composed of Elizabeth Warner, Helen Mary and Robert Tyrrell and Winona Smith.
 The Parent Teachers assocla- ton will meet in the Woodtick school Tuesday evening.
 The tercentenary committee will meet Tuesday evening in the Woodtick chapel at 7:3O o'clock.
 Baby Show Wednesday
 The Women's clup is sponsoring n baby show Wednesday afternoon at the Woodtick chapel at o. closk. Engelman'sbaby store is cooperating with the club and are very generously taking charge of the prizes. There will be six prizes at t2.60 value and a grand prize at s4.bO value. The judges will bo Mrs George Hall of Hartford. Mir EBgelman and Dr IT. J. Cor. bett. Anyone wishing to enter their baby. may do SO by getting in touch with either Mrs William Dunn Echotf Mrs Grant OuttrIm or Mrs R. Wiley Scott