New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 2, 1928, Page 7

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It is expected that N the tmprovement commitive will Berlin News | v oo o Lot great interest. Plans concerning S e —emem=—=——— | th¢ picnic to be held August 18 will |also b d It s eapected S | that there will be a lurge attendage: lat the medting Biiers | | Mroand Mes Charles Auderson jand Mrs. MeNeil of Kensingion have returned howe after spending a HUTMUNTRY’W h |l Youngsters Arvive [or Happy' e oo s o s . | % gt Mrs, and Mres, Edward Mic | mobil Mury Sumith of Omaha, Neb., for & fow days. Mrs, Rosenberger is Mrs., New Britain Boy Released Under Micha ster and Mrs, Siith is her mother Heavy Bonds—Meeting of Berll yonhay Mre, Mieh Sk Granse Next Tucsduy—Reglstrars | 1000 DOT BUGSs With Tncheon wnd : [bridge, The prizes were won by Miss 15 Meut At Dot Slal. | Bernice Michaels and ser A hiappy 1oL of Joungsters arrived | Mowturs of the Kensinglon com- in Kensington und Bast Berlin yos- munity are invited by Rev, 1. K Bt oSSR R 0 e is I | AdKins of the Kensington Methodist Uhe guests of loeal people under the |! ‘h)””!; (0 2 iend tre v i rys auspices of the New York City |13 there this cvening at 7:50 Frest Air fund. The children are 2¢10°K. A bricf discussion will be the gusst of Mr. and Mrs, 7, (Biven on the subject. “The Hill-top Lewis, Mr and My W, Wiltiams, | ! Phe oftering will be given to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gulong, My, |t Netman fund and Mrs. John Frank and 1 and Kensington Nine (o Play Mrs, L. . Adkins of the Kensing-' The All-Kunsirgton baseball feam v MG ifGala v witl travel 1o Manchester tomorrow In o talk with a Herald reporter CVeNiNg 10 meet the team of that one liitle girl spoke in glowing |1OWN in o twilight game. The bat- terms of her happiness. She said 11015 @ regular seheduled Connecti- that she came from a family of four ¢t State league game. Manchester and was lucky that she was chosen I8 leading the luague ut the present ARITHMETIC TRIPS UP MAN CAUGHT IN RAID (Continued from First ¥ that e had sold liquor, b Page) Plainville News AERIAL MAPS SHOW FAULTS IN LAYOUT Buildings Over Line, Twice- Used Street Names Found T0 REPORT ON MARKERS Town Line Signs to Be Inspected By Store Being Moved Again—Men's Chamber—Bacon's Wear Shop Many defects in the the outskirts and numerous discrep. ancics in other phases of the geogrii- phy of the town are being discovered by the workers engaged in revalu- ing local property, these errors showing up markedly on the fine set of acrial maps which has been pre. in half in somie cft front porches As for street es and n others. names which are duplicated, these are frequent. In lition to the Woodiord avenue Which runs past the Trumbull fac- tory there apprars to be another one only a few hundred rds to the south of it off A dia avenue. Park street runs south from Maple, but another one of the same found turning off Whiting neur ! Hanson’s factory. A Tomlinson av- | cnue exists in Mountain View in ad- dition to the one off Last street, here are two Fairbanks wvenues and duplicates of other nanies. Cross street’” has heen designation in almost the town. One developinent located shadow of Hunsct rock 1 out with no entrance, there being no thoronghfure connecting its streets with those of the rest of the town These diserepancies ctions of the town where the ts have net yet been aecepted will undoubted b corrected town tales them over, port On Markers et of minrk name is used us a very part | in the has heen exist) mainly and fwhen the To W A report en the sl to Close—RBaseball Game Tonight. | layout of | > | 1ools, various real estate developments on | fopping | while | of | ! business for about a year, i the fast Simsbury team to play here Miller and Derazio will work for the Temcos. Much interest in the game is ex pected because of the Businessmen's cffort 10 get out their old team for GARFIELD SAYS LAWS 4n “old timers' night.” An attack of boils will deprive them of the services of Shortstop Ralph “Zip™” Thrall, but 1 his pluce the manage- ment expects to use George “Rabbit” e Ferber. the sensational new infielder | turbed. Today the voters of thc from the moose country of Maine.|United States must know what our Ferber is by all odds the most con- | candidates tor the presidenial office | scientious player and hardest work- | thiuk concerning respect for law and er in the league, and iIf worry did |fair play to all within our bordcrs, not keep him awake last night he is|or whatever class or condition. expected to put up a stellar exhibi- | These questions wltimately touch our tion. relations with the peoples of other | Store to Close countries and we ought thercfore to | The Men's Wear Shop, located in|insist on knowing the minds of the new Sequassen building on West | those seeking public office concern- Main street. will be closed in about |ing forcign relations. a month. The store, conducted by| The opening program called for Harold Birnbaum. has been doing |an address of welcome by Dr. Har- ry A. Garfield, chairman of the in- | Chautauqua Program stitute and president of Williams Today s “Shakespeare Day” at the i college, and a talk on modern Tur- chautauqua at the camp ground. |key by Halidededib Hanum. one of I'resident Truman J. Spencer spoke | that country’s leading feminists. | this afternoon on “Shakcspeare's{ The series of debates, lectures und | and at 8 o'clock tonight he [addresses will continue throughout (Continued from Kirst Fage) . | and Business Place I Closed (WATER MAINS INSTALLED {Work Wil Be Completed This i Week-End—City From \acation—Boxing Bout Re- SHOULD BERESPEETED ) mCymoon WaN LISTED MISSING Nicholas Mastras Not Located cor ™ wecs “rom Oficinls sults—Rascball Game—Rricls Bristol, Aug. 2— The r taurant on Back | fast rounds to & draw. Jack Sharkey of Waterbury { knocked out John O'Brien of Tor- rington in the third round. Eddie | Ryan of Waterbury won the de- cision in his three-round hout with | Fred Jones of Torrington. They | were matched at 114 pounds. Young Mendes of Bristol defeated Young Rasso of Bristol by a decision {in their three round bout at 112 | pounds. Another card is being arrunged day night at | Muzzy field. Wi ain Installation This weck-end will see the com- pletion of the work of installing the new water mains made necessary by the building of the new BRristel- Thomaston road. The last remsin- ing section of main will he con- nected at the junetion of Park and Divinity strect and a period of low water pressure may be expeeted throughont the city over the week- end. particularly in the higher sec- tions. The work to be done Satur- day and Sunday will be the last of ) | three similar installations, the work in e r ry heing done over the will give a recital on “The Taming | the month. Members are gathered |V hecls known as the Quality Diner | G G070 FEG T I8 E0T consump- of the Shrew.” from many states. {at No. 212 North Main strcet, has|tion is at its lowest and thercfore The program will continue tomor-| New York leads with fifty wen- |y, i S o I of T row with the regular classes and re- | hers and Massachuseits s sccond |y queutation s rife as fo the | fonce o e coneamer. hearsals. with thirty-eight. Among the | whereabouts of ~ the proprictor.| A of 1his work Simsbury Nine Booked 5 Manager John Guiden of the All- Plainville bascball team has secured pations of the membership tors predominate numerically there also are present army but | and cation of the people in international |, affairs. Manager Ames of Simsbury has ! sent the following line-up to Mana- S “Vucieon. | PULITZER SAILS FOR pluced upon the groups of the he a- 1 Nichol s Mustrus. While no attachmer partments of the on responsihl restauran company. the shift in working hours of eortuin | y night cmployes it h e ane have for the lessening of nor is it has been made due to the cutting down Ie between the junetion 1 Divinity streets and ssary the gr of Park u ! | of e L T navy officers, authars and cditors.{yoiicved by some that the propric- | e s ety iy PENL oiounlasatad simest in e | Sunday afternoon sgainst the locals. | business men, clergymen, and Mis- | or iy heayily involved financially R e T ol b e twice and cren oftener, and coen | HRSBUEY gave the Plainvilie nine 8 |atongries membors of the dIpIONIATI {jormier | ahithes of the place prafess | Tnimel Waten depnrtroent that e one group of streets with no outlet | '2d Walloping over in the h'm“"i. and \aopaylun seriiee,” iy ers. to have foresecn tie closing down | (wa trunk line mains. through which have been found. home town l-asl year, and t z.lorah‘uxrf-n and physicians, e of the business in the near (UtUre |11 of the city water flows, was ver In the various developments fn|T¢ Ut for revenge. ";'"" peialso Wonwtrynive l""”; e tional onaid|due to & constant (ali Off I neur the surface, and with the 1a the Mountatn View section the maps | SCEFiined vo\_.«tunlr‘ or 1A’uvr\_»~v»'m national and fntomations) iecon |y A lurge proportion of the jng of the new concrete highwa Show: many housss avhight ane oves| o doreat e o fest Bus el il he e ",:‘l' Teniviny jtrade came - from employes of the [it hecame necossary to lower the the strect lines, the fnked lines on | 32Y 8¢ “'.: ":,“_’ ey 2 kAl ol b ‘,mr,”:;'""’ T T | New Depurture Mg Co. and the in- | mains to the proper dpth. In order I ime:aps outting the hpbsed wimostil iors o7 RUNIY SRR TSGANLIENCONDE, | purposs Of ithoymstilite s +|stallation of restaurants in eertain | 1o do this with the least possible in- 1| convenien entirely new msins 2id along this section of the and were connected in with existing ma at vither end. Hanlex, 1b g the husiness, S0 great was the cufting dewn of 2h; Kolowski. Munigle, E RoPE wn“ Hls BRIDP Jt was said today, (hat Mastras the roadway at ene point. that the of; Curties Jiggers, and Karr, p. U S| made & deal with an automobile | first trunk line main to he laid by Notes owner of his acquaintance. to tak Julia €. and Mattie C. Johngon of Plainville and Christine J. Cowles of 'armington Fire Destroys Many Virst Faitions ¢ Rold two ucres of W Is Home After He to Alviw W s Mome & {him to closing time hen the driver Middictown after the last Sunday appearcd, the water departmetn. was foynd in usual [ the embankment at a level consid- night. but erally higher than the roadway. Musiras More Tax Delinquents land en Farmington road failed to show up, The theory has| ver hefore in the history of the I. and Helen R, Cotton of Plainville, Boards Ship. been advanced that Mastras has overnment, has such a vigor- The regular school board meeting zone 1o some hospital for an opera- aien to round up the clu- was omitied last night There willl Ncw York, Aug. 2 ---Ralbh iion for appendicitis, as this action lodger, heen condueted as e note until September | Pulitzer. president und editor of thu ;9 heen contemplated by bim for |is in procoss at the pressni time Por-onals W York World. was bound forlsome time. . 1 discassed the Many of the personal tax delin- Mr. and Mrs. Fred D. Hastings of | Europe toduy aboard the Hneripossinility of closing the restaurant |quents have heen haled into court Ktrong Court returncd last night | Aquitunia with his bride the tormer fiuring the time of his occupaney of and a cost asses ed which hasx been jafter spending scveral days on Cape | Margaret — Leech, novelist and (he hospital following his operation, | considerably larger than the ftax it- Cod. biographer. | hut it was learncd that thought of |elr, hut tax warrants in large num- that was not so. Some of the que: s to be placed at the town line itions arked of him were understand- ! alonz the main roads will be made | alle but others were not. and when [at the meeting of the Chamber of | prices were mentioned ho had - i Commerce directors this evening and tended o convey fhe' Information ' isns tor such siens Wil bo sube that he had hought, rather than miited for Iispection. The suggest- sold, the liquor. {ed markers are eonercte posts with Prosecuting Aftorney Woods re-iiron tops. Tointing toward the culled Scrgeants MeCuc and O'Mara ) Plainville side of the line is an arm und they said they had no trouble [so marked, with another carrying to come here, The girl stated that lime while Kensington has won a she never had the opportunity to |WAJority of its games in the jast sce so mnch green grass, pretty | Month is should malke the gume flowers and trees before. She sald @ banuer attraction and n large that she was glad to escape the ter- CTOWd is expected rific heat of New York city. Play Su(urday When asked how hot it was in| With the County “Y* pennant Now York she replicd that it was Safly won the Kensington Trisngles 1y hot” every dauy. There Iwill travel to Manchester Satur, no shady places in New York, 1o meet the H nd pPark nine, | . and she and her brothers and The Manchester aggregation is nt s were foreed fo sit in the dark [ the bottom of the league but have hallways in order to cscape the sun. |booked the game with the locals in Everything is so swonderful in herfan attempt to down the prond new residenes and surroundings leader The Triangles are more that she has no time to feel lone- than confident that they will swarp some and only regrets that the rest the Manchester te: m. Practice will of her brothers and sisters were not | be held this evening. s fortunate as she was. | Arrangements are being made hy Yosterday the wivl saw o cow and [ the managenent of the locals to si.. #aid that it was the first one that cure a serfes with some City league she had ever seen on= hut that she | tcam of New Rritain, recognized it at ence from picturcs | R that <he had seen 10 A v group ot children moeri- Most. of the children visiting heve !y, s of the Junior I o are very young. heing between the aohodist chur jonrneyed to b «‘_vm of four and six. They ave the orq yesterday afternoon and r:}lrh'" of necdy families and are!ug y ‘Loat ride down to Middletown afford this ch: te gt fresh it oy tff ceamer Hartford. The chil- ,“w] good eatah very «\xnllvu dren were under the supervision ot throngh the Kindness of the New Mrs. A York Fresh Air fund and the hos Mrs, ¢ Bynon entertained a pitable people in Connecticnt oup of friends at a Juncheon ut Case Continned One Week At a special session of the Berhn town court held last ning at the Town hall, the case of Louis Squil- laciots 16 Maple strect, New Rritain. charged with a statutory offense princi faple Crest pliment this afternoon in com- to Mrs. W. M. Darwood of Yonkers. N. Y., who is her acation guest. Guests were present from Middletown, Cromwell, Fast Berlin nd other adjacent towns. f in \\hvr:h the 4| Miss Marion Potts is enjoying a Kensington resident, was continued | vacation with relatives in Plainville for & week. Rquillaciote was arrest- | for the week, ed Tue v evening hy Serzeant | AMiss Norma “awrence has return- Michael J. Flynn of New Britain led from a week's vacation spent ns a|the zuest of Miss Laurie Brunelle Ae to the po- {of Hartford. w the girl's parents. [ Miss Pearl and Constable Frank Brown afte ecomnlaint had been ins Tiy Wetherill of Middl nillaciote wax released under | town ix the guest of her grandp bonds of $5.600. He is renresented ents, Mr. and Mrs, Fred Clough for Ly Attornev Themas 1. McDonough | the weck of New Piritain. The library will be open tomor- Beatstears to Mort |Tow afternoon and evening for the d R. H. Morse. 'exchange of books. Several ne rars of the town of Rerlin. will, books have recently been added. he in session fomorrow at the Town | The weekly rehearsal of the Fife hall from 12 to & o'clock for the ‘and Drum corps will be held this prrnose of revisine the cauens list | cvening at 7:30 o'clock at the Com- of Rerlin, They will also he In ses- | munity building. <ion 2 week from fomarrow at the | The Pythian Sisters Panra, [next Vonday evening at Reetin € lin thetr rooms at Community A mectine af will mect 8 o'clock hal! same I 1 for evening at the Grange hall on Farm- | READ HERALD CYTASSIFYED ADS FOR BEST RESULTS t Tuesday 1 & plaa ne whatever —interviewing Conti, who the designation of the neighboring spoke “fluently.” according 1o Ser- town on the opposite side, Crossing seant McCue. Bergeunt O'Mara said [ (hese arms are shorfer ones read- Conti spoke English *ve At- Ling “town linc.” torney Thomas IF. MeDonough con-| ™ “\hite this will e a recnlar lended that a case had not been | yonthiy hoard meeting, all members made out and Contl was entitled 10 | oo shamber are wolcome 1o attend & dischargs fon Al oounte. Me L Geeo et o | URSEE R Woods said that he did not claim | (on igered desirbl: by President A, @ conviction on the reputation count | A, Macleod. Mr. MaclLeod said to- but the other Ghnrges’ EOrtRInlyE WAL G2 v i iat (1aoe Tiaa en eome NnjosL] been proven. Leriticism of these meetings. the - John Pulp. aged 35, of 338 Main | pression being that they arc secref street, charged with non support, | satherings in which only dircctors | admitted that he had not | may participate and from which wards the support of his 3 Lother members are excluded This is daughter recently but he wa | not the truth, he stated, as all mem- and willing to do so. With the un- | hurs of the chamber arc invited fo derstanding that he pay $5 weekly ' uijnd any mecting to express their through the probation officer, the | vivus on any matter before the case was continued without bonds, A but Judge Roche made it plain to Pulp thut failure to keep mentg will result in an order hond or jail sentence. NMrs. Pulp, who lives at 66 T ley street, testified that s ha cefved no money from her hu since April. She works in a fa and said her husband should pay a least 310 a we He. has 1 enough to buy liquor and he should up pay- bLoard. Moving News Stand Bert Bacon's new stand and linch for a rooin was moved again today. This small wooden building has been do horn ing considerable perambulating in ad re- | recent years, being placed at its lat- sband | est location next to the Cunningham wtory | diner on West Main sirect only a ear or so ugo when the new en building was crecicd ow it been moved westward noney | qua have some to spend on his child, in [znd, while still on the property in her opinion. Whenever he has called ' front of tiw old Plainvitle Mfi. ‘o, her home he has been under the tfactory, wili be located west of the influence of liquor. she said. [ el tower. Pulp denied that he was as bad as© The moving of thix building s his wife would have the court be- taken as an indication that Walter lieve. “You are drunk every time| Wisk is preparing to carry out his Y01 go to your wife's home.” plans for building on the properiy cuting Attorncy Woods told him. | thus vicated ot cxactly,” Pulp countered. “Not seleetmen Assign Numibers o .actly, but mostly.” pursued Mr.[ The board of sclectmen has as- Woods, “Yes, mostly.” Pulp agreed. | signed numbers to the ho John Jello, who was too intoxi- | i'armington avenue between Hookor ,cated 1o be hrought to court or|and Williams street, question as 1o his name and ad {will be in court tomorrow on ¢ {iare, es of drunkenn 1t is alleged u taxicab this that Monroe §. in Gordon and was rel $200 honds. The warly only one name. and evading taxi he rode i morning and refused 1o pay the bill. He retained Attorncy Romuns at first had d of the street. Baschall Tonight The Businessmen, with their ol ine-up of 1927, will tackle the lea {aue-leading Trumbull Electric nine n an Industr league baschall me at the High school fi | cvening and have high hopes of up- isetting the coming champions, Bill Cunnirgham and Bill Downham will [ve the Me nts' battery, while arg- 4 this | Miss Alice M. Hayes. a teacher in | Mr, Pulitzer and Miss Leech werd this course of action ha a4 heen g - bers have heen issued to the town the Middletown Central High sehool, f married yesterday by John Haynes jopn.) olinbne SEieing The MM who been spending her vacation | Hohmes m the Community church, iling Iosouattuctad bR R b with her parents on Maple sireet. | 34th street and Park avenuc. They [ Tho work of reconstruction of the nersonal fax delit quents to the num- lert this morninz for Provincetown. | planned to roturn to the United ficonrse Luilding on North M ter of 25 will he hefore the prose: Mass.. where she will spend a fort- States at the end of Scptember, [Siceet. (s cnaonithis 81101000 0r i itor baesi Gatinniy Byl nighit. | The bride, a graduate of Vassar. 38 jsome Tow weeks ago, has been com- R A o175 Robest Perliins of Queen street. the author of two novels, “The Buck {piited ana the building is ready for Southington, is visiting his aunt. of the Book” and “Tin Wedding." | gocupaney once more - MAR‘TH“N '_IAN[;ERS Mrs. O. Bergeron of Hartford. Another of her novels is (o be pub- SAkS 1 Msame N/ J Miss' Florence Nowland. kinder{lished soon. she also collborated | yui i oyarinations for pupiis gerten teacher at the Broad sirectfwith Hoywood — Broun. one G in fitad iy subiects dusing. tha F ) school last year, has secured o Bosi- | columnist of the New Vork World, | (opooy (SRR S ) g / , tion as Kindersarten teacher at the on the biography “Anthony Com- | (o o™ 0 T e new Benjamin Franklin school I | stoek, Roundsman of the Lord.” el i 4 New Britam for the coming term. Mr. Pulitzer, son of the founder . sl e Nopyia R 4 L Vlwyn i, Edwards and Rnn'm*»l]n' Uhe: AVorld. I i graduate of ”W’”:"' Rl nr _‘\:\‘“.:”E o Nl from First Pag Birnbaum of Boy Scout Troop 33, flarvard, He is an author, poet and [y oy o 00 TI0E : s are spending the week at Camp Kee- ! i gy hunter, his fiest me :;.?,..‘j‘l, . H'N‘:":hff Y DM o 23 minntes ahead of his mesahier, Fasiford, was to Frederica Vanderbiit Webb. | [ E S0 U PR vivals, who were tied for secon) - They were divoreed in 1 His two i 3 plac CARD OF THANKS sons, Ralph, Jr. and Seward Webb Yo Wias orin Erom time to time the marathon We wish to express our gratitude ' ;iended the wedding. [t Mirrs hasehall o of Doy HCCTS stopped to chunge shoes und to our fricnds and neighbors for | Lagt night after Mr. and Mes ! b S S e 0F DO 1o drink water and coffec. Ash thelr many Kindnesses In our recent pylitzer had already gon: aboard the i i “”',:“ o meat St | TOm these liguids — their only re- bercayement in the death of OUF be-! yquitania, fire destroyed books | |' c atlatnoon ot Mot e Rt | treshmant wis orang at which loved husband and father, JANeES . worth from 820,000 to $50.000 in the YN afternoon ot § o'clock, Chick ey nibbled while they duneed to- We desire to thank espe- jibrary of Mr. Pulitzer's home at 71 HECHIT WOl KROWD SCWIEDEO ward Boston. ew Britain lodges of EIks ;o venty-third — street, Mre | P A “'“ vep "‘l Drannick on the | spout 175 carly risers were in Pulitzer, aboard the bout, suid there {MOUN nick is suffering with wpole Square to greet Lerner and o many valuuble first editions sprained ki his partner Miss Ruih Crowell, but Mary J. Murphy. richly bound volumes in the| ASSS City Clerk Back tie spectators did no cheering. Ann Murphy. y all of whieh were cither de- | ATET traveling over 1e.000 miles — epper was gorgeously attired in a o stroyed or badly damaged by fire @0 @ friv to the Pacific coast. dur- rg und tun-stripped beueh blazer A Tt > i A e which | ID& which Aluska and several points und wore red jockey cap with a Prominent New Haven |ana“watr. e tire. origin of which ||°F ¥Rieh ke nud vescra) Relbls und wore . ved fockey eap wi i Man Kills Himself Al 4D Theant Foom: mma W, Fish, assistant eity clerk poared strong. New Haven, Aug. 2 (UP)—Ro- | S wiurned to her home in Porcstille ~ Weisman, who hud pulled away ‘ 4 Foria % sterday afternoon. During her | from Sleepe vived in the cont ill health was thought today to < @ yesterday from Slecpe ived in the square P e Preaerieke camprelt,| PAddock’s Elimination 10 o Wik Fish enioved hor e i) vetired real estate broker and for- Is Biggest Surprise iirst acroplane ride when she took a He was in his shirt-sleeves, dancing with Miss Flora Font. mer alderman, to take his life with Amsterdam, Aug. 2.—(UP)-—Hol- trip of miles from San Dicgo, The de luse dancer of the little revolver, land, and most other forcign visitors, ¢ tield of three was Lerner, who was Campbell’s o was found ! regard the clemination of Charle She was accotpunicd on her tour uccompanied by automobiles, con- slumped at the wheel of his auto-| Puddock, veteran American sprinter, Mrs. C. W. Roberts of Merriman taining a dozen blondes and brun- mobile near East Rock park latc|from fthe 200 metres yesterday as Street, Who is spending a few days cites for use as relay partners, to- RS T Iber revolver |the biggest event of theentirejat the home of her son in New York gether with his press agent and )T,",‘ 'd".)l‘m“'he had put & bullet | Olympic games Mhefore roturning to Bristol trainer. {heotigh hie head, was toiind on dhe!| Pacdock © Mimeerl expressed Boxing Bout Results Reports that Lerner might be dis- floor of the car and a note to his|philosophic resignation, and said: The many times postponed ops ks Alificd because his dancing too i e el “I'm just getting too okl.” {air amateur boxing bouts which closely resembled walking, spread Campbell left a wife, Mrs, Loretta shea Campbell. He was 48. Owner of Dead Rabbits Says He Has Killer Dog A Duteh nowspaper today featur. | cd as It6 main news story an inter- View with Paddock regasding his|w elimination—placing the story ahead | of that concerning the games as a whole, und particularly the sensa- have boxing his was in the ks, held last r sized erowd saw including wer been scheduled for Muzz on Friday evening for the two past fous night and some fleld good | knockouts, baut between Micky among tollowers of the race as the r marathon progressed, It was pointed 1 [out that Weisman and Sleeper were doing funcy steps uccording to Hoyle and that in doing so they were full- ing far behind is Deze of 7 Vincel cenue, | tional victory in the final of Percy |Fodd of Litehfield and Peter Garber | I view of the fact that there were M:.‘.m;,l,“;“7 ,»;.(;,'\,\;, \,",I;f:,,"'l,\m,‘ xj!‘:;, Willizm, Canadian schoolboy. fof Terryville, Tn the very first |10 official judges, however, Lerner Tuesday night, notified Sergeant Me-| Paddock was quoted in the newe. | round o lghtning left of Todd's seemed likuly to receive —nothing Avay this morning that he had ' paper as saying that Americans were v"vuhl o \)v'lwv :1;1.|\ : I.m'nn... jaw, ;“I‘::‘r.“"lh:ll:"lllmn an adverse news- ught the killer. Dog Wi il- ihandicapped by having to live Lknocking him out cold. They were Paper decision, ¥ o "\'\’L':on‘;&:] e :r?.‘ (“l,l.::::." Bl | board thie liner President Ttoosevelt, |matchea at 130 pounds s .p|vr,“vh\" wrk horse, did not g and that everyone was complaintng. | In what was featured as the star @rrive in Walpole until 8:05. nearly Paddock - told the United Press, [Lout of the evening, Charlic Ras- (@ full hour behind the leader, His however: “I have no kick. 1 just couldn’t get up.” A6 a matter of fnet, Paddock bas knockout ove port. when Re This came ree Willis de- that Lynn had taken enough mussen of Waterbury scored a tech- ni | Pridg ond round not been slecping aboard the Presi- |cide shirt was ff. his shoes badly worn, ¢k Lynn of |hie face was dirty, and he was just in the sec. liMping along. His partner, Miss Anne Bush, also appeared greatly futigued from the long grind, dent Roosevelt anyway. [ punishment from his smiling adver. | R T £ sary ieir weights were 180 s < for keeping old age at by IN DAVIES in POITED BEEP John Mishke of Bridgeport and | 1 Ly the health authorities “THE PATSY" Cold voust heef makes excollent |Billy Reeves, colored. stalled around racuse include the following: ‘OUR GAN «potted meat Put it through the 'in the ring so much that the referee Drink plenty of water at meals and e e meat chopper twice add some tant them to thelr corners and de- ' also between me 100k on over. FRIDAY melted butter, a little anchovy es- ‘.Mu A4 their hout as no eontest, fatigue as your enemy and rest as MILTON SILLS in sence. sall, popper ground [ Tn the tif-nound class, Walter your friend: take cight hours' sleep “THE HAWK'S NEST mace to tasie. P'ress into pots and Jobrson of Nristol and Fred Free- la day: exercise your larger muscles cover with ' melted butter, jman of Watertown fought three Iy every day. 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