New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 2, 1929, Page 4

4 i EW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY 2, 1929. = o, - e 1 [ vatue | Heart of Jesus Church, and only recently brought to the |its plans for establishment of diplo . 3 T : WLODKOWSK knowled par museum, show [matic and trade relations with [;”Y WIU., EXPU][]E K"]NAPE[] BANKER e S e WANTS NEW RUA[] || Judge Refuses Flivver R e or il TR0 D00 e oo oot el e L L In Payment of Fine || e T R e bt e praised for $92.650, as against $15 Y t ] {Eha — S 1000, Allen’s figur: The mortgag"s Lancaster, Pa., July 2 (UP)— Foreclosure Granted and Belgian fronts five times; vi: | TWO HURT IN AC are $105,800, $13,150 more than the The ient fhivver of Raymond eclosure ; cd the grand flect four times, held| Norwood, Mass, July 2 (P—Two ey s it by of Mount Joy ran too noisily By City Court Judge ! 457 navy, army and air inspections; | persons were seriously injured h His Maple Hill residence, which it not too well ‘ Judge Morris D. Saxe who pre- | 520 hospital inspections; 278 investi- | today when their automobile crash- les for GlgaflUC J“ly AR Sae e R Rliat S ER AN nojialued 330000 wich pumart, ngley S“ggeS[s Route Via Eellon hergsa st I e A AL Tho e onbring af (he! case |l cvand nereansll y copterzed bIDERed throush ajwireitencs 00 Liyland = gages of $17,000, was appraised at terday becs shaky old than 50,000 decorations. | road : | = o i it disturbed al Benjamin Belman against Gus- Mioget st wars Mo and M Demoflsu‘anon at Cny Park by his captors, nor any ransom de- | $14, or 0 less than th R[)Cky Hlll Ave]]ue ; m\flf(,,‘ l’,,,m,,l,,‘,,l $13 .“Jlx’;\‘c Fate S 5 ; T il onnoN ‘ Those hurt were r. and Mrs. ause rendered a judgemer Willia eterson of Dayton, Ohio. | manded, and could assign no rea- | mortgages . Brause rendered ajudgement OPPOS | Tten ¢ ¥ fegzonlof Davion, Olo |son for his abduction Oneida street lots, represented by % T ek N o the car instendioftereal] | for & atxict foreciosure on Whitman (| ~Dublin, Xrish Xree State, July. 2| They are al the Nogwood hospifal. | He said that while he was en|Allen to be worth $600, were valued Lal ”’“”‘ 2 ““" 2AON8 ’\ L et e e treet property today. The first|(A—The Free State gover llnr‘m h]as‘M”flvlxflxifrmt}’nnmw: of )H]w \\, fl{q t Saatalela g 19, ‘and Black. Point e e 1 campaign to put New | Eby, this morni PR il 15 be- | decided to place no obstacle in the|and body. The automobile was ] {Touts to Pamasgio last Wednsaday st BA01, and Bleck Peiut veglty a1 on the Boston Post roil But the judge looked the car ||hearing was T AL Sl B e L e e e e lisplay to be witnessed by thou-! orping from his home in E: peared on the appraisal sheet at e S e s spprovil kv VALl adnaea th s ah ;m,u Judge Sta v aceski and | pa ol sh g | i . . S nea hia fetv 2,100, or $S00 less th Allea | M@ € 8 ARPIONS i s the second or re-opened hearing IR ot msople are eRboUE NSOl |\ Sransohis mgchine e forced $E100, oras - an - All0 e members of the club when mads % g peted by the public recreations de- | the road by a car containing three | claimed by retiring President Georg Tantom Tuly | bartment and the display will take 'men who forced him into their ma- | The appraisers fixed a valuation of | o o) o Hoqay e n o s SR 511 8D and an Bl lace at Stantey Quarter park on'chine | drove away. He said he | $2.030 on an automobile and $6,500 | ="\ F%5 o l0 WASHIN T A lowance of $100 was made for Thursday evening, July 4. | was held H‘mw h}’mn \:wmw:u\- on Cl ton jmf; xiflprr',\; of the city, apoke of the meed for :lv\)\‘y:43> "‘w;‘”\\1,\13«“!:”“"“,‘”4'("4A‘(; A special section will be reserved [n til last night and was re- additional relief from traffic con- y was pointed a cc tee for parking automobiles during the fused permission communicate s in this oty sndiollihe ne: sell the property and the appr ,,M\ s display. A special detail of palice | with . of better facilities for getting onio ! e David Mahoney, E. W will be on hand to enforce order Drank Captors Silly the Berlin Turnpike, a part of the .t and Harry Milkowitz T A uring the evening's program ! He said last night he started Boston Post road. He cited the fa-t > of sale will be July 13, at ar ey yrllp The program will open with a|drinking with his captors and when that the Berlin underpass is flood=d | i Sacred Heart Church Cit IZGHS ol Yoncert by the American band at §!they me drunk, managed to with water after every heavy rain ¥elock. The fireworks will start as| - He found his own ma- e storm and that there was need for (1 . D Up Pr King K 5 80 | h b h D S e ; ommittee Draws Up Protest ¢ Kept Bus ; The best that [hie had been held. The car was un-| (Continued From First Page) | World War Periods permits. [he had been held. The car | n The fireworks will be displayed [damaged but ti erine i tes il EE BRI e A 3 ‘he Citizens Committes of the| Lendon, July 2 (P—The burdens | money ca uy l'" thafeantinlde ot ifhellal o R b e “The following night was rath. rerad Heart of Jesus church met | of "’1“‘”‘ ar 2Pty “I“ “f*““l i :etaur};encn il o e fon ha | olstanod i found imasCNANE: | o Fovertoatat it asn) fwin b e Sacred Heart hail on Orangs | Y0 alim vo irmes. whi s it Just vest side. Special seats will bele : : been deposite 1e Imperia 3 5 rough snd the plane was being but- N street Sunday and discussed the mat- a DY e LD Lo SRSl Moo left wing and the mun ] which {he church team could play | 281888 Ackivities Curing the Wor watch became wet. We wer 3 baseball. During the past month|¥2T oy beginning to feel somewhat i i mond at the| The volumes privately compiled | vening. ineasy and nobody slept i Willow Brook pa all the local : INTENTIONS Band Concert Program e T G o T thohert e o #11 Applications for marriage licenses W. Kys director ¢ he nner we could. Toward morning The dist rom the northern | 12 aiflad skithoioRice ofuine 4 ) ces the pro-| = - town elerk by the following: Clitford 1 hecame calmer and we werc cction of the city to Willow Irook e 1"::-’”:‘\?““\: n able to rest a little, We did not wat ' . which is locuted the (own | B LS A! :‘;: AP”":’“‘"";‘“'{‘M,fz“l S o e e S much. We were hoping and hoping line of Kensington, is several miles HAxCH Pr Hutler of - 3ol Monios ening of July 4, to see some ships. On the night of 3 thfs S sty (il . Bl e ol and the committe t North End Park re 2 the 24th we began to light rockets, y i =reat hindicap to. the h _| Church strect, and Margarct A. Sin- S nerle BT ATy H but our signals were sent up to no SRR SR e of 132 Farmington avenu RSl | /i avail. Doubts began assailing up be- | “The only diamond in the Polish|C¥ril J. Curtin of 12 Hawkins cause the realization dawned on i iRt e S il strect, and Alice R. Bailey of 20 p— Amer (Continued From First Page) T VSR m‘h”w)m““'\ a : ; S i Lt ool S B el =l “ AIN \T NEW BRITA ‘S BEST P < ntinued S the waves. Yet even though we wer R B | commit e ¢ —— e A3Me | e outside the regular steamer lane < TEnIa I hEnaTItlb LhE Fts| MISS KELLY SHOWERED v Avive “When topics of conversation be- A rotest drawn up at t et night at the home of Miss Doris (a) My Tonia Sylver & 5 F 1 1 s 3 1 3 e % = e |affirmative. z en demand- came exhausted during our moments @ g reads as follows Greene at 28 Stewart street, in hon- () Tl Alwa R R G i i o e e o ; P potows e o o s s, inhon- [ Open Until 9 0’Clock Wed. Eve., July 3rd e e e e watch, we began o wonder what R Committee, ctisens ot the Unted of A and Mre. Thomas Keny of @ THIS MARKET WILL REMAIN OPEN WEDNESDAY ke n g gave me { Power our families were thinking in Spain. g~ ‘ ates of Polish desce have held | Farmington avenus i ¢ guests UNTIL 9 P. M. FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF ALL olina Moon Concert Waltz . r 3 e always | During the day the sun bothered us oo o hntaes et e araiar e e e aietion A (s Doeten (TR0l BT LS e Aol iEaRlien, OB e LATE SHOPPERS TO SECURE A FULL SUPPLY OF Calling attention to the fact t Jesus school hall, Orange street, this | pr d they presented Miss he Famous Menu ’ i b bl lirectors |ned, but I can assure you that weing city cut Monroc € 50th day of June, 1924, and unani- | Kelly with an assortment of useful | § MOHICAN FINEST FOODS FOR THE HOLIDAY. (c) Me and the n th Byidiag ontlilistl P wyoy |2Nd the water we got from the ra- ishort time, an uninterrupted - “Because the Washidgton school i played during the eve- 0se ursaay July t Moon eslic : ! ¢ : diator to make up for our shortage |way from West ot and Cor- | park is a p park and for the | ni i - e e s (5) Tol ting | have re edge you must |or regular drinking water Werc |pin avenue tnrough Corbin &vemus |use of the public Mise Koty will become the bride i MOHICAN HOLIDAY 1'OODS ARE HERE IN GREAT ABUN- T Tt ey, S ey oy, says ere, then it 18 | guricient over Monro nd Dliis| “Because o rtain party has|of Frank Zine of W. e DANCE—Complete in Assortment—Variety—Freshness and Season Boom 3rockn o Scanned Sea Tor Craft R e He } school | on Aug able Fine Quality. AN Carefully Sclected—Keenly Bought antd (f) Old Tia J orney. Donald counsel | e gpent our time scanning i city could ocky | e B Closely Priced Wednesday—That Everyone May Have the Best in Al Selection e Me ion v Allen, interrupted the hearing a* i 1 Ky | : HorlZon T Ca el st ot et i i 4 G L o Foods to T y_Our Great National Holiday, July Fourth. to raise an objection to % i - Hnajer s Aareh the line of questioning Plans for a gigantic fireworks rission to shoot of was unable tc where he works d SOLD BOOTLEG FIRECRACKERS when we almost despaired of ever hridge the railroad tracks and the Citizens committee, protest most A h .. .o | being saved. We shall always re- |proceed through Newington fo the |vigorously against the present _ | Greenfield, Mass, July ) i MOH!CAN FRISH BREAD (WI BAKE 17 Extra Police On Duty “‘\‘;j"\‘"' blish ""““";" I"“""“‘l ber the night of the 27th, which {\n?nin : S & ’.YH‘,_ “‘_ e MR e et ‘W,‘,‘ nave | Three Greenfield men appeared in BAKED HERE) The regular night patrol force wiil | At M d:\‘;\xff.\vu:-’“;”{‘ll\:;‘(h‘.‘»’ ‘::.‘.y;o\-:» as terrible, The sea was strongly |pointed out the continuation of | the benefit of the Washington school | the district court toda Y 4 - ¥ e augmented tomorrow Dight by | T rheing “‘N b I‘L(’“‘h\_h lashing the left wing 1 we also | Corbin avenue, the crossing of Com- |park. The park is for the public and |0 fselling “bootlaz™ firecra 17 |‘| Beyond Expectations—Try a Loz ar sembers of the supernumerary |21 the (esIOTE Was 10 CMAVISH | guy the right wing being broken up. monwealth avenue and Eddy Glover |therefore everyone should benefit | TOSUt of a serivs of raids by polic Convince Yourself As to Its Freshness—Real Good- orce, who will he detailed to duty at | lic Lot ity tle muader WA AR BE bl e e e e The defendants, who 4l plead-d @ ness—and Full Weight of Our Loaves, arious points about the cit and as a possible asset to the trus fected by the constant beating of the | Farmington avenue and pointed | “And we, as citizens, want to know | guilty to selling crackers of 16 OUNCE WHITE LOAL ] < i Further questioning brought out E : : o ‘ 1g Chief 1\111» of the police depart- | -t WMQN £ “’f‘g_ Sene hond | Waves. The situation was almost out that this would give the city a r what la authority of |larger size than the state laws per- e lent said today 8 nee £ ere el : : : it ! »sperate. As the plane was being | gigantic boulevard on all four sides, | ity gave such vilege to certain | mit, were Richard J. Hatch, Francis FRESH BAKED ROL S 15 'y effort will be put forth by|(rom time fo time, being called | {SDCTAS | A3 the plane was being | S LAt seiariaad A e, 1 dety ... dozen Cc g e e e o e s as well as put the city on the| . H a ie pollce JoRprEynb Ne o el Alten deemed It advlsable. | order to keep the water from | Boston Post road The Citizons Committee of Sacred | They were fined $50 each Just the Thing for the Outing or Picnic Lunches 25 bservance of Independence 1 3 had atten dozen C nd also to keep the numt n past year, Allen replied af- | 100ding us. The plant was a foy | “Yhe traffic problem in New Bri- You Are Planning dents down to a minimum. | irmatively, but conld recall no in. | ©f the sea and we feared it might tain is assuming great proportions All stores. factories, business dividual other than Mr. Cheney not remain afloat very long. As our daily” the former mayor said i ALL STORE WEEKLY SPECIALS IN i " To the \ther any finan. | AnYiety increased, we lighted bengal | e pointed out that this boulevard | 3 o i N D " laces and schools will be closed all To the question whether any finan- F J SUMNM g S ay Thursday. Factories will re-|cial statement had been taken from | NENts which put out by the 'would pass by the proposed new | g UMMER GROCERIES ame Friday except those which are | the books in the past two years, Mr. | Water- aviation field and would give the 7 . “;)l;l;l\ll:“l")x:lli ","",;l';"_““"‘ EAY LOSTOCK CERWILT A Eree | Allen answered “ves” and when he| “On the morning of Junme 28, the |city a main trunk line that would | 7 2 4 ISE L 3 R o X e P erienlas {0 whatithe atate: |sezbecar ~ but we ‘did not relicve Main stion, 5 e =S Clty Items [ is answer, Mr. Allen We had the sun to guide us. Every |which Lred . Teich, the newly : : : [ e A 15 Camtattn Cas oAt ot i srdtionitha acats d to us like a |elected Tent N 3 Our Best Bulk. If You Haven't Used This |year 1927 and a surplus of $16,000 DOBL, but nothing came into sighl. |Teich ref 1 to his plan for tie| [N High Grade Coffce We Ask You to Be the Snpernumerary Officer S - over the capital was disclosca The day proceeded comparatively coming year. He suid Mr. Quigley's WN Judge. Could Not Be Better 1f We Charged B anaitis found the rear door of the | wywhen did the firm to lose Well. Oursspirits were low, but we 'suggestion probably I be taker y $1.50 Ter Ti ! ® x . dic s o lone " | = y s il aken OLD SAYBROOK, CONNECTI $1.50 For This Big Dollar's Worth, fotter Coal Corp. office at 2 Wood- | nioney the attorney inquired. never gave up hope up as the club’s one main projest EFIENT ind street open about. 1l o'c l]mk o R i e Saw Pirst Light for the season by the civie commit-| | B || purist GR @PE JUlCE FULL PINT ¢ 1st night, and a large pane of glass | {ractor answered, “in fact I didan| “Early on the morning of tec expected the former mayor : v « f QUALITY £ BOTTIL ” 1 the door broken. He looked about | o " ing about it right up to | 29th Major Gallarza was on watch, |will head the civic committec s A restricted Sea Shore Community where he p1|a(‘e h|uv lm“\. r;, a no;mnz out {110 ang.” Suddenly. with joy in his voice, he Amor e club's 1or projects you would enjoy living. Sand beach. Bath- ‘HIERE NS TON[ATO CATQU 8§ OUNCE 10‘. € order. He locked door wi anno ain § it shouted that he thought ¢ ad | Mr. Te and several other mem- g o s \ 2 [N BOTTLE . is house key and notified hea “.‘.’(')"”'!"‘;:f\"&“\‘:,\f\’"”:"”"'fl ‘_‘J"" oy nim\‘ Aot "(’:W ’):’f e e ing, boating, fishing. Club House. Reason- : uarters. 100.000, about; can vou account and sent up rockets. We spent an | formation of a harmonica bar A able prices and terms. Clip this ad and matl. 1 HIGH TEST EVAP MILK PULL SIZE 9 “Try our roast chicken dinNer | forthaptn NMag asked, lionr sending: thase! rockatsl Alout |among & selacted! groipi ol bovs, ! oo bk y | MOHICAN BRAND . TALL CAN . C Vednesday, 11:3( 60c. Soda\ gjon said he could not and insist- | 4 o'clock we thought we heard the |Su fon that it bhe made a har- ENQROLIEAUION hoppe.—advt. i ed that none of the jobs h s exe- | Noise of engines, but gs it was still [monia, accordion and piccol and, # The stock and fistures of the meat| yting appeared to be showing a |dark. we could not see anything. At made by L. W. 1, is being con- s H.T and F'S. CHAPMAN, Owners and Developers darket at 47 Main street will be | o 3 | 5 5 o'clock we saw smoke and then sidered. 1 WED. A. M. SPECIAL FROM 9 old at auction by Constable Fied\ ' He agmitted he had discussed his |soon after this enormous ship. the| A motion that the start a 5 OM 9 TO 11 Vinkle to satisfy execution in the | fnancia) ancial condition with officials of | Bagle. You can easily understand | campaign for *“Mor ind ¢ E ] uit brought by Morris Cohn the New Britain Lumber Co. and T N e s better street cars that ORE 2 Sritain Lumbe and had | how great was our jo v street cars tha v FPRESH TR e g oulders . c R v financial s nent “It took an hour for us to zet on the sumn e” madc >morrow afternoon a which sati Officer Walter Wagner is off duty | golvency them as to his |board the Tagle, first of all we Vogel was not acted upon FRESH f E ¢ nked the commander and then | A committee consisting of Attor- 'l ||GROUND H b 2 lb 35 e e e KR e Coinmander and thon | A committes consting o Ator. | e ambur s 35¢ et it 3 McCarihy S R e e bt b When New Britain mmers realize the burning ssume d tonight after a brief|to a Bristol . < < V. Onorat v 3rown quality of “Hotter Lehigh Anthracite,” they wil AR h T ; 145 LN : Y, Ja v worato, Harry re 1 .ehigh Anthracite,” they will I 2 t tyoff on account of iliness. . op |Allen said the N 3 umber ) RALD CLASSIFIED Aps and James O'Brien was appol rapidly change to “HO R AT a'c ea Cc The police were notificd tod Warted security befora! furnishe RS SHaon ed to arrange with Bristol, W 28 Misponslon SROIEUBSGROREIECerY dditional materials to com- ¥ ry. Torrington. Meriden and Mic Your PRICES here censes of Harry J. Savage, Jr., of A S vl e contracts then in force, and dietown Lions clubs for an annual NUT EGG PEA ALL DAY SPECIALS * the consideration of the mort- i 4 1 S14 I3 Legs Genuine B e Jak stree b . $11.00 i egs Genuine Swift's Premium n"’r’v?l.;1ll ‘s 'l‘m I has resum. | &€ agreed to furnish the materials An invitation from E. Wir- AT : L LAMB ... HAM 34c 1 duty after o brief layoff because |20 2150 agreed to advance tunds v loy Scout commissioner, that 1 e ' cash policy eliminates the cost of Can- . BndiaRih Roatte SET Ay Sperry & Bames' f Hiless o Yol n e ¢ B Al Sk Collectors, and Credit losses which cffects a BEERY el (4 BEST PACON ... 1b (4 s e one meeting R =T D - < e : el real saving, our prices lowest in the city. Lean Pot Roasts Yresh Roasts VEN WOUNDED IN MEXICO _ Doesn't Know Bailey Colds, Grippe, Flu, Dengue. <" the_ Boy, Scoutielub: ; 3 i S 25'.‘, m 256 4 who Bailey is, Al elis e 3 as accepte The membh will v “OUR PIN NOW PORK .......... Mesico City, July 2 (P—Dis. e ',,m..,\,\,',,\ ine. il Bilious Fever and Malaria st "t b as it ot | UL SO ELY O y vncy 1 T30 cER L ) ches t 11 ersal om ada- | 1als 2 2 5 AIE0L B ) Hefanre o o e 001 S e A S Do o, b L N H = s 2 Woodland Street New Britain, Conn. st FANCY FATTED FOWL .. un,ea. 89c e promenade hour and fired into | OV v e : €w riaven Ladv at 70 Fll’lds m BO[I- A. R. SWANSON, Resident Manager BEST FRE S fe crowds. ey then rode away, g Al « 180 o ! - “\'n\: n‘){\'\?" S A e et Tone Real Relief From Acid Stomach " Butter2:93c was the lumbe 2 CR company, and th H.n\\:‘t »;AAI':w‘v.‘ ,\::A.;j;,‘-,g‘ ) 1 “Bon-Tone Has Made Me Feel 100% Better, ‘ ,@ - X b Fresh Selected Best Pure Rich Mild ; 29C playing the m EGGS LARD | CHEESE .. Ih et g th and I'll Recommend It to Anyone.” I O e o e e [ 3Dz $1.11 2Dbs.27¢ s, 15¢ boat for about 33,2 nomnseel S L o = V" IS5 Potatoes 15 b peck 49c in au roab A 4 : e time that 1 couldn't stoop oy [ | t s e s 5 o ancy Bermuda ipe Calif. % allve SR e a1 RO el e N 0 A‘ Dangerous PerlOd :»_\m\I: : 4 Ibs 259: <"\I\ l'\lf(ll 1'12\2 for 29C W the recoiver, ¥ arp shooting pains 1 Large Solid Fa i ol (o . : ack like clectri s 0 i fOl' Baby Feedmg { Native CABBAGE, 1. 10{: PIE APPLES 3 250 [anglefoot Spray solves the T HELL ! 1 i % Fresh Picked “ Large Yellow Appointment ot Ch ] v t ys are hard ones f Vative 5 hs N5 do household insect problem. It s Hepahiainy i i & T s # i e Gl 25 Rilh GANAN RS a0T I 2/0.C kills wholesale—leaves no in- omn o it o el A : SR e <\ b SR i other e of ot N o W A Ehop Y | GEORGIA WATERMELONS ..... ea. 59c¢ all kinds of household insects. el 5 v ol b sure the milk is Seibert's Itpowerfulstreagthkillsthem ;.11 5 r 1 A ’ 5 el S [ sl i . HARVARD BRAND PICKLFS 29c all. Prices greatly reduced. Personal Assets Shrink and nderful appe- | S sweet, Sweet Mixed, Sweet Mustard, Sweet Relisii, Pay less and get the best. | Creditor of Allenporsonal ’ ite (Ol inelnih New Britain's Oldest Dau.y f Sour and DIll — FULL QUART JAR sted him; Airink to £209.850, slighti e pains in m wve been 433- H 4 § FRESHLY BAKED FIG BAR G 2 bEES PRI £ i onty Tongiciour fotal tori et ek s 3. J. H. PRIEST i ‘ ; { 435/Pa/rk/$t Phone 17 lrzo 2 'RESHI : Ibs c aper and Fly Ribbons are rainst the g0 d and sler i t : i AN e i : S eSiInG e R d : i SN2 ) B RESH HADDOCK .. b S¢ | Lresh BU Illl\illi..ilh 250 me | g - fi Jl i S SH STEAK COD .. 1h 18¢ Fresh SWORDEISH ... 1h 39¢ Mitd M. ;' Waodwarl, hoe Bone % Sliced Fresh HALIBUT 1b 35¢ LIVES LOBSTE . eoo b S5 o 3 s 8« remie " Fene man, is at Miller & Hanson 3 1 | Y resh FLOUND! RN STEAMING CL/ .. qt. 15¢ EFOOT ots are | 1 o 1 woldl atomE | Drils /S{0re, 30, Ohgrch stivel, X or =B os ey e B 1resh Nat. MACKEREL Ih ROUND CLAMS ...... qt. 3¢ JAn apartn iilding : } appetite (o spevk of, Britain, Conn. Come in and let him & 4 z = : = - = SPRAY ! ¢ ey and the litt at would bloat | tell you more about this great herh- ; ) i L EARISING LIAC e G uced » 128,001 e bursting point ar al remedy and the good it Is doing . =i o A" ' OO CUSTOM MEHY: O USD Die . v $80.1 ¢ Ly b ; B Rl e S e . ENTER FROM EAST MAIN ST. TO REAR OF OUR interesting booklet free — call or < Sl S AT - ; STORE. COME IN OUR REAR DOOR. write for yours. .