davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Britain herald., 1927-12-01

SAXOPHONES, easiest of instrument. to play. 4 wonderful Christmas gift for your girl or boy. The best makes to select from including CONN, MARTIN and SELMER. Low weekly terms. Blair & Brodrih, ITO Main St.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-01
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Tenements

TO RENT IN NEW HoUsE-F1vs rooms, first floor. hot water heat. fireplace. garage Price $50. The W. L. Hatch Co. Phone 3i0o.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-01

SEWING MACHINE for little sister. A gift that Is amusing as well as in structive. John \. Andrews 6 Co. Inc. l32 Main St
New Britain herald., 1927-12-01
Christmas Gift Guide
Gifts For Children-GS-C

ATCHES-Waitham. EIEin, Hamilton and Swiss sl2 up. Himbcrg & Horn. S92 Main St. and l0 R. R Arcade, SCOOTER BICYCLES and s9ooters $i.g5 to S25. Economy Sport Shop for bet ter tnNs.' IL Main St.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-01
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Tcncments

ARCH ST. lfI-5 room tenement. all improvements. Apply l. Wexler. 2l Hart Sr
New Britain herald., 1927-12-01

WATCH CHAINS AND KNIVES Of high grade gold filled or 14 kt. gold, s5.0o end up. Himberg & Horn. 392 Main S'. and 10 E R. Arcade.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-01
Christmas Gift Guide
Gifts For Him-6S-B

ARMY {: NAVY STOKE-tThe OriginaD We have q gift for every man and boy, Sheepsklu coats, sweaters. caps, gloves, socks, ties. belts luggage. pajamas. un- derwear, trousers. work clothes, rain coats jackets, umbrellas. rubbers, slip pers. blankets. dress shirts, camping supplies. boots, etc. He will appreciate something 10 wear. Get 1t at 56 Church
New Britain herald., 1927-03-25
WhLDERG WINS JAIME
Another Member of Nack'- Plt"hin.
stan Travels Full Route OF Nine
Innings.
Innings.

Philadelphia, March - P'-Eu5e
Walberg is the latest member OF
Connie Mach's pitching staff to
travel over the full Ginning route
and emer4o victorious against OPP
poncnts in inc Florida baseball
training camps. Others include
Rommc, quinn, Grove and Gray.
Walbers turned back the Buff
falo Int,rnaiiouals Yesterday at
Palmetto. the Philadelphia Athletics
winning to 3. Tho Mackmon rung
up Is hits, including doubles by
Boley. Perkins and Poole and a
triple 10y Poolo. Fly Cobb played
seven innings and knocked out two
singles in four tries. Tho Athletics
play the Baltimore lntarnationals
1T Fort Myers today.
The Philadelphia Nationals also
were victorious y, storiay, defeating
the WASHINGTON Americans l. to ;.
Clar.n"" Mitchell made his first ap-
ptarpuce in tn" box for the phill"s.
He allowed two hits and one run
IL the three innings he pitched, the
run being due to two errors. one by
Mitchell himself when ne threw wild
to pick a runner or second base.
t'rihorg. phillies third baseman, had
perfect day at bat With five hits
in five times up. one of Fhem was
Il triple.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-25
JUNIOR CHAMPIONS
DEFEAT seniors
Phantoms Spring Surprise by
Beating Comets % 10 81

In a game teeming with action
Junior "Y' league champions, de-
feated the Comets OF the senior
league by o5-21 at the High school
gym last night. Outweighcd and
outrcached, the Phantoms played
their best brand OF basketball and
came from behind in the closing
minutes to win the game. The frs,
quarter vas slow. the work OF Nick
Arena and Reid giving the Comets
a 50 lead, but the Phantoms came
back in the second period. scores by
Levine. Lipman, Cohen and Yam
kowitz bringing them to within one
point at IS.
The Phantoms took the lead in
the second half when Cohen sank a
two pointer. The Comets came back
and the two teams s"c-saWed until,
with three minutes OF play remain
ing. they were deadlockrd at 1919.
NankoWtz went out by the personal
foul route, but BtrkoWitz replaced
him and Immediately made bask-
ct. The Comets again tied the
score, but Cohen and Ikowitz put
the game away with a basket apiece.
Nick Arena featured for the
Comets with 10 points, while Cohen.
Ikowitz. and Lipman We're the main
cogs in the PhantomS machine.
George N. Cassidy. who refereed,
praised the phantoms highly after
inn gamn TIN ScOre:
New Britain herald., 1927-03-25
ON WAY TO BOSTON
Boys Club Quintet 10 Play Second
Game OF Home and Home Series
With Hub Team.

The Boys club basketball squad
left this morning for Boston, where
they will play return game tomor-
row night with the Boston Boys
club. which won a 1892 victory over
the locals here three weeks ago. The
club team will spend the week end
visiting the various points Of inter
est about the Hub. Those who made
the trip were Captain Nick Gill,
Henry kraszewski. John kley, Pete
Silva, Joe Gotta. Pete Zapatka. Isa-
dore Levin. Coach Ray Anderson,
and Superintendent Dwight Skinner.
The club will not be without root
ers in its Boston game. for several
members of the Ladies' auxiliary
are planning to be on hand to cheer
the local quintet. Among them will
be Mrs, a. c. SuNdberg. the presi-
dent OF the auxiliary; Mrs. II. L.
Parker the secretary treasurer: and
Mrs. +. l.. Warren. Jim Beach,
former assistant superintendent,
will so up from Boston university
leet the team. X. f, Parker
Will also be among those on hand
tomorrow night The club team
will wear for the first time the new
orange sweatshirts purchased by the
Ladies auxiliary.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-25
H0RNSBY DEMANDS
Price FOR STOCK
Won't Sell Shares in St. Louis
Club for Any Less, He Says

New York, March % (P}-Thc pro
o,... -. ,,o,,1ioo r,,oo,. oo,,a,
lo,... l., ,bo r-,o,jaa ,,,;r;,,o ,o,,,,,s.
., Nnr, yorl,,s ,,,;or ,.,o,, .,,,,o
hos hso, ,cr,ror,ril, rn.boa INFO
,ha haol,srorni h,. rro,,i,,,. IN hic,
sr,ro.
wiz .,o o,,ar;,o r., +,,a so.so,
ro,r ,1ocror. ~ .t,a ci,,,,r t,,r,,a,,
bic o+tar,io, - ro.,.r. uorn.t,,,
md ,bo ,1A sb,ros Of C,ard,,ol
stoc,, ho bas called "a sal, sinco no
1orrod - Co4b,r ,,r;ror,,, p,gars
s,;il doc,ircs ,o n,r, win, ~. etonl,
Gov, ,oes mn, s,to , et,,ro al an,
10, ooj,o 80 ,r,,o :, VA ,,n,;, oa,
New Britain herald., 1927-03-25
RICHARD BATTLES
FUGAzY OVER BOUT
Boxing War to Be Brought Be.
fore New York Commission

New York. March % (P,-Toy
llckard cut loose with both hands
today i'll the second round of his
boxing war against Humbert Fu1
gay, on tho outcome Of which
hinge promotion rights to matches
OF an estimated value of a Quarter
OF a million dollars.
As Fugazy set the stage for his
heaviest blow at the Madison
square Garden imprcsario by lay
ing contracts for II weltorweight
championship bout before Joe Dun
dee of Baltimore, Richard moved
swiftly TO deliver thanking attacks
Armed with a prior agreement call
ing Tor Dundcc's services. he pre-
pared to meet FugaZy in conflict be-
tore the state athletic commission
lie cites the commissions ruling
that Dundee must box Willie Har-
mon before engaging in any other
bout in this state.
Pete Latzo, the title holder. al
ready has agreed to the match WITH
Dundee. which has been fixed ten
tatively for May a, at the Pold
Grounds. Dundee likewise has ac-
copied terms, by wire. according I'd
Fugazy. Observers believe, however,
Richard will be successful in block
ing the bout.
Richard also opened fire from still.
another quarter by negotiating With
jack Delaney, Fugazy's star card
New Britain herald., 1927-03-25
CLOSE SERIES TODAY

Cincinnation. March 25.-Pl--
The Cincinnati Nationals and In
dianapolis American association
teams close their series today. The
Reds trounccd the Indians yester-
day II TO 5.
Manager Hendricks has changed
his mind about doing morning prac-
tice, and the Rcd players will not
work out before luncheon any more
this week.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-25
So. Church BEATS
HARTFORD Quintet
RuSSWins Take Terrific Beating
From Rubber Works

The South Congregational church
| basketball team handed the second
.rouocire- IN two rirh,s 70 ~. I,;rs,
y ~ VI i''l' u VI u ''''
night "hth me winners OIL the
church leagues in the two cities met
! in return game at the Hartford
!. NJ. c. A., but the Russell & Err
win five was helpless before a
strengthened Rubber Works quintet
and was eliminated from the quest
for state honors. The local church
! had run up 1ipoint margin here
Wednesday night and added an
other II points last evening by VIM
ming 32-2l decision, giving II
"I"ar-cut victory over its Capital
City rivals The Rnsswins had won
by one lone point here SO the Rub
Der Works 1919 victory gave the
Hartford team the greater number
of points. The South church and
Rubber Works Will represent Hart
ford county in the state tournament
to be held in Waterbury next week.
South Church Victory
The South church jumped into
an carly lead ana was never caught.
Within a few seconds of the open
ing whistle Parker dribbled through
for field gcal. Gray made one
pointer, but Moroy made it Al and
the Hardware City team slipped
away 10 S-3 before tho quarter was
up. DarroW replac Morey wheD
Perkins went in for Hartford at the
start of the second quarter. He
scored Immediately, but the Presby-
terians rallied and came up to 100.
barrow passed in from out Of bounds
minute later and Parker scored a
long shot from the side on the play
Vessels broke through for goal,
and Ben and barrow brought it 10
1873 before intermission.
HaVlick and Harta made up the
South church guard combination in
the second half, which was opened
with a pretty basket by barrow.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-25
CARDS FACE PHILLIES
Worlds Champions to Battle Stuffy
McInnis' Quakcrs seeking Re.
Ncngc for Beating.

st. Louis, March 25--iP-Man-
ager Bob O'Farrell's Cardinals to-
day faced the Quakers of StufIy Nc
Innis by whom they We're beaten S
to last Friday, silence brooded
over yesterdays defeat to in a
game with the Cleveland Indians
Four errors in the box score told
the story.
A similar tale was told at Tar
pom Springs where the Browns We're
beaten by Brooklyn s to 5. They
leave camp today and will be on the
road until they reach their home
city. High winds blew in both
camps yesterday.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-25

Billy Nelson. Hartford and Joe
Zo'ter, New Britain; 147 pounds,
Johnny krock. Meriden and Eugene
DeMerio, Springfield and Ray Tay-
Tor TerTyville and Pat McCava7
naugh, South Manchester.
Other entries received in classes
which are not yet certain until they
weigh in, are: Stanley Dworek
Walter Gorham, Chick O'Day. Paul
Terzo and John Dorona.
The first bout will be put on at
$50 o'clock with the regular club
officials acting in their respective
capacities.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-25
WIN ANOTHER GAME

Tho swift Eagles scored another
diamond victory over the Spccdboys
at Paradise park yesterday afternoon
taking sizzling game by the score
Of to s. The team would like TO
hear from other teams in the city
averaging 10 years of aea. Any
Eagles in games will be required 70
play the contests at Paradise park.
The star twircrs Of the team are
Edward Revzon and Joe Morelli.
Teams wanting games are asked TO
telephone to Herman Rovzon at
71i-o
New Britain herald., 1927-03-25
kussNins Defeated

Tho Rubber Works. with Wardy
Waterman back in its line-up and
on lis own floor, proved too strong
for the ltussWin combination and
was threatened only once during
the entire game. The New Britain
team aid great deal OF tumbling
ana poor passing, while the Hart
ford defense VAS so tight that not
once during the entire game did
tn" locals Ct a good shot. Joe
I.ulic's spectacular shots as he
carccn"t down the middle of the
floor al full speed and Nibby Ny.
boyr's accurate work from the foul
ware city team from being utterly
routed,
Nynorg opened tho scoring with
a free toss, but III" tall Hurley
raced ahead Of Nibby to score and
field GOAL and repeated with TWO
more bike it, For almost the entire
frs half Nyborg's frequent fouls
wer" 'n" only points made by New
Britain Finally he put in "A fold
goal and Luke followed right
away with another, but Hartford
Wa riding on top by 17-l1 at tn"
halt. Morelli lasted only a few min
Utcs aud went ont on personals.
Waterman jumped on "A New
Britain guard in The second balf
and was elected amid such a cho-
u +
New Britain herald., 1927-03-25

Shareholders -,,.,.uu,.. .....-a.- 49,.
.s' o. "I'S''l"s d" Co''SIae''" '"1
greatest wrestler Of ali time, Will
..pp,ar la this CITY Monday nirbt
.-sirs. r..f,..-.7 tI,.,.of.l,,. rr,-
'''' --'''-' W" '" '.-'t VI ''.. i''N
- - o..,'-',. ~ ~
"' '.,s ~ - -,
.','. "''
pa ''''
7'-.''..'
.,-'''''' 70 '|p'.'' ~ ''''S '''y d,
AZ ~ ="
-"'. g''7 r''.' '',' u
',-' VII '''. ,'l''.''y
A.. 'i' 900 ~
~ ''''' ~
49,,
,, "Pf' 90 .. 7''' US
"'' 4 "''l mus ''' ~ ." '"7'
Jun
wy Il " III L,7'''''' III o''e VI ne
~ ','' ,'',''i'' ~ y 81 ''i''''
-. ','',,'' ''''' '','' :, ii'i'I
l''''' .. al. IN
i''s P''S'I MS %''' e"l III
,"' ~''','l w. ~
N'''-''' = '0''-
49,.
...'..- .'',' W. r..,.. No.
'''-'
''.'7 use ~, - O''
,,'i '','' ~ nos
e., IVA t ,,'-
-, ~
.'i'' f'I,' ''.''' ,'',, cav
va an ,''..o'',s '''.,' SUI - ~
~ " o''''' ','' T''a p. 't''' 10 ''1'''''s ~
VIZ 7o'.,7 - ,.I. '',' ',''7,,', -;, ,
i,,' W ',',''. ,ls'fc u W"
,,I, ''',,'',''''7 p'.' 7',I'.-' ','''1-''
. ,o,,' ,t. .. '',-.' ~ -
,-;,, - ' ,,'' 49, u7't,9' wy
.,;, - US e. c,y -io''4,,'
','9 ''' ;. 49,
.1.,t ~. ~,
va sl'''' go "'s 'u.,e'' ,'s
..S,,. -, ~. '''I' me-,
-, o''''.'','.' .i'''' i'1 " pau
W. nc o'''.' ~. i.'' ~ o,l.'l Pc,
or,'0so' 40 .',,.1 " ~ 'o''.''
~, ,.,' 7,',.. ",
.I,'', nm ''..,'' -, 70 .''1
- - ''iV emily ~ ,''4 -, ''DS ''~'.o'
New Britain herald., 1927-03-25

a long night filled with sonsa-
tional punch swapping will be fur
nished the amateur fight fans Of
this city tonight at the Y. NJ. T. A.
& &. society hall on Main street
when the Mohawk A. C. presents a
card OF - bouts in its simon-purc
tournament. The tournament will
be the first to be held in this city in
two weeks and the added bouts will
be presented because Of the poor
quality Of the pairings in the last
tournament two weeks ago,
The list OF entries received by j.
J. Whaler Of the Mohawk A. c. con-
tains the names of the best boys
available in this state and OF q
team OF sensational battlers from
Springfield. Included among the
list are two champions. Jack Kelly.
middleweight, OF Waterbury who
wrcSted the honors from Joe How
ard Of Hartford in the A. a. L..
title tournament in Hartford last
week. and Barney Yousoman of
Hartford. scrappy Hebrew who
Waded through the eliminations and
finals to win the 1875 pound crown.
Because OF the fact that the en-
try list according to the pounda &c
OF the battlers has the possibility of
making some sensational matches.
the card, on the surface, appears
TO be the best ever gotten together
by the officials of the popular anna
teur fight club.
Heading the list of features is
the possible pairing in The 100
pound class OF Jack Kelly, lately
crowned champion. OF the Franco
American club OF Waterbury and
Ed Ellie of Springfield. This will be
more than an ordinary fight be-
cause it will be giving Kelly an
opportunity to erase a knockout de-
feat suffered at the hands Of Ellie
three weeks ago in this city. Ellie
will be remembered as one Of the
most vicious scrappers seen in this
city in the amateur ranks. He got
to Kelly early in the fight and
kayoed him in the second round.
Another feature will be the meet
ing of two legitimate heavyweights,
Charles Abrahamson OF Torrineton
and Cv Young Of Hartford in the
$50 pound class. These two battlcr.
possess hefty punches and one Or
h. ut no will In rIo J.,
the bout is over, it is predicted.
Entries from Springfield include
Marine Pagoni who will meet
Youseman, Mack Orslok, Icstor
Oberhemer, Charles Pepe and De-
Merio. Those from the Franco
American club of Waterbury are
besides Kelly. Ed Squire. Leo Lar
RIVER and Joe Dignal while others
will be entered from Hartford and
other places
Three New Britain boys, Phil
Pouliot. Joe Cote and Joe Zotter
will resume their campaigns in the
ranks Friday night and
each is being favored to win his
match.
The entire list OF entries in the
weight classes is as fol-
lows: $50 pounds, Charles Abra-
hanson. Torrington and Cy Young.
$50 pounds, Jack Kelly,
and Ed Ellie, Springfield;
1$5 pounds, Barney Iouscman.
Hartford and Marino Hagoni,
Springfield $50 pounds, Mack Ors-
lok, Springfield and Ed Squircs,
lis pounds, Lester
Oberheimer Springfield and john
ny Mastro. Hartford; ll5 pounds,
Charles Pope, Springfield and Phil
Pouliot. New Britain; 13S pounds,
Leo Larrivicr, Waterbury and
Villa. Hartford.
100 pounds. Joe Dignai. Water
bury and Joe Camp, TIartford; 40
pounds. Allie Gretta, Hartford and
Joe Cote. New Britain: 40 pounds.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-25
First Prc>bNt. Church. Hartford

Personal fouls Bell >, Morcy
barrow >. Vessels 3. Parker 2,
Bart2 4. May-l5; Gray, Moody 3,
Won Deck ST. Free tries Bell
1, Moroy >, Barta, May, Havlick-
9; Gray >, Moody I, Sutherland,
Perliii, >, Won Deck 2-15. Ref
nrn.- S1ntnrSnn-
New Britain herald., 1927-03-25
COLORED CHAMPS
Play HERE AGAIN
Renaissance Five Make Return
Appearance Tomorrow Night

The National Guard basketball
team will meet the Renaissance
Five OF New York city at the state
armory on Arch street for the sec
ond time this season tomorrow
night. The quintet which halls from
Harlem. n. Y. and claims the col
orod basketball championship Of
the world, played against the local
team here last Saturday night,
handing New Britain one of the
worst beatngs the team has re-
ceived all season.
The style OF play and the ef-
hciency Of the colored aggregation
was SO extraordinary that Manager
Lanpher booked the team for a sec
ond appearance here. The visitors
literally ran away from the locals in
the first half in that game and
coas'ed along in the second to an
easy victory.
Preliminary Game
The Burritt 4. c. quintet will play
the Crescents of Hartford in the
preliminary game. The Crescents
are enjoying a successful season and
hold victories over some of the lead
ing teams in the state, including
kosky's Co-ops OF Hartford and
others.
The Burritts will attempt 10 make
it their 18th straight win and will
use its best lineup in the contest.
Game is Cancelled
The scheduled game between the
National Guards and the Meriden
Endees in Meriden last night, was
cancelled by mutual consent OF the
managers OF the teams. The Ma
tional Guards had Just played a hard
contest with the Bristol Endless on
Wednesday night and the Meriden
quintet plays the second game Of a
city championship series with the
Merden lnsilcos Saturday.
With the Guards scheduled to play
tomorrow night in this city and the
Meriden team also with hard
game on its hands, it was agreed
that the game Of last night would
fit in better at some future date.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-25

IN
S7ANZSLAUS ZBXSZKO TO
SUBSTITUTE FOR WZADEK

Veteran Pale 5O-Year-Old Former Worlds Champion
to Take Injured Brothers Place on National A. c.
Card at Tabs Hall Monday Night-Renato Gardini
and Charles Hansen in Companion Feature-Ven-
tres to Defend Middeweight Title.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-25
SIMON PURES WILL SWAP
PUNCHES IN TOURNAMENT

Leading Mitt-Slingers Entered on Mohawk A. c. Card
at Tabs Hall Tonight-Two New Champions to Be|
Seen in Acton-Twelve Bouts to Be Presented Il
Popular Springfield and Waterbury Entries
Promise Features-List of Fighters.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-25
lilNIltO;ns
t,illrtS

Scorer. Euchas; referee, Cassidy,
New Britain herald., 1927-03-25
Hartford Rubber Works

Continued on following pase)
New Britain herald., 1927-02-25

The Middlebury College Glee club
last evening won the championship
of New England when it met II
other college glee clubs of this sec
ton of the country in symphony
hall, Boston. a local representative
on the Middlebury club is Mervin w.
McCutcheon, son OF Mr.. and Mns.
Samuel McCutcheon of Vine street.
who is bass in the chorus of the
Vermont institution.
Each of the L. contesting glee
clubs sang selection of its own
choice. the prize song The Lotus
Folwer" by Schumann and one of
its own college songs. Middlebury
chose for its elective selection 10.
How the Rose Fer Blooming" by
Praetorius and "Gamaliel Painters
Cane" as its college song.
The winning elce club of 80 mem
bers will compete in New York I'M
der the auspices of the International
music council for the national cham
pionship.
Massachusetts Institute Of Tech
nology was awarded honorable men,
ton. the other contestants not being
mentioned. The Wesleyan Glee club
brought considerable applause with
its rendition OF Twilight Song" and
Sullivan's The Long Day Closes"
New Britain herald., 1927-02-25

The telegram also stated that the
following sailed from Shanghai on
the steamer Sphinx, due in Mar
settles, France, on March 10:
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Bender and
sons, of Latrobe, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs.
r. w. Powell, of Ionia, Mich; Miss
Jenie Norelius, of Kiron, Mich.
Miss Nellie V. Beeby, of Oak Park,
H.; Miss Jane Lewis. of Pittseld,
Mass; DIR. Ota Waters, of Clarks-
burg, w. Va.
Dr. and Mrs. Phillips s. Greene
and family of Montclair, n. j., had
arrived in San Francisco on the
President Pierce on February 90.
New Britain herald., 1927-02-25
HOSPITAL TO BUILD
ON grand STREET
New Structure to Replace Old
Wooden EdifCe

The Woman's hospital board,
which has sponsored the New Brit
ain General hospital ever since it was
opened IS years ago. hopes and eN-
poets to have a modern new struc-
ture on Grand street, replacing the
present old building which now
houses the administration depart
ments. This was intimated today at
the semi monthly meeting of the hos
pital Rotary club by Mrs. George w.
Traut, who was one of the founders
of the hospital. Mrs. Traut has been
a member OF the woman's board for
the entire IS years and has been its
president for the past 20 years.
Mrs. Traut was introduced by
James s. North, president Of the
training school for nurses. He eX-
planned the work the woman's board
is doing, how the members take a
motherly interest in the institution
md its progress and how, even in the
present day as well as in the past the
women have contributed in a prac-
tically Indispensable manner to the
successful operation of the insttu-
lion.
one thing. which was considered
rather significant and which is
known to have caused the local hos
pital some little concern, was point
I'd out by Mr.. North when he said
that all hospitals are the innocent
victims OF much unreasonable criti-
cism from patients and their friends
who usually do not know the stu
alton. The patients usually are suf-
tering and are inclined to be criti-
cal, and the woman's board helps to
maintain fair minded attitude on
the part OF the public" Mr.. North
stated. He added that this is not an
New Britain herald., 1927-02-25
YALE-IN-CHINA PEOPLE
ARE REPORTED AS SAFE
Members of College Faculty and
Others Removed From
Danger Zone

New Haven, Conn, Feb. 25 H'-
A message to Palmer Bevis. execu-
tive secretary of Yale-in- China, from
Seattle today announced the arrival
of members of families OF the col
Iege faculty and others. The ar
rivals were:
Mrs. d. II. Leavens, of Norwich,
Conn; Mrs. w. J. Hail and chill
dren, of Waynesburg. Pa; Miss Nina
d. Gage, of Suffield, Conn: Mr.. and
Mrs. L. L. Gilbert, and children, OF
New Haven, Conn; DR.. and Mrs. II.
b. Rollins. of CRANKY, Conn; DR..
and Mrs. J. NJ. Foster, Buffalo, n.
Y; DR.. and Mrs. E. D. Harvey OF
New Haven, Conn.
New Britain herald., 1927-02-25

will be handed down formally next
Monday.
Chief Justice Taft, after hearing
the Klan's arguments in an appeal
brought from a Kansas court Gus
ter order, informed the lawyers
that the state need not reply; that
the case was not in the federal
courts jurisdiction. and indicated
it. would be dismissed soon.
The action was interpreted by
lawyers today as unfolding a
states right to regulate business
therein. Members of the supreme
court indicated their belief that no
interstate commerce was involved.
The Kansas custer was made on
the ground that the Klan, a Geor-
gia corporation. failed to get the
states permission to do business"
in Kansas, as required by the
states foreign corporation" law.
New Britain herald., 1927-02-25
OUTBREAK IN MOROCCO

Rabat. Morocco, Feb. 25 Rl-An
outbreak among dissident tribes is
reported from the Spanish zone. 1t
is said the ktama tribe forced the
Spanish auxiliaries occupying Bah
silb to eyacuate the locality after
eight days, fighting, in the course of
which the leader of the auxiiaries.
Mahommed Elfosi, was killed.