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Milford chronicle., 1927-05-27
OCTAGON SOAP &c CAKE

The old reliable Octagon soap at
a low price this week. Searchlight
matches, big box for SC. Best coffee,
35c. Good coffee 25c. Puffed wheat
12c box. Puffed rice 15c box. Try
our sandwich spread for picnics, 15c
and 25c jars. Peanut butter zoe lb.
Try Stewards, North Milford, and
you'll be surprised at the low prices.
1t
Milford chronicle., 1927-05-27

entertainment takes different line
and humorous play by a number
of Milford Neck and Harrington
Milford chronicle., 1927-05-27

This meeting is for the members,
their families and house guests and
the G. A. R.
Milford chronicle., 1927-05-27

Road women is to be given.
The Juveniles have a place on the
program.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-31
VAS from mid field.

WAS from mid-held,
 On" decided impcovcHcnt was noted ir the f"au'S play this week rl"r that of l#sr week. It showed d fighting spirit that saved the game again-t their heavier opponents. acrd with defeat on several orca- Si uS during fh" latter part of tn. .anc t fougit and held. New Brit aims siar# Were n>ll and Scu'ly. The latter not only mad" som" nic,. line plunEns hut was the ci.e of the s;rCn" d"t"naivv rogs in rh" tcam r1y. He seemed io b. th" oniv player >rno brok" up loI ward passes Ell EIla "t gIarl showed much of In" sne,1 that made him prominent u inc track iran E hen he got down the field a~ fast as tho rudS and lIalo many t2cki,..
 ',rw Britain High Col'c:;:atc Prep /thi4t L. .,...,.,.. lo, Iarmosiano l.ri"son. lt .........'... r. Lawrence NnhS, I% .............. lS Tallato t"sf,l". [ .........,...... c. Eaters l,' rE"rt. rG ........... rg, Farnam N"NutiS. IT ........-.....'. IT. Myers $yHiiH. rc .........-... lr. Thomas '|HdIn", pb .........,.. Gb. lhgtIe i:oll. lho .,..,.... lhh MHStcrson I.lesI>i. rh;, .......... Ihb. Conway SUWka, ih ............. fh. Eohan
 Score New Britain r.; Collegiate Iror. :; tuuchdoWns. Sculiy. I"hr"r Gui Nolan; r"t.re" ThompSon: nm lirr, Hin"S head lmesman, Weir.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-31
SIX DAYS BIKE RACE
Thirty Riders start For DctrOit- Buhb, Wailhour. jr., Wins Iii'h Chicago Grind.
Chicago Grind,

Chicago, Oct @l Ll,-~ The thirty cyclists who opened the six day cy- cling season at tn" Coliseum last week, started for Detroit today to ln- troducc "sleeplcss week. to that city in the new Olympia arena November I2.
 Bobby Walthour, Jr,, and Franco G.0rrettt finished first in the SIX day grind here. with a total of ".@23 miles, and nine laps of the track, am SG5 points earned in sprnts, AL phonsc Goosens and klaas Van Nek were tied with the leaders in mileage but had only 2%3 points. Watthonr won with broken rib. sustained i'll q spill two hours before the end or the race Saturday night. Van N"k broke small bone in his ankl" ill the same smashup Nine of the l5 teams finished the race.
 II was Walthours firth victory in q Chicago race.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-31
BOSTON COLLEGE
 HEAD IS BISHOP
Cons]csatcd Iitalar Bishop of
 SeiiDuS

W,T-a .tor, Maar.. Oct "1 U f) Amid q gathering Of church nota- hlcs. It. Rev. Joseph Nicholas Din and. <. J.. was consccGatod ttular bishop Of Selinus and vicar apostol ic Of Jamaica. Sunday, in Holy Cross Memorial chapel.
 Ten bishops attended the conse- cration Of the priest who for niDe years has been president Of Holy Cross college. Hundreds of persons waited outside the chapel 10 re- ccive the first blessing Of the new bishop Of 45,0hp Catholics on the Island Of Jamaica in the British West Indies,
 Bishop Thomas M. O1eary, of Springfield was Consecrator. The assistant cons"crators, Bishop Jos. cph J. Rice of Burlington. Vt, and Bishop John c. Murray Of Portland. Me, touched the head Of the kneel- ing priest and pronounced the words that made him bishop:
 Receive the Holy Ghost"
 Following the conservation, Ft. Rev. William A. Hickey. bishop Of Providence. R. l., preached.
 Modern systems of education are stihing the spiritual with their ap- peal to all to live the full life, eo called, Of body and soul" Bishop Hickey said.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-31
AANDRAlL LEAD
 CHANCES KANDS
Roche and hangan Batter Way
 Back to Top Position

The Mangan-Rochc haudhall team after anotlrr week of hectic cam i.iguju@. Is back at tin" top Of the T. N. r. \, hague, The leaders were s4t down by tu" Loomis-N Cohen s,'rc2aica and then tu" crowe- l's as"i coUhnation cEmed in to take ihp lead. The troWc-Drcssel ,ornbo was defeated by th" Walthcr Brothers and Mnuean and Roche ag,ru asr"ud"d to inc htGhts.
 Thirteen match"s were played Ia4i week with tho following results; x. Mag-Arata defeated Mnngan- Koch" 2 out Of s; r.. Mag-Appol de fpatri WashoNi'z-r rontaras ; to 0. Anderson Nelson dcfeai"d IIcrE- s,rom-rorakos 10 fi Nor,n-.Iorn- kohl drtcon.d noGrrty-r , to u .oomts-CoH"u defeated StctrNs- < roug To ]: Gr""ustcjn-LeWitt beat Ha&kms-Daloy 2 to Q; Loomis- cohen ulauhad parkcr-H!hbard 2 10 n, ron,aMs-W Was>owit2 defeated ,>or,u-lIorutoul 10 ]; Nrlson-An- J,son defeated GrccnstvIn-LrWit to |; l.. Mag-APpcl defeated Crowo-prnssrI to 1; 7. Mag-Arata defeated HaWNins-Daley , to c, and the Walhrr brothers took two out ot three from the Loomis-cohen team.
 Five teams are now tied for third place and rhr leaders are being pushed hard. The team standing al lL. r.l...-n, 1LuLa. IS ns follows.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-31
CLOSE RAGING SEASON
Sport Of Kings to hr Ended Today on Five Tracks Encirtling City of Chicago.

Chicago. Oct. 31 tln-Thr greatest season Of horse racing that Hhicago has seen for a generation will be closed today. ending 102 days of the sport of kings at the five tracks en- circling the city.
 Arlington Heights winds up tn" season with the 5,oGU American ma ,ional handicap as the principal at traction.
 Eleven horses were entered in the handicap with the four year old colt McTinkle the favoritc. He has won his last two races at Arlington in a, Canter. although Chicago, winner against Osmand and classy field ten days ago. may be dangerous. RUane, winner of the Chcning day feature at Arlington. is also given q good chance. The other entries were Smiling Gus. Balboa. John T. D.. MiXup. Sea Rocket. George Demar. Arabian and Ieddo.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-31
MICHIGAN LOSES
 ITS FIRST GAME
Wolverines Still DaZed by De-
 feat by Illinois
Chicago. Oct, 30 (F='Hail 10 th.

Chicago. Oct 3o LF Hail to the ,iciors,' Mich.%an's battle hymn. Lad a hollow sound today. The Wolverines. who had known the word defeat only by hearsay all season. were back al Ann Arbor, still da2od by the lI-u defeat Illinois gave them Saturday.
 The vlipping of Michigan and fhe subjugaiiou Of Chicago by Ohio State scrambled inc western confer 'ncc standing so thoroughly that to- day only one team illinois re- m',Incd lnbo&tcn and united.
 Minnesota. my beating Wisconsin. ranked nc%i to Illinois, having lost no e"lur but having her record mar red hy q tie game with Indiana. Chi "ago and Michigan. each with two Ilrtorlcs and one defeat, are next in the list. but the standings of these teams is certain to be altered by ;un end of he week, for they play @ "h cthet saturday. It will be thc first game between these schools in seven years.
 Illinois tackles Iowa City Saturday in its third straight confercnc" game. Iowa has been beaten both hr Ohio State and Minnesota.
 Northeastern and Purdue are 10 cla h at Latay'jte. Ind., in the third 'unt"ron"c game fer each team. "ith both "peat" Welch and Cot ,on'' Wilcox Of the rurduo backtield ready for action. In two non-con- ference games against Harvard and Montana State. Wclch has shown brilliant running and lodging. but in two conference appearances hiS ru>hos have been held 10 q maxi mum Of min" years. Wilcox is just recovering from spln:cr"d h"el bon" which has kept him out since the opening day of the season.
 The MinncSota-No;r Dame meet ing at south Bend. which is b"com- ing sn annual affair shares th" midd'' western spotlight with the conference games. Rocknc's passing game, which has superseded the now forbidden sniff, has launch od Chris Flanagan. Johnny Niemlr and their ball toting partners 10 vic rory over al con"is this year. Hith- out any chance for arguments over Inc breaks.
 Minnesota. rid of it's traditional on@ poor ganl" q season in ne In diana tic three weeks ago. has settled down 10 the business Of pill ing up touchduWnS Wisconsin held the GOphcrs 10 two markers Saiur- day but when JooSting couldn't smash through, he tossed q. pass with the sam" result.
 Eastern inlaGions by conference teams are at an even break now, with one victory and one 1cfcat at rn" Harvard stadium Next Satur- day Ohio goes 10 Princeton to try its rciuvcnatcd lineup against the Tigers. X J0 yard pass saved the day for tn" Buckeyes against Chi ca@o Saturday, but they have all week to settle down in their new positions. with some Of the alumni clamor probably still"d by the vic tory over the Maroons Of "Oid Man" Sra"E
 Indiana ruiertalns Michigan State and Wisconsin plays Grinnell. while polishing up for later confer onCc contests.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-31
PAWNEES SCALP
 ALL.bURNSIDES
New Britain Eleven Downs
 Hitherto Undeieated Team

Tho PaWnee football team of this city defeated the ithcrto und"feat- cl Burnside eleven yesterday by the score Of l6 10 Q. This victory iS q decided feather in the cap of the locals because Of the fact that their victims had already set down such teams as inc West Ends Of Torring- ton. Windsor Locks and the South Ends of Waterbury.
 After about two minutes Of play ing the Pawnces blocked Il kick ou the Burnside 70 yard lin" and on TWO line sma"h.S by Spi!no and q dash by Quarti, Quarti went over for the first score.
 Quarti look inc kickoff and ran it back 25 yards On B yard for ward pass, OStcrtag 10 Whitney. who ran 9j yards, another touchdown was scored. Ost"rtag booted both extra points. In th" second quarter. Harto broke through to tackle Fal- wy for safety.
 Tn. game was s"c-saW affair for the remainder Of the playing time. the Pawnces having the edge, The defensive playing Of the paWneos line and the SmaShrS Of tolloSS;l. s;ptko and Quarti featured l.or the locals, Falvry and Darrio Starred for the losers.
 laWn"ts Enrn"lL" W IliD' ' .....r ......'. l-''H
 Ii.G.lt t.Hd Tosgat ..............,.., Gansrs Right Tackle GcrEoni ....,......,... Dcmanlc
 Right Guard harta ........,........,........ ........' Sh'da
 Center roglitch ................ Callahan
 !.afj Guard Gabl" ........n., ..,........ L"zlS
 left T&,hl" Naguda ................... t MdTa
 Left End ,,, OStcrtag, C. ............. -. Folder
 Quarterback MallrO ..................-. .-.......... SAnN'S Quarti ................ ....... liord"n
 Left Falfhark Spltko ..,.,............... l)ahuilro. '.
 J'ullb1ck
 Substitutes. paWnC"s: Turner. Col loSsa. Ray McCormick. Leonard ka va-nami. Schultz, Delldonna and Malone: BUrnsidc Lamb, | t.vy, Shechan and Darrio.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-31

IT its 12 10 victory over 1hc Collegiate Preparatory school team of New Haven al Memorial Field in Willow Brook park Saturday af;.r- noon. the New Britain High school football team showed improNcmrtit over previous games. but il is StIl far behind what il will have 10 b, when it stacks mp against lIur,jorG Huhlic High school iU thrc. weeks.
 Improvement was noted in the teams oIfcnSc with thu aJ lition 10 th lineup of Clih B-ll at halfback and Jim S"ully al fullhark on the ofcnsc. but tn" old weakness in inc dstcns, againSt the forwarI pass is as bad as ever and on enc march down the field Collegiate rropara- tory school cmpl9.ed thi, method with success.
 Each team scored To first downs. hut the gains mad" b% roll"giat" Ir"p were mad" mG1, consistently. E"w Britain High mad" six first tow. in q march down the field in he first quarter which ended with a scorc just after the second qnat. easy and it scored oU" first down in inc second qEart.r non" in the third period and tErt" in q laSi nlin!t rush up the field which end cd when th" final whistle blew. Col loGiato made two in the first quar- ter, two in the second quarter. foHr in the third stanza and two in the last quarter.
 Collcgint" Preparatory school rep ros"nlatiNes outpl#y"d New Erit@in frol the first quarter until in" end Of in" gam" and if it had not been for some lucky breaks New Britain would have taken q beating.
 With thc score 19 10 Q against them the New Haven boys began an offensive campaign which carried them 10 the six yard lin" for q first down. Red" Conway who was do- ing most of the work during the same was nailed for q two yard loss hv X.hrcr. Collegiate carried the hlll f, the goal line and was stop ped inches from score but q line man was found oftsiic and q five yard penalty resulted. A forward pass was thrown 10 Conway who was stopped an inch from the goal line. \ line plunge was tried and whcn tho players were lifted out Of the heap. thc ball rested one foot rom the goal line,
 Captain Ericsson stood in back Of the goal line to kick out of danger. He is not the teams regular punter but WAS doing tn" job in this in- stanco in place of Sow,la, the ineli- @iblc ful,back and Reid. substitute nllback. who was just taken from the game. The New Britain cap tam kicked q short high one that was caught on the ID yard line. Col l. Ciatc made three at right tackl" and two at center. Another attempt at the line was made. A tumble, the Lail rolled over the goal line among d group of New Britain backs. but Nolan of Collegiate fell on it for a touchdown.
 New Brtain's second score was made in the second quarter when New Haven back was tackled by Neyulis with such force that he dropped the ball. Zehrer picked it up and ran 55 yards for touch down. Although Zehrcr is an end he is the leading scorer on the team by several points.
 A New Britain lincman was off side and tn" extra point was awarded to Collegiate although ii did not kick tn" goal.
 In the final quarter. the Collegiate team led by Conway on a series of off tackle smashes carried the ball 10 the three yard line where New Brit ain held for a first down. The march
New Britain herald., 1927-10-31
Amherst Won't Play
 With princetG.l SCuad

Amherst. Mass. Oct. 3i tGP)-~ Amherst will not play football with Princeton next season.
 The Lord Joffs' 1928 schedule. made public here. includes eight gaines. all ith smaller colleges. II was said the Tiger had been clrin- ate in line with the Amherst policy 10 meet only those teams represent ing colleges Of similar enrolment.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-31
IJNDi BREAKS RJ LIE

Hashroick Heights, x. J., oct 3l. Charles A. Lindbergh has broken a rule.
 To give 13-year-old Guy w. Vaughn, Jr., T taste of stunt flying, Lindy made an exception 10 his long -etanding practice and with Guy as passenger he did fifteen minutes of aerial acrobatics in his plane at Hasbrouck Heights, where the serv- ice branch Of the Wright Aero nautical Corporation is located. Guy is son Of the vicc-prcsident of the company.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-31
AT Y NJ q. \.

The Y. M. C. A. Wrestling club will start on Friday this week Members of the club will start in conditioning for the winter season. Matches with Meriden, Hartford, Middletown. Waterbury and Holyoke are pending. Following are some Of the club members: Ercole Cssalen- go, Nell Crowley, Sam David. Milton Canzellanvi, Leo Baldarsari, Lou Burdick and Earle Aldrich.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-31

Thompson ...- -.riu.... Thompson Kadzcwich ....,lhn....... Newton Manning ....,..tb......... Waite
 ToucnoWnS, Newton; point after touchdown. Ike Williams. Stapleton Britain Staton for ponIau, Sturm for Radz"wich. Nanfeldt Tor Hum fhries; Suspicion: Hansen for Ike Williams; Maurcr for Newton, smith for Waite. Referee. Tom Thorpe; field judge, J. Kelly, umpire, Ben Hogan.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-31
REPORTS TO NEW Ut\IN

Montreal que. Oct. "l Np)-~ Dave Campbell. prominent local amateur honkcy and lacrosse player, was or drred to report today in New lla- ven. Conn. preliminary 10 his ap- p-ar3uc" with club in inc 'anad . ial-AmrrjcIn professional hockey lcaauo. Which team Campbell will play with this winter was not dis closed.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-31
TO MANAGE. NEW HAVEN

Montreal. Que, Oct. 31 R)---Don- aid Smith. well known former Can adian and Wanderer hockey club player, has accepted the position of manager Of the New Haven, Conn.,, hockey cllb in the Canadian Ameri- can Hockey league, it was announc- cd today.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-31
CRAWFORD TEAM
 DEFEATS BLUES
Aerial Attack SWanpS Hardware
 City Eleven in Game

Tt" %rw Britain BlU'o' football % p Vas sW,,mprd vest r,ay by the B,Hu'ord Laurels by he score of II 10 {. The two teams had played 10 q soor"lcss tie last year and even in defeat, the locals scored the only points made against their opponents this year. A nicely executed lateral and forward pass resulted in New Britaln's SCOT" but the aerial attack Of the Branford eleven. unIeashcd in the first half. found the New Britain backs weak in defense Repeated inability of the Hranforl team 10 gain through the Blues lin" forced the I.aurels into the air. Wostman. ArgoSy, AuaStaSio and ruppol played wonderful game in the line while Dohh' and ca:p"rtn, starred in in" hackfold The con test proved that the Eluys' back field is on Il lower plane than the lino. Tn" poor defense a@airsi for wards lost the gamc.
 Tn" IHur"ls wore Il hiSh powered 'onplhallcf. Hrlf lff scores came a., a result Of forward passes Wnsiman scored New Britun's points. He repeatedly threw the Laurel backs for losses. A i" yard pass 10 th" end by Hh"m made th, SCOT" possible. The summary: Blues Laurcl> oStnt1N ,........... .....-...,... hrlity
 left end HtCh ,-.............- --...,.. walsh
 left tackle An0stasio ..,..,.,......... Tisko
 left guard ArsoSY -....-........... tuGGIna
 c.ntc"
 Chester ......... .,........... Sykes
 right guard EGblCCk .......,....,. lttcT
 right tackle hrtuHf .............. ...''.''.... IlIiS
 right end .ariaky .,...,.............. Cook
 quarterback Nh"m e.-.. ..,................. Richclm
 left halfbacli NaSprow ........,....... Driscoll
 right halfbark C"Sperin" ,.......,........-.-... klIgor
 fullback
 T.aurc!s fl. New Britain c: substi- tutions, Blues, Puppcl. Soiecls. Wrs- torgron, Nigrolli l.. Ppppel.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-31
 
NEW BRITAIN HIGH SHOWS
 IMPROVEMENT IN VICTORY

Ofense With Clifford Bell Starring Shows Much More Power-Defense Against Forward Pass Is Weak Locals aHd Several Lucky Breaks-Colegiae Prep of New Haven On Poor Side of Fortune - Each Team Scores 10 First Downs During Contest.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-31
LONE TOUCHDOWN SERVES
 TO BEAT NEW BRITAIN

Newton GalIoping Ghost 52 yards Fer Only Score of Game-Hardware City Eleven Clearly Outp!,ys Rivals for Remainder of Contest-Graham, Sturm and Thompson Shine on Offense-Large Number of Loyal Rooters Accompany Team to Staten Island.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-31

Substitutes. naWnC"s: Turner. Col loSsa. Ray McCormick. Leonard. ka- Na-nami. Schultz. Dclldonuh and Malone: BUrnsidc Lamb, | t.vy, Shechan and Darrio.
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Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-24

NEW YORK, Nov. % H9-Trading
in today's stock market crossed 5000
600 for the second time this year, and
only the fifth time in the history Of
the exchange, in broad buying move
ment which carried the industrial aver
age to new high record in which
powerful speculative pools we1te at
work, ran from. to II points, but
these we're cut down in the late wave
of profit-taking. The general list was
somewhat fixed, and disclosed a scat
tering of substantial losses.
Except for the continued ease OF
money rates and slight increase in
the mill operations of the United
States Steel corporation, there was
nothing in today's news to influence
the price movement. Banks called
about 100000 in loans, and further
gold shipments, totaling $5,500,000,
we're sent to Canada, but call money
held steady at 312 per cent for the
fifteenth consecutive session. There
was no change in time money ana
commercial paper rates.
Standard industrialS continued to
take little part in the turbulent move
ment of prices, although they changed
hands in fairly large volume. More
than $4,000 shares of U. S. Steel COM
mon changed hands, the final price OF
1881 representing a net gain of is on
the day. Total transactions in General
Motors approached close to 100000
shares, but the stock showed net
loss of q to 1891.
Speculative activity was most pro-
ncunced in the motors, public utilities
and specialties. Dodge Bros. issues
were heavily bought, but the net gains
were relatively small Paige-Detroit
Motor duplicated the years high of
141A on a large turnover, but Hupp,
Mack = Trucks and Packard, recent
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-24
GRAIN MARKET

E CHICAGO, Nov. 23 up = Despite
evenifg-up /snsactions to prepare for
tomorrow.s holiday, wheat took a
downward course today, affected by
enlarged official estimates Of wheat
acreage in Argentina. The wheat
market here closed unsettled sc to 1c
net lower, corn sc to $4v7sc Off, oats
unchanged to 1sc decline, and pro-
visions unchanged to a setback of LOG.
Special attention by wheat traders
was given to a final government re-
port estimating that Argentina has
19. 700, 900 bushels of wheat this year,
against 19,250,000 a year ago. This
45O,OOO-acre increase led to consider
able selling pressure in Chicago, and
so likewise did failure of the Liver
pool market to respond fully to yes
terdays advance here. Besides, talk
was current that the indicated 1927
Argentine crop is 229,000,000 bushels,
and that the Argentine exportable sur
plus is 152,0OO,000 bushels. This
would imply 100000 bushels increased
yield over 1926.
The fact, however that the United
States department of agriculture has
lIlUECdSG0
rort requirements for wheat was
something of an offset. 1t now seems
probable that 16 European countries
will import et least as much wheat as
last year, wien they took 645,OOO,oOO
bushels net Relative strength shown
by Winnipeg quotations today We're
also of some effect.
1t was likewise noted that stiff
premiums were offered in the south
west for domestic winter wheat, with
10000 bushels sold for export via the
Gulf of Mexico at 14c over the price
of ChicfH December delivery.
Germ and oats averaged lower on
scattered selling, advlces of consign-
ments indicated some increase of the
movement of corn. The weather was
more favorable, and husking was said
to be making rapid progress.
Miscellaneous selling weakened the
provisions market, although hogs were
Is cents to 25 cents higher.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-24
favorites, lost ground.

IdVOI1CeS, lOSG SrOuLlQ.
Brooklyn Edison scared liz points
to 1884,, and lost on realizing
Brooklyn Union Gas closed AZ points
net higher at 1904 after having touch
ed 153 Radio Corporation, in which
the Fisher interests are reported to be
active, touched another new top at
927s. Otis Steel prior preferred, which
sold as low as 1917 yesterday, estab-0
.lished a new peak at 81 today.
Heavy accumulation of westinghouse
Electric, which touched a new top at
9214, was attributed to interests iden-
titled with Arthur. Cutten, Chicago
operator, and was said to be based on
expectations of large electrification
contracts within the next few years.
particularly from the Pennsylvania
International Combustion another fav-
orite speculative vehicle of large oper-
ators, advanced IA points and lost 1
on total turnover of more than
100000 shares.
Rails displayed firm undertone, de-
spite the publication of relatively poor
October earnings statements by the
Southern Pacific, Wabash and West