XTbe IRo^ai 0a3ette anb Colonist ,_ j| INCORPORATING THE ROYAL GAZETTE (Established 1828) and THE BERMUDA COLONIST (Established 1866)
VOL 6, No- 146 HAMILTON, BERMUDA, TUESDAY, JUNE 22, 1926 PER COPY 3d. or 6 cents-40/- PER ANNUM
FAlAL CYCUNG ACC,DENT Personal. They Say BERMUDA RAILWAY CO. BEGIN OPERATIONS That the big shipping deal has Mr. Thomas Butterfield Among the arrivals from New been completed. York yesterday by the S.S. Fort Killed. * * Se St. George was Miss Clarice Rey That the old adage of 'Mudian nolds, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. luck is again proved. GOVERNOR CUTS FIRST SOD. The whole community was Charles Reynolds, of Devonshire. shocked to the uttermost at the * * * * She is a student of the New Eng That there is little room for an tragic death, on Sunday evening, land Conservatory at Boston, and of Mr. Thomas Butterfield, of Ha xiety over the steamship service has a brUiant musical future be now. milton, as the result of a cycling fore her. Miss Reynolds wiU re accident on Mount Langton Hill, * * * More Than £50,000 Capital Subscribed. main in Bermuda for the three That perhaps there is over the Pembroke. months vacation. Returning from the Garrison inland transportation. * Golf Links, Mr. Butterfield was cy- * * * * * * The rumours current during the It is understood that Miss Wat That the hotel accommodation Cummiags, Jr., Mr. J. Bluck, Mr. Not interfere with the roads, both J cling down the smth side Jf the lington wiU graduate from the Con past week with regard to the com W. F. G. Gosling and Mr. Hereward i hiU when he was either thrown is also worthy of serious considera on account of their narrowness, servatory this week. tion. mencement of actual construction Watlingtoa. curves, the material of which they f or skidded from his cycle, and every- * * # work by the Bermuda Railway Co.,J I thing took place so quickly that * * * After cuttiag the sod, His Ex are constructed, and the heavy Mrs. Winter and her daughter, Ltd., have crystallised into sub cellency made the following speech: cost of constructing the footpath though many people were quite That some say the reason so few stantiality by the news that the Miss Phyllis Winter, oi Paget W., old members of the Corps visited that would be necessary if mechani j near at the time no one can really returned yesterday after a visit first sod yesterday was cut by His I regard to-day as oae of the cal transport were used. Also, be i say how it did happen. Being a iiorth. camp was because they were not Excellency the Governor. most important days of Bermuda's cause a cloud of dust and much heavily built man, he came down * * * invited. Yesterday morning, in confor with such violence that from the history; the actual commencement hooting at the numerous corners A party of prominent Shriners mity with the provisions of the in- j of work which will be the solution ! would spoil the pleasure of those j time of the accident he never re That quaUty of tourists was once from Newark, N.J , arrived yes held to be dependent on the * corporating Act of 1924—which of a much vexed questioa, which ! who prefer to drive aad be aa aa- gained consciousness. steam- made ir compulsory that when not terday fnr a flying visit to make ship. has engaged the thoughts and at noyance to those dwelling at the With help near at hand, he was arrangements f Jr the expected pil less than £50,000 of the capital had tention of the people of Bermuda road-side. carried into Pembroke ViUa, out grimage of Shriners during the been subscribed and allotted the for at least the past 50 years. Dstract as little as possible from side of which theaccident occurred, That now it is claimed it depends late summer. They are Mr. C. on the horse and carriage. Directors should be appointed—'a On August 21st, 1876, the fol the charm of these Islands, which but medical orders were received W. Merril, Mr. F. E. Davenpo-.-t, meeting of the shareholders was lowing message was sent by the charm I regard as our greatest as to take Mm to King Edward VII Mr. J. F. Andrews and Mr. H. N. held at the offices of the Company, House of Assembly to the then j set. Memorial Hospital, but Mr. Butter Petty. The latte/ gentleman is That any old argument WiU do to persist in a prejudice. Chancery Hall, Hamilton. Goveraor:— On consideriag the problem, I put field died soon after admission in charge of the party. Every ne The following Directors were from the injuries he had receivea, cessary detaU has been decided up aside the idea of an old-fashioned That it is elected:— MAY IT PLEASE railway with engine and carriages. principally to the head. on and the party are leaving this hoped tho weather is fine for the y ichts. R. A. Cummings, Sr., Esq., Pre YOUR EXCELLENCY: It would disfigure the country, and | No inquest was deemed neces morning for home. They were sident. the intervals between trains would j sary in view of the medical atten guests at the New Windsor Hnel John E. Lightbourne,Esq., Vice- The House of Assembly respect be too great to meet our require- j tion which was given Mr. Butter I during their stay. That a:i ocean yacht race is to test sea-going quahties. President. fully request that Your Excellency ments. Motors, I considered, j field at the hospital. * * * W. F. G. Gosling, Esq., Secretary. will be pleased to obtaia aPlan of would be the ruination of Ber- J Deceased, aged 46 years, was a Hereward Watlington, Esq., Trea Mrs. G. M. Trautschold returned That no one an eligible route for a narrow gauge muda, and, moreover, would even- t son of the late Mr. and Mrs. James home yesterday after a visit north. J wants the test too surer. single liae of Railway, including tually land us with a huge bill for j Eston Butterfield, of Paget, and ... I John Bluck, Esq. sidings or passing places where re the repair of the roads—a view j the survivors of the family now are Mr. Philip Hurn, who has been t That another sad J. R. Conyers, Esq., M.C.P. quisite, betweea the Town of St. since confirmed by statistics from i Mr. H. St. G. Butterfield, Mr. Wm. cycling acci- R. A. Cummings, Jr., feq. enjoying a stay at the Elbow Beach J dent has occurred. George and Somerset Ferry, in the Islaads in the West Indies which j Butterfield, Miss Julia Butterfield, Hotel, is saUing this morning for j From the appeaded correspond vicinity of Her Majesty's Dock have been published. The con- ! Mrs. Giosvenor Tucker, and Mrs. * * * ence it will be noted that the Secre New York where he will supervise > That the sympathy of the com Yard, with the head station of such trolling of speed by mechanical James H. Trimingham. the production of two of his plays. J tary of the Company is aow Mr. Railway contiguous to the Town of means is impossible and, conse He was formerly employed at the munity is extended to the relatives W. F. G. Gosling. He has enjoyed his sojourn ::i Ber- ' of the unfortunate victim. Hamilton, and to apply for assist quently, an iacreased police force firm of W. T. James & Co., whose muda and hopes eventuaUy to re The following letter has been for ance from the Royal Engineer De would be needed. place of business is now occupied turn for a prolonged visit. warded to the Coloaial Secretary: partment to join the Colonial Sur by the Bank of N. T. Butterfield & That ther. is definite news of Motor-buses, I came to the c i- * * * the railway. veyor in a preliminary survey. clusion, would not be suitable. In Co. Leaving them, he became a Mr. Robertson Honey, jr., and Hamilton, Bermuda, the country-side in Eaglaad they member of the Revenue staff, but Mr. Robertson Honey, sons of the June 21. 1926. a few years ago he went into busi That only two guesses are al Also that Your Excellency will be are regarded with abhorrence oa [ American Consul, Mr. Robertson lowed as to what the issue wUl be. pleased to draw the attention of ness with his brother, Mr. H. St G. account of the dust, destruction cf j Honey and Mrs. Honey, came down * * * The Honourable, the Home authorities to the ad roads, nuisance to traffic, and vibr^ j< Butterfield, as commission mer to join their parents yesterday on The Coloaial Secretary, vantages of a Railway, with a view chants, insurance, etc. the "George." Their presence will That many people are wonder tion to buUdings. 'They c-.vld P ing whether the consideration of Public Buildings, to co-operation. And this House of sufficient size ^ |p h. fe . a. Jk _WJ.ien the Great War broke out, i add materially to the social in^ Hamilton. he went to Canada and enlisted in j terest of the younger set, as both service during t.he war will include will be prepared to grant a sum not rates of fares, and' would conse- j more than one person. exceeding .pounds to meet the quently meet the requirements j a Dominion regiment, and was un- these young gentlemen have taken 1 * * * Sir:— expense of such survey while in pro only of those who now use the horse j dering training there when the an active part in sue" functions Armistice was declared. Both at in the islands, as weU as being ac That it is unfortunately impossi gress, or on completion of the plan drawn bus. They would not solve ble to recognize aU adequately. I am directed by the Bermuda or course of the Railway, deliniated the traetion of farm produce and J home and abroad he was sincerely tive in tennis circles. Railway Company, Limited, to on the recently pubUshed Map of of goods. Buses for a privileged liked lor his sterling quaUties, and * * * state for the information of His these Islands, for the use of the few would be out of the question. Despite the drizzle yesterday That virtue is its own reward. Excellency the Governor that the Continued on page 6 Legislature-—and if approved of, a Recently a further reason agaiast When the "George" arrived there * * # Company has now beea organized, duplicate Plan, for transmission T lat this was invented by a Scots motors of any kindonroadshasbeen j were 303 passengers aboard bent man. that more thaa £50,000 of the to the Colonial Office. upon vacationing in Bermuda. capital of the Company has been put forward; that is the unknown j effect of oU-laden dust on water- [ LOST WhUe many disembarked at St. subscribed aad allotted and that The Estimate ior constructing George's, the great majority came the Compaay has this day com tanks. j WANTED the Line, acquiring land, &c, to be Then there was a proposal to com- j On Sunday morning, (13th. 1 be on to Hamilton, and the Uveries menced the constructiou of the matter for subsequent considera were busy for the whole morning. railway oa lauds acquired for that bine water transport to mechan- | tween Smiths and HamUton. Gold tion; but ui the preliminary Sur- ical transport. This seemed to m' Fountain Pen, Initials H.A.M.W.) This morning the same boat is purpose in Sandys and Paget Par very it may be desirable to keep in taking away about COMPETENT ishes. to have the further objection, the Finder please reJurn to Miss 280. T 10 ar- view the utilizing of the Causeway, uacertainty of our weather. HUI, Gibbous Co. and receive re rivals this week ate doubly blessed and the avoidance of the round by by having a chance I am further directed to state When revolviag all these aspects ward. to see the fili BOOK-KEEPER Mullet Bay. ia my miad oae day, my thoughts 4006fm.cu. ish of the most ex ating event of that the Company is assured of the the year, the oce: necessary financial backing, sub went back to Switzerland before n race which Write Box 3987, This was turned down, and since the development there by means started Sunday afternoon New ject to certaia conditions which then many schemes have been put the Company hopes to fulfil, to of electric cars on rails, and what Bermuda Press. forward, considered and dropped. " Wanted and For Sale Continued on paj complete the railway within two the effect of this has been. Country 3987fm.eitp. Four years ago, you will remember, sides which I knew as a boy, bare years from the 22nd instaat, the the Colony paid £1,200 for a railway . FOR SALE Sloop Yacht "Vaga time required by law. of houses except for a few cow cha expert to draw up a scheme. I ar- lets, are now dotted withresideaces. bond," in exceUent condition. 36 lived at that time and studied his These are the dwellings of the foot O.A., 10 ft. Beam, 8 ft. Draft. INTERNATIONAL YACHT RACE. I have the honour to be, project. It did not appeal to me j workers in the hotels and stores Roomy Cabin, 2 Berths, Lavatory Sir, or, indeed, to anyone here. It was I on the lake below, who go to and and Ice Box: Fitted with new sails. Your obedient servant, necessary to find something better. ' ironi their work in a few minutes Just received on EngUsh boat. For J 6 Boats Leave New London for Bermuda. I asked myself, "What is required?" at a very small cost. The same further particulars and price, apply W. F. G. GOSLING, And the answer came to me in this transportation is used by visitors to Stanley Jones, The Enterprise, form:— in thousands to get to their amuse Front Street, City. FIRST ARRIVALS EXPECTED THURSDAY NIGHT. Secretary, Bda. Railway Co., Ltd. 4034fs'tu. Something that will meet the \ ments. Beautiful spots, for long requirements of everybody, a form \ inaccessible to the ordinary public, The information received up to With regard to the actual con have now come within their reach. The "JoUe Brise" is a cutter of struction work, this ha d to be start of transportation . r.t wiH:— J ~ ~"~ wmmm "" "l the time of going to press as to 56 feet and her skipper is Lt.-Com. Provide cheap and comfortable 1 Not one of these lines has been pick the international yacht race from ed within six months.of the Legis ed up; on the contrary, I recently For Rent or Salt I E. G. Martin, O.B.E., R.N.R. Her lature approving of the plan and travel for the people of Bermuda GERALD H. GRAY New London to Bermuda was very navigator is J. R. R. Warnford, who have not long pockets and who read in the"Times"of the construc meagre, as the anticipated detaUs book of reference. The period ex tion of three or four more of them Telephone Bldg. whilst another member of the crew cannot bicycle long distances; or by mail had not come to hand. is Major R. Maclaen Buckley. pired to-day, but shortly before through country with which I am Reid St. Hamilton noon yesterday the Press were in who have shopping to do; or who Cable ••Houses" Tel. 573, It is gathered, however, from the This is the cable:— Wish to take the family for an out well acquainted. Press cables that 16 boats started, formed that the first sod was to be 6601m.eitp. _^^^______^___ New London, Conn., June 20.— cut that day at 12.15 p.m. on pro ing, or to go for a bathe or some The most noticeable feature of instead of a score of more. But With the weather conditions ideal perty belonging to the Hon. H. W. such amusement, but who cannot these Unes is the manner in whieh MRS. GROSVENOR TUCKER this number is four in excess of the International Yachting Clas Watlington O.B.E., M.C.P., just afford to do these things; or find they are engineered to cause as Uttle REAL ESTATE 1924, but eight below the number sic, a 660 mile ocean race to Ber behind the residence in Paget East the discomfort of packed vehicles inconvenience as possible to the Houses for rent, furnished and which entered for the 1923 race. muda, started from here to-day. occupied by the Chief of Police, too great. owners of the numerous smaU unfurnished. Land for sale Good weather conditions pre- Extending along a mythical start Mr. J. H. Sempill. Enable our citizens with limited holdings through which they pass. NEW WESTBURY, Church Street vaUed at the American end, and ing line between the Sarah Ledge The ceremony was performed by time to get out quickly to their Here seemed to me to be the solm- extension. experts here were of the opinion Marking Buoy and the Mouth of His Excellency the Governor, who amusements at a small cost, and ! tion of the transportation question Cables, "Teucro," Bermuda. that whUe the boats might strike the Thames River, sixteen yachts ever since the railway was moo ted which will enable them tolive'm the I of Bermuda. a stiff breeze on the way down they took the signal and with all sails has beea an ardent advocate of it. country and to get ioto their busi When, therefore, about six FOR RENT would all be able to weather it, set started across the Long Island Mr.Watliagtonpioneered the neces ness quickly. months after my arrival, I was ask "East Winton" and that the first over the line Sound to the open Atlantic. sary legislation through the House Make possible the development of ed my views on this question, I re Fully Furnished might be expected to be about The wind was blowing a good of Assembly, while Mr. Gosling distant areas and thus spread the pUed, "There is only one, and that Hot and Cold Water Thursday night. The heavier the seven knots when the boats got and Mr. Conyers were among the population. wiH meet everything, a Swiss Ran, Apply to. ALEX D. CLAY, breeze the better the chances away to a good start. The British but without overhead wires." Snch provisional directors. Provide a form of cheap and quick c/o West India Oil Co. for the England entry, Jolie Brise. cutter JoUe Brise, which recently a rail can cope with gardens, and It will be noted by the cable that Two years is the Umit in whieh transportation for our visitors so I295tu.tp. crossed the Atlantic under her own the line has to be put into opera that they can indulge more freely thus avoid disfiguring the country Captain Dingle has withdrawn. sail after winning the famed Fast- tion. ia their favourite pastimes and not With cuttings and embankments; FOR RENT—UNFURNISHED — But the favourite for the race is net Racing Classic last year, was can have curves of such smaU radius "Fairview", Longford Road, CUTTING THE SOD. be deterred, as now, by the high R. Bavier's "Dragoon," a 66 foot first over the Une in Class C, heavy cost. "that houses and valuable property Warwiek East. Modern conve ketch. The owner won the race draft boats, and when the yachts can easily be avoided; and generally niences. Apply to Mr. F. Gibson The ceremony of cutting the first Move the farmers crops for them, with "Memory" in 1923 and 1924, disappeared over the horizon she and thus enable them to cut down does not even require fencing. A Ward, c/o Gosling Bros. and he is thoroughly conversant was leading by a good margin. sod was performed yesterday In raU with passenger rolUng stoek very dismal weather. There were their overhead expenses: that is to 4035ts.tu.th. with the tricks of the course. Captain A. E. Dingle's schooner present His Excellency the Governor, do away with many horses aad carts consisting of a car that emits no Attractive Furnished Appartment Mr. E. H. Trimingham is sailing yacht Gauntlet, of the Royal Nova Lieut.-General, Sir J. J. Asser, at and the waste of labour that now smoke and makes no noise, that All modern conveniences, near Vic on the Sygnet, a 58 foot schooner Scotia Yacht Squadron Fleet, was tended by Captain Hoskyn,A.D.C, obtains, and to farm as small has two classes, that has a traUer toria Park. Apply Mrs. Critchley, with a good reputation, whilst Mr. entered for the race but did not Mr. R. A. Cummiags, Sr., Mr. R. A. farmers in other countries do. Coatinued on page 6 • Phone 381, 3616ftu.s.tp. I A. DarreU is on the Dragoon. , start.
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But I flatly refuse. I am takiag \ a bag and a bottle. I wiU not be J Auction Sale of Household IHEDtARY an elephaat aad take a trunk about G. R. with me. What's 0n9 When & Where Furniture, etc., etc. •I Saml Pepys Teiwr Whatever be the manner of my home-coming I do know that H& departure ia unwept aad as- June gist. mourned. MECHANICS HALL I do hear that our wise church" oo By Public Auction
men are making an earnest appeal %»»^»HM« GOVERNMENT to the members of the different TO BE SOLD churches for a better observance of Local Jottings. TO-NIGHT NOTICES the Lord's Day. And I do heartily AT "RIPLEIGH" approve of this sane attempt to The sad accident to Mr. Thomas PARAMOUNT PICTURE, Presenting keep men from sport and pleasure Butterfield;pn Mt. Langton SQ, Victoria and King Streets DEPARTMENT OF PUBUC which terminated fatally, again on WORKS. on a day set apart for spiritual ex ercise. I am horribly ashamed that emphasises the fact that this is a CLARA BOW and WARNER BAXTERS (the late residence of Richard most dangerous piece of road. It Darrell, Esq.) !Vi; NOTICE. I did yesterday essay to playfgolf. Only receatly I had renounced the possesses a very high cambre, t( % particularly near the spot where It is hereby notified, in accord pomps and vanities of the wicked THE RUNAWAY" game. Yet I find myself again on the accident occurred, and when CtoMonday,28thinst- ance with the requirements of a sUght rain has fallen, as was the Drama in 6 Reels The Works Department Motor the course and proving the game at 12.30 p.m. sharp. has renounced me. I would wager ease on Sunday evening, the danger From the story "The FUght to the HUls" by Charles Neville Buck. Lorry Act, 1925, No. 2 that uatU | is increased. The surface of the further notice the Departmental much money that I have failed at "The Runaway" is a thrilUng story of the Kentucky mountains Consisting of road needs cutting so as to make it with a Uttle New York movie actress hiding from justice and causing Motor Lorries will be in use on the the game because my miad Is un level. In Addition, the whole road a tremendous conflict between two powerful clans. Public Road as described below:— happy for tha 11 am using the Lord's Mahogany and Cedar Tables: Up Day for such an unholy ptirpose. needs patrolling by the police at FoUow the traU of "The Runaway" to an evening's entertainment holstered and Wicker and Settee But when I come to argue with certain times of the week, and on Sandys Parish—"Sound View Road; Saturday evenings chiefly, when the with Paramount! Chairs, Oak Dressing room Table; my friends they do will disagree. and Fancy Tables; Music Racks; from Main Road to Cavello Bay. reckless riders comeinto towa and Anti one avows he attends not Old Fashioned Sofa; Cedar Chairs; ride down the hill regardless of Also PATHE SERIAL I church because he has ouly Sunday Card Tables; Mahogany Book Case; P. N. H. JONES, pedestrians. Pambroke parish ves j for recreation. Another avers there Cedar Rockers, Spanish Cedar Writ Director of Works. try should also, when they are in a "PLAY BALL" Episode 6 is no difference between the days ing Table with Cabinet; Pictures, position to do so, have strong elec PATHE NEWS etc.; Cut Glass Chandelier with 6 Director of Works' Office, therefore, an he can play on Mon And tric Ughts placed, on this hiU, both branches; Cedar Chests; (large and Hamilton. day, he caa play oa Sunday. Yet Show 8.30 north and sout sides. Doors open 8.00 small); Extension Dining Tables; 19th Juae, 1926. another, a cyalc, declares he goes aot to church because het is deeply j Oak Sideboard; Antique Mahogany A fairly good indication that the religious. Cabinet, Glass Front; Cedar Serv Mid-Ocean—23ndi §4th and 26th prices asked for real estate are ri "Sara," says he., "our parsoas, THE HUMANOPHONE CO. ing Table; Dining Room Rug; Oak June, 1926.-^ ta. w.th. diculously highisshowabythe sums aad choirs are a pretty sa.d lot. I Dining Room Chairs, Cut Glass realised by the sales of property in get more good from Dr. Greeu- 40521 ftu. Decanters; I Claret Jugs; and other Southamptoa and Saadys pa Sat fields. glass Ware, etc. urday, evea though these districts THE ALIEN ACT, 1926. So I do teU them th it aone has may, ia the minds of some people, Antique Dishes, Old Jugs, and China; given a reason, but a n excuse. It be out of the way. The South Notice is hereby given that the is the same excuse spi >ken of by a ampton propertjr consisted of the Old Valencia Stone Ware Dinner undermentioned applications have parent in reply to a s.uitor for his average sized plot with a a old build 78 peices. been received for the sanction of daughters hand. ing oa it, and it went for £75. In R. Vases; Candle Shades; Jardinieres, the Governor-in-Councii to the ac "Why do you wish to marry my Sandys, it comprised a two-storey etc. Bound Old Royal Gazette, quisition of the following parcels daughter?" he askod. house, the upper part of which is 1867 to 1875; Iron Bedstead, Box of land. "because I love h er" repUed the unfinished, with two lots of land, Springs and Mattress; Oak and Wal su'hor. and the whole for £155. The auc nut Bedsteads, Spring and Mat APPLICANT. "Sir" responded the parent, tions were very poorly attended. tresses; Oak and Cedar Wardrobe, "that is not a re; ..on but an ex- Mr. J. H. P. Patterson was the auc Cedar Linen Fiess; Mahogany, Oak Ruth Yeaton Stuart, a citizen o^ j cuse." tioneer, while Mr. R. C. H. Hallett and Walnut Chests of Drawers, the United States of America: j And my frieads do aU err ia the looked after the legal iaterests. GOVERNMENT NOTICE. with large Mirrors, Basin Stands, same mauaer. Because of their * * * . aiid Crockery ware Mahogany Tall DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY. own deficiencies, they attribute j Boy; I The Director of Health is to give DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. blame to othe.'.-s. They fii^d not Floor Rugs, Pictures, etc., tc; comfort in worship for that their a lecture oa sanitatioa ia Somerset Screens, Pillows, Bolsters, etc. ALL THAT certain parcel of land oa Wedaesday evening. This is an tc; hearts are hardened by the very Notice Under The Tucker's Town Roads Act, 1923. etc., etc., etc. situate in Hamilton Parish con excellent idea, aad oae that might taining 1 acre and 23 pe'rches, sins they are counselled to renounce Servants Furniture, etc; Kitchen They find no solace in spiritual be extended to apply to every parish, Dre >r and Kitchen Utensils, etc., bouaded oa the North par tly by for it is in the outer regions that IT IS HEREBY NOTIFIED for public information, uader laad of Gilbert Alexaader Outer- exercise for that they are sundered 3tC \ from the eornmunion that is the the sanitary consciences stiU need the provisions of Sectioa 11 of The Tucker's-Town Roads bridge aod partly by thai Public as Uttle more development. Oae Act, 1923 (No. 22), that by agreement between the Board basis of all spirituality. B. W. WALKER & CO. Road on the East by land of Howard o.f the mysteries to the uninitiated of Public Works and the Bermuda Development Compaay, An I were, a Jesuit as I am the Cooper on the South oy lar±d of the st.Ul eontinuefto be the man ner in Limited, the following roads in the vicinity of Tucker's world's wor st goUer I would counsel Auctioneers.* heirs or devisees of Robert Gibbons wh Ich householders dispose of their Town were closed to the public in perpetuity on the 16th Hamilton, Bda. deceased and on the West, partly oy J men to plf4y golf with me on Sun- gar.bage. It is known that some iostaat, namely:— 19/6/26. land of the said Gilbert! Alexaader £ day. In ?about three Sundays our bury"* it, others try and burn it, Outerbridge and partis agaia by' • golf courses would be empty aad usually smoking out their neigh 4054 ftu... laad of the said Gilbert Alexaader our Chrirehes full. First (1) All that portion of the South Coast Road between bours' in the process, and thos^ Schedule Outerbridge TOGETHER WITH the ing on* the sea throw it overboa , a point approximately six huadred feet to the West of the dwelUag house thereoa erected aad thoug! h the port authorities say, dwelling house occupied in his lifetime by the late Eldon all other houses aad appurtenaaces Trott, Esquire, and now of the said Company and the point | * they" r aust not do so. If a series ^m_a. S'___B£ll_lY-_ * thereunto belonging. ureat preparations for my VISJ. where the South Coast Road joias the road leading to the to my in-laws. And my dear wife! "|of sue h meetings stirred up the parish > restries they would do much Public Wharf at Tucker's Town. APPLICANT. wUl have it ..hat I must travel with trunks and much baggage. She good. First (2) The whols of the road kaowa as "Mercer's Hill * * * Schedule Eugene Gladstof finds she has curtains that want, Cross Road" lying between the Harrington Souad Road aad „ O'Neill, a citi- Accord!'ag to the cable advices zen of the Unite" dry-cleaaing. Ri^gs that want the road next hereinafter described. QUEEN'S CLUB e States of America: repairing. Dresses that are to received oa Saturday, ic is appareat that for another moath at aay rate DESORT be camouflaged by dyeing (3) AH that portion of th3 road leadiag from th3 vicinity .PTION OF PROPERTY. the passeo.ger service betweea Ber Third to look like new gowns. Schedule of the Devil's Hole to tha Public Wharf at Tucksr's Town A Special General Meeting muda and Canada, by way of Hali Silverware in need of the fami lying between the Western boundary of the said Company's .uL THAT eercain parcel of land ly crest and her initials. A fax, will be maintained." It wiU of wil De neld property and its junction with the strip "or parcel of land containing 12 acres 2 roods 39 mirror that has lost its cunning necessity bt' very in-nited, for the tc next hereiaafter described. perches and 5| square yards situate and has to be treated in the back. R.M.S.P. Co. intend s.unply > run TO-NIGHT and beiag at or near Turtle Bay two boats on what is reL,Hy one trip I am to bring back not only these On the closing of the above roads the lands traversed in Warwick Parish bouaded oa the apiece, thus makiag up the proper articles, but new ones in the shape by such roads became vested, under Sectioa 12 of the said at 8.00 p.m. North by the waters of Graaaway of pillow cases, bed spreads, kit service with the O.G.M.M*. Steam Act, in the said Company in perpetuity. Deep oa the East partly by the said chen stove, a new arm chair, a ers, both of which wUl be .freight waters of Graaaway Deep partly by ers. What will happea at the end of business:- Mah Jongg Set and a set of FuUer AND IT IS HEREBY FURTHER NOTIFIED that as laad formerly of the heirs or de brushes. the month remains to be see.i- Election of Officers and visees of David Wiagood aad aow or from the 16th instant the following strips or parcels of land iSS *S business that late of James DarreU and partly became dedicated in perpetuity to the Crown as roads in any other by a Tribe Road on the South by lieu of the portions of roads closed as above notified, name may be brought before it laad now or late of the heirs or de ly:— visees of Daniel Astwood or their Bermuda Boat and Canoe Club G. TITE, assigns and on the West partly by Second (1) All that strip or parcel of land of the width of Secretary. laad of the heirs or devisees of and Bermuda Athletic Association. Schedule thirty feet leading from a point on the South Coast Road John James Wadson or their as approximately six hundred feet to the West of the dwelliag 4055ftu. signs and partly by land of the heirs house occupied in his lifetime by the late Eldon Trott, or devisees of William Pope Nelmes ANNUAL JOINT RF1GATTA Esquire, and now of the said Compaay first in a North or their assigns which said parcel Princess Hotel Water F ront, easterly then in an Easterly and agaia ia a North-easterly of land is iatersected by the North direction around Trott's Poad to a point on the road lead Shore Road of Warwick Parish and Will take place ott ing to the PubUc Wharf at Tucker's Towa near the boundary also by the said Tribe Road TO stone between Hamiltoa aad St. George's Parishes. ! The Importance GETHER WITH the dwelUng house Tuesday, June 29th thereon known as "Spithead" Instead of July 1st:. Second (2) All that strip or parcel of land of the width of twenty ! of Good Sight the outbuildings therewith the I Schedule 2. feet leading from a point on the Harrington Sound Road cwo cottages thereon erected and Programme: approximately eight hundred feet East of the Northern ead Whatever your vocation the appurtenances thereto belong 2.00 Men's Single Canoe Race, j 4.30 Mixeti 3 blade of the Mercer's Hill Cross Road first in a South-westerly ing. direction and In a South-easterly direction and thea in a in Ufe, whether on Iand 2.20 Boy's 3 blade Canoe Race. Bo:?, G irl and Man. Southerly direction to a point near the bouadary stone or sea, goo^ d sight is 2.40—Youth's Tandem. 4.45 -M ACCOMMODATION THEROYAL HAIL STEAM PACKET COMPANY LONDON DIRECT SERVICE SaUing from Sailing from THE ST. GEORGE HOTEL HAMBURG LONDON S.S. "TABORA" June 16th June 23rd St. George's, Bermuda. S.S. "CULEBRA" July 2nd July 9th Direction of 3. A. SHERRARD, General ¥f"fflf S.S. "KARA" July 14th July 23rd Cargo accepted on through BiU of Lading from the Principal Modern in Equipment and operation witb cuisine and service Industrial Centres in Great Britain. ot excellence. HARNETT & RICHARDSON, Agents. Every facility is afforded for outdoor and indoor recreation in Henry Langridge & Company, cluding Golf, Tennis, Swimming and Dancing. 16, Great St. Helens, Aquatic sports are featured iu the magnificent indoor swim London E.C. 3. ming pool. There is a nine hole golf course adjoining the HamUton, Bermuda, hotel property, and the courts of the St. George's Tennis Club are available to guests upon payment of a nominal June 14th, 1926. cbarge. 3992ftul5. tu22. tu29. The Mid-Ocean. June 17th, 24th. Luncheon aud Dinner parties are invited. T^.ble D'Hote Luncheon $1.50 Dinner $2.00 OUR NEW LINES OF Booklet upon request. 2840ts.eitp.2a&37. REED FURNITURE THE NEW WINDSOR HOTEL fin beautifully upholstered and coloured patterrs ewspaper tJnion.) are an eye opener for Horizontal. Vertical. & PALM GARDENS 1—A preposition beauty and price. 2—A numeral ?zdfc! 4—To make a noise JHtitf» 12—tfcbflj|t&5 6—One who employs 15—Ifted UTWting 6—Trials 7gr_, 9—Common name of a fufr- CHESLEY E. WHITE iu deUghtfuUy cool and «—*M|fof tlje area ofa circle animal picturesque gardens or in 2ft—Used to measure gas 9—The load of a ship 3389lfT[tu.eitp. DINE AND DANCE 10—Otherwise 15—To grant quaint aud charming Flemish rooms n-m* lie articles 16—Large woody plants 24—feje , 18—Island near Greece 28—Ah Sxcl jation 19—Movement of the. ocean Unrivalled reputation for Shore Dinners and Local Dishes 2ft—A wtlggl; Inhabitant of^tb& sea 20—Power of attraction WM. YOUNGERS & COs. 30—ttevoiifed 28—Keenest ZthxWQF* 31—Rec«rt£ 28—Mans name 2*—Btmramt. Special faculties Orchestra ln American and 34—InatoJfaent used by doctors §2—Organ of the body for parties Attendance nightly European Plan 37—IVtauT * 33—Distorted 35—Regret 36—Used ln fishing 37—Part of a, circle 38—To court 42—A traveling stir MONK BRAND ALE A real Country Olub with City Hotel Service. 0—ASroth American saa 43—To knock 44—A playing card e 46—To be In debt 1447tm.el.to 2/8/25. & |j, |»-Jloo i "Til? U—A Une of mountains iff-A. tree 69—* xpL II—Mouth of a bird 68—To stupefy 61—A foreign ruler Sa-^gfci«fll 62—Found in, a desert 66—A small, sharp bit of nferfal 64—Pertaining to the moon The Brew of Generations 66—A popmttr modern invSnti^i 66—Harmony 66—Refuse from a fife 6$—Simple jokes 6ft—Reverberation 62—Exist 64—Also Old Chelsea 65*—A parent 68—Myself A TRIAL ORDER WILL CONVINCE YOU Jfc* LIQUEUR CHOCOLATES Solution to Saturday's Puzzle J. E. LIGHTBOURN & CO Ht3603ffth.eitp Full Strength ansa a - Absolutely the Finest 3311 aSHE ssculaD 3333annH usamHOG lib* and J£lb. Boxes. SEES puts BEEF •RE]..::%.''i into you Old IWnillffa I Force of Hamilton at this time VIU UCIUlUUa. J which might well cause feelings of Gosling Brothers 1864. ' envy to rise in the breasts of our present constables. The Force at- Someone asked the other day tended the prorogation of Parlia- 3605f fth.s.tn.tp. whether it was not possible to find ' ment clad in the new uniform, the some interesting things in a later f Sergeant's surtout being of blue YOU RE IN A FINE PICKLE! Bermuda than that of the 18th cloth, with cuffs, collar and cap TRofeisnooiftep century, and we hope that these embroidered with blue, the cap flavour to notes from the file of 1864 may had a gold band. compatfe vriiK prove amusing. The constables had blue coats with red cuffs and collars and a red / The first advertisement that i band on the caps. It was said that it"ia easitv five • | catches the eye in the Gazette for s the first vision of them thus at- moiT popular January of this year is one refer | tired drew a large and excited crowd. ticklr e in vthe ring to the current fashions show Woi»ldd^ *M ing that they were well in front of I At this time Bermuda must have the times in this respect, at least, i been considered as definitely be- PANYAN in Bermuda. "Thomson's Ex I longing to the North America MMO*oci»4t->ao» wo-Ca»po«_ pansion Skirt"is the delicate refer Colonies, according to the speech ence to what Paris and England Vj of the Governor, Colonel Ord, who J. S. VALLIS, Distributor. were calling "a crinoline" and it \ speaks of the postal rates having was made of the finest springs. i been doubled between this island Doubtless the fathers and hus and the United Kingdom, thus plac bands here were finding the pas ing Bermuda on the same footing "ANTHRACITE" sion of their daughters and wives as the West India Colonies and dis for "extended skirts" just as tire tinguishing it disadvantageously some as any other men in other from Her Majesty's other posses COAL- parts of the world and doubtless sions in British North America." the ladies still persisted in wearing I FOR SALE, finest quality washed and screened, them. The Advertisement also At the same sitting it was pro ENGLISH ANTHRACITE COAL contains a cryptic reference to the posed that no further money "Paris Train and Trail with in should be at present expended on £4. 0. 0. per ton, cash* side Bustle," One would like to improvement at Timlin's Nar- have seen Front Street in those rews, as all ships which could pass This coal burns with less than 5% of ash, is absolutely days! * * * Stagg's Channel could now go free from slate, and is the best grade of Anthracite Coal And yet the delicacy of the fem through the Narrows, and that the ever imported into Bermuda. It can be used in Ranges, inine mind at this date was such latter should be buoyed off as soon Stoves, Boilers and for practically every service where that it shrank from personal men as possible at the public expense. "I see you also use Cherry Blossom Boot RolishT coal is used. Apply tion of refined females in the news The Attorney General moved that paper, even when it was a matter of the Resolve for carrying on the Bermuda Electric light Power & Traction Co. bread and butter. This must work at Timlin's Narrows be read. Serpentine Road, Pembroke. have been the feeUng which gov This was carried and then the A. G. Cherry Blossom 3912 If ftu.th.tp. erned the **Youug .Lady, residing Proposed that the blank be filled up in Hamilton who has been in the £1,000, but Mr. W. E. ZuiU proposed habit of teaching music on the that £500 be the sum, and that was pianoforte, (it is reassuring to affirmed. It aU reads Uke a bit of Boot Polish New Crinoline Hats know that it was music) and now yesterday or the day before. 'BRILLIANT- PRESERVATIVE -WATERPROOF will receive female pupils on the BLACK, BROWN, TONETTE, Guitar, Flutina or Accordeon." Tremendous excitement reigned DARK TAN, DEEP TONE fc WHITE. This accompUshed young female t here for a day or two regarding the remains anonymous so far as the arrest and detention of Lieut. for Summer Wear. pubUc is concerned and confides Rooke, of the R.A., stationed at St. MANSION POLISH her identity solely to the office of George's who had left there on the quickly ghfes a beautiful Mirror- the Royal Gazette, "where inquiries "Robert Lee" and was captured at like surface to Fumihnv.Roora may be made." New York as a Southern Spy. • and Linoleum»«...-SOLD ut TINS The carrying of arms to the Rings of Bermuda pearl* must South by passengers from the West LOCKWARD & CO. Indies had caused the searching of 4002 Iff w.eitp. have been more commou. than Immediate Supplies horn Stock ET at present for Messrs.'Chi?id and vessels and luggage to be nearly l DAI ilCII ft CAN of,ice and Showroom Gault, at the sign of "The Golden as keen as it is now and many m L. rRI.IWE.il Page 4 THI ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY, TUESDAY, JUNE 22, IBM News from St Georges West End Briefs. Mysterious Fish. The Miasonie Hall was packed to capacity on Thursday evening last, ' '1 On Saturday morning it was re ou the occasion of an entertain ported that many thousands of ment given in aid of the funds of fish had floated in at the St. David's St. James' ChurchSocial Club and Eastern Bays and along the shore. the St. James' Ohurch Sunday Quite naturally the people thought School,. that the fish were of appreciable The programme, given by willing siae, until Mr. Stanley Pitcher ar friends, was an excellent one, every rived with some for Miss Earl, Item being received with universal who is painting many ichthyolo- approbation. In addition to the gical specimens at Higinbotham's solos and humourous items, the iW_mm_m ' BETTER wharf and, very fine pictures they West End Orchestra gave some 1 W mmMmWmi i make. The specimens |brought popular selections, and a group of over by Mr. Pitcher Were too small club members acted two funny to be of any use for copying by the sketches In a manner which gave BREAD artist. Many of the little fellows evidence Off the time and trouble are thought to be young squid. taken in their preparation. These The satisfaction yielded by a Some, with a little dark colouring in were greeted with well-deserved quaHtyarticle is remembered above them have the appearance, but of commenda.tion. all other considerations. course they are not, of young Financially, the affair was also The production ol finer bread is Toad Fish. It Is a pity that Mr. a success,a sum of over £10 having our constant aim, hence we use only Mowbray is not here to ten us just been divitled between the two or the finest flour and purest what they are. ganizations in whose aid it was held. ingredients' * . * * * # USE An Explosion. The annual excursion of the St. James* Church Social Olub to the Few persons know that there » a At 7.30 on Saturday night there East End has been fixed this year certain kind of refrigeration that Bermuda Bakery Bread was an explosion, a heavy one, so not only keeps foods a long time for Saturday, july 31st. The venue but actually improves litem. This Satisfaction Assured heavy that some persons who re of the affair Itis not yet been de is refrigeration with air that is side at Government Hffl, went to cided on-. In previous years Euth not only very cold, but dry and FOR SALE BY the town t» inquire the cause and Bay was the chosen spot, through Jt frosty as well. ALL GROCERS effeet but, few there knew any the courtesy of ts owner, Mr. Fox. The Mother, Pm hungry" hour! This zone of dry, unifbrm,intense thing at all about it. On Sunday The "Corona' will leave Hamil cold is the Zone of Kelvination, morning inquiries were yet being and is produced by Kelvinator ton at about 8.30 a.m. calling at Kelvinate the children's foods, and "special diets" Electric Refrigeration. made. Darrell's Wharf, .Somerset, and can be planned with half the usual effort Ireland Island, ea route to St Bermuda Bakery Ltd. George's. Each dayyouwrinkleyourbrowand children's diet far in advance. Plague of Mosquitoes. ponder as you ask yourself, What TeL 241 As on former c ccasions, ice Kelvinator electric refrigeration is 24l2ffs.eitp. creams, refresh me nfcs, and a small shall I get for the children?" Every On Saturday night, the mosqui week-end—yes, every day—-the so cold that the air in the refriger toes appeared to be everywhere. supply of eatables wUll be on sale, question arises, Will it keep?" ator becomes frosty and dry. It but it should be borne in mind They were just as numerous at the or "is it still good?" does away with the annoyance of FITS ANY flagpole mound, on Market Square, that this is a basket picnic. ice. Kelvinator is as constant as REFRIGERATOR as ever they were. Many of them| A programme of shorts is being •With Kelvinator chilling your your electric service and requires Kelvinator ia made in sizes doubtless, were rared in the heads arranged for, and, given fine wea refrigerator you would know that no attention. for all standard makes of re the special foods you buy or frigerators. It can be in of banana plants. It looks now, ther, the affair s home I be as suc stalled quickly and very as if one will have to destroy the cessful as last year's. prepare would keep day after Ask how Kelvinator can be in easily in the one you ara banana trees or else keep the mos For those merrily wis£ 'ing to visit day.' You could safely plan your stalled in your present refrigerator. now using. The Kelvinator quitoes constantly with us. friends at the East End this trip freezing unit is placed in the will be a great convenience, and ice chamber. The conden N.J. K. HOLDER ser—the mechanism that A Dockyard Outing. the cost 4/- a raere bagatelle. supplies the cold"—goes Tickets will be available in due Hamilton, Phone 507 in the basement or any other convenient place. On Sunday the launch Dragon course at the efflce of the Bermuda was at St. George's with a large Press, Ltd., in Hamilton, and from party from H.M. Dockyard. The club members and friends at the members enjoyed themselves with Wes4 End. Kelvinator swimming and refreshments at the — — oo St. George. The Oldest' Domestic fleet ric Ref * * * The, Rainfall. Volunteers Return. 1925-1926 SLIGHTLY ABOVE The members of A. Co., B.V.R.C. AVERAGE. turned from Camp to St. George's' on Sunday morning. The folio wing table has been * * * kindly faea ished by the Prospect BUOYANT HEALTH Church News. Observatory at our request and is published. $ or the information of You can now take your full The Captain of the Salvation our readen s. Army occupied the pujSlit at the In the Bas rmuda Almanack, pub Portion of Vitamines. Methodist Ciurcti, St. George's, lished anma ally by us, the average both morning and evening on Sun rainfall for fifty years is given as day. 58.14 tite h ighest being 76.43 and Fili_tlt__\jl 'S YEAST the lowest ' 39.56. IS MADE TASTELESS AT The Dredger. * * * PROSF, £CT OBSERVATORY. \%i Tie derdger "Ei:ag George"- fe HF SHOP •.vorkng day and night on the St. Average Moi lthly Rainfall for Period I Raid Street George's Channel and is making* May 1st. I 925 to April 30th. 1926. > we are informed, good progress Months. Rainfall in inches To th * # * se who prefer it, Shipping. May. 1925. 6.60 r lei chinann's Yeast June. 0.97 I." a 1st sold by the cake. C.G.M.M. "Canadian July. 6.53 ils.-.cr," 7.28 S755 «| \th 2,200 tons, arrived from «, August. Friday and was piloted I >3uth on September. 5.79 Griffiths. jy Charles October. 4.73 November. 6.84 h December. 3.78 1,66iJSf6 tons , arrl^*steaa$ ^y^ ' Co.nway," January. 1926. 2.66 ND how tired, too! This is the time more the 19th ins* JI England o. 1 February. 4.36 and than any other when the child should be given Murray's " was piloted to March. 6.08 , w^sre pi-ati- April. 5.20 a heaping plate of Quaker Oats. Quaker Oats que/ ***'«-S' not only satisfies the appetite, it nourishes and 8K j.s granted h y Dr. P. W. G. May. .elley, hy Co arlss Griffiths. replaces the energies lost in study. It fortifies Conway reports, ise ,ving experienced Total. 00.82 the muscles and helps in the formation of the very had weati»er t o the Eastward of bones. It enriches the nervous tissues and Bermuda, whieh was expected on -00- gives extraordinary vitality to the entire organ* account of tha t eavy swell oa the ism. Quaker Oats is equally as beneficial fof south side. OLD BERMUDA * » * the child in the morning before leaving for A copy of our new Health Book school. It sends her away well nourished to Heavy G round Swell. let, giving much valuable infor Continued from page 3 mation on the care and feeding withstand the rigor of study and play. On Friday iafternooii tho sound of infants, cooking recipes, etc., caused hy cho* ground swell striking Southern States. He was detain wilt bo sent to you .gratia upon against the sftuth-side* breakers was ed by the authorities and the Brig request to The Schoolgirl quite perceptShle at St. Gsorge's. J. HOWARD COOPER Amazon sailed for Bermuda with Hamilton k T thirteen or fourteen years of age Doubtless, some of the coal workers out him. "Infinitely" says the A.you r daughter reaches a state of will be shortly expecti:^ S' me editor of the Gazette, "to the glori inental'and physical transition. At school steamers for coal. fication of our Yankee friends who die is beginning to study subjects of re- * • * " lative difficulty, in which she must be don't catch a British officer every examined. Her.norries loosing large Cheaper Potatoes. day." Quaker Oats and important ia ier maturing mind, We wonder what became of the win be magnified by any periodica) As regards prices of potatoes at Lieutenant. physical depression. 0 Many mothers have helped their daugh- St. George's, on Saturday, there * # * J=rs through these years of great mental •was real war and "was to the knife" At this time the Firm of "Macy and phyacal aetrrity by giving to them inasmuch as one large one was cut and Sons" of New York were regularly Lydia E. Knkam's Vegetable to make weight, we were informed. staunch Quakers and a letter from Compound. It win toi£ up -Ae system, ffve them a new vitaBty, and energy to At one shop potatoes Were reduced them to Captain Scotland of St. combat physical strain, nervousness, and to 5fts. for one shilling just over George's may have been possibly listlessness. two pence per pound; they went off the last of its on this side the At Contains no *>-' ffi^afoe TTO " I am glad to say that X ara one who takes rather lively at that modest price lantic, as itis written in true Quaker your medicine and have (bund great re until a planter arrived with a cart phraseology as follows:— lief from its-use. I always suffered from pains at certain times and was advised load of very fine spuds at 6|lbs. for "Esteemed Friend, We are duly your teeth OF COD UVER 0ILANDTAR by a friend to take Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. I Hi so for one one shilling or 25i>s. for 4/-. It has 1 in receipt of thy letter of 9th instl Robert's Syrup of Cod Saver OU and Tar is one of the finest preparations month and was surprised that all my been a long time since potatoes KOLYNOS 'pain vanished. Yen are welcome to ' We regret extremely thou wast DENTAL CREAM that can be got for throat affection* It is an excellent combination of thesa use this letter to I elp others." — were sa.low in price as at the pre obliged to put into St. George's heejth-giving ^xtraets that is meeting with much favor wherever nsed.»lt is Mra. Annie Abbot sent time. Twenty shillings per for repairs, however, we should strengthening and invigorating, and while affording relief for coughs, cold» 36 Hannover St., Kingston, barrel, was the whole sale price aad, Jamaica. B. W.l. • think from thy letter that thou asd bronchial ailments, strengthens the system so that it resists attesk«R » one merchant said that "they.were wast doing about as well as could We should hope to give thee an likely to fall." The poor people say, be expected. other cargo of oil on thy return. agrejabte to the tastu and is tasily taken, and the most delicate stomach caa assimilate it readily. Bs eurtive qualitiei have been attested by TMOTS, and "let them fall." The Insurance Companies here Respectfully &c. reaaests for supplies show that saffeic^ firou pulmonary and respiratory * * * who had risk on some of the cargo JOSIAH MACY'S SONS. C^nsbanees find it a reliable m( 3icino.*Ia diphtheritic eases and fei scarlet The late Mr. Tiffany. sent Captain Clarke to them think ing he was well acquainted with fever Robert's 3yrup of Cod Liver Oil and Tar can be used m Mr. Thomas Jennings informs us such matters and might be of ser New York, 12 Mo. 3Qth Day, 1863. & Northrop & Lyman Co., limited. Toronto, Canada, that the late Mr. Francis Tiffany vice to thee in preventing the There seems on the arrival of was not a member of the Royal land sharks taking advantage of Captain Clarke to have been a great Artillery but, belonged to the Boyal thy unfortunate condition. We deal of local feeling in regard to his -'iPJcS-CWRED IU 610 14 DAIS Irish Bifles. Mr. Jennings is a:i are glad1 that thou hast made so having come to "Protect" Captain FAZ© {MNTMENT is guaranteed t» ' r.wthority. Scarce one, of the late fortunate a choice of parties to Scotland from the "land sharks" core blind, bleeding, itching or*p&- Mr. Tiffany's local friends knew transact thy business in Bermuda and his severe criticism of the "Out truding PILES in 6 to 14 days or • .y_ Ms death until the Eoyal Ga- and hope thee will have a quick rageous charges" Was much re none? refunded. Manufactured by 'be r*-8K V^~"^IWE 00k, St ionfc todia £. Pinkham's \ zatte announced it on Satin-day. despatch and a safe voyage from sented among the shipping fra- Ve getabie Compound there to London. ternity at the East End. THE BOYAL GAZETTE AIR COLONIC! DAILY, TUESDAY. JUNE Zk l9^. Page 5 Cable News. HERE a THERE. 1 Santiago, Chile, Juae 16th.—A BIG DISCOUNT SALE SPORTS NEWS. heavy storm is raging all along the coast and in the centre of the coun of certain Tennis. try. It extends up into the Andes Eighty-Two Years of Leadership in Wearing Apparel Mountains and has badly impeded BLANK BOOK3 Wimbledon, June 18.— United railway traffic with Argentina for of various sizes Slates players to-day won the several days. At Valparaiso ships Wightman Cup, emblematic of lifted anchor and put to sea to es From Id. to 20/- each the Women's International team cape damage. Several lighters were SUMMER FROCKS tennis championship, by defeat swamped and sunk with a loss of An opportunity for Business Firms, Societies, ing the Biritish team four matches their cargoes. i School Children, &c, also in to three. With the score standing * * * at three all the United States double Lisbon, June 18th.—Martial Law Nice choice of "Odd Lots" of NOTE PAPERS with Voiles and Silks pair, Miss Mary K. Browne and has been proclaimed ia Lisboa foi- ENVELOPES at very low prices, to clear before Miss Elizabeth Ryan, defeated Mrs lowiag the dismissal of Premier new stocks arrive. Kitty '"'eKane Godfree and Miss Jose Mendes Cabecades yesterday. Evelyn Colyer in the deciding Allthe Ministries have been occu Modelled in Paris and express match, 3—6, 6—2, 6—4. The Cup pied by revolutionary troops, and STA ERY ing charm and distinction. thus t.oes back to the United States the Premier has handed over the S. NELMES, ( ^ ) THE TOWER for the first time since 1923, the reins of power to General Gomes 4050fm.tu.W. Voiles in white, pastel shades year of its institution when the as Minister of War. and in various colour combina United States won it seven matches tions. Tub Silks in smart to nothing, at Forest Hills. Great Constantinople, June 18th.—Mu- Stripes. Minor alterations free Britain won six to one at Wimble stapha Kemal Pasha narrowly es SPECIAL DISCOUNT SALE FOR CASH ONLY of charge. don in 1924, and again defeated the caped death at the hands of plotters United States four to three at For on his arrival at Smyrna today. A FURNITURE est Hills last year. number of persons were arrested MATTRESSES among them two prominent Turks. BEDS Cricket. The Police seized weapoas and Prices from 25/- to 80/' bombs. PILLOWS London, June 16.—Not a ball was RUGS bowled at Leeds and Chesterfield Moscow, June I8th.—Workers de in the three days of the matches monstrations ia protest against CHINA & GLASS that were scheduled in County the British strike fund have caused COOKING UTENSILS cricket between Yorkshire and Not coasiderable stir throughout the tingham and Derbyshire against city toaight. There was geaeral There will also be a special bargain counter Leicester. The torrential rains uaeasiuess here regarding further thac swept the whole of the Island developments of the aewly arisen Sale Commenced June 16th. made play utterly out of the ques Russo-British coatroversy. #mm tion. At Old Ttafford Park, Man 1iififti^g=-—ri> rue s TBI HOYAL OAZtTTK *• COLONIST DAILY, TUISDAY, JUNE tt, |9M a^j Fatal Cycling Accident. | mier danseuse of "Spring-time," aad showed me his plaas which ate "Musie Box Revue" and many are practically the same as those for other notable successes. Swiss lines. He went to Switzer Continued from page 1 . * * land and studied their systems. a large circle of friends will mourn MrJ W. J. Love, of the New York The Hoa. H. W. WatUngton and Ms untimely death. J office of Furness, Withy & Co., and Mr. Goodwin Gosling also visited The funeral took place yesterday * Mrs. JiOve arrived yesterday for a that country and travelled on the afternoon from Miss Julia Butter- short stay in Bermuda, during cars; and staunch supporters of field's residence, "Marcheux," Pa which they will make the St. George the scheme as suitable for Bermuda get, to St. Paul's Church, Paget, Hotel their headquarters. It is they have proved themselves to be. where the Rev. G. B. Cooley, as } understood that Mr. Love has come The Bermuda RaUway Act was >Hlj*:WalW:i sisted by Dr. Reazor, officiated. down on matters connected with then drawn up and finaUy passed PaU bearers at th^ last sad rites the new motor ship which his firm the House of Assembly by a sub Use one were Hon. H. D. Butterfield, Dr. propose building for this run, prin stantial majority. F. W. Watlington, Dr. Hutchings cipally in connection with channel Frith, Col. R. J. Tucker, O.B.E.; and harbour depths. It is hardly necessary for me to 365 Days every year Mr. Reginald Trimingham, and refer to the delay that has occurred, WADSON'S Mr. Jack Fowle. There were no passengers for due, partly to a period of fiaaacial * * * Bermuda by the R.M.S.P. Chaleur striageacy ia London, partly to Tom Butterfield. which arrived from Halifax yes fears held by would-be coatribu- 4046TTm.tu. terday morniag. She sails for the tors on account of the lack of Monday, 21st. June 1926. south today, aad takes oae passen Government support, and the Only 'five lines' in the Royal ger from Bermuda to Barbados. known antipathy of a certain sec Gazette & Colonist Daily of the * * * tion of the inhabitants towards To-day. LATE CABLES. the AustraUans bowUng, put up a 21st June told Bermuda of that Mrs. Rudolph Parker, of War the scheme. poor exhibition. Only three bats sad incident of the day previous. wick, has beea removed to the King The brevity of those Unes in it men got into double figures, Hal Edward VH Memorial Hospital for There has, unfortuaately, been Sitting of Legislative Council, Earlier Cables «riIlbefoundonpage5 self goes to show what a terrible lows, Ernest Tyldesley, and Duck treatment, after a long period of good deal of acrimonious discus- PubUc Buildings, Hamilton, 11.30 shock this fatal accident has been, worth. The rest counted a zero, illness at her home. sioa, but aow that the promoters a.m. HERE S THERE. not only to the many specialjfriends one, two, a pair of fours, a six ——oo have decided to make a start vvith- * * * of Mr. Butterfield but to the gen eight and nine. The entire side out the protection which they Moving Pictures:— Methodist Union. eral publie. ' Mechanics Hall, Hamilton, 8.00 was dismissed for 149runs, and the Bermuda Railway Co. sought, I hope and trust that all honours again b them went to On Sunday morning everything bitterness oa the subject will be p.m. London, June 19.—A united MaUey who secured seven of their seemed so sunny and we had among Begin Operations. dropped and everyoae will uaite —00 committee representative of the wickets for 74 juns. It was a sad us that young man in the prime to help the project through as 00 Wesleyan Methodist Primitive procession to t e wicket and back of his Ufe, haU-feUow-weU-met, Continued from page 1. speedily as possible, ior I am coa- STEAMSHIP MOVEMENTS. Methodist and United Methodist smiling at those who were unfor to the pavUion t at foUowed the dis- for the conveaieace of pass vinced that, as the Swiss have Churches Conference has voted tunate enough to see him that agers' missalof Tyldesley. The combina baggage aad bicycles, aad found, for their country, it is the S.S. Fort St. George sail today •overwhelmingly to recommend that morning for the last time. But which tion between Mailey and Oldfield ruas at frequent intervals. only real soiutioa of Beraiuda's for New York. the three Conferences declare it seemed that those sunny skies the wicket-keeper was too good, Then Mr. Cummiags came alonj transportation question. * * . themselves in favour of a Metho were soon to be overclouded, for Oldfield being responsible for re R.M.S.P. Chaleur arrived yester dist Union on the basis of the Union early that same afternoon the tiring three men out of their day from HaUfax, saUing for scheme as amended last year. The tragedy took place which has takea f ground. On their own side the West India ports today. Wesleyan representatives, Pastorals from us a friend and a country visitors did not make any too j * * * have both confirmed this resolu man, and we were not even hon strong a showing when they went POULTRY GARDENS R.M.S.P. Teviot is due in from tion. oured with the privilege of saying to bat and but for the slashing the West Indies on Thursday next, * * * our fareweUs to him; but God game of Macartney aided by An knows we are all glad for him and en route to HaUfax and St. John. Customs Inquiry. A NEW STOCK OF * * * drews the AustraUans might have those many who loved him, that had rather a bad time. However S.S. Montagua is due in on his suffering, if any, was of short Ottawa, June 19.—When a re Macartney's 62 did them a world of Thursday en rouce for England. duration. How true it is that port of the Customs Inquiry Com good. This player wiU continue WIRE NETTING * * * mittee comes up in the House with Richardson to-morrow. The "Whilst we are in life " and yet P.S.N. "Orita" sailed from Liver early this week, the House wiU be AustraUan seore stood over the we cannot reaUse, in this case, that For all purposes pool on the 17th ins'.,., for Bermuda asked to^pass upon the question of week end at 124 for five wickets. death has really come. via French and Spraaish Ports and Today aU those flags which fly Ministerial responsibiUty for some London, June 19.—Rain deprived at is dU3 here on or, about 30th inst. at half-mast in deep respect to our time of the irregularities revealed Surrey of what might have been a having on board 49 passengers for friend who has been taken from tn the Customs investigation. Con brilliant victory over Cambridge this port. Aga'nts, Messrs. Har us so suddenly, will be taken down Reduced Prices servative members of the Com University at the Oval when the riett & Eichan'.son. again, but there will be other un mittee have made it plain that they encounter was abandoned after intend to press the vote of censure seen flags which wiU remain al Surrey had driven out 462 runs to ways at the half-mast, for though —oo which was voted down in a private the Ught Blues 287, meeting of the Committee last men die, sweet memories live oa GODET & YOUNG A first innings victory was notch night by a majority of one. forever. 1 MAILS. ed up in favour of Sussex when they '4053' L.U..I1. Over fifteen recommendations captured the points from Kent in a "A SCHOOL CHUM." Mails per R.M.S.P. Teviot for are contained in the exhaustive re game that was interrupted by rain —OO the Maritime Provinces and New port t» curtail the smuggling of before it was allowed to go the MORRIS A. GIBBONS foundland will close at the Geaeral goods into Canada and the loss in limit. Personal Post Office on Thursday the 24th rerenne through fraud of the Cus In a game that went the fuU Continued from page 1 GREY 3UIT[NG~ FLANNEL June, 1926. toms. Complete reorganization of route the Red Rose County master Ordinary Mail at 4 p.m. the whole Preventive services wiU ed Gloucesterby 138 runs. Lancas- Loadoa with sixteen entries al for Registered Mail and Parcel Post bs recommended. The report WiU shire scored 178 in their first in bouad for Bermuda. MEN'S PANTS, BOY. ' SUITS at 2 p.m. * * * suggest the cooperation of members nings and foUowed it with 203 in * * * Malls per S.S- Motagua for the of the Royal Canadian Mounted the second. Gloucester had 145 Mr. Louis Mowbray arrived by United Kingdom and the Continent PoUce with the reorganized Pre and in their second tour at bat the steamer yesterday, and it is 54 inch wide - 12/6 yard of Europe, will close at the General ventive Services. No recommenda were dismissed for two short of the understood that he wiU now take Post Office on Thursday the 24th tion however to take the appoint century. up the position of Curator at the Pure English Wool. ment of members of the Preventive June, 1926. A draw resulted from the en new Aquarium at the Flatts. In Ordinary Mail at 5 p.m. Service out oi the lands of the gagement between tlie Dark Blues fact, much of the work, such as the ST. GEORGES STORE Registered Mail and Parcel Post Civil Service Commission will it is and the Marylebone Cricket Club. fi-lis'.ling touches to the tanks, 3942 IT Kth.eitp. J at 4 p.m. beUevoc- be made. Reduction of Scores: The M.CC. 242 and 303 stockiag, etc., has beea delayed 7r*-tff_rffrrrf&tr*rfftT*rff-'Mrffr*rrrrf*wM'tff**-WW^ tf« Supplementary Mail:—AU Letters the number of Customs ports in for eight wickets, innings declared. pendiag his arrival, aad aow the ir posted up to 7 a.m. Friday the 25th the Dominions wiU, it is under Oxford University 139 and 22 for no work of completing the aquarium June ,1926, will be forwarded if pre stood, be recommended. At the wickets (abandoned). wUl go a lead rapidly. By this same present there are 681 ports of entry paid with double the ordinary A decisive defeat was adminis boat Prof. E. L. Marks, a weU known li at which Customs duties arc col amount of postage. tered to Leicester by Worcester naturalist who is a constant visi lected. when they succumbed by no less tor to Bermuda, was a passenger. ft oo * * * than 146 runs. * * * Herriot Fails. T ie shipping of agricultural pro 11 In spite of a poor beginning N - I if tingnam came from behind in t te ducts over so far as the New York An "Arcadian" Cruise. . June 20.—M. H•. mot second innings to take the full markets are coaceraed, Mr. G. E. in his efforts to torn* a Cabinet. He five poiats from North Hants. The Wiater, laspector of Produce, aad The ocean cruising yacht "AR >:ti£M President Duncrgue of visitors were dowa by 22 runs on Mr. A. J. Gorham returned yes I CADIAN," on a cruise de Luxe tnis tc-day and M. Bri. nd has re the Hants 170 Nottingham 148. terday. Both have speat the ma through the West Indies, is sche sumed the task of '">rg»n.izati:ag a The home side however fell away jor part of the winter io aad arouad duled to leave Southampton early new Ministry. badly second time out accumulat the American markets looking af I in December. She wiU arrive at * * * ing only 97 runs. Nottingham ter the interests of the Bermuda Bermuda from Havana early on the SPORTS NEWS. batted with great determination farmers, who oa the whole have morning of the 28th December, and rang up 234. j probably done well this past season. i Li Convalescence Golf -Hagen Wins. J Mr. Gorham was employed special and after a stay of 30 hours in the One innings and ten runs suf the ideal food to strengthen the nerves and to give new Port of HamUton will leave at 2 ly by the Board of Agriculture, and ficed to establish Glamorgans su I energy and joy of life to the debilitated body is: Sanatogen. p.m. on the 29th for Southampton Wey bridge, England, June 20.— periority over Warwickshire when may be looked on as the natural successor to Mr. Winter when the via the Azores. Walter Hagen defeat •'. Abe Mit the Wels.imen hit out 339 runs in if Dr. B. Beheim of Colombo, writes: It will be remembered the sev chell 2 and 1 in their 72 hole mateh t aeir first innings. | latter retires. . Se . "If any remedy should find the widest appreciation in HOT eral hundred English Tourists who whie\ ended to-day I'-T £C00 asiste A first innings win for Somerset countries, it is Sanatogen. There is no preparation which is made a similar cruise on the "Ar and the unofficial professional added three points to their aggre Rev. N. M. Guy returned from as powerful to restore vitality. No better tonic is known, and a trip to England, and win resume cadian" last autumn, were charm match play champio: ship. gate when they subdued Essex. 1 none more suitable to convalescents from tropical diseases. his ministerial duties. ed with Bermuda and expressed * * * Scores: Somerset 208 and 107. the desire to return here. London, June 19.—Cue hundred Essex 107 and 137 for niae wickets. I Regain your vitality with and seven professic:- : 1 and ten j A welcome return to Bermuda amateurs qualified ir. Wednesday j society are Major aad Mrs. Oaud- 00 Tough Luck. and Thursday's play ic: ths British ; leigh Hicks, of Upaway, Paget, with Galesferry, Conn., June 18.— open championship to b- pi . ac! aext ; their soa, Master C. B. Hicks. They Wednesday, Thursday a.-c! Friday T lere will be no Harvard-Yale race have been away from the Colony Fourthcoming Events. at Lytham and JStaanes. At the oa the Thames this year. Six mem for almost two years, during which close of the second round of medal bers of the Yale Freshman eight time they have lived chiefly on the SANATOGEN The sports committees of the were placed on probation for "crib play aU competitors fifteen strokes Continent. ^^^ The True Tonic-Food ^* Bermuda Boat and Canoe Club and bing" in their examinations which * * St or more behind the leader wUl be Obtainable at all chemists and stores. the Bermuda Athletic Association retired from competition, the re have just ended here. The Yale j Other local people returning by had decided on July 1st as the date mainder playing two rounds on academic authorities announced, j this boat were Mr. P. Weiss, Mr. of the annual joint regatta. This Friday for the championship. At Newhaven that the Freshmaa t F. Swainson, Mr. Eugene Outer- unfortunately clashed with the * * # race has oeea canceUed. bridge Mr. J. Rogers Outerbridge, bazaar promoted by the Bermuda -oo- Mr. H. Outerbridge, and Mr. V. L. "Best Thing in the World • Cricket. High School, and on representa Outerbridge. tions being made to this effect the W. C. T. U. * * * committee agreed to alter the date Manchester, England, June 20.— For Delicate Girls" Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Cormaek ar to Tuesday next, June 29th. FoUowing a week of bad weather, in The monthly meeting of the Miss Ethel Wray; Fenton Vale; Soli Bay; Jamaica; B.W.I.; rived by the Fort St. George yes Wlitest Intending competitors are there which two scheduled games includ Hamilton Women's Christian Tem ing the first test match at Notting terday and are staying at the New "I have used Dr. Chase's Nerve Food for nervousness fore asked to note the change, perance Union was held iu the Me Windsor. Mr. Cormaek is here to and dizzy spells. It has done me and inasmuch as most of the rac ham were abandoned, the tOBEiag chanic's Hall (by the courtesy of AustraUan cricket team again got „ - , cover the Ocean Yacht race oa be- the world of good» strengthened ing yachts wiU be in harbour the - Bermuda Mechanic's Beaefi- \ half of the New York Times, aad under way yesterday when tic;, my nerves and built up my change will fit in very well indeed. tl Association) on Friday after- j e know that in his capable hands began a three£day game wit \ Lan W system. I am feeling quite strong, The regatta takes place off the oa. • the race is assured of excellent and will always recommend Dr. cashire. A. huge crowd estimated ASter the usual devotional exer Princess Hotel, and a good pro treatment and valuable pubUcity. Chase's Nerve Food to my gramme of events is being got to at 23,000 witnessed the opening cises, business was discussed and friends." gether. stages of the game and saw the Red gratifying results along several ' A member of his party is Miss By ensuring an abundance of * * . Rose coUapse disastrously before lines were reported. Those pre \ Jessie Cavanaugh,.the famous pre- rich, red blood Dr. In the Pembroke Sunday School the redoubtable Mailey. Despite sent enjoyed the privUege of hear Chase's Nerve Food to-morrow evening, a play in two the fact that the wicket was in ing Mrs. G. B. Taylor, of PhUadel strengthens the nerves acts, entitled "Congratulations," exceUent shape for tho bats phia ,who"has been visiting Bermuda that she was able to give an autho and builds up the general men the Lancastrans were unable is to be produced. The proceeds since December last, give her views ritative opinion on the changes health, tt is the ideal re to take advantage of the many op are in aid of Trinity School restora ca tho good accompUshed by pro wrought by prohibition. storative for pale, weak girls portunities offered. The only play-? j tion fund, whieh will no doubt hibition. Prior to her marriage, It was decided to hold the next and women. er to make a stand was Hallows materially benefit. Mr. F. Lines, Mrs. Taylor was engaged to Y.W. monthly meeting of the society wno was dismissed by a catch to DR; CHASE'S NERVE FOOD orchestra wUl play the incidental CA. work in one of the poorer sec at St. Andrew's Hall in the even- Everett ®ff Mailey at 85. Make i ing, thus affording an opportunity AtriUwfeCTOtKdmapaBii, Bates Jfc Ctaj LtdUj Toronto* Canada musie. tions ot Philadelphia. It was from peace, who was expected to punish to those who cannot attend in tbe The play begins at 8.30 p.m. the experience gained at that time Mr.'JVS. Vallis, Hamilton, Agent fo* Bermuda, carries a large stock afternoon to be present. of|Dr. Chafe's Medicines and will supply tne trade promptly