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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

CHEVROLET 1885; long wheel base n57-
inch). dual wheels stake body; thorouEhly
sss nea 5 5n'' addison ss
1437 Irving st. Nv Adams Sail.
HORSE VAN. could also be used for NOV
Ing; tires worth more than price at 500.
Hill & Tbbitts. 1114 Vermont ave. NV.
1RR s ucn 2s5 s II p.se .onaen sts and %
give many thousand miles OF service with
out expense; sood 32x6. s-ply Goodyear
all.weather tires all around; reconditioned
motor and steel moor in stake body. which
VII. assure long life; unconditional 30-day
guarantee: price, S425. Donohoe Chevrolet.
1920 N St. NV. District 5000.
Ct! DoDGE 1924 panel, LOCKS .nd runs almoSt 4;
Motee seq CO.. 3. s$Ss ss' Ga 0s1ai sVe terms owens
CHEVROLET 1884. 131-inch " B.. chassis
and cab; dual wheels. good tires all around:
This truck shows that it has been given
good care and it will make an ideal truck
LOT ro, hyaraulIc ,sbG n dump body. Donohoe chev-
CHEVROLET 1881 light delivery with
panel body; practically new tires; snap
for some one at $85 Manhattan Auto &
Radio Co. 1905 7th st. NV:
CHEVROLET 1884. ,157-lnch W. B.. stake
ply tires in, rear and sply in front: this
truck has been thoroughly reconditioned
and Is ready to go into service; uncondi-
week only at the bargain price OF $375.
Donohoe Chevrolet, 1920 M ST. NV. Dis
triict 5000.
CHEVROLET 1897 dump: overload springs;
"-yard hydraulic Woods body; excellent
condition; for sale by owner. Call Wis
consin 3163-W. ewes.
DODGE 1895 commercial panel; this truck
Is in perfect condition and has seen very
Is mechanically perfect and will be painted
to suit purchaser: an ideal delivery wagon
that will suit most any type of business;
this truck sold for 1912 Just last year
and this week only can be bought for St65
with an unconditional guarantee. Donohoe
Chevrolet. 1920 M st. NV. District $500
CHEVROLET 1888 de luxe la-ton panel;
motor completely overhauled new dark
green finish with cream panel body for
lettering Al condition throughout: this
week only reduced to $215; Donohoe
DODGE 1885 commercial panel; this truck
Is in perfect condition and has seen very
little use; II has practically new tires. Is
to suit purchaser: an ideal delivery wagon
that will suit most any type Of business;
this truck sold for SSl2 just last year and
TINS week only can be bought for S465.
With an unconditional guarantee. Donohoe
chevrolet. 1920 M st. NV. District $500.
CHEVROLET 1884 157-inch W b.. stake
BODY truck; equipped with heayy-duty To-
ply tires in rear and s-ply In front, this
truck has been thoroughly reconditioned
and Is ready to go into service; uncondi-
tlonally guaranteed: can be bought this
week only at the bargain price of S315
Donohoe Chevrolet, 1920 NJ st. NV. Dis
trict $500.
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PACKARD 1880 4-door sedan: The man
who could afford to buy this car new
could afford TO service it well: in excellent
eeF na1e bn b5nroognout oos and viii be snapped
value for your money in this car Re-
duced to the low price of Sl45 only SO
consin ons @ Motor ,Co; Co.; 2901 NJ st. NV. Open
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terms to suit: II months service the best
guarantee in town. Capitol Motors. 2l6
Pa
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FORD 1888 Fordor sedan in black: pri-
vately owned and carefully driven; low
mileage; tires nearly new: spotlessly clean
inside and out; fine mechanical order;
trade your 1881 Ford. Chevrolet or Ply
mouth as down payment; easy terms, in
cluding our famous Blue Ribbon guarantee
and 30 days po-cost service. Triangle
Ford Dealers. 4th and Fla. ave. ne. Ma
mol
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PACKARD 1885 5passeneer touring sedan.
m9oel "l20": perfect paint. spotiess up
inspect this car compare our price. vo,i
will then realize 1t is \ bargain at S575.
CC e guaranty. Capitol Cadillac CO..
evenings. closed SUNDAYS t ON.
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

AUTOMOBILES WANTED.
CASH FOR YOUR CAR-Highest
prices paid. Superior Motor Cars.
Inc. 1920 18th st. NV. De. 1900.
CASH IN S MINUTES!
II car is paid for will give you
full cash price. Or If not paid for
will pay of balance and give you
cash difference. Decatur 1890.
SEE MIR. BARNES, 1929 18th ST.
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FORD 1885 coupe. in green; finish and in
reconditioned; ali tires excellent; trade
your 1881 Ford. Chevrolet or Plymouth as
down payment: easy terms. including our
days no-cost service. Triangle Ford Deal
ers. 4th and Fla. ave. ne. National 1885.
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FORDS-Late models, payday specials;
'36 Tudor 1897; terms 500 down; '35
cabriolet. S377: terms. S75 down; '34 de
luxe sedan 1927; terms SIS down. How
ard & Kearney. 42O1 Conn. ave. Clev.
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FORD 1898 convertible coupe royalty
series: Windsor" green finish: rumble
seat. built-in radio. many extras; only
S519: terms. Evans Palmer. 14th and L
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

AUTOMOBILES FOX SALE.
BUICK 1886 convertible sedan: beautiful
gray nnish; 6-wheel equipment. radio and
monthly terms to suit. PRY-PAcKARD.
BUICK 1882 cabriolet; new paint new
towr. Capitol Motors. 215 Pa: ave. Sc.
BUICK 1895 5-pass. touring coupe, model
-: large trunk: perfect blue paint, spot
RADIO and heater: here is one clean car:
ias CO. a4pd :t cNpitol Nat sSH6 SsS
BUICK 1885 series SOC Convertible sedan;
Tires, upholstery. finish all like new. Top
p.tn a:s ssik low o1 s:ss :ns
need for, cash he. forced its present owner
to sell at this sedyction; 81 is5; Unusual
st. NV. Decatur 1900.
BUICK 1885 "4s" 2-door sedan. S726. As
green; has had but one owner; is immac-
sna es4. .ns Sli sd II sS
MOTOR s9G co. 1920 14th st. NV. Decatur
BUICK 1885 model 86-C convertible coupe.
on sHs is oe snd s
pear new, rumble seat; low mileage; an
ideal any-weather car at q fine bargain
price; $685. SUPERIOR MOTORS, 1920
14th st. NV. Decatur 1900.
CADILLAC sport de luxe town sedan: ra-
dio perfect care: extremely low mileage;
absolutely perfect every single way; S286,
Atlantic 1887.
CHEVROLET de luxe town sedan. 1899.
forced to sell At once: terms: private own.
er Cleveland 1854. 16'
CHEVROLET 1894 master coupe pay-day
special. $297; terms. S. down. Howard 4
Kearney. 42O1 Conn. ave. Clev. $500. l@s
CHEVROLET 1882 4-door sedan. payday
special. $177. Terms. SIS down Howard
q Kearney, 420l Conn. ave. Clev. $500.
CHEVROLET 1884 coupe; . dandy car Al
reduced price; terms to suit: l9 months
service. the blst guarantee IN town. oApitol
Motors, 216 p. ave. 80,
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title. one owner; SO, 900 miles; bargain.
134l Randolph st. nv. Adams 6764.
FORD 1886 Tudor sedan; new-car appear
ance. performance and reliability: priced
cannot equal. this car anywhere in wash
ington, MARYLAND or Virginia At this price
Liberal termA Owens Motor o.. 1928
FORD 1885 % luxe Fordor touTins ssdan;
trunk. eliD eovers. etc. Unpsual soo4 con.
asIsns.s assItsas eeSE;essS Sie a1', pss;e. '7'' Terms
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FORD 1895. de luxe Fordor sedan; black
all-steel body without = scratch; uphol-
stery clean and shows no wear; tires nearly
new; tiptop mechanically; trade your 1881
ment; easy terms. including our famous
Blue Ribbon guarantee and 80 days no.
cost service. Triangle Ford Dealers. No. 2
N. Y. ave. NV. Natl. 1882. Open evenings.
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PACKARD 1886 convertible coupe: original
black factory finish. radio equipped; also
trunk rack and white sidewall tires: posi-
estate executive; new-car guarantee: Ssh
down: monthly terms to suit. PRY-
PACKARD 5000 Conn.
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eVe1IIIIRS, cIoSed sundays.

PACKARD 1885 super eight 6-passenger
sedan. six wheels. value that we sincere
~ ask you to see and make any COMPARE
son on. tremendous power, the absolute
IN riding comfort and splendid economy
on gas and oil. Call us. we will gladly
SEND this car to you for q thorougt1 dem
onstration. Sold new for S34OO Our
price is 81 ,645. SUPERIOR MOTORS
1920 14th st. NV. Decatur 1900.
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ESSEX late 1891 4-door sedan: black nm
ish. good tires this car far surpasses your
| nomical Transportation: there's many miles
| Of inexpensive driving offered in this car:
! safety tested. Only 500. full price: terms.
Omen eyAx West 2Q7%
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PACKARD 1929 coupe; fine condition and
appearance; genuine bargain at $75. Gull
Station, 1855 Conduit rd
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PLYMOUTH 1884 coach, excellent shape,
S295: terms to suit IL months service
the best guarantee in town. Capitol MO-
tors 21S Pa, ave Sc
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CHEVROLET 1897 dump: overload springs;
2-yard hydraulic Woods body; excellent
condition: for sale by owner. Call Wis
consin :3163-W ewes.
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FORD 1895 de luxe town sedan; trunk
and many extras; motor and appearance
like new; S345; trade and easy terms.
Auto Mart, 2SO5 GeorRia ave. NV.
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PLYMOUTH 1885 coach: gun metal safety
engine; hydraulic brakes; all excellent
tires; priced low. with small down pay
ment and easy terms including our famous
cost service. Triangle Ford Dealers. No. .
N; Y. ave. NV. Natl. 1882. Open eve
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FORD 1895 coupe. with rumble seat;
Washington blue finish nawless: motor
quiet and sound; all tires good for thou
trade your 1881 Ford. Chevrolet or Ply
mouth as down payment; easy terms in
c!udlng our famous Blue Ribbon guaran-
tee and 80 days no-cost service. Triangle
Ford Dealers. 18th and r. I. ave. ne.
National 1886. Open evenings
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PLYMOUTH 1897 de luxe sedan; many
extras: only run 700 miles: owner must
sacrifice, great saving. Mr. Keefe, Evan:
Palmer 14th and StS. NV
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finish: positively only 1000 actual miles;
new-car guarantee; S95 down. $27 month.
PRY-PACKARD 4441 Conn
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OLDSMOB1LE 1885 IS" 4-door sedan;
1920. Radio installed. Luxurious and with
every SAFETY precaution. Solid steel body
ana TOP. SAFETY GLASS THROUGHOUT,
super hydraulic brakes and the important
Ilde staoiiizer II this car interests you,
see US. We may be able to arrange excep,
tlonal TERMS. SUPERIOR MOTORS. 1920
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OLDSMOB1LE 1885 eight-cylinder con-
yertible coupe; S795. Here is = really
handsome car that will attract the right
KIND OF attention. Finished in 4 creamy
tan. RADIO installed. Top and upholstery
IN perfect condition. White sidewall tires
snow very little wear. For vacation driy-
lns TINS car is ideal; S795. Unusual terms
may be arranged. SUPERIOR MOTORS.
132O ] 4th st. NV. Decatur l30n
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PLYMOUTH 1887 convertible coupe: black
finish: Sl36 down. S29 month. PRY-
PACKARD 4441 Conn
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FORD 1887 "s6" de luxe Fordor with
tom has had excellent care; driven only
BY Ford Motor Co. representative; price
reasonable; Call Mr.. B. Crandall, shep.
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metal fnish. an exceptionally clean car
throughout. with very low mileage. in
perfect condition throushout Here is
one Of the best values offered on today S
market: S4e5. Semmes Sales, 4l21 18th
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DODGE 1896 2-door sedan; attractive
blue factory hnish without scratch:
with shatterproof glass all windows: noat-
ing power; hydraulic brakes: all excellent
tires: priced low. with small down pay
ment and easy terms. including our ia
nous Blue Ribbon guarantee and 80 days
no-cost service. Triangle Ford Dealers,
18th and r. l. ave. ne. National 1886.
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1886 Pontioc Co0eh
A magnificent car in perfect
condition throughout. Tires,
upholstery, Duco finish are
splendid. One of the finest
cars we have handled this year.
See 1t. We may be able to
ts4n. :s5n.se s-rn,nn very unusual $595
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fORO 1882 coach; cyl1ndeFs, hne corr
dition, new tires, heater; sacridce, Sl36,
Mr. German. National 7e4O. -
FORD 1887 de luxe sedan: almost brand
new. only run 1000 miles: sacrifice, $3.50:
terms Evans Palmer 14th and l. sts NV
FORD 1881 Tudor; new green met.!lic
tires. runs perfectly; S16b. Pohanka
Service. 1926 goth st. NV. District 9141.
FORD 1880 sport roadster; looks and runs
GOOD; has good tires; S95. Pohanka Serv-
FORD 1885 Tudor; has had exceptionally
fine care By original owner; low mileaEe !;
black fnish spotless inside; tires like new:
S42b. Pohanka Service. 1925 Goth st. NV.
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FYMOUTHS-Late models. payday spe-
cials; 81 sedan, 4-door: S6S7; terms, 500
down; 36 sedan. 4.door trunk. S497;
terms, 800 down. Howard e. Kearney
42Ol Conn. ave. Cleveland 1920 1ls
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CHEVROLET 1884 157-inch W. b. stake
ply tires in. rear and S-ply In front: this
truck has been thoroughly reconditioned
and IS ready to go into service; uncondi-
week only at the bargain price of S:}75.
Donohoe Chevrolet, 1920 M st. NV. Dis
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-pass. Tudor: trunk: model
int: radio: exact MILEAGE,
neW-car condition: 9646. C.
. Capitol Cadillac Co.. 1922
National 5000. Open eve
9undAyk.
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CHRYSLER 1885 80" touring 4-door sedan
original finish like new. excellent tires, and
motor only driven II 900 miles. Here is
your opportunity to secure an attractive
car At fraction of Its original cost.
$50. Semmes Sales. 4l21 18th st. NV.
Adams $500
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-22

an acre, .
 ForGy-one parcels of property stu must 6e purchased to complete the land-hWying for tho highway, Swarts said, When they are purchased, ne estimated the total state cost toS rlRhtS~of~Way at $S,000,000,
 Attorney General Charles J. NC. LaWghlln has ruled that the con troller does not have to approve the deals said, but only to see that the deeds are in proper form, Mclaughlin Claims Out
 Mclaughlin said his ottiee had nothing to do with the prices paid for the property,
 SWNrt1 disclosed the largest pay, ment of the lee was $l9S,2s0 for a New Canaan parcel, owned by An. I toanette IaphAM, WeStport Estates, he, received $lSS,000 for a WeStport tract of slightly more than 2S acres, and SlO0O00 was paid to Rep, stan. lev P, Mead, New Canaan, and swS members of his family, for a as-aere area,
 SwNrA said he had no figures available on the assessed valuation of the property, but 1t was felt that if the investigation went deeper Il was probable detailed explanation
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-22

sIIkhWay Department records. They zKa now working on them"
 lzls report last night, which with other figures will no turned over 70 Governor Gross, was entitled, "a statement of disbursements og tho Merritt Parkway from April l9, 1H31, Co December 2i, tVa7."
 Macdonald Got Mere
 Deputy Comptroller John Dove anid that Highway COmmlsslones John A, Macdonald had received ap. nfUnfintlOns from the legislature of sl,0oO,O0O and eiS,00O to cover pur' ohases prior to the period covered ln che report
 Ultimately swarts hoped to com- nile a complete report Of al rights. af-wAy transactions giving the names of persons or firms From whom the land was bought dates ok purchases and acreAges.
 The Comptroller said only a rnreilmlnary" report had been made and that he anticipated . ruler re-
 Highest Prices Paid
 Among the highest prices paid py the state for rights-of.way were the following:
 0reenwich.-0lenville Power and water Company, Se.Seob acres bought August 10, 1888, tor SlSS,eee,i5. Greenwich --- Estate Georgia I'm" lon Fry, SeO3e acres, bought No' vember 2, 1884, for 9l0OOOO'
 Greenwich - Nellie N, Joyce, ee,0Oo acres, bought October l, ieS%' for ei4e,S00, .,.
 Norwalk - Alvin D, Wadsworta' As.O00 acres, bought April l6, iVSo' for ei07,600. ,
 Greenwich - Greenwich Water Company, 9O4 acres bought August 10, ib9S, for e76,7lS,75.
 Greenwich Mary M Borglum, Stamford, 2S.A4 acres bought June q, 1884, for Se2,600, . Cos cob ,- Mary Y. Miner, lI'sH acres In Greenwich and Stamford bought June 20, 1884, for seo,O00,
 Cos Cob - Fennie B. oouiden,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-22
OOer $, OOO, 900 h U Merritt Highway
CcOnssnued from Paeo n

1 SaO3 acres ln' Stamford, bought oc- koher lB, lo9a, for Sv9,OO0
 oreenwlch-Joseph 3. PlAtk now of New York, S.e acres bought Apru l9. ie3a for Ne9,O00.
 oreenwich-Florence c, Allahen, S,Ol acFes, bought June al, leSs, Tor
 Greenwsch.-Alvan Untermyer, e.2 acres, bought July S1, lsSS Tor 0al, ,e2O.
 Greenwich-Roy M, Jackson and Almlra Rockefeller Jackson, of BEyn NFawr, Pa, lS,l acres bought Jan. % 1888 for SeS,696.
 Another transaction Involving lV.S acres in Greenwich and Stamford was purchased JAn, ., 1883 for $6e,s iS40e from Eunsford P. YAndell and WadsWoeth Q, Howard, both 0l Greenwich, and Hope Yandell Hanger, Richmond, Ky, and Joseph lne Yanden Rennlng, Louisville, Ky,
 The majority of the highest priced purchases were made in the Green wich area, the starting point of the highway which B COnSanuaSE0u Vl the Hutchinson River Parkway al the New York state line and run ming through Fairfield county C Trumbull,
 The purchases included improved and unlmproVed lands,
 Also expected HolnentArily was . "consldentiap report from Stats Public Works Director Robert A Hurley which, the governor said would "toUch on" the Merritt Aigh- way land deals,
 Sa,0aS,4lv.Se Paid Out
 Controller SwArtR announced last night that lee parcels of land werS purchased during the past six year; by Commissioner Macdonald for the Merritt Parkway rights-ot-Way, Ths total purchase price was $A,oAS,AlVSe he said,
 Total acreage was lS0l,0eAA acres the controller announced, thus mak' ing the average price paid for in, proved and Unlmproved land $S,l0'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-22
BIG DAY BEFORE
 CHRTCTMASPARTY
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 will be tRson in charge immediately by the Waterbury ElkB, The trucks will he unioaded ct once and oil Of the food will be divided Into bass kets and, the same afternoon, FTi. day, these baskets will be distributed to all of the worth families whose hones might not otherwise hold any Christmas cheer the next day.
 "UnoIO Harry" Co Dc Boss
 "Uncle Harry" Dc Vorken, of The Democrat, will be the master of ceremonies at the splendid show which is your chance to see all oi the comedy features which Airieri' can children love best: Mickey Mouse, "Our Gang, Donald Duck, And, besides the excellent western" with Buck Jones shooting his way to success, therell Do other enter. tainment you'll not want to miss If the Christmas holiday is going to Dc filled with good things for you.
 Bring your Daddy and Mummy too, because they'll have fine time seeing oil the children having such c happy day before Christmas" They'll laugh, 1t is sure, when they sec the funny Donald playing his pranks, and Mickey Mouse caper' ing through c fullssi2e comedy.
 Santa Claus Spirit
 Santa Claus will be at the show, in spirit, because old Saint Nicholas epltomiyos the sentiment which finds oil the world anxious to help unfortunate neighborS during this Christmas season. You'll be help. ing Santa Claus and, at the same time, helping yourselves to the finest fun you've had since last years party ct Loew-Pol!'s.
 Remember, youngsters: The time b Q o'clock; the place, Loew-Poli theater; the "admission" some ar- ticie of food that you want to give to c poor families table for Christi mas dinner.
 Sec you at Poii's, Friday morn. ing. Tell your friends, too, the ones who might not know about 1t unless you told them. Bring along Daddy and Mummy and oil of your friends. Come early, # you like, and Do sure of getting good seats for your "bunch".
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-22

liyan -ISiirain fcud. Immediately, Fox fired c challenge nt Sullivan in Kiirain'B behalf. When Sullivan ig- nored tho defy becauBe of . broken arm suffered in Q fight with Patsy Cardiff, Fox claimed then title for Kiirain.
 IO6 Rounds to Draw
 As result Of tho publicity, Kilrain fought Jim Smith, then British champion, for tho worlds heavy weight title." The battle was staged at Roucn, France and went l00 rounds before t was halted by dark. iiaesB and called A draw.
 Kilrain returned from Europe ifl c blaze Of glory and again chal- iengcd Sullivan. Tho Boston strong boy" accepted this time. The stake was 9i0,000. The place Richburg, Miss, and thhe Ume July 6, 1880. IL was to Do . fight to the finish with bare knuCkicB.
 Sullivan Won in 7b
 In the last big American fight under London rules, Sullivan won the decision in 7b rounds. Tho y'ox.M Madden -Kilrain group shouted tho equivalent Of I've was robbed" and Kilrain maintained to thee nd that he received Q raw deal, but the decision held.
 Kilrain fought . number Of fights afterWardS, losing to Jim Corbett in six rounds at New orleans Febru- ary 17, 1890, beating tho original George Godfrey Of Boston in Q 44. round glove fight at San Francisco March i3, 1891 and taking on sey. eral others.
 Kilrain'S last fight was Q return bout with Steve O'Donneil at Concy Island, ". r., May c, 1893. The bout was scheduled for 26 rounds. Then 2e. KIlrain fought c valiant battle but he took such . terrific licking that at the end Of tho Fist round, police stepped iD and halter the bout. So ended KilrainB ring career.
 Once 6 hero whose praises werO sung by thousands, Kilrain summed publicity in his last years and toward the end was virtually alone and penpileRs.
 ISjirain leaves two sons, c. Cecil and James, both Of Quincy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-22
JAPAN REMOVES
 BIG COMMANDER

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years tO tie promotion Of aHlity among nations Aiid lived to see the fan0tig treaty confronted with the most serious threat to world peace since tie great WaF,
 Interest Maintained
 Begpil3 Ilig iilhrmities during the past three years, bc followed with keen interest the conflicts along the Mediterranean afId in the Orient, But be retained until the jast bis faith that the treaty would enable hostile nations to ind . means to end War,
 His fiBai public utteraDee was 10 charge Japan Wtth violation 0f the Dl1e-pOWer and Kellogg -BrjaiId pacts, He FeafiiFmed bis belief that peace would prevail atld tbat tbe nations Of cOnfict had the means to avert war,
 "IIiS concern" Attorney Chase said, Twas always for world af. fairs; never for his own precious condition Or the pain he endured" Son Of IIOmeslea1er KeIjOgg was the son Of c h0DleS gteadeF end bad 10 formal edtica- tlOt1 beyond grade school, yet bjs ability won him honorary degrees from six universities,
 He was born ct pOtsdaHS, M Y,, Dec, 22, 106G, When he was tl1tIe hIg parents, ASa 7, and Abigail Billings KejI0gg, moved to z farm bD Otfnstead county, MlntleS0ta,
 Farm work left him only tbree winter months 6 year for school The FemaiHder Of his education Was gjeaped from public library b00ks at3d Iatey In tIle low OtJlce Of M, 4, EIkigOldt, at ROctlesteF, MltIig,
 After adMittatlee tO the Minnesota haY IS 1877 be represented several Iafge corporations tn the tl0Ftbweet Then, tn 1902 I1e accepted appoint. fSent as SDecIaI COungeI for tllA ROverpH1etIt tn prosecution Of tJe paper tYIlSt-One Of the greatest conflicts OE President Tjle0d0ye gOOSVeJtS administration, The eaGs WaE decided tD bIs favor,
 Eleele1 Senator
 He was elected UpIted Gt@Gee senator from Minnesota ip 101g, He served six years esId was appointed ambassador tO tie Court Of et. JanseS iB 1e23 ky President Calvin COOIIdEe,
 When Coolidge WaS ye-eleeted iil f024, IJe recalled Kellogg and formed his cabinet around him aS secretary Of state, KeIl0ggS tenure va tlagJSe by stirring Issues ip Mex- 1eO, 1IcaFaHgtie asId China.
 fIe began tsse groundwork f0g hlt tFeaty 70 years ae0 this month. IIl made OveEteTes to KfnDce a1tel Brand afd suggested . bllatekal waF SeDOnncists01 treaty. HIS pian