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New Britain herald., 1927-10-19
ANOTHER BREAK IN
 EAST COMING SOON
Some UndeIeated Football Teams
 Will Lose Saturday

New York. Oct. 19.-(CP)-T olcvrns will be reduced considerably after line coming weekend ana carlior than in years the really out standing teams of the Atlantic sea board will have come 10 the fore.
 With the passing of easy Septcnl- ber and October schedules has come another changc--a relaxation m the defense. Time was when the pig ger and better teams tried Val!an'ly to keep their goal-lines uncrosS"d through the season. But now the idea is merely to make more points than the opponents-no to White- wash them.
 Hence after only three or four games Pittsburgh and Princeton ar" the only major schools in this sec ton which have failed 10 allow their rivals a single point and by sunday both probably will have been scored on.
 Pittsburgh @oes up against Car ncGie Tech which has q crafty or frnsiye that may be expected to pro- ducc at least one touchdown. Prince ton encounters the hard driving Cornell eleven in one of the major games on Saturdays card. The Ithaca eleven should be able to cross the Tiger goal line.
 All of the other leading eastern squads have been scored against. Dartmouth. with a record of ITS points in four games, has permitted it's opponents If points, The crack New York university team has allowed 1S points; Williams 31, Washington and Jefferson 12, Syra- c'se lo, Army IS and Cornell 6.
 Incidentally Pitt and Princeton and the seven teams mentioned in the above paragraph are the only onos in the east playing consequent tial schedules that remain undcfeat- ed
 Dartmouth will have it's first real test against Harvard at Cambridge Saturday. In its early games the big hften tI'N'n dnp'dTeN ol tlldlil pun ship calhrc but the Crimson aggrc- gation has been rcjuvenated since the Purdue dNhaclc and may spoil Coach IIaWley's plans.
 Williams will face Columbia, which. still smarfing from the defeat by Colgate. may inflict the first de- feat on the Massachusetts team. Syracuse will encounter Penn state, conqucror Of the University of Penn sylvania. Army will meet Yale a strong opponent on the basis Of Ellis tight against Brown last week.
 Washington and Jefferson will have it's hands full with the La fayotte eleven and defeat for the Presidents is far from impossible. x. '. |. is the only one 10 have il "asy--mceting a weak Rutgers team.
 As matter Of fact it is doubt ful if there remain five unbeaten teams in the east after the fourth Saturday in October.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-19
FOOTBALL FATALITY

Chicago, Oct. 19 (UP)--An S. year old boy died in hospital here yesterday from injuries received Saturday in a football game. Francis Burke received a broken hip and leg in a game with older boys.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-19
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press Chicago-Jimmy McLarnin, Paci- fife Coast lightweight. knocked out Louis (Kid) Kaplan, Meriden, Conn, tS). My Sullivan, St. Paul, knocked out Howard McLain, Louisville, (D. Roleaux Saguero. Cuba, knocked out Earl Blue. Fargo. N. D.. (3). Archie Bell New York. scored a technical knockout over Kid Lencho. Mexico, (5).
 Reading, Pa.-Babe McGorgary. Oklahoma, won over Bobby Brown, Atlantic City. (s). Indianapolis-Johnny Simpson. San Antonio. Tex. defeated Chief Jack Elkhart, Pueblo. Colo, (1o). Reamer Roberts, Indianapolis, knocked out George Ross, Pitts- burgh, CD.
 Denver-Mickey Cohen, Denver. knocked out Billy Donillas. Taft. Cal, CD.
 Los Angeles-King Tut, Minne- apolis, defeated Stanislaus Loayaxa, Chile, (1o). Mike Hector, won from Roy Williams, Chicago. (O.
 Des Moines-Kenneth Hunt, Dss Moines. won from Lou Rollinger. Waterloo. Ia. (10). Eddie DwyeP, Hutchinson. Kan, defeated Steve Koran, St. Paul. 10).
 San Antonio-Carlos Garcia, Mexf. co, won by technical knockout from Dick Wymors. MinneapoliA (V.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-19
MAY SELL CLEVELAND CLUB

Cleveland, O.. May l9 UP)-Ne- gotiations for the purchase of the Cleveland baseball club at a sum re- ported to approximate s1,000.000 are under way. Ava Bradley, head of a local group of financiers, has indicated.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-19
GL|NPSES ALONG
 GRID SIDE LINES
Press Representative jottinSs on
 Football Teams

By the United Press
 South Bend, Ind.-Indiana plays employed by the freshmen gained ground against Notre Danes varsity in practice yesterday. Collins play ed al fulll,ack for the regulars and showed ",l!. He is expected to re- place WyHE, who was injured last Saturday.
 Bloomington. Ind.-Coach Pat Cage is mapping out a defense 10 stop the fast Notre Dam" haC"tiHld here next Saturday. He is concen- trating more on this than on an offonse.
 Evans or. Ill.--Co1rh Dick Han ley ended yesterdays pr; c;'c. with q lecture In which h" in"rmed Nor.hwcstc rms regulars they looked terrible" in practice.
 Champaign. Jll.-McClure went in at guard on the Illinois Narsl'N' working for the game Saturday with Northwestern. Crane. regular guard has been injured and may not be in the gamo. Sherman also was given q try at the berth.
 Princeton. \. 1.-Two Princeton football teams scrimnaged on wator-soaked field yesterday for more than @0 minutes in heavy rain. The practice gam" with Temple scheduled for yesterday WAS cancel led. Princeton will play 'orneli this weekend.
 West Point. x. Y.--Army was pleased with the work Of the secoh" backfield in practices this week TOT the Yale game. The second back field was reported to have shoNI almost as much strength as the reg ulars. The corps of 1,2oo cadets will accompany the team to Ne" Haven.
 New York-Nlud and q wet field did moi prevent Frank 13riante Of N Y. T., from making four touch downs against the second team yes tcrday in practice for the Rutgers game.
 New Brunswict, \. J.--Faptain
 trrAt uoc'od to be at right end when *he came with New York University started. He was shifted 10 this posi- ton this week.
 Chjcago-The Chicago varsity rip ned through the freshman and sec ond string teams yesterday. when they tried Pennsylvania plays and stvle of defense. Coach Staeg tried out several changes in the lineup.
 Columbus. O.-C,rimm. Marek and Huston were given the ball carrying duties yesterday, during one ot the longest drills Ohio State has gone through this season. Oshner work ed in the hackfield part of the time.
 Ann Arbor, Mich. de frnse against the Ohio State attack Michigan sent through long prac- tice drill yesterday. Less attention was given the ofiense than the de- fense.
 Hanover x. H.--Spoed and pre- cision were emphasized in the Dart month practice for the Harvard game. Mike sherman, right guard, was back with the regulars again.
 New Haven. Conn.-Johnny Car yey, new left halfbaCk. became the star of the practice for the Army game yesterday when he made two touchdowns against the subs. The last practice before the Army game here Saturday will be today.
 Ithaca, x. Y.--Final instructions and practice in passing was sched- uled for today's workout of the Cor nell football squad for the Prince ton game here this week end.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-19
PLAN "PEP" MEETING

Chicago. Oct. 19 (UP)-Graduates of the University of Pennsylvania here will assemble Friday night for a pep" meeting for the Chicago Penn game Saturday. The Penn team will arrive Friday afternoon.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-19

Hilario Martinez's recent victory over Sid Ferris was an upset in the fight world.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-19

Esther Ralston in Figures Don't Lie" at Strand starting Sunday advt.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-19
HillhouSC Confident.

New Haven team had in the first a.I+
New Britain herald., 1927-10-19
NEW BRITAIN HIGH IS OUT TO
 BEAT HILLHOUSE HIGH AGAIN
New Haven Unable to Beat Red and Gold on Elm City Grounds-"Bill' Burns Starred In 19l9-Greaest Win In 1923-Locals Will Meet Strong Team This Year - Players Confident of Bringing Home the Bacon Tomorrow.

Probable lineup for Fridays game with Hillhouse High school of New
New Britain herald., 1927-10-19

Ithaca, N Y.--Final instructions and practice in passing was sched- uled for today's workout of the Cor nell football squad for the Prince ton game here this week end.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-19

Cambridge. Mass.--Rain kept the Harvard football squad indoors yes
New Britain herald., 1927-10-19

New Haven. Conn. Johnny Car vey. new left halfbaCk. became the star of the practice for the Army game yesterday when he made two touchdowns against the subs. The last practice before the Army game here Saturday will be today.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-19

San Antonio-Carlos Garcia, Mexd. co, won by technical knockout from Dick Wymors. Minneapolis NO.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-19

New York-Nlud and q wet 11eld did not prevent Frank 1}riante oi \. Y. T.. from making four touch- downs against the second team yes tcrdav in practice for the Rutgers game
New Britain herald., 1927-10-19

Hanover, \. H.-Spoed and pre- cision were emphasized in the Dart month practice for the Harvard game. Mike sherman, right guard, was back with the regulars again.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-19

West Point. x. Y.--Army was pleased with the work of the secon" backfield in practices this week for the Yale game. The second back field was reported to have shown almost as much strength as the reg u)ars. The corps of l,25o cadets will accompany the team to Ne" Haven.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-19

New Brunswict. \. J.--Faptain Whitey Lorenz Of Rutgers was eX- ucc'ed to be at right end when 'he rama with New York University started. He was shifted 10 lhlS poSi- tion this week,
New Britain herald., 1927-10-19

Los Angeles-King Tut, Minne- apolis. defeated Stanislaus Loayasa- Chile, Go). Mike Hector, won from Roy Williams, Chicago, (Gs
New Britain herald., 1927-10-26
CAMP !AYA-PO KEJ MON

Camp Aya-Po girls will meet in the Hartford Y. ". C. A. Saturday for their annual camp reunion. Luncheon at 12:30 will start the fun. which will be continued throughout the afternoon with the assistance Of witches, ghosts and gobins. At c:45 the crowd will ad journ to the swimming pool and gymnasium. More than half of last years campers and counselors are expected 10 be present. This is the first official reunion of the year. An informal reunion will be held during the Christmas holidays. Every camp CT has been asked to bring snapshots Of camp. Some Of these will he thrown on the screen. Girls who have particularly good ones are asked to give them 10 the camp log. Camp -lya-Po is in Somers and is owned by the Hartford Y. W. C. A. The Hartford County Y. W. c. A. has helped in planning and enjoying camp, during the past season more girls from the county than from the city attending
New Britain herald., 1927-10-26

1 harvest festival.
 Prayer meeting at the Methodist church at 1880 o'clock this evening The football team had a stiff prac i tice last evening and will hold an- other tomorrow evening. Several i new plays were run of last night in preparation for Sundays game with the Bristol West Ends. The back field is showing up surprisingly fast | in scrimmage and the West Ends will have their hands full in coping i with the Partners running attack.
 The Lafanso club will meet to- morrow evening at the home of Mrs. Charles Nelson on Main street. All i members are requested to attend in Halloween attire.
 The library whist held this after noon at the home of Mrs. L. F. Turner was well attended. The pro- ceeds from the party are to be used in the purchase of additional books for the association.
 The baseball trophy award for the team winning the town baseball championship will be awarded at the meeting of the Community club November 2. The trophy is being given by the American Legion post The East Berlin Boys club team won the championship.
 The road repairmen of the state highway department are at work on the roads here oiling the shoulders of the main highway. The bling serves as a binder and lays the dust which of late has been objectionable.
 MT. and Mrs. George F. Dalbey are expected home today from their trip to Vermont where they have been visiting friends.
 Mrs. r. c. Hazelwood and Mrs. Charles Pratt of West Cromwell visited relatives in town yesterday.
 The library will be open Friday afternoon and evening for the eX- change of books.
 The older boys conference 10 bo held in New Haven the latter part of this week is expected to attract several from here. Registrations for the conference must be In by to- morrow morning. One of the enter tainment features will be the Yale Dartmouth game.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-26

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New Britain herald., 1927-10-26
Dusty League Rowling

The Sessions Clock hovlers took a theoretical lead In the Industrial Bowling league last night when they won two out Of three games from the Businessmen in an exceptionally well rolled match at the Recreation alleys. The 'clockmakers captured the first string. In t-e second tho Businessmen hit q total Of 516, but the Sessions quintet went them tfNc pins better and took that. too. Tho Businessmen again hit the 800 mark In the last game and pulled that much out of the vreckage. The American Legion twice downed the Bristol Brass Co. in q match with lower scores The scores,
New Britain herald., 1927-10-26

1 Damons fllll. Pennington avenue. l. js expected that there will be several important matters to be act ed upon. It is also probable that Mrs George Tryon will arrange a special entertainment feature for that evening.
 Athletic Club Meets
 me weekly meeting or the Ken slngton Athletic club was held last evening at the Y. A. B. hall. Upson's corner. The winter activities Of the 1 club were discussed and. although no definite action Was taken and no ! dehnlte program was drown up, the next few weeks will see a schedule or affairs arranged, it is expected. Bus Schedule Derangcd | The EerlinNcw Britain bus sche,l- l uic has been deranged for the past several weeks and it is expected that | the vehicles will not be operating on q normal schedule until the last sec ton Of new concrete road has been lald. Berlin residents have done conSlderabl complaining but 1t is impossible for the buses to maintain a regular schedule at the present time, due to the fact that one-way traffic is in effect from kensngton to the foot Of Damon's Hill.
 Now, the Raspberry.
 owners Of apple, pear and plum trees which have bloomcd up 10 the first Of this month are completely backed off the boards by Justus Johnson'S raspberry patch. which last night produced more than q pint of Wcll-matured berries and this morning appeared as hardy as ever despite the heavy frost overnight.
 Mr. Johnson is q resident of Mill street. East Berlin. Tho raspberry slips were planted number Of years ago about an enclosure which formerly served as a barn founda- ton located on the Johnson pro- perly. Although the raspberry seq son is usually on the wanc in the month of July, the East Berlinitc has had remarkable success in ey tending tho period of their bloom and productiyoness. but this year is the first in which berries were gath cred in the closing days of October.
 MT. Johnson had been reading considerable about plant life cxten- sion activities so he sent q few heavily laden slips 10 the Herald office today, thereby giving his fe1- low plant enthusiasts the raspberry.
 East Berlin Itcms
 The Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist church will conduct food sale in the church parlors Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock. All kinds of pastry, cakes and cooked foods will be available.
 All who will attend the Commun- fly club Halloween party this even ing at the Community club hall are asked To appear in costume. The committee in charge of this even lng's activities has decorated the hall in holiday attire. The games to be played arc distinctivcly in keeping with the occasion and the refreSh- ments will be in the nature of a
New Britain herald., 1927-10-26
HOOK SENT TO JAIL AT WEES REQUEST Woman Says He Put Poison in
 Bottle Of Cabbage RECKLESS DRIVER FINED
Interesting Court Session Draws Large Crowd-F1re Docs Damage At kensington Home Today Raspbcrries Picked.

Sam Hook Of Lower Lane, charged with breach of peace, was sentenced to 30 days in jail by Judge George G. GrisWoId in the Berlin town court last night. He pleaded not guilty. Hook was arrested on the complaint of his wife, Amelia. by Constable Prank Brown Monday night. Mrs. Hook testified that Sam visited New Britain Monday and came home in drunken condition, forcing her and three small children to leave the house. A bottle containing some cabbage was brought into court by Amelia who claimed that her hus- band had put some poison in it. However there was no proof that Sam had been guilty of the act and and the matter was laid aside. Three small children of the family testified that their father brought home a bottle of whiskey from New Britain and became drunk after drinking about half of the contents. When asked if they had seen their idtllCl put dlls 'll'ii6 III liAN bc''i~ VI cabbage they admitted that they had not, but suspected that he had tempered with it. Sam had nothing 10 say. Prosecutor (. r. Lewis told the court that Hook had a previous court record and apparently needed 10 be taught a lesson. Hooks wife pleaded with the court to put Sam in jail stating that she was working and could support her children. Hook was represented by Attorney Monroe S. Gordon of New Britain.
 Reckless Driver Fined
 Salyo Latina, of 4a6 Front street, Hartford, was fined $25 and costs for reckless driving on the state high way last Sunday. He pleaded not guilty. Latina. driving a large touring car, left the line of cars on the right and crashed into a car driven by James Querie of 134 War ren street. Meriden. The Querie car was badly smashed and Queries sister-in-law and niece were slightly injured. Querie testified that Latina left the line about 15O feet ahead of him. As he noticed that Latina was still coming on at rate Of about 30 miles an hour he began 10 slow up and finally left the road and came to a dead stop. Latina con- fined on and crashed head on into the Querie car.
 Latina testified that car had come to a stop about ten feet ahead Of him and that he applied his brakes to avoid a collision. When he saw that he was going to nit the machine he took a chance and turned out of the line. He saw the Querie car coming towards him but was unable to get back into the line. George, brother Of James Querlc, stated that his brother had paced off the marks made by Latina's car as he applied the brakes and found they extended 50 feet. He claimed that the other car had bad brakes but, in his opinion, Latina had plenty of time and space in which to get back in line. Prosecutor C. r. Lewis. addressing the court, said that any man who look . chance on the state highway
New Britain herald., 1927-10-26

their habit to loiter. Several at tempts at organizing clubs have been made in recent years. but all have fallen through and none have been so comprehensive as those of Gnazzo and May.
 The Acorn A. C. plans to put Plainville on the sporting map of the state. It will promote bowling and baseball. and there are hopes that it will be able to conduct boxing bouts.
 Bridge For Library Fund
 The bridge for the benefit of the Plainville public library building fund will be held at s o'clock to- night in tho high school gymnasium About 50 tabes have been arranged for, and the committee in charge has taken great pain. 10 make the affair a social success. The proceeds will be added 10 the fund being raised for a permanent library building.
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New Britain herald., 1927-10-26

Neither of these players has any desire to leave the screen. but they ,have found that the choice oriental roles of the movies usually go to stars and featured players who are not oriental, but can make up for the parts.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-26
BOYS CLUB HOME
 NEARING REALITY
First Definite Steps Are Taken
 Toward Building
ARCHITECT IS SELECTED
Charles <, Palmer uf New Ua,c,, Engaged By oommittcc in Charge --CommunitS Health Meeting This Evening,

First steps toward the actual commencement of definite building operations for the proposed new home for tho Bristol Boys club have been started by the selection ot Charles Scranton Palmer of New Haven as the architect who will draft the plans for the structure. The selection Of the building com. mttee in this respect has been rati- lied by tho executive committee Of the Boys club,
 The plans submitted hy Nr. Palmer. who vas one of several architects received, call for q col onlal typo Of building which will b, so located that there will be con siderable outside space for tennis courts and other outdoor athletic actili itieS
New Britain herald., 1927-10-26
452 516 500-l4GS
.AnleriCnn Legion
440 tS1 aa9-l42l
Bristol Brass
A9 465 455-l366 Helped Win Insurance Cup

Peter F. Duffy, democratic regis trar of voters. and Henry Dressel, 1 local representatives of the John i Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co. are rejoicing today because they arc l on the staff of Assistant Superinten- ! dent George E. Bailey of the New ; Britain office, which won in q na- tion-wde contest for the largest business written. They. with the other mem bers of the staff and Su- perintendent NJ. J. Riley. will go to 1 Boston the latter part Of this week and bring back the trophy. which is silver shield.
 Federation News There will be an afternoon sewing meeting at the Coneregational par lsh house tomorrow at , o'clock. There are aprons to be finished and q crib quilt to be tackled IL is hoped that as many as possible will Dc present and help.
 Tho evening group of the fedora ton will meet at 7:30 o'clock with Mrs. Howard smith on Pennington avenue. They hope to finish all ar ticles for the fair at this time. Legion Auxiliary Meets The Ladies' Auxiliary to Brock . Barnes post, American Legion. held it's regular meeting last night in Le- zion hall. Miss Marjorie Fisher gave q detailed account Of her trip h, iN, j,, showed numerous pictures Of Paris and surrounding places.
 After the business session Mrs. Margaret Cregan was presented with q bea utiful picture in honor of her recent marriage. The presentation was made by the unit president, Mrs. Sarah Morgan. A luncheon and social hour followed.
 The auxiliary bazar will be held Of November $.
 Hunters Bag Coon
 Local hunters brought down I 20-pound coon in thc Shuttle Mea- dow district last night after an all night hunt. The party was compos- ed Of Attorney Charles r. Conlon, Charles DigCle and son. Charles. Jr.. Leon c, Dickinson Of New Haven. president of the American Eugcuics society, and another New Haven. man. The coon was treed after a long chase and proved large enough 10 pay the huntsmen for their work.
 Public Supper
 The Ladies' Aid society Of the Plainville M. F. church will serve
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