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Imperial Valley press., 1927-11-19
GERMAN COUNTS
HORSES TO BE- At
TIJUANA TRACK

TIJUANA RACE TRACK, MeX.,
Nov. 19.-Royalty is TO have a fling
at the Tijuana races this season.
Count Wolff Helldorf, 4 scion Of
the most powerful families of the
German nobility that was, has his
eve ON the 100000 Coffroth lIandi-
cap, the rich Derby and the two
mile, Tijuana Cup, to be run at the
meeting which starts on Thanksgiv-
ing Day.
The German nobleman, in com
Iany with Baron Werner Won Lvnck-
,r, was at the Saratoga meeting. The
latter brought consignment Of
Nearlings and the German stallion,
AXcnstcin. to the sales at the
Springs and Count lIclldorf brought
over the crack jumper Eaufiunge,
which he disposed of to q. Herbert
Walker, member of the New York
Racing commission. Right after the
sale Laufiungc won the Eeverwyck
stccplcchasc.
After the Saratoga meeting Count
lielldorf returned to Germany with
lh' dNHN'u Hlt'Hiloh Oh ShlIPIhS Il
string Of ten or a dozen horses for
q try at the richest st axe in .hc
world and the other plums of the
Tijuana meeting.
George Fisher, Scotchman, who
las raced in Germany will have
charge Of the Count 5 Tijuana stable,
! Two of the outstanding horses and
10th prospective candidates for the
Coffroth. viii probably be the two
year old Narciss, by Fcrvor, son
cf the British Derby winner, Galtce
Mere The other is Lowanhcrz, Il
four year old half brother Of Iauf-
iunpo.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-11-19
Weekly Program Of
Radio Offerings.
On Pacific Coast

Following is the program of of
ferings made to valley radio fans
during the coming week over the
Pacific coast network Of the Ma
tional Broadcasting Company, all
hours being Pacific coast time.
The program is furnished through
the courtesy Of Kendall Brothers.
Sunday: Symphony Hour. 3" The
fifth of the series of symphony
concerts. Over stations KHQ,
KOMO, KFOA, KGW, KGO, KPO.
$50 to 7:30.
"Great Moments of History -
The Lewis and Clark Expedition by
National Players. Over stations
KOMO, KEW, KGO and XII. 900
to 1G:0G.
Monday: 'Espotlight Hour. ="
Hits from musical comedies of oth-
er years. Over stations KOMO,
KFOA, KEW, KGO, KPO, KFI.
500 to 900.
Tuesday: "'The Founders. - Those
five close harmony artists and or
chestra. Over stations KOMO,
KFOA, KGW, KGO, KPO and KFI.
600 to 1000.
"The Ransom of Mack Reto'd
Tales hour presents o. Henry Dra-
ma, Over stations KOMO, KHQ,
KFOA, KEW, KGO, KPO, KFI.
1000 to 11:00.
Wednesday: "Thc Vagabonds.
They take a trip to the Cumbcr-
lands. Over stations KIIQ, KOMO,
KFOA, KGW, KGO, KPO, KFI.
900. to 1000.
Thursday: clos Angeles Studio
Program. George Campbell's Or
chcstra from L. A. studio. Over
stations KIQ, KOMO, EFOA,
KGW, KGO, KPO, KFI. 900 to
1000.
Friday: "An Hour in Memory
Lane. : Some real old timers for
the old folks. Over stations KIQ,
KOMO, KFOA. KGsW, KGO and
KFI. 900 to 1000.
Saturday: "Thc RCA Hour. -
a balanced program of orchestra
and vocal music. The RCA fifteen
piece orchestra assisted by Bar
bara Blanchard, soprano; Margaret
ODea, cortralto; VIM. Rainev, ten
or. Over stations KIIQ. KOMO,
KFOA, Kew, KGO, KPO, KFI.
500 to 900.
Russian Cathedral Choir Rus
sian folk songs in the native tom
que. Over stations KIIQ, KOMO.
KFOA. kGW, KGO, KPO, KIT.
900 to 1000.
Saturday Night Review Mus
zeal spccialtics of all kinds. Over
stations KOMO. KFOA, KGW and
KGO. 1000 to Hoo.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-11-19
So. California
Sport Briefs
ny United Press Leased wire

by United Press Leased Wire
WHITTIER, Nov. 19.-Whittier s
Poets took the field here today
against California Tech doped on
paper to win but wary of the cagey
Engineers, who pack lots of fight
and weight.
Captain "Oak' Pendleton, the
versatile backficld ace, and Walker,
his diminutive tcammate, are figur
ed to have enough speed and tricks
to pentrate the Cal Tech territory,
but the lighter Whittier line will
be confronted with a task in holding
the Engineer forwards.
Cal Tech will bank upon the pass
ing power of the Muff to Shields
combination and the running and
gencralship of "Perky" Cravitz at
quarter for most of the ground gain
ing efforts, it is thought from the
past appearances of the engineers.
TUCSON, Ariz., Nov. 19.-The
University of Southern California at
Los Angeles was ready for the Uni
versity of Arizona, Coach Bill
Spaulding said today before the
two football teams took the field.
The Bruins are playing Arizona in
a nOn-conference game before meet
ing Drake University of Des Moines
in Los Angeles next Saturday.
The locals have been coached to
- ha1
who has run wild on Southern Cali
forna gridirons this fall The
teams are fairly equal, according to
comparative scores. Arizona played
Occidental a "A to II tie and the
Bruins beat the Tigers to o.
CLAREMONT, Nov 19.-Occi-
here today in the 29th annual grid
iron grudgc battle between the two
southern conference colleges. Both
teams were on edge for the play.
Occidental entered the contest to
fight for victory to ease its disposi-
tion after IA season marked by sew
eral bitter defeats by old rivals and
l tlllOHd must Sldttll IL VIII w '9t'ib-
lish claims for the conference cham
pionship for which they are knottcd
with the L. G. l.. 4. Bruins.
Coach Eugene Nixon announced
before the opening whistle that
Clarence Bishop, his pass-snatching
end, was ready for battle after a
long furlough with injuries. Lee
Williams and Harold Merritt, back
field stars of Pomona 5 pony COM
bination of ball carriers also were
pronounced fit. Jack Manildi, quar-
ter, and Poke Hartman, half com
plctcd the backfield.
Occidental presented Ehcrhardt at
fullback. Rozcllc and Ward Schwci-
zer at the halves and Brobst at quar-
terback.
Occidcntal's line had an advant-
age in poundage but Nixon has con
fidcnce in his light forward wall
after the demonstration it put up
against the Bruins during the mem
orable Z to tie game between the
two league leaders.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-11-19
Court Acts In Two
Divorce Cases

Two divorce actions were brought
before the superior courts yesterday
afternoon Judge j. S. Larew grant
ing an interlocutory decree of di-
Vorce in one case while Judge Fin
ney ordered alimony, pending trial,
paid by the husband in the other.
The decree was issued in the case
Of Aubrey NJ. Morgan against Doris
b. Morgan on grounds of extreme
cruelty. 1t was Il default hearing,
the defendant failing to make an
appearance and the decree issued af-
ter testimony for the plaintiff had
been entered, The court awarded
the custody of the two minor child
rem to the plaintiff. j. Z. Simpson
appeared as attorney.
Jose NJ. Ninegaz was ordered to
pay SO a month for the support of
his wife, Guadalupe, pending the
outcome of his suit for divorce and
also the sum of $50 as attorney 5
fees.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-11-19
NOTICE OF SALE

In order to satisfy n claim for
storage and other expenses, the un'
dersigncd will sell at public auction
on the lst day of December, 1927
at the hour of nine clock n. IN. at
Ross Corner in Imperial County,
California, about 6 miles northeast
of Yuma. Arizona, one Ford Tour
ing ear, engine number S5l5S34.
Said claim amounts to Ninetyfivc
($95,00) Dollars, together with ad-
vertising expenses.
go. J. w. PYBURN.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-11-19
For Reat-Farn, Land
NOTICE OF SALE
Phone 431

Notice is hereby given that we
will sell at public auction on Satur-
day, December 3rd, 1927, at ten
0 clock a. M, at the Yuma Quaran-
tine Station at Yuma, Arizona, the
following:
One Ford Touring Car. Tex
as License No. 2995S9. Engine
No. 1lS7714o. Towing and
storage, $1,000.
Above sale will be held to salts
fly towing and storage bill on auto
mobile taken in five months ago.
Dated this 10Th day of November,
1927.
(Signcd,)
TIE YUMA QUARANTINE
STATION.
1910. Yuma, Arizona
Imperial Valley press., 1927-11-19
Texas Juvenile
Held By Police

Francis Redies, Il, of FL Paso,
was picked up at Fort Yuma late
yesterday afternoon. Rcdies is
locked up at the county Jail, charg-
ed with grand theft, but due to his
age the case will probably be turn
ed over to the juvenile department.
Redies is alleged to have stolen n
Chevrolet cabriolct, the property Of
Tex Weeks of Holtvillc. According
to information at the sheriff's of.
flee the youngster is now on parole
from the state juvenile school at
Gainesville, Texas.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-11-19

Kawcah delta property owners
near Visalia will vote November :,
Oh the question Of forming the Ka-
w,ah Iclta water conservation dis
trict The first proposal in Cali
fornia under the new state law.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-11-19

- From the confession of n Chicago
husband SLAYER: "Thcn ! went to
Paul's room and got his revolver.
When | returned he was in the
kitchen standing by the sink. !
killed him. He was a big man and
wasn't hard 10 hit
Imperial Valley press., 1927-11-19
AMERICAN LEAGUE
GAMES NEXT WEEK

Monday-Elks VS.. Gas Company.
court House VS.. Pickwicks.
Tueiiay-Express Company vs..
Chevrolets. Sciots VS.. P. M. Dairy.
Wednesday-Sciots VS.. Coca Cola.
Elks VS.. Pickwicks.
Thursday. (No games scheduled)
Friday-Express company VS.. Gas
company. Elks VS.. Gas company.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-11-19
FlREMEN AND
COURT HOUSE
I LEAD LEAGUES
Fast Games Being Played
Each Night at Wilson
And Wensley Grounds.

The Telephone company indoor
baseball team continued to cling
among the leaders in the FL Centre
Indoor baseball circuit last night
by registering an 1S to 0 victory
over the Golden State creamery
The wrong number boys hung
up an early lead and the mixers
were unable to launch drive
against the speed balls offered by
Palmer.
In the American indoor baseball
league the F. NJ. Dairy and the
Coca Cola boys registered victories.
The p. NJ. won over the Chevrolet
boys, the official scorer breaking
his adding machine in the seventh
so the official count was not learn
ed. The Coca Cola boys subdued
the Gas company by a 6 to tally.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-11-19
Ell CENTRIC LEAGUE

GAMES NEXT WEEK
Monday-Firemen VS.. Telephone
company.
Tuesday-Southern Sierras VS.. l..
v. Hardware.
Wednesday-Rinkey D;nks VS..
Bankers
Thursday-Legion VS.. Shell Oil.
Friday-Press VS.. Golden State.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-11-19

FOR SALE-Dodge- Graham, u
ton truck. Six practically new
cords and in good running condi
tion. Priced to sell. Apply office,
Eagle Packing Co. 12tf
Imperial Valley press., 1927-11-19
Help Wanted

Piano School Short
Course. Popular music only. Adult
beginners a speciality. Phone 3o1J
for demonstration appointment.
Aft
Imperial Valley press., 1927-11-19

Two breeding jacks were recent
'ly sent to Peru, South America, by
sam Grigsby, Woodland, Yolo Coun-
ty
Imperial Valley press., 1927-11-19
PRESS WANT AID SECTION
TODAYS WANT ADS,

FOR RENT-Three room, new, fur
nished house. Stationery wash
tubs, etc. Possession at once.
S42 Adams st. 1876
Imperial Valley press., 1927-11-19
For SaIe-AutomOtiue

FOR SALE-l924 Buick touring.
See Williams at Nash Agency.
15tf
Imperial Valley press., 1927-11-19
THE WEATHER
LOS ANGELES AND VICINITY

Fair and moderately warm to-
night and Sunday.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-11-19

A2,200 acre citrus tract is being
developed in the Roosevelt conscr-
walton district in Arizona.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-11-19
Situations Wanted

YOUNG LADY-Expericnced steno-
g'rapher, good references, wishes
either temporary or permanent
position. Press Box 799. 1St2
Imperial Valley press., 1927-11-19

- General housework.
White woman. Press Box 1876.
1St3
Imperial Valley press., 1927-11-19
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA

Fair and mild tonight and Sun
day; gentle variable winds.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-11-19
Poultry

BETTER HATCIIED CHICKS =
Certified White LeghOrns only.
Eighth season begins August %.
Denvery on Monday and Thurs
day of each week. Write for
prices. San Diego County Hatch
cry, La Mesa, Calf. Box 1868.
Sat If
Imperial Valley press., 1927-11-19

FLORENCE Apartments and rooms.
Hot water for bath and laundry.
I'll Commercial. 6tf
Imperial Valley press., 1927-11-19

FOR SALE-Drop leaf table and 4
chairs, oak finish. Inquire $50 So.
Fifth st. 19t3
Imperial Valley press., 1927-11-19

FURNISHED rooms Tor rent. GA
Olive. 14tf
New Britain herald., 1927-10-11

Dutch Dance by inc Tiny Tots i dancing class under the supervision
 of Miss Gertrude Fossett. "Frars of the Lanterns" by the Girls Reserve Department. : "The Moon,' song, by Josephine Hrancha. accompanied by mandolins "nd q rhorous O girls in Japanese costume.
 Japanes" Folk Dance. by Barbara Curtin. under the direction of Miss Dorothy Godfrey.
 The entire Girls Reserve cut.r- 'ainmeDt will be managed by. Mrs. Hl"kfori and Mrs. Toirh.
 Th" Industrial Department will give its entertainment in collabora- 'ion with the membership dcpar.- mont. Miss Nohl'. chairman Of the membership department. is planning club sccuo iu Constantinople. Ik- rainian songs will be sung by Mary Wo.3ck. Anna kraWitz, Nellie Sar- tinshy, Katherine Korclipa, CecoiIia Ralph and Sally Matulis. accompan- jed hy Nellie Bassen at the piano.
 The educational department is planning a French school scene un- der he direction of Mrs. Carl Ncu- mann chairman Of the educational committee. Miss Elizabeth Rogers will give brief address on the '. W, c. A. work being done in Iatyia and Es'honia.
 The evenings program will be
New Britain herald., 1927-10-11
BILLIARD TOURNAMENT
New Britain Team W.n- Three Out or Four in First Clash With MiddirtOWn Crew,

Th" first of series of eight bill hard matches between teams from Hiddl"toWn and this city vas play 'i last night. Two games were staged at Rogers in this city and two were staged in Middl"toWn. MdidIetoWn Mon only on" game while the New Britain cuc artists took three. IEaIiahy, a former resi- cent her" defeated Wolfe loo 10 s. for Middlotown's only victory. AL dcrnan won from Maron loo 10 oG. Maron ran "0 while Alderman had an unfinished string of IS 10 win.
 kasprOw defeated Grippe 1G0 10 90 in AliddIctoWn while CrccOr took 1h" measure of Fountain 100 to 4. Grcgor had runs Of % and 33 while kasprow hit the pockets for marks of It, r and lS.
 In th" other tournaments at Kog- CTS, Tracy defeated Brooks { 10 45:
New Britain herald., 1927-10-11
ANNUAL BIRTHDAY SUPPER
 AT Y. ". (. A. OCT. f
Novel Program 10 Be Presented With Theme of Program
 "Norid Fellowship"

The annual birthday supper at rh. '. W. (, A, will be held on Monday evening, October Y, at C.3G o'clock. The theme of tine program will b. "World Fellowship" Tables will bo decorated with rainbow colorcl sails to represent a fleet Of ships, typify- ing the ', W. C. As ventures into other lands. The following mem bers ot the Girls Reserve will act as waitr'ssos. attrcd in Girl Reserve costumes and sailor hats: Lillian McNulty, head waitress. Katherine Wacker Silvia rCwell. Carolin, Ripple, Doris Barber Vivian Ekart- gel, Muri"l EIlm"rS. Dorothy Mac Donald, Mary Mauntcr ard Adgliny Carlson.
 Tn" program for the evenings en- ttrtainmout has been announced as tolIoNs:
 "Thc Y. ". C. A. Around the World' by Dorothy Wright.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-11
GRID TEAM ADOPTS
 SLOGAN FOR GAME
Northwestern Eleven Spurred On
 for Game With Ohio

Chicago, Oct. II CP-Thc Christ mas slogan has been adopted 10 spur on the NorthWcstorn football team. and in Patton gym today hangs the signs, Only four moro days till the Ohio State game
 The game will bo Coach Hanlev's conference debut in which he hopes to launch the Purple on another championship year. The two teams have not played for ten years and NorthW"st"rn's only scoring effort agatnSt Ohio State has been field goal
 Desperate training prevails at the Chicago camp, where tho Maroons are porf"Cting strategy to stop the new conference star Ralph Welch. of Purdue. who IS rapidly becoming known as "The Yellow Peril" Welch's "l@' is in fair way to be- come as famous as Red" Oranges '11.' if in" powerful Texas can full til the promise Of his collegiate debut against Harvard. He will be without assistance of Capt. Cotton Wilcox who sill ljmps around on crntchoS with T spintcred ankle.
 Minnesota. already possessing the finest lot of ball carriers in the con ference. has just been strengthened by Art P1armor. a quarterback who wiped out his iucligihilty yesterday. H"cauS" of his skill in kicking, pass Ing and running, Joostlng. the Min n">ota pile driver may b" saved for thc most critical moments of later %aneS. laveru" Taylor and William PurkrlWartz arc Michigan casualties rounding into shape again Tmck"l- wartz is regarded as the best passor on th" squad. although still lack ing by far the uncanry ability of Benny Friedman. in" Wolverine ace who was graduated last June.
 The Iowa squad, with two weeks to prepare for the next hard confer enc" battle, against Minnesota, is being drilled mostly on bunting and hanging onto the ball. X costly tumble Saturday gave Ohio State an opportunity for one of two touch- noWnH. which the strength of the Iowa line might otherW isc have pre- vented.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-11
SENIOR HIGH tIiOOi. NEWS

George Carlson. who at the first meeting of the senior club held in ! the school gymnasium Iast Friday evening W"S appointed chairman Of tito entertainment committ"r. au- EoliuCr1 tn" list Of cu-W0rkrrS to- day. Tn" list was made puh'i" by the clubs supervisor, Miss liza r. liar H"E. aS follows: Hclrn. Iulham, Mildred Rrngston. Eu'h < h3rf'r, Clifford Hcil John rlicsou, p,lr k"lly and Francis Travis Miss Ehzt- beth Norbiy was elected s,cr,tary and Arnold R"ckcrt Was made treas urer at th" meeting.
 Miss Pearl snow of Arch street. teacher ot history at 'hr school, is at New Britain General hospital. wher, She underwent an operation.
 N present the possibility oG a game Saturday does moi appear lo h" bright. Coach Cassidy said no game has been scheduled as yui.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-11
Read This! If You Have Var::cose Veins

lt you or any relative or friend are worried or suffer because oi var icose veins, or punches. the best ad- vice that anyone in this world can Elvo is 10 get q prescription that lit- rrally hundreds of pcopl" all over the country are using with complct, satisfaction.
 simply ask your druggist for an original tWo-ounco bottle of Finer aid on and apply night and morn
 ing to the swollen, enlarged veins rubbing gently upward and towards the heart as the blood in the veins flows that way. Soon you will no- tirc that they are growing smaller and the treatment should be con tirued until the veins are of nor nal size. Emerald Oil is a power tul yet harmless Germicido and rc- suits are guaranteed by Fair Dept Store and all good druggists.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-11

Savioe bet Gozita 6 to 50: Wallace downed Pilarshi 75 to A and Cook set back Savoie 75 to 64.
 In the three-cushion play, Mack nefeated Stewart % to 6 Gregor de- teated White 20 10 1i: White set down kasprow 4 to 14l2. Tony beat Raphael 20 to II; Stokes laced Raphael 20 to II: Mack downed Raphael c0 10 13 and Tony defeated kasproW 70 to 10.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-11
PROBE FREIGHT R\TES

Tr"ios'o, Oct, 11.-O'Pp-Dolr- gates representing Italy, Austria and CzechoSlavaliia are to meet al Vienna to discuss freight raros be tween Trieste, Vienna and Prague.
 1T IS hoped to avert q rate war Threatened hocaus" Of the strong competition Of Hamburg as q port. Effort will h" made 10 effect al agreement hy which traffic may be divided
New Britain herald., 1927-10-11
TRCDON .N PL.tTT EXPAND.

The Trudon X PIatt Express co. of Bristol, Of which Alderman John Mdcrz of this city is q member, has purchased the Cmard Express Scrr- ice Trucking Co. with main offices in Bristol. The Cunard Co. has been operating in New Haven. Waterbury. Hartford, Springfield. Bristol and this citx.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-11
MIME. Wl' HELD

Tientsin. China, Oct. II IP'-Mme. C. C. Wu, wife of the Nanking tna- tionalsD foreign minister, who has been visiting her mother in Tlent- sin. was detained yesterday while boarding a ship for Shanghai. She was taken to the military police bureau.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-11
READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
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Was Always Tired,
 Due to Stomach Gas

My husband and I would hIoat E2 With gas and always felt tired. 'htn W began AIlerika. Today we 'at what We Iike, sleep well and feel 2n years younger"-Mrs. w. D. Nin-sburN Just ONE spoonful Ad l"rlEa relieves gas and that bloated i'"ilng so that you can cat and sleep we'll. Acts on ROTH upper and lower bowel and removes old waste matter. No matter what von hav" tried for your stomach and towels, Adlerika will surprise you. Leading druggists.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-11

concluded with singing Follow the
 Gieam,' led by Mrs. x. G. Curtis. The gymnasium will be Garkened and 10 business club girls will walk "own the length Of the gymnasium with lighted lanterns.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-11

The signing of Tom Leary. eni and captain last year of the Ford ham University eleven, presaged the fact that an end would be let out Of the picture. The announcement Of Connollys release will come as q surprise to som" while others have been expecting it since. "Unk" failed to make the trip to Franklord 10 rlay in the game against the Yellow Jackets.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-11
FIRE DEPARTMENT
 AID ID HOUSEWIVES
Women Frequently Ask Funny
 Questions, Noble Reports

! Tn" fire department not only has the task Of minimizing fire losses, : but also must answer countless quos- lions. some of them silly inquiries, : Chief William I. Noble told chair mon Of city cOmmissons at round- table meetne last night at the office Of Mayor Weld.
 ! Chief Noble related an incident in which female voice inquired as to i the time. Being informed it was then 1 2 o'clock. she asked the operator at l headquarters to telephone her at 9;30 as she was then placing cake / in the oven and wanted if 10 bake no longer than half an hour.
 Last Friday another woman pre- 1 faced her query by saying. "T know this is q foolish question, hut real i ly must ask" She then inquired as to whether the day was Thursday or Friday.
 Chief Nohlc and Chairman c. J. : pehm Of the fire board explained plans for changing fire alarm boxes so that no keys will be required in tho future. To convert old rypcs 10 the modern no-k"y system will re- qujre an outlay Of about $500.
 The fire board recommended that in" school committee install fire alarm boxes in each school. These Woull cost s15o each, Chairman ratricl, F. King of tho school com mite" requested Chairman Edward r. Hnll Of inc board Of finance and taxation 10 bear the request in mind when in" budget for next year is being prepared,
 Sell th" Monroe school building and buy the boNrs," Senator Hall .sHGg' stoh.
 Regular Round Table Talks Mayor Weld announced that h"nc"fo"rh similar gatherings will be held regularly with one board talk ing charge on each evening. that ioHr1 to open the discussion by out lining in what manner it can be of s"rvic" 10 other arms of the city government "nd how tho other de- partmonts can assist.
 Chairman King of tn" school board discussed a proposed S-uior High school addition which Will pro- vide facilities, to meet 'h" needs of q greatly enlarged student body. The school is 10 be erected on Bae4,tt street between the vocational and academic huildings.
 For th" health department. pr. G'rtrud" T. kiGs"l!a urged speedy action on tho prhpoSal Tor an in- oin"rator This is th" main oDf"criv. Ioj th" board at this tiuIo. made i'm p"ra'iNn hy reason Of the fact that city dumps ar" now nearly filled and ih" garbage collection contracts cx- piro April l.
 Chairman Hall of the board Of fi- nance called attention to the nord for pairing down appropriations New work contemplated ny the several city departments would cost closr to $3,o0H, ,n00, h" rcckonrd.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-11

The release was handed ont last Saturday before the team made it's trip to Stapleton. $. I. The story 1s 3. long one of difference between question.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-11
WON o5 GAMES

Al MamauX, former big lcagucr. won 95 games for Newark in the International league this year.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-11

"Unk' should be able 10 hook ID with another team easily enough. He Is a proficient player and can equal almost any other man seen in this city in years in getting down the field on punts