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New Britain herald., 1927-03-16

The chase between basketball r.aJns in Conna~ttcat which play ur- der amataur rules. for tre state championship wu reach the cr.aea. ,age Thursday night h this city when the National Guard ot ths city and the Ealeas Of Ur tol square Of. in their fourth Meat,Hg this season. 4 series Of ftve games vas arranged botwela the two 44.a- -ets aua the Guards have taken two of them and the Bristol team one.
 The contest will bs sta1s at line state armarv ia this citg The frs- tol club ~U b. fighting to stay in he running eor the '.tla al-a the New Britain team uiu cr9eHyor 10 settle the .ssa- 1a-Ese. taa two and nd tke series.
 The Bristol club w..' present the strongest iiHesp that -re CIagle have me, this season. Malcolm and Fofdman at forwards form wa hat is considered as a second 10 roae com- htna'jon while "Ji-Es" Dor0gaue Is considered the peer e basketball centers In this section Of the coun- Try. The back court is efficiently taken care Of by Jim Manning and Rag Marchnek
 Against this array of eztrao-li- mary talent, tho Guards w.l seud ;. oman and TubsnstsiE, EaE'lNi, Eildufr, Shaehan and Sturm.
 30 s.cnly matched are t.e two qgiutats, tAlt the result of tho game Is q toss IT Predictions are rife in both camps g 10 inc outcome Of 'he battle and asenf indication point 70 the ramc u1morrrU night Gs one nf the ficrcc@, court battles to be staged in thjs city iu years.
 The armory will ha taErl to is capacity for this blue banner event of the year. Fans from Bristol are planning 10 swarm to this city while the local boosters VII be out 10 the last man and the rafters at the eof- ernment building on Arch street VIII te ringing with piaudts cf all sorts while the game is in progress.
 Both quintets are shaping up In fine form for the battle. The Endcos lad had an extraordinary amount of success in their campaign against other teams in the state and only last Saturday, conquered the fast Greenpoint Hebrew five Of Long Island. The Guards, taking inc Atlas 4. C. Of New Haven on twice in succeeding nights, showed more strength and class than ever before and whichever team wins the game, it will know at the finish that it hos been through T gruellirg struggle.
 4 preliminary game "i,l b" play .d at o'clock and the feature Of the night will be staged about [ o'clock. Fans who plan to attend should be on hand early to secure a seat.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-16
National Guards Will
 Play Thursday Night

One of the four teams that wers successful in defeating the Burritt A. C. team this year will be at the armory tomorrow evening when the Meriden Eagles will play the Burritt five in the preliminary 10 the Na- tional Guard Bristol Endees game.
 This game will mean the break- ing of winning streak or one Of the two teams, the Burritts having won 13 straight victories while tho Eagles have scored eight wins. This will be the deciding gan of the series, the Burritts won the first game in Mordcn and the Eagles won in New Britain in the second appearance. The season record for the Silver City team is 20 victories in 26 games.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-16

Those listed among inc leagues "Eraat maIority' are olga Becker. Florence SpacciU,, Julia nombrow; American Hosiery, Anna Swanson, Mary Dragonc and Eva Truhan; C0rbin Screw. Beatrice Peterson, Bonnie rullinan. Mary TIudack; Iandess, Barbara Johnson, Helen Lynch, Jean Drayer, Anna Urban, sally Baylock, Helen Fisk. and Eva EazlsEas; New Britain Machine, Rachael Renaua; F. 6 r. Corbin, Mary PihieL May Mosten. Frances Wjnfroy, Ada Grossman and Marie EeOGEd,
New Britain herald., 1927-03-16
rROBERS MEET SATURDAY
Reeds Investigators Will. Again
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Detroit. March 1G.-UP)-san- ator James 4. Reed. democrat Of Missouri in an interview with the United Press today said he had summoned the primary fund in- vestgating committee to meet in Washington Saturday 70 proceed with the Pennsylvania inquiry
 Reed said he probably would not be able to muster the full commit tee but he believed the alleged bal lot frauds of two Pennsylvania counties should not rest uatil the next session of congress.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-16
BASKETBALL TOI EMINENT

Kansa3 City. March lo P-Tha third round of play in the %a'.oD- q A. A. r.. championship basketball tournament hcra today found sixteen teams remaining fona the aa.d Of 53.
 Qulu.e's schedGleh 10 compete 'n tight games today represented eight tatas, Missouri ied ~tlh to1r aw"ds Illinois and Eaua4a had 'ar5r zach. Indiana 2, whtl" WiscouHn pEla- homa, Ohio and Arizona had one a1Ck
New Britain herald., 1927-03-16
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New Britain herald., 1927-03-16
Fights Tonight

Los Auzclc5-Jeff Smith vs. Al lantown doe Cans. 10.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-16

 
BITTER COURT ENEMIES
 READY FOR HARD BATTLE

National Guards and Bristol Endees Are Both Ready -Fiye-Game Series Between the Two Might Come to Close Tomorrow Night-Record Crowd to See Leading Quintcts in Action-Torrid Fight Is Pre- dicted When Elves Clash.
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CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-06-17
A. L. HammeI Treasurer of Sinking Fund Declares ina
City Is Bonded For 100000 Not S175,OOO as Some
Would Misrepresent-AmOunt in Sinking Fund
SS,l2O.8O Instead of LESS Than Sl00'
FACTS CONCERNING THE FINANCIAL CONDITION OF
AgSECON CITY


am at loss why many statements
published bonding and financing of the City of Alb
consideration OF the facts when they are
obtain.
member sponsor Payers League shows his
unamiarity city making the statement in open
Council that less than 800 is in the Sinking Fund
An editorial City Evening Union leaves the
impression that the city has for s175ooo
AS Treasurer OF the Sinking Fund, viii give the facts
gladly be who is interested in
rather than just words
In 1913 the city was take of
new school building build extension Of Ohio
avenue from Station avenue the Shore road.
The School retired in 80 payments
being every five years
These payments required and the bonds
with another payment OF $4,000 due IN
the to take care Of same and
the State at higher rate OF interest
go.
The Road Bonds of $4,000 to be retired at maturity
and the amount of s3SS1O2 toward the re-
trement Of these expiration of twenty-five years
The only has issued are for s65oOo to
take care of a new building erected in 1926
These bonds retired by paying $4,000 annually
the first payment having been made March J. 1877
The total amount been bonded for 100000
and $4,000 take care OF new school Duo
ings Judgment is very eredtabie io the govern
ing body city.
would sooner take my chances this kind Of an admin
sration who has its spokesman an onea q
our city who doesn't that there is SSoSo IN
Sinking Fund Treasury, before making lne s'ate ~
there is than 500.
am not politician, and assure you am not wrirhs
to get votes when reflection IS maze on the
End feel its time to defend my position Treasurer by
Informing the people that have the above named
amount Of $S2oSo in the the retirement OF bonds
when payments due.
The city is compelled certain amounts ANNUALLY mo
the Sinking Fund of the city are being properly
taken care Of and all watchui Of State officials
A. L. HAMMELI4
Treasurer OF Sinking Fund.
Absecon City.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-06-17
RIALTO THEATRE
HAS NEW MANAGER
" AL" Lidman Halls From
3. Savoy ii Bethlehem
Penno.

al" Lidman has arrived from
Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, to take
charge of the Stanley Company
kialto Theatre, replacing Howard
Kerwick, former manager, who
win enter the trucking business.
Mr.. Lidman is near the top OF
the list of Stanley managers, and
has had many years experience in
the theatrical business. fAlmost
too many" says "Al,' whose. robust
appearance would deny such an
assertion, Before managing the
Savoy in Bethlehem, | was con.
nected with the managerial staff
OF the Fox theatre in Philadelphia"
In speaking of. Pleasantville, Mr..
Lidman says, ut is a bright little
city and has a great future. The
Stanley Company realizes this, and
the Rialto will endeavor to grow
and keep pace with the community
The regular first-run productions
that are shown in all better class
theatres will be shown at the
Rialto"
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-06-17
Freebooter Clark Adams
Keen Sighted Worker in the Interest of Pleasantve and At
Iantic County-Hs Name in the Primaries Tuesday

the city and the county and to work
with other leaders of the county
to obtain the splendid results
which are to be noted today in the
npbuilding of county institutions
and the expansion and improve
ment of highways. The wisdom
exercised by Mr. Adams and his
associates in the substantial char
acter of their work is shown in the
great demands now made upon all
the facilities of county institutions
and in the manner in which the
highways are being used, and the
excellent manner in which these
demaDSs are met
In discussing the pressing needs
of the City of Pleasantville. Mr..
Adams says that the improvement
CONTINUED on Page Five)
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-06-17
County Pupils
Win Graduate
Certificates 10 BE Awarded
Students in First Gradu-
ating Group Monday
PLAN A FINE PROGRAM

Because OF the many students
who receive certificates from
schools of the county, it will be
necessary TO hold two promotion
exercises this year, it was an
nounced this morning by Miss
Cora Schaible. county helping
teacher.
The first group Of pupils consist
ing of students of theSomers Point,
Linwood Mortified. Scullville,
Bargaintown, lakewood and Mckee
City schools, will receive their
certificates Monday night in the
auditorium Of the Pleasantville
High school building.
The second group, consisting of
students Of the Galloway township,
Mullica township, Weymouth town
ship, Folsom, Estelle Manor, Corbin
City and Port Republic schools,
win receive their certificates when
exercises are held Thursday night
in the auditorium of the local
school,
Rev. N. V. Sergeant, pastor of
the Central M. E. church, of Ocean
City, will give the principal
address Monday night. An interest
ing program has been prepared.
1t follows
Selection II Pleasantville High
school orchestra.
america by audience.
Flag Salute. Invocation.
Chorus Mortified and Somers
Point pupils.
Welcome rpcitation = KATHERINE
somers, Linwood-
Recitation "Lincoln's Gettys-
burg address, by Lillian Smith,
Somers Point.
Selection SEEING things at
Night Louisa Bailey. of Scull-
vile.
Dance of the Chinese Dolls
Somers Point pupils directed
Miss Beran.
Recitation - Wanted First, a
Man." William Carr, of Mortified.
Chorus-Linwood school.
Address by Rev. N. V. Sergeant,
of Ocean City.
Presentation of certificates by
Henry Gresham, county superin-
tendent.
Orchestra selection.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-06-17
Death Claims
Mrs. DuckWOrth
Life Long Resident Here
Passes Away-Was 76
Years of Age
FUNERAL is TOMORROW

Mrs. Jenny Gouldy Duckworth,
life long resident of this city.
died suddenly at her home, AIS
Doughty road, at the advanced age
of 76-years Wednesday. Mrs.
Duckworth was very well known in
the Smiths Landing section, where
she had resided for many years,
and had scores of friends in all
sections of the town, which she
watched grow from small hamlet
to city of considerable size.
Mrs. Duckworth had but recently
returned from Miami, Florida,
where she passed the winter after
her marriage to Thomas Duck
worth, of Philadelphia, life long
friend. The ceremony was solemn
lied Thanksgiving day of last year,
little more than seven months ago.
Continued on Page 81
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-06-17
Freebooter Robert M. Willis
Resident of the Second Ward CT Pleasantvie All His Life
His Sound Financial Judgment Has Proved To Be of
Great Value-Seeks Republican denomination

is a candidate for denomination
and reelection.
Mr.. Willis was born in the Willis
homestead which finally became
the site Of the beautiful Salem
NJ. e. church. Mr.. Willis sold the
property to Salem Church. He is
recognized as an expert in property
management and property values.
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