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MAIN AND WALL STREETS
Showmg The Pe ' ectlon Oil Stove
'All styles and models New PerfeCtion oil stoves are
now on display here. There is up oil stove priced to suit
every purse. Prices range fr om $7. 98 to $119. 00.
The new models are built to give more heat with less
fuel. We make generous allevvances on your old stoves
and Will gladly demonstrate any stove upon request. Be
sure you See the New Perfection‘ stove perform at the Bos—
ton Store' before you decide to buy. .
REMEMBER all New Perfection parts are standard un-
like the many other makes—« repair parts can be purchased
here and eVeryWhere so that a New Perfection stove will
use a coal or wood stove, by all means let us demonstra
1 give everlaSting service and satisfaction 1 these Pcrfecti-ons to you. They will save you hours in i.
‘ . . . kitchen and give even better baking results. Come In 1 a.
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Yield From Vodka,
Trebles'inOne Year
MOSCOW. May 28 (AI’).—-Ilus-
sla‘s production ot-vodka tripled last
Bridgeport golfers turned 1‘11 quall- your and yielded the Soviet Govern-
tying 5001‘” in ”‘0 “H“ day's PM" mcut the largest revenues in its his-
ot the Easterntest loathe National . torr
Open at Lido yesterday. Young ‘ 1 -‘
‘ J-ienry Clucl led the Park City ti'cld
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PHenry Ciuci Turns in
Card of 77 While His
Brother Makes 83
BRIDGEI‘ORT. Al or L’ Sw'l‘hl‘oe
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Remodeled Battleship Strengthens Weakened U. 8. Fleet
The Government now maintains
1‘1 with a, score of 77 while his brother
Al. just managed to slip over the _
line with an 83.Jln1 1311111011. who
registe1s from Bridgeport. had 11.
card 0179.
LONG BEACH; N. Y.. May 28.—-—
Seventy-tour lending golfers of the
cast and Emmet French of Youngs-
town. Ollie. passed their first tcst
in the national colt? tournament
' yesterday.
They played their 15 hole allot-
ments in $3 or better. lllcl-ehy assur-
ing their participation in the second
halt of the necessary thirty-six
which will be played on Friday. Toe
marrow 65 or more. who did not up-
L 1-pear today on account of the record
.ntry in the eastern division. will be
selected {111 ill 111ml 1.u\l_\' (11' 1111:
‘ qualification.
‘ MacDonald Smith. touted as the
floor at the open cl1nln1llonship as
‘ result of his tremendous perform-
3ancc: through the winter competi-
'1 tions. set a lurlons pau: today. post-
?ing an exceptional seventy in which
the scored six birdies. lie was two
. nder palmtor the r- 11nd. breaking
the competitive record of 71.
Surpllse came eally when Martin
.McLoughlln of P.1inileld N.
cited a 73 and Le stands tonight
scam] to Smith. latel there came
another bolt from Nantucket. Mass,
when John G. Carley turned in a
‘ ' destined to prove their place fig-
dill-es. ,H. C‘. Iagcrlllude of Bristol,
Bishop‘ Johann Peter Lunde.‘
primate of Norway's State
Church. is“ representing his
country at the Norse-American
centennial celebration in St.‘
Paul, Minn. The first Norwe-
glan emigrants came to the/U.
S in 1825 . '
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341 national distillerlol working '111
full blast. Having found prohibiton
in I‘ ussla a failure. it has been an-
nounced that the Government next
October will increase the sercngth
of vodka produced by the national
dlstlllclles to an alcoholic content or
40 per cent..- whiéh ' only five per
cent. below its pro-war strength.
\‘odka of an alcoholic content of
. 30 per cent. costs the equilalent 0t
87 cents per qualt.
The Soviet Government at enraged
in a constant battle against home
distillers oi vdd'ka who, not content
“ith the present 30. r cent. alcohol
Government product. make their
own bex logo of a 60 per cent.
strength. During last year more than
300.000 illicit stills v-ore confiscated
and the «wars l‘lncd. imprisoned or
deported.
Conn. repented the performance of
Curley and brought another dark
horse into the first line of combat.
unis. '
The veteran Pat. Doyle playing a
steady game throughout drove hls
way to a. 75 and a position .ahead
of many ot the more favored stars
of the links. Then come some names
well known to evely folloWo; of
golf. Wultyr Hagen. Joe Kirkwood.
Tommy Armour. Francis Oulinet,
and Fred McLeod.
Less than half the field conquered
the sand dunes and lakes of the wind
swept Long Island court to get with-
Westport Can’t Have
~ Extra Postman
WES TI’ORT. May 28.~—Tho appli-
cation of Postmaster William Krause
tor an extra mall callicr for the
Compo Bench and Old Mill sections
of the town during the summer
months has been denied by m ~11]
officials. Because of the great in-
crease in the 11 9111.1 0! mail to be
delivered at the “caches during the
months of July. August and Sep-
tember. the regular carrier is una-
ble to give the service that he does
during the rest of the your. and an
assistant tor him was desired by the
Uncle Same fleet, which is falling behind Great Britain 111':
some extent when it is joined by the U S S. Arkansas. Th
having acquired a new battery of twelve 12-inch rifles and other improvements which make her com-
in power. will be strengthened to
e dreadnaught is at tea again after 1
' Doesn’t Want Doctors
To Handle More Liquor
WASHINGTON, May 28 (AP).—
Wayne B. Wheelel 12gerleral counsel
of the anti-Saloon League. in a state.
mcnt described “impracticable"
the proposal or the American Medi-
cal Associatio nhtat Congress remove
the limitations placed upon the pre-
scribing ot re‘y.
"The doctors themselves." be con-
tinued. “found it necessary to adopt
resolutions under the present regu-
lat‘ ens against meml w who offend
against professl mal cthica by dis-
pensing liquor too freely.
.hlbltlon on the 11311.11: or alcohol
that a physician may use providing
he so medicnles it that .it is not a
beverage. Most physicians believe
that they can get a better reaction
by taking the pure gr- alcohol and
adding the medicament to it and
thus gauge the drslrde reaction.
“A little over one-third of the
doctors in the ' ited States ls‘suo Ji-
qnor prescriptions. What would
hop; 11 it each doeto. were the only
lodge or the amount he shout" pre-
scribe? The minorit" of the doctors
with unethical standards would be
the substitutes for the old bar-cud-
"Thero is no limitation under pro- .
we have on han
all times a full sto 1
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in so. Several were well over. no local mm paratively modern. She is seen passing under Brooklyn Bridge on her way out to I
while many others bowed in submis- 1 . 1.
slop-to the veritable network of i ' 1 ‘
hazards spread over the entire course
and failed to turn in their cards.
Kirkwood. famous as a trlok shot
artist. negotiated his first nine in par
figures, and for n time. at least; it
seemed that the Australian star was
about to win through to fame. On
his second hole he Sank a 40 foot up-
hill putt from the edge oi? the green
and gained tremendous cheers from
a large gallery.
DELANEY READY
FOR MARULLO
BRIDGEPORT. May 28.——Jack
Delaney wound up his training yes-
terday afternoon at the Park City
gym on Sixth street for his schedul-
ed ten round bout with Young Mar-
ullo, tho some-final affair of the
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Jack tapered off in his final drill M5. I in”. Ilfor'hyuuor
with rope skipping. bag punching.
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John Lester Johnson. He expects to
enter the ring tomorrow at about
163 pounds. Jack is to be matched
with the winner of Berlenbnch- Mo~
Tlgue bout. the main teatme or the
.charity program.
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RAIN STOPS '7 DAY FIRE -’
1- GET Hi ACHUCA. Arizona. May
"8 (AP).——Flre fighters save thanks _ 1
today for a rain which extinguished
names slumping Miller Peak in thy
lluachuc a mountains here after
turning back the volunteer. for sov- .
on days. .
, The last nothing timbers worn exi- . ,
languished last. night utter 8 0‘1.
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