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SEVENTH r A G E - TANGAN-
YIKA, ROOM VICE,
PHONE DILLON.

TANGANYIKA turned in
disappointing effort the other day
but the Bedwell trained colt is
reported at tops so let's give
him another chance. ROOM
SERVICE was a beaten favorite
last time out. The mare is worth
consideration. PHONE DIJON
could be third.
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THIRD RACED ROTHY
POMP, IN MEMORY, TYR.

DOROTHY POMP closed a lot
Of ground in her lone 'Graw out
ing and this added distance may
be just what she needs for
visit to the winners circle. IN
MEMORY is consistent and he
should be in the thick of the
scrap. TYR was close up in
recent tries.
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Final for Goithersburq

GaitherSburg A. c. baseball team
closes it's season today in a game at
2:30 on the Gaithersburg High
230 on the Gaithersburg High
School diamond with the Upper
Montgomery County All.etars.
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Albert w. Fox, a District big
gun" in match chess. dropped in TO
play Mckay, while Rapid Transit
Champion Mugridge had recovered
sufficiently from two months i'll
ness TO deliver a smashing attack
against YoSt.
Federal Security trimmed Ar
chives in the third round. 9le-l2
DR.. Carl Farman drew his game
with Epstein of Archives.
The exciting brand of chess that
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CARO- KAHN.
Capital City. 6: Federal Trade |

Capital City. 6; Federal Trade 1.
Seven boards were contested in
the interclub parley between Cap
ltal City Chess Club and Federal
Trade Commission last Wednesday
at GIG Sixteenth street, with the
CAPABILITIES registering six victories
to their adversarys /. Other Four
Cs were present for play. but Fed
eral Trade only produced seven
match players.
Patriarch W B. Mundelle closed
his game with Henry Wixon at
1870 pm, after two hours of easy
chess TEH individual Scoring
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Laurel Results
b. the Associated Press

. ID ti4t ANSpN4dlc Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse $1,000. claiming
/ Mon C Smith 1920 4Jn "a
Brown Twis Wagner 80 81
/ Flag Post Merritt > so
Also rsn-Play Gold Our Dream, Good
/ WINE and Agnes KniFht.
SECOND RACE-Purse ~i1o0: N,
Norm Beach, for 2-year-old flhss Il fur
LLisht o.; Morn Moral " 40 90
DANG Lsdy, Berg 20
Also ran-Kothra and Lons Lane.
THIRD RACE-Purse. - 600. claiming
for i-yesr-olds ana up i mile and 20
yards.
s sTi.b Ts yiy 'B.ecmsno 1850 -" &C."
Jessie GLADYS tShclnelmcrD " TO
Time. As -
Also ran-Dr Bones. Port wales. Can
terup, Domkin and Colorado Ore
DAILY Double Paid S6l.soD
purse $1,000 for 5-AaT-olds and up, 8
~ gO W Is cree, K.6.I man 1880 50 -; 3;
Challamore g. SMITH $50
h s5%'' ~ Wood chopper. eerea,
Abra sion. Court Dance
Milky Wav Farms entry
II. G. BedwellMrs. E. Graham Lewis
entry.
FIFfH RACE-Purse. $1,000 added.
Richard Johnson Handicap: 9-year-oldS;
Is furlonRS
Level Best Robertson 40 800 30
M Msdlsf i1ls t tRrfrho ll@o ! 20 20
Time, I:lni5
Also ran--a Hard Jester. Nssca. Little
Beans Misty Meadow, Curious Com and
Mrs E. Graham Lewis-Breckinridge
Long entry.
SIXTH RACE-PurSc, 81 500: claiming:
f0r 3-year1olds and up. i. miles
Sun Aitesse ,ShelhsmeD 500 800
| Torv Steel wagner $40
Time, ! '467s.
Also neutrality-suspicious., General Novice
and Hypocrite.
SEVENTH RACE-Pursc. 81 600. claim
ins. for 4-year-olds and up: IA miles
Alsang Berg $50 $50 30
Corum Roy 100 80
Malano &c SMITH $50
Also ran.Brustisert. Nancy MAJ. Five
! 0 Five, Balapin, Fire Ball. william V. ana
/ Bright Chance.
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@ Che 3 s.
By PAUL ]. MILLER.

When the various high school chess clubs convene
Parksde the fall
the ntehgh Chess Association retiring Pres
nterhigh District championship medals
individual champion OF
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SIXTH RACE A NJ A GED
GOODS, CHATTED, RAISE

MAG ED GOODS has
trimmed some of the swiftest
fillies in training and she appears
to have this affair at her mercy.
CHATTED came from far back
to register his last win and right
off that is dangerous. RAISE UP
should be with the pace for the
entire trip.
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Norrogonsett Results
B. The Associated Press.

| b the Associated Press.
FIRST ,RAcE-PurSe.. 81 900: claiming;
copin tPriss shu up iI Is 90 I Sn %
Hittie (Tayiorl 10 So
| Cleaning Time Uedlinskn 400
Also ran|ciocks, Gayova. 1solene Sep
time, Wise Shine. Mess. Dinna Do and
| Wise Decision.
SECOND RAcE-Purse. $1,000: claim
NsT5y ems .on 1880 sa g
Perlette MAY 4cO
Also ranDEpitsph Solar Topi Laurana
Lyon. The Jurist. sauawker: sunabell,
DAILY Double paid S?96l0D
3-year -olds and up: q furlongs..
Sun Antioch tGross $50 $50 $40
Peon Perez 100 400
Whisper CONNOLLY $50
Also ran. Jackinthebox, Njpantuck;
Some Good Sound Wave. Count Cotton and
anc coE syearoids: fuTlonss tehute5 0N
Bull Brier wv Taylor 40 $50 $50
Dawn Portage ,Crais, $40 go
Also ran-Chance Yen Lovely Dawn
Misty Quest and General Jack.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: allow
ances: 3-year-olds: furlonss tchute)
DEMOS Fsrreln 900 go 800
Master Key Connolly $50
Also ran-Be Prepared. finder Gal Va
linda Jack, Buraoo Trail and One o
ren.
SIXTH RACE-The Governors Handicap;
purse, $500 added; 3-year-ods up; 70
miles.
XiscOunty Pariso, 4.3O $40 go
Yale o Nine ,Craie) 100 $50
Burning Stick tTaylor) go
Also ran-Sun Dodser. Gilded KNIGHT
Counterpoise. Dolly Val, Napier Tandy and
Harp Weaver.
SEVENTH RACE-The Endurance Test
purse. $1,000; claiming; 3-year-olds up
Enimrac e lMcRoberts 900 40 $40
Old Maid Emery 800
Also ran.GAipi. Little Banner, Scout On.
Dark Zeni and Country Cousin.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, 81 OOo; claim
Ing: 3-year-olds and up; miles.
| Anahuac tCorbett $40 40 40
Kurdistan Farrell $50 ?-lo
Papa Jack Emery $40
Also ran-stsr Marvel Miss Dolly Kay,
Discourse Damica, Blue Fang. Guyencourt.
Easter Holiday, Otnah Desmond and
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FIRST RACE-SUN TRIAD,
YANKEE PARTY, ROUGH
NEWS.
SUN TRIAD is on the eligible
list but If the youngster is able to
60 postward he should win as
his rider pleases. YANKEE PAR
TY has a fine speed and the son
OF Bostonian may be charging
fast In the late stretch. ROUGH
NEWS could coaplete the payoff.
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WHITE MEN.
White to PLAY and Mate in I've Moves.
Solution for No. 267. a direct mate in
five moves: / Ok 0xQ: Kt-Kt1. Blk
; XXI BXP: 4 R-Btch. Or this ] @
k. GxQ; > Kt-Kt7. BXKt: 2 PxKtch. KIP
Kt-B7ch There are other mating lines,
Solution for No 26s is not a. dificui'
as The ore contrived by G. Heathcote OF
KinEswear England. in problem No. o6t
E H Shaw OF South Harrow. EnEland
> R-Bl P-B5: R-Kl Key-move II l
R-R4 with several other mating SEQUENCES.
Shaw captured frst prize with his three
mover No ..6a. which appeared in The
Evening Star October - The solution
/ Q-O4 r B5)xo: . Kt-05ch. II o-24
RtQ6lXQ. Kt-Kt4ch. Yes. there ar
other variations OF the mate. but 1 0-o4
is the key.
October 4 lp4dD
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5-OPlay, Royal Edict, Flying Jane
@Chatted. War Beauty. Boss Hoss.
Gross Plenty, Room Service,
Phone Dion.
8+Red Label. jolly Flag, Golden
Vein.
Best bet-Chatted.
Laurel Consensus East.
By the Associated Press.
barrymore, Sun Triad, Christ
mas-Lewis entry
2-Carls Choice. Bafiler, Judges Bid.
3-Nijinsky. Conville, James Pal.
4-Greek Jurist. Tamil, Flying Easy.
5-Thorn Apple. Glorious Time.
Jenne D'Arc.
6-Chatted. War Beauty, Damaged
Goods.
7-Gross Plenty. Room Service, Try
state.
8-Golden Vein, jolly Flag, Ann
Novice.
Best bet-Barrymore.
Jamaica Fast.
BY the Louisville Times.
1-Jacopus. Cheestraw. Peterborough
2-Ruhgi, Big Fire, Chattergal
3-Snow Moon. Cadenza, Wake.
4-Allenjay, City Talk. Cross Coun-
try.
st. M. Dorset. Roman Flag, Joe
Schenck.
6-Millshow. Merry Morn, Dicty
Step.
7-Conhado, One Jest, Sweepalot.
Best bet-Confiado.
Jamaica Consensus.
By the Associated Press
kiosk, Cheesestraw, Powdered
Heels.
2-Mill River, Rufigi. Cousin Nan.
3-Cadenza, Bellarmine. Zero Hour.
4-City Talk. Cross Country. Tedder.
5-Golden Voyage, Joe Schenck. T.
NJ Dorset.
6-Dicty Step, Canape, Creepy
Mouse.
7-Confado, Sweepalot, One Jest.
Best bet-City Talk.
SportSman's Park (FasN.
Ry The Louisville Times
Calculator, Eternal Wave, Ferry
boat.
Bill Bill, Edith Greenock Come
angetit.
Tllinoic Ton, Mice
Coed.
Any Town, Happy Khayyam, Gay
Elf.
5-Designer, Jayfcee, Imperial
Jayna.
6-Molasses Bill, Knee Deep Saw
tar.
7-Cheick Rama. Towson, Coma
raderie
8-Count Tetrarch, Carlsbad, Rare
Ben.
9-Peter Pumpkin. Moon Robber,
Swap.
Best Molasses Bill.
SpOrtsman's Park Fast.
By th- Chicago Daily Time
Trim Stopper, Eternal Wave.
Maystick.
Jones, Am On Rye, Town
Lace.
COED, Wrinkle, Illinois
Tom.
Gay Elf, Joan T, My Town,
5-Jayfcee, Arched, Designer
6-Beau Do, Tacheone. Knee Deep.
Brown Ben, Buyer Beware, Tow
son.
8-Count Tetrarch, Playmay, In
scomira.
g. Substitute Racel-Wing Myth,
Moon Robber, Bena Bane.
Bet bet-Jayfcee.
Rockingham Fast.
By the Louisville Times.
l-Advancer, Henryels Pick. Whis-
kolo.
PROUD Lass More Sir. Set.
3-Bright Arc. Lost Gold, Battle
Won.
4-Mattapony. Stalagmite, Guitar.
Newark, Repeller.
6-Black Legion, Go Home, The
Fighter.
Cave Hill, Catomar.
8-Sun Fighter, County Bond, Sickle
Bill.
9-Wachoo, West Acre. Bright Mark.
Best bet-Black Legion.
Rockingham Fast.
9, the Associated Press.
Sun Girl. Pirata Argos.
Erect, Set. Ecopan.
Trip, Battle Won, Cloudy
Night.
Mahlette. Erech.
5-Newark. Josies Pay. Tenulac.
6-Black Legion. Charitable, The
Fighter.
Fencing. Sure Miss.
S-Sun Fighter, County Bond,
Sickle Bill.
Substitute Race)-West Acre,
Bright Mark. Wahcoo.
Best bet-Newark.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-06

Russians are credited with playing
is definitely exciting" as this game
from Sovietland shows:
RUY LOPEZ.
6IdFk
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FIFTH RACE-FLYING JANE,
THORN APPLE, LITTLE
KISS.
FLYING JANE won at MARIA
gansett and at Arlington. The
daughter of Flying Heels has
trained well since arriving at
Laurel and she may score at
the first asking. THORN APPLE
has sharp early foot and could
be hard to overhaul. LITTLE
KISS could be third,
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Rossvun's Comment
Selections for Fast Track at Laurel

BEST BET-DAMAGED GOO]
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BY the ASsoci 4 Press.

NINTH SUBSTITUTE RACEiPurse.
800; claiming, 3-year-olds and up; Z
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SECOND RAcE-Purse. $1,000; 3-year-
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Jamaica Entries
For Tomorrow

By the Associated Press.
e FIRST RACE-Purse, 81 200: claiming.
9 wear -nlds: & furlnncs
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THIRD RACE-Purse. $500: claiming;
year -olds: 4 furlonss.
Chocolate Maid tLotu'o) 1900 so 40
RocerS Bov Fadsi $40 $50
1mpenetrable ,Adams) 80
Time. 1913.
Also ran-Vain Grove. Joan T, Hi Carl
and Art of War
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Put Cracks Belmont Record to Capture Inaugural New York Handicap
Racing Selections
For Tomorrow
BY the Louisville Times,

BY the Louisville Times.
Laurel Fast.
l-Christmas entry, Largo Mint
Fritz Edward.
2-No selections.
3-NijinSky, Dorothy Pomp, In
Memory.
Greek Jurist, Marian, Happy
Hunting.
5-OPlay. Royal Edict, Flying Jane
@Chatted. War Beauty. Boss Hoss
Gross Plenty, Room Service,
Phone Dion.
8-Red Label. jolly Flag, Golden
Vein.
Best bet-Chatted.
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Sports
QUESTIONS
Answered

Have you sports question you
want answered? Write your ques-
ton clearly, sign your name and
address and mail your query to
Sports Fan Question Man, Sports
Service Bureau, The Waterbury
Democrat, 1913 18th street, Wash
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postage stamp for personal reply.
Don't telephone: write as directed.
q. Who gets credit for the put
out in baseball when a base-runner
is declared out for being hit by
a batted ball?
A. The fielder nearest to the ball
at the time of the occurrence.
Q. Which horses did EDITH
CAVELL beat when she won the
Pimlico Cup Handicap in Novem-
Der, 1928?
A. There were nine starters in
the race which was run on Novem-
Der IA, 1928, and they finished in
the following order: EDITH CA
WE'LL ID, DISPLAY ca, HY-
DROMEL 90, ROCKSLIDE az,
ROCKSLIDE "a. GENIE (5), SIR
HARRY CO.., PYGMALION Cd,
ENDLESS CD. LAME co..
@. When did Jim Corbett. for
mer worlds heavyweight boxing
champion, die?
A. February Is, 1888.
@. In the card game, Casino, If
both players reach q on the same
deal. how do the points score out?
A. In the following order: Cards,
spades, Big Casino, Little Casino,
aces and sweeps. If the aces have
to decide it. they score in the order
Of spades, clubs, hearts and dia-
nonds.
Q. what is Joe Medwick's ma
tionality7
A. American Of Hungarian des-
cent He was born in Carteret. N.
j.
Q. Who won the international
lifeboat race Of commercial ships
crews In 1885?
A. The race. held September IL.
1885. was won by q crew from the
italian liner conte al savoia.
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This is to give notice that I,
John Waiculonis, of 1876 Congress
Ave-. Waterbury, Conn.,, have filed an
application dated July 29th, 1910,
with the. Liquor Control Commission
for q Tavern Permit for the sale OF
alcoholic LIQUOR on the premises, 7S5
business Is owned by John Waicu-
lonis, OF 1876 Congress Ave-, Water
bury. Conn.,. and will be conducted
by John Walcuionls, OF 1876 Congress
ave., Waterbury. Conn.,, as permfttee,
JOHN WAICbLoNIs.
Dated July 2eth. 1910. 7.3i--s-7
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This is to give notice that I,
Anthony Rocco Diorio, of $40 Wash
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filed an application dated July 23rd,
1910, with the Liquor Control Com
mission for a Full Restaurant Per-
nit for the sale of alcoholic liquor
on the premises, 231 Bank ST., Wa
terbury, Conn. The business Is own
ed by Rocco Diorio, of $40 Wash
ington Ave, Waterbury, Conn, and
will be conducted by Anthony Rocco
Diorio, of $40 Washington Ave.,
Waterbury, Conn.,, as permittee.
ANTHONY ROCCO DIOR1O.
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the Liquor Control Commission for
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and will be conducted by John Jen-
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Conn.,, as permittee.
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ENGLISH BEATS BURKE

Charley English. the s'underdog"
In his amateur pocket billiard match
with Johnny Burke. the amplifier
expert, came through nicely last
night at the Wooster. when he
turned IN q rs 10 50 victory In the
current tournament.
Tonight, Charley Boldyoh ana
william Evans are paired IN q 10
point match scheduled for starting
~ 9 o'clock.
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Y nUyUrrS nm n unWnU W TIT n

This is to give notice that l.,
Simon Frank, of Feldspar Ave,
Beacon Falls, Conn.,, have filed an
application dated July 10th, 1910,
with the Liquor Control Commission
for a Druggist Permit for the sale
of alcoholic liquor on the premises,
100 Main ST., Beacon Falls, Conn.
The business is owned by Simon
Frank, of Feldspar Ave-, Beacon
Falls, Conn.,, and will be conducted
by Simon Frank, of Feldspar Ave,
Beacon Falls, as permittee.
SIMON FRANK.
Dated July 29th, 1910. 7-31-S-7
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the Liquor Control Commission for
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alcoholic liquor on the presFises, IA
North Leonard ST., Waterbury, Conn.
The business is owned by John Alex
andravice, of $40 Bank ST., Water
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ST., Waterbury. Conn, as permittee.
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filed an application dated July 20th,
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mission for a Druggists Permit for
the sale Of alcoholic liquor on the
premises, 2 Congress Ave, Water
bury, Conn. The business is owned
by John William Bender, of 1888
Highland Ave-, Waterbury, Conn,
and will be conducted by John Will
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Waterbury, Conn, as permittee:
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This is to give notice that I,
william ]. Rochon, of 46 Avalon
Circle, Waterbury, Conn, have fled
an application dated July oath. 1910,
with the Liquor Control Commission
for Druggist Permit for the sale
of alcoholic liquor on the premises,
42s Willow ST., waterbury. Conn.
The business is owned by William
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terbury, Conn, and will be conduct
ed by William ]. Rochon,. of 423
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WILLIAM J. ROCHON.
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Additional Sports
VIII Jockey Club
PayD Meade Fine!
BY DAN. PARKER

MEADE darling Of the Jockey Club has been nned So
where Don has been easing his mounts with the greatest Of ease on
Maybe those Saratoga officials don't Wait till the
Jockey Club tells them thing or two and they'll be soyl
performed Redln nag which
as s R Empire CITY, that Mead.
BIN ridden By Eddie . n1s s The oS RTna Se
same horses iayor finished
By players paid
repeatedly ArcarO riding him that day. too
Monday when Meade ssssd up on Re DIM the winner wa:
% though allowed peeT finished in dead heat
Little Risk for place.
Don was supposed him the
Jockey committed mhat would
SUFFICIENT jockeys maed for life gave him license to
had
thing lassferaderay made matter
s1 b o 5 o hG S
this occasion.
operating surreptitous
Gpg s te ssoe aaa b was e Y scts The
asne Gays n@n0's Ne" YORK was s' sASf "s
being small community which the racing crowd
their customers the when the morning line
sharp drop the handle.
the bokes responsible Saratoga can't
M the has manner 70 wo the @ @ Of the state
Dngan father Of the pariuue bill chance to before the
mind That license granted York City
Flushing Saratoga
memory like its founder Congressman John MOrsey the buyDoy
statesman.
BERNSTEIN the judges the Overln
his Sunday column the following fgh
New Yorks of writers invitation attend the
portaion treated like
introduced with fanfare celebrities
returned this exuant hospitality with traditional gratitude
expected beating Broadway
albL So the judges upbraided called robbers etc."
Bernstein!
bill didn't drinks
dinner for which have paid
working
obligated
1t instead Of the it?
with the decision the
there the after the
stein blush when that the
Wel I'll bet Mike Bernstein
it to Soose but trust Mike"
speaking assuming
Of the other New York writer's uuthfuy
don't have the slightest interest either Overn
fights in the
sonatey To Soo Scranton
Ove the Washington boy New
just two named Sebastian participating
But who thinks he knows much boxing
OF the officials handled this fight
that the covering boxing
party in Scranton last Wednesday night
KingF eafure Svndic
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Conn, and will be conducted by
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Waterbury, Conn, as permittee.
WILLIAM PETCHLOCK.
Dated July 30th, 1910. 7-S1-S-7
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DUSTY SOFTBALL

Benrus and Plume-Atwood teams
Of the Industrial eoftball league
were easy winners OF games played
last night, Bsnrne defeating papef
BOX ~ 10 8 and the PA lads win
ninq q I 10 2 decision over ths FAR
rel Aneinsrs.
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NEVER TOO LATE"

Mrs. Rose TaubeIe. 'Be-year-oid
New York who reached the ma.
tionel indoor championship quar-
tersffnaIs last year, took up the
gae Of tennis when she was ~.
Was forfysfour.
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CITY DENTAL LABORATORY
I6l East Main St. Dial S-66S6
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CADILLAC
GUARANTEED USED CARS
1899 Oldsmobile Tour. Sedan
1888 Odds "6' Touring Sedan
1887 Cadillac Club Coupe
1885 Hudson Conv. Coupe
1887 Oldsmobile Door Sedan
1887 DeSoto 4 Door Sedan
1887 LaSalle 4 Door Sedan
1882 LaSalle Sedan
1882 Buick Sedan
1885 DeSoto Sedan
1887 Studebaker Coupe
1888 Ford Tudor Sedan
1885 Studebaker Sedan
Also Many Others from $25 Up
Cadillac, LaSalle, Odds
504 WATERFOWL Ave. Dial 5-114a
Also-379 w. Main st. Dial 5-031s
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SO Buick DIR. TT. Sedan, heater
80 Chevrolet Sport Sedan
80 Chrysler 4 DIR. tr. Sedan, R & H
80 Chrysler 4 DIR. tr. Sedan, heater
81 Chrysler DIR. tr. Sedan r & H
80 De Soto 4 DIR. tr. Sedan, heater
SO De Soto 4 DIR. tr. Sedan, r g. n
81 De Soto 4 DIR. tr. Sedan, r d H
81 Dodge 4 DIR. tr. Sedan, heater
SO Ford Sedan, radio and Heater
81 Packard 4 DIR. tr. Sedan, R q H
80 Plymouth DIR. tr. Sedan
80 Plymouth Bus Coupe, heater
81 Plymouth DIR. tr. Sedan, r 81 II
81 Studebaker Sedan, heater
81 Pontiac Sedan, heater
Many other guaranteed used cars
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VIRGINIA BEACH 81 days, 1910
including ship and meals. Also lor-
ger tours everywhere at low rates.
Hotel reservations arranged every
where. No service charge. Travellers
checks and baggage insurance. Sher-
man Griner, IA Bank st. 4-466T.
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WANT TO BUY GOOD SLIGHTLY USED FURNITURE? CONSULT
HEADING NO. Sc EVERY DAY FOR BEST VALUES
rsrsonAn

CONvALEsCENT ~ Chronic, elder
~. diabetes, invalids. Licensed
nursing. Cedar Mt. Convalescent
Home, Thomaston, Conn. Tel. 1875.
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IDEAL - Building lots, reasonable.
AL improvements. Bus service.
Frank Cuba. 3-O59O.
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80 Buick Cow. Coupe ........ $18s
"a Chevrolet Cow. Coupe 80. $22s
OUELLETTE MOTORS, II Jefferson
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Building Lots For Sale


mice LEVEL LOT"
Restricted Locality - Reasonable 49,
Handy to Scovills. Terms. Tel. 4-0612
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Automobiles
NeuD Car Dealers

Auto and Truck Dealers
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Employment
Men Wanted

MALE ATTENDANT
for invalid man. Apply at 324 East
Main st.
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8 Autos and Trucks For Sale

1899 Plymouth Deluxe Sedan
1887 Oldsmobile 2 door Sedan
NOES AUTO PARTS. Dial 1929