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New Britain herald., 1927-01-27
forcement of law and report to 192! legislature.

forcement of law and report to 1929 legislature.
 MT. Shattuck, Granby: Amending electors oath to require oath not to favor any man "or woman."
 Mir. Driggs, New Hartford (by re- QuesD: Providing s3 fee for re- ncwal of natureopathy licenses, to be paid secretary treasurer of board.
 MT. Misnerey of Danbury (by re- quest): Licensing dealers in poultry by dairy and food commissioner s3 fee and s1o0 or 30 days penalty or both.
 Mr. Tanner, Warren: Providing Warren may tax Yale University property there.
 Mr. Di Persio of Mcriden: Pro- yiding open season on quail in New Haven county from November 1 to l4.
 Mir. Gold. Cornwall: Repeating laws providing for state board of agriculture.
 Mir. Stevens, Berlin: Providing town tax collector must issue per- init before motor vehicle can be registered.
 MT. Sturges, Woodbury: Providing one woman commissioner of hair dressers for four-year term at s. OO0 salary.
 Mir. Averill, Branford: Increasing from s4,000 to s5,0O0 salary Of con- pensation commissioners.
 Mir. Walkley. Durham: Provid- ing no alien shall be employed by the state.
 MT. Higgins, Coventry: Including action against physicians, surgeons. dentists, hospitals and sanitarla among those effected by statute o, limitations.
 Mir. Finkelston. Bridgeport: Es- tablishing small c.aims court to sit one day a week in Bridgeport in cases of matters under s1OO.
 Mir Harding. Lyme: Requiring compulsory automobile insurance to extent of s5,Ooo property and s1O,- GOO personal injury damage as pre- requisite of car registration.
 Mir. Ball, Old Lyme: Providing li- Ccnse for fur dealers.
 MT. Beardsley. Montroe: Provid- ing no motor vehicle shall be regis tered unless tax receipt for previous year for property tax on vehicles.
 Jud@eShip Resolutions
 Joint resolutions naming munich pal court judges as follows were in troduccd:
 Norwich: Henry II. Pettis; Arthur r. Libby and eX-Congressman Ed win W. Higgins, judge.
 Pennington; E.llicott J. Hewes (to iill Q vacancy) and for full term judge; John H. Thompson, deputy.
 Shelton: John B. Dillon, judge.
 Southington: J. Lambert Dcgnan. judge; William J. Hurley, deputy.
 Derby: Archibald Dufficld. deputy.
 Enfield, samuel X. Sisisky. judge.
 Darien: Charles Bates Dana, fudge.
 Bills in Senate
 Senate bills included the follow
Evening star., 1927-05-25

motor car. Others assisting were
Mrs. Peyton Gordon, Mrs. Dallett VIII
son, Col. Drake, AIRS. j. w. Saunders,
Miss Mary c. Craig and Mrs, Hunt of
the Y. W. c. A.
Gifts were sent to the home for the
Blind, the Old Ladies Home, the
Home for Incurables, the Louise
Home, and to the following hospitals:
Cancer. Tuberculosis, Columbia. Chill
dren's. Garfield. Freedmen's, Mount
Alto Hospital for Veterans, as well as
TO many individual shut-ins.
The guild wishes to thank the Y.
w. G. \. officials for their splendid
cooperation and to beg that all who
have gardens or who have purchased
flowers for entertainments will help
on the work by calling Mrs. Goodloe
Falconer. Franklin S54, to arrange for
the collection Of their contributions
Mrs. Clyde r. AitChison presided at
the breakfast Of the Political Study
Club Monday at 2400 Sixteenth street,
The honor guest Of the occasion was
Postmaster General Harry $. New.
Among the $50 guests were men and
women prominent in official life, in
social life and in club work. \ par
tial list of those present includes Mrs.
James +. Davis. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Morrison. Clyde r. Aitchison. Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Richard Yates.
Represent and Mrs Overman,
civil Service Commissioner Jessie
Dell, Mrs. Sidney Taliaferro Mrs. Ed
ward =. Costigan, Mrs. Frank Baliou,
Mrs. Scott Avery. Mrs. Delos \. Blod-
gett, Mrs. Virginia White Speel, Mrs.
Howard r. Hodgkins, Mrs John w.
FrizZell. Mrs. Rush Holland, Mrs.
Frank Long. Mrs. A. c. Fisher, Mrs.
Lewis Gaskins. Mrs. Edward Gainor.
Mrs. Philip Craven, Mrs. Anton lfelt.
muller, Mrs. Clara f. Claude. Mrs.
Alice Edmonston, Miss Janet Rich
ards, Mrs. NJ. b. Berryhill, Mrs.
w. r. kettinE, Mrs. J. l.. Baity,
Mrs. Ruth n. Branham. Mrs. Gretna
Perrot Boswell, Mrs. Bruce Baird.
Mrs. Wallace Streater, Mrs. Eva G..
CriSWell. Mrs. James l.. Chace, Mrs.
Azel Ford, Mrs. Redwood Wander
grift Mrs. Rose FORESTER, Mrs. Frank
f.. Fuller. Mrs. Theodore II. Tiller,
Mrs. III. $. Mulligan, Mrs. NJ. f. 4.
FulCher, Mrs. Louise Gathgness. Mrs.
Warren j. Haines, Mrs. Walter G.
Henderson, Mrs. Granville Parks,
Mrs. T.. c. Yoemans. Mrs Florence
:. Robinson, Mrs. Edwin b. Kay, Miss
Rachel King, Mrs. Richard Whiting,
Mrs. T. r, Woodson, Mrs. Albert
White, Mrs. Fred A. Young. Mrs.
Harry NJ. Packard, Mrs. r u. Morris.
Mrs. Lawrence G. Payfair. Mrs. Carl
Shaffer, Mrs. c, Gumm, Mrs. Nelson
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The Children's Horse Show Sat
urday at the Preece Riding Academy
on Massachusetts avenue, will be
staged entirely for the youngsters
to give them an opportunity TO dis
play their equestrian skill. Their
elders are invited, of course, to at
tend and watch their young hope
fuls perform, but the center of the
stage will be occupied entirely by
the children,
AIr. Arthur White is coming down
from 'up in Virginia" 10 Judge He
will he assisted by Miss Elizabeth
Jackson and Miss Lydia Archbold
and Mr.. Dion Kerr.
Trophies will he presented by
Countess Szechenyi. Mrs. Dwight +.
Davis. Mrs. Joseph c. Drew. Mrs.
Richard s. .Aldrich, Mrs. Edward b.
Mclean, Mrs Irwin r, Laughlin,
Mrs. Edward Perot. Mrs. James r.
Curtis, Mrs. Ashton Rollins. Mrs.
George Hewitt Myers Mrs. Walter
Bruce Howe, Miss Elizabeth Ellis
worth Mrs. Hugh $, Legare. Mrs
James \. Taylor and DR.. William p.
Collins
The trophies Will be awarded en-
tirely for horsemanship. In only
we classes Will the horses and ponies
themselves be Judged.
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+. Webster. Mrs. Lewis B. Thompson,
Mrs. Rogers A. Tracy, Mrs. Ellis Lo-
gan. Dr. Huddleston, Mrs. Nancy
North. Mrs. Mary y. Lightfoot. Mrs.
Wallace Grayson Orme, Mrs. Edward
w. Pou. Mrs. NJ. l.. MacNeil. Mrs.
Arthur Macdonald, Mrs. Harry J..
Underwood, Mrs. Virgil Miller, Mrs.
Grant S. Barnhart, Th. tables were
decorated with pink candles and large
bunches Of pink and white peonies.
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Congregational Church
Strawberry Fete Tonight.

4 strawberry and ice cream feSti
val under the auspices of the Wom-
ems Society Of the First Congrega-
tional Church will he given on the
west lawn of the church, at Tenth
and G streets. this evening, from
10 10 o'clock. Mrs. Duties, chairman
of the WAYS and means committee,
viii he in general charge. assisted by
the leaders Of the circles into which
the society is divided; Mrs. G. r.
Bradbury Mount Pleasant Circle;
Mrs Frank Garden. Columbia Heights;
Mrs Carleton r. BAN. Chevy Chase:
Mrs. G. w Decker, downtoWn; Mrs,
II. l.. OverStreet. Sixteenth street
Heights: Mrs. Arthur Smith. Nir-
cinia Mrs. Wheeler, Woodbridge, aud
Mrs kendrick. the |. G. Y. G. Straw
berries will he served alone. or with
cream. or with ice cream, or with ice
cream and homemade cake, or
any other combination that may
be wished by the guests, This may
he the last time that the church
members and their friends will have
an opportunity to use this lawn, so
il is anticipated that great many
will be present.
The Misses Stone will be at home
tomorrow afternoon. from to 6
o'clock, at 1925 Rhode Island avenue
northwest, at a closing tea for the
students of the school.
The Washington Branch of the Ma
tional Flower Guild is providing beau
ty for more and more of the sick and
shut-in of the District. Monday, May
%, beautiful contribution of roses
and peonies from the White House
bore the personal card of Mrs. Cool
idge. Through the kindness of Mrs.
William NJ Jardine, honorary presi-
dent of the guild. came a Veritable
flood of hloSsoming panSieS from the
Department of Agriculture. Mrs. O.
A. &. Oehmler and Mr.. d. G. Grill
bortZer sent generous contributions of
flowers of many varieties. Mrs. Sidney
Taliaferro sent laurel Miss Daisy
Harrison, Mrs. H. II. Rousseau and
Mrs. George c. Thorpe sent roses.
Mrs. Charles J. Bell, Mrs. Harley Viii
son. Mrs. Barry Mohun. Mrs. Good
loe Falconer. Mrs. James Parmelee,
Mrs. Peyton Gordon and Mrs. Charles
Drake sent assorted varieties. Mrs.
Charles Matthews and Mrs. Delos
Blodeett sent fruit and flowers.
Mrs. Goodloe Falconer and Mrs.
Barry MOhun received the gifts, while
Mrs. George G. Thorpe, executive
chairman, and Mrs. Charles B. Drake,
chairman of distribution. were busy
sending out the gifts by truck and
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ment and to inculcate the true spirit
of patriotism and respect for law
The club has amended it's member.
ship application to include the phrase.
II do not indorse communism, social
ism or pacifism."
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WOMEN BAR PACIFISTS.
Club in Chicago Also Disavows
Communism and Socialism.

CHICAGO, May 25 CP.-Radicalism
and pacifism must be specifically dis
avowed hereafter by women who seek
TO join the Government Club. a Chi
cago organization formed to promote
among women a more practical knowl-
edge OF the various forms Of govern
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The Progressive Citizens Associa-
ton of Georgetown meets. Curtis
School. O'Clock tonight Representa-.
tive Ross A. Collins of Mississippi will
speak, and children OF the Georgetown
Community Center will give a play.
Refreshments.
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the Willard. where they expect TO
spend several days.
MFR. and Mrs. T. II. Heath of Madi-
son. n. j., accompanied by their son,
f. III, Heath, ir.. motored to Washing
ton to attend the graduation eXeF-
cises of their daughter. Miss lteten
Heath, at the National Park semi
nary, and are stopping at the Nafo-
man Park Hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Fitch of West
wood y. j.. are at the MaNnoWef.
where they entertained party -
10 at dinner last evening in the presl-
Dental dining room
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard :. Lyon oi
los Angeles who will spend several
weeks in Washington, have taken
residential suite at the Criton ltote''
Mrs. George Grady of Greenwich
Conn, is visiting her sister, MIS-
Charles Murray, in her nome III
Cleveland Park.
DIR. and Mrs. Gengenhark Of Den
yer. Colo. entertained Dean and Mrs.
Berryman Green al luncheon FrldaN
at the Mayfower Hotel.
Miss NJ Elizabeth Hammond is at
the Ambassador Atlantic Clly
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
TODAY Y.


The y. C. Library Association will
meet, S o'clock, in the print division,
Library of Congress- DR.. Theodore
$. Palmer. United States Biological
Survey, will be made the principal
speaker.
The Washington Advertising Club
will be guests of the board of gov
ernors Of the American War Vet
erans' Club at a reception and dance,
Q o'clock, at L'AiSlon Salon.
Burnside Corps, No. 4. w. r. c.,
will meet tonight at Grand Army
Hall.
The National Baptist Memorial
r. Y. r. L.. will have its annual meet
ing and banquet. $50 o'clock. at the
church, Sixteenth and Columbia road.
The Gen. Hamilton Smith Hawkins
Garrison, No. IT, Army and Navy
Union. will muster 7:30 o'clock in
Stanley Hall, Soldiers Home.
The Social Club of the Hebrew
Home for the Aged will open its We'd
nesday roof garden dances, Q o'clock.
The affair will be for the benefit of
the home.
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Women's Alliance of All Souls
Church will meet Friday, / am Mrs.
Mayo ID. Hersey G'ranccs Lester War
ner) will speak on Not Keeping Up
With the Procession" at noon. Lunch.
con, pm, with Mrs. Letter Magnus.
son as hostess.
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Conduit Road Citizens Association
will hold its closing meeting for the
Summer tomorrow, pm, at st.
Davids Parish Hall. Conduit road, car
stop 13. Annual election.
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Tib Federation of Civic Associations
will meet Friday 8 pm, in boardroom
of the District Building.
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The Junior class of the Holy Trinity
High School will entertain the mem
bers of the senior class at luncheon
tomorrow, 1880 pm, at the Dolly
Warden Tearoom.
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party Friday. pm. at Masonic TEN.
pie, Rhode Island and Mills avenues
northeast
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A meeting of the Reserve Officers
Association will he held tomorrow.
S:15 pm. in the Interior Department
auditorium. Mai. Hineman of the Sig
nal Corps will present motion pictures
of life at West Point and Fort Riley.
All reserve officers invited.
East Gate Chapter will give card
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Mrs. Loyal G. Kellogg and her
daughter, Miss Helen kellogg. have
just returned from a motor trip to
Easton, Pa, where they attended
house party for the Spring festivities
at LAFAYETTE College.
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I<eane Councils 500 Club will have
a 500 party tomorrow, $50 pm. in
l.. of G. Hall.
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Mr. and Mrs. Oscar G. Davies have
arrived at the Carlton Hotel from
their home in Palm Beach, Fla, They
motored TO Washington and We're ac-
companied by their three children.
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Mrs. F.. c. Stevens of New York
City is at the Wardman Park Hotel
for few days, accompanied by her
sister-in-law, Miss Elizabeth Stevens,
and Mrs. N. j. Kane of Montciair,
y. j. They came to attend the COM
mencement exercises al the National
Park Seminary this week, from which
Mrs. Stevens daughter, Miss Velma
Stevens, will be graduated Friday.
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FUTURE.

Women's Alliance Of All Souls
Church will meet Friday, II am.
when Mrs. Mayo n. Hersey, CFrances
Lester Warnerl will speak at noon
Subject: ION Not Keeping Up With
the Procession" Luncheon at l pm
Mrs. Letter Magnusson, hostess.
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The "T'' Club of Technical High
School will give a dance Saturday
night at the Capital Yacht Club for
its final entertainment of the season.
Paul Fellows, chairman.
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Mr.. Eben F. Comins will entertain
in his studio this evening. There will
he several tables Of bridge and CON
tract.
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Burnside Corps, No. 4. w. r. c.,
ill meet tonight at Grand Army
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Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Cloud of Kansas
City. who are stopping at the Willard,
entertained at luncheon yesterday.
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Miss NJ. Elizabeth Hammond is a
the Ambassador. Atlantic CITY.
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SOCIETY
the Willard. where they expect TO
spend several days.

Continued from sixteenth Pagel
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Members of the Bank Women's Club
and their guests will hold a banquet
this evening al the Grace Dodge Hotel.
Miss Lois White, president of the
club, will preside. Arrangements have
been in charge of Mrs. F'ishburn.
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The Misses Stone will be at home
tomorrow afternoon, from to .
o'clock, at 1926 Rhode Island avenue
northwest at a closing tea for the
students of the school
New Britain herald., 1927-11-02
BASKETBALL LEAGUE IS
 LIMITED TO SIX QUlNTETS
Mlddetown Disbands and Merden Tnsicos are Dropped From State Circut-New Schedule to Be Made Up Play to Be Started During Week of November Z'-Oflclals to Be Selected - Teams at Peak of Strength for Spirited Race for State Honors.

The number of teams in the Con- nectiCut State Basketball leasu. was cut down 10 six instead of eight al a meeting of the managers and off, cials held in Hartford last night The Middletown team which has dis banded. was dropped and in order 10 make the league an even-num- hersd one, the Meriden Insilcos We're also dropped.
 This leaves the following teams in the circuit: Atlas Of New Haven. Endees of Meriden: Endecs of Bris tol; All-New Britain, Waterbury and DlNics Of Hartford. As the league goes on during the season, these teams will be all named after the cities which they represent.
 Because of the change in the complexion Of the league. II was ncc- essary to revise the schedule. The president and secretary of the league were appointed as @ commit tee to take this matter under ad- visement and they expect 10 have the schedule for the first rounr completed this week.
 There will be two rounds played, the number Of games in the second to be determined by the number played in the first round. The win her Of the first round and the win. ner Of the second round will stage q play-off at the end Of the season 10 determine which team is entitled
New Britain herald., 1927-11-02

10 inc state pIonshIp.
 The list Of officials for the league has not yet been completed. Five efficient men have been chosen. but the sixth will have to be selected from among six or more applicants. Those named definitely at the meet Ing last night, were as follows: John Mannion Of Hartford, Billy Coyle of Nallinetord. Dick Dillon ot Hart ford, Chick" Hayes of Hartford. and Clyde Waters of Bristol. The sixth man Will be named this week
 Play in the league will be started during the week of November c7 which is on sunday. Waterbury will start the circuit. Waterbury will play on Sunday, New Haven will play on Friday, Hartford will play on Wednesday and New Brit ain, Bristol and Meriden will play on Saturday.
 Tn" hl-New Britain quintet. sue cessor to the National Guards which last year won the state champion ship, will play several games before the opening Of the regular season Manager Clarence Lanpher stated today that the first game will be played at the Stanley Arena on Church street on Saturday night November 12. The opponent for the local team has not yet been selected The first practice of the team will be held next Saturday night.
New Britain herald., 1927-11-02
FIGHT FOR SUPREMACY
Pittsburgh and W. te J. EIcNcns to Attempt to Break Tie When They Meet Saturday.

New York, Nov. c.-tPl-Resides lighting for survival as unbeaten teams when they meet at Pittsburgh Saturday, the powerful football elcv- ems of Washington & Jefferson and the University of Pittsburgh will be battling to gain the edge in a series which stands deadlockcd at 13 games apiece. The issue was post poned a year ago when they battled without score in their first tie game. The rivals are near a deadlock in points as well, w. X J. having a slim advantage of 246 points 10 pitt's 239.
 Holy Cross and 'ordham, which meet here Saturday, are even more closely locked. Not only has each team won seven victories with one game a tie, but they have scored eX- ac,ly the same number of points 19l--in their years of rivalry.
New Britain herald., 1927-11-02
GRID SQUAD WORKS
 HARD FOR CONTEST
PittSheld High Is Strongest Op-
 position on Schedule

teHil%ing that in tho PitL>ficii
 high school team Of Massachusetts. , they will be meeting Saturday after noon the strongest team on the schedule. members of the New. Brit ain high school football team are working hard to prepare themselves for hard campaign to carry away q victory.
 It is probable that the team will enter the game without the services Of its captain, John Erickson, whose knee was injured in the game against Collegiate Preparatory school in this city last Saturday. Shmanski, who substituted in his place last week. will probably get the call as he has been in the tackle position so far this week. It Is probable that Louis Landino will be the acting captain.
 Eddie Sowka who throws the passes and kicks for the Red and Gold team will probably be eligible to take part in the game this week. He will replace John Reid who has place at fullbaCk and in his duties been substituting for Sowka in his as punter. The rest of the backheld will be the same with Bell and Za- leski at halfbacks and Iandino at quarterback.
 If ShimansN comes through at tackle it is possible that he may hold the place permanently for the season and Captain Erickson will be shifted back 10 his oll position. guard, where he played last year.
New Britain herald., 1927-11-02
SPECIAL. MATCH Plnin,ille .\Il->tar>
i9S 5l6 55i arInerS Milk
fiGn!TSlA$I &NlGHI#A

Chicago-Mickey Walker, worlds middleweight champion. knocked out Mike McTigue, l, Phil Mer- curio, New York. defeated Jackie Williams. Chicago. 6. RoleauX Sa- guero. Cuba, knocked out Bennie Ross, Buffalo. ?. Abe Rain. New ark. outpointed George Manoleum, Boston, 6.
 New Haven. Conn. Louis Kid Kaplan. Meriden. Conn. won from Mike Dundee, Rock Island. Ill, 12.
 Indianapolis..Johnny Deering, Se- dalia, Mo. defeated Johnny Tillman, St. Paul, 10. Dudley Ring, Cincin- natl, shaded Frying Goldberg, Brooklyn. S.
 Des Moines, la.-Morrie Schlaiter. Omaha, knocked out Joe Yanger, Des Moines. 4 Erwin Bige, New York, won from Eddie Debeau. Chip pewa Falls, Wis, 10. Pinkic George, Des Moines. defeated Harold Jelsma. Lincoln. Neb.. 10.
 Columbus, O.-Red Fitzsimmons, | 'OiunlDuS, knOCkeu out l1ueHllll ltO- jas. South America, 1.
 Fresno. Cal. - Young Corbett, Fresno knocked out Dave Cook. Pennsylvania, ..
 Harrisburg. Pa.-Harry Kid Wal lace. New York, shaded Johnny Hayes. Philadelphia, s. Chick Iia- dell. Wilmington. knocked out Kid Cottman, Jersey City. 2.
 Los Angeles Midget Mike O'Dowd. Columbus. O., beat Young Filipino, TO- Jakie Dugan. Columbus, defeated Dario Barron. l.
 Seattle-Frankie Murray. Phila- ielphia and Mickey Gill Vancouver, E. C., drew, 6.
New Britain herald., 1927-11-02
DUNDEE IS FAYORITE
Betting shifts to Wcltcrwcisht Champion tO Retain His Title Against Acc Hudkins.

los Angeles, Nov. @-tPl-Thc dollars and cents barometer of fight forecastcrs indicated today a rising confidence in the ability of Joe Dundee 10 rcpulse tomorrow night the title challenger of the Nebraska Wildcat Ace I1udkins.
 Ten days ago the odds favored Hudkins 10 take the welterW eight crown but today even money reigned.
 Dundee's impressive work in his and persistent reports that 1ludkins ovcrtrained in his rigorous efforts to make the 147 pound weight limit, are said to have caused the switch in odds from chal- lcnSer to champion.
New Britain herald., 1927-11-02

Norte nutra ys. Charles Guest, Al Espinosa vs, Harry Cooper. Lower bracket:
 Ed Dudley vs. Gene Sarazen. William Klein ys. Joe Turnesa. John Golden vs. Harold Long. Frances Gallet ys. Ralph Beach.
New Britain herald., 1927-11-02
Stabbed Aiding Youth.
 South Boston Man Dies

Boston, Nov. LPS --- Arthur F. Murphy, 2t year old south Boston man, who came to the rescue of a stranger engaged in an altcrcation with two men in an automohiIe with New York license plates. died al City hospital this morning from stab wounds.
 John W. Thornton, @&, Of West koNbury, the man whom Marphy sought to aid. is still at the iusutu- ton Police are seeking the men in the New York machine whom Thornton declares accsued him Of to tlirt with their two girl companions.