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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-08-21
NOTICE

To the members of the kensing
ton Fire district:
You are hereby notified that the
district committee will hold u meet
ing at office, bank bldg. in Ken
sington. Connecticut. on August II
and 90. 1928. at 8 p. M. daylight
saving time, to consider applications
for abatement of taxes under spe-
cial act of 1923, Chapter IL. Sec
ton 2. This section is as follows:
'rhe committee Of said fire dis
trict is authorized 10 abate such
portion of the taxes laid each year
by the district as the committee
shall find inequitable by reason OF
the fact that certain portions of the
district are not benefited by the ex-
penditure for which the taxes may
from TIME 10 time be laid. particu-
larly In cases where water mains
have not been extended as to spe-
! cially benefit property in the dis
trict."
Dated at Berlin. Conn, this 10TH
day of August. 1928.
| (Signed)
JAMES y. ELLSWORTH.
Chairman of the kensins Oh Fire
district.
Louis A. Bradbury
Edward s. Mccormick
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-08-21

Paul Lund has returned from a
weekend visit with friends at Pine
Orchard.
The Fife and Drum corps will ho.
tn" usual weekly rehearsal Thurs
day evening at $50 o'clock.
The library will b. open Friday
afternoon and evening. Mrs. l.. +.
Turner. the librarian. will resume
her duties after mont his vacation.
Elaine Read is spending a we-n
with her grandmother in West
Cromwell.
Elmer Dyer was d New Britain
visitor yesterday.
William Farrell of Meriden Was
d local visitor yesterday. He is q
former resident of this place.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-08-21
New York Woman Drops
Her Alienation CHARGES

bridgeport, Aug. :l.-lANTor-
nal withdrawal of S:oo00o
alienation Of affection action
brought by May E. Felter Of New
York city against Florence r,
Hildenbrand, wealthy Stamford
resident. was filed in superior court
today.
Mrs. Felter brought suit to recover
for the loss Of the affections Of her
husband. Raymond n Felter. for
mer automobile salesman Of Darien.
III was charged by the plaintiff that
Mrs. Hildenbrand caused Felters to
abandon his wife early In 1925.
The Felters were married in 1915.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-08-21

rested by Constable Frank Brown
following complaint from the
mans wife last Sunday.
announce Engagement
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Mas
triani OF 1876 East street, PlanNIlle,
have announced the enga cement OF
their daughter, Margaret Elizabeth.
to Salvatore Vau1rilla of Berlin. The
date OF the wedding has not been
set.
Attending Retreat
Rev. John e. Brennan. pastor Of
st. Paul's church. kensinSton. left
y, sterday for weeks retreat at
keysers Island, South Norwaik.
There will be no masses at the
church this week but Father Bren-
nan will return in time to conduct
the masses ON Sunday.
busy Campaign Ahead
The ALI hensington baseball team
Will play three games this week in
the Connecticut Stale league. To-
morrow the locals Will travel to
Windsor Locks to meet the agsre-
| lost a 10-inning game to the Locks
team last Saturday and will be out
for revenge tomorrow. Saturday
kensington will journey to Taftville
| Tattvill" defeated the kensingtor
team two weeks ago. scoring two
runs after two We're out in the
ninth inning.
Sunday the locals are scheduled tt
play the Bristol E.ndees but tho
game has not been definitely set
tied. The management has not an
nounccd its batteries for the three
games but it is expected that som'
we'll known pitchers will appear OF
the mound for kensington.
East Berlin Items
Mr.. and Mrs Hcnry f. Mildrun
have returned to their home il
Bridgeport after " visit here wit
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Mildrum.
Mrs. Gustav Petit has returue,
from visit with relatives in Had
lyme.
Members of the Fife and Drul
corps went to Middletown yesterdA
afternoon to see the motion picture
Of Saturdays American Legion pa
! radc. The local corps showed Il
; plainly in the pictures.
Miss Nelma Payne has returne
from u visit with relatives in Granb,
Miss Betty Bourgeois is spendin
the week us the guest of Miss Pegs
Dolan of Barnsdale.
The Wesleyans are planning a
outing for Thursday evening at LAX
Pocotopaug in East Hampton. Tran:
portation arrangements have NJ
been completed.
The state highway department, in
proved the road from the monumel
to Morse's corner with an applict
ton Of road oil. Repairs were mae
to the road bed before oiling !
that the surface is much smooth
than heret ofore.
Evening services at the Method
church will commence early in Sci
TENDER.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-08-21
Lieut.. Schilt Hops OF
From Jacksonville Today

Jacksonville. Fla. Aug. ai.-tF-
Lieut.. c. Frank Schilt, marine corps
aviator. plotting a tri-motored trans.
port ship to Nicaragua for Use with
marines there. hoped off for Miami
at 9:1s o'clock this morning on the
third leg Of his flight.
Accompanied by Sergeant Pilot
Archie Paschal and Sergeant Q. c.
Adams. radio operator. the filler
brought his plane down here yester-
day after a hop from Pope field
Fort Bragg, n. c.
Lieut.. schilt said he probably
would spend the night in Miami and
take off for nonstop flight to
Nicaragua tomorrow morning IL
weather conditions are favorable.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-08-21

The Democratic coters tof the
town of PlainNills are requested 10
meet in caucus Friday evening. Aug
ust a. 1925, at S o'clock at the
pose of nominating delegates for
tic state, congressional sena' orlal
and probate conventions.
Por order Of the Democratic town
committee.
Dated at the Town OF PlainNille,
August 90. 1925.
Signed. W. G. FORAN. Chairman,
Democratic Town Committee,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-08-21
REPUBLICANS TO
MEET IN CAUCUS
Plan Large Campaign for Fall
Elections
FREIGHT CARS DERAlLED
Freight Cars Dcratled Early This
Morning kepsingtOn Nine 10
Play Three Games - I"om"el
Man l,orfcits Bond OF $500.

Henry c. Deming. chairman oil the
Republican town committee. an
noupced this morning that the re-
publican voters of the town VIII
meet IN caucus at the town hall IN
Berlin on Monday. August u. Dele
- gates will be elected for the Repub-
lican state convention which VIII be
held in New Haven Oh September
and {. Candidates will be also
nominated for state offices. q senator
in congress OF the United States. ana
delegates will be elected to the con-
gressionaI. senatorial and probate
district conventions.
This is the first real announce
ment made by the republicans so far
this year and Mr. Deming expects d
large turn out at the caucus. En-
,husiasm is running high in the
party towards the coming fall cleo
lions and plenty Of activity in the To-
cal republican party is promised tor
the month of September.
Freight DcraiIcd
The derailing of four ears of
freight train near the station this
morning occasioned many runors
that a serious wreck had occurred
None was injured. Details of this
accident are on the first page of TINS
issue.
C'Orfcits Iannds
Albert Ponsock. 81. Of Cromwell
charged with driving car while
nf lin1iOr fHIipU
to appear in the Meriden court yes
terday morning to answer to the
charges and forfeited his bonds OF
$500. Judge A. q. Aubrey was Oh
the bench.
ponsock was arrested last week
Monday evening, Aug. 10. when
Meriden policeman noticed that M
was having considerable trouble II
starting his machine. Upon inves''
cation the officer discovered ina
the Cromwell man was under 'h'
influence Of liquor as was ms com
panion in the car. He placed Pon
sock under arrest for driving unde
the influence Of liquor and his com
panion for drunkenness. At a ses
sion OF the court held Wednesda,
the case was continued until yester
day and Ponsock was released uh
der bonds OF $500.
Hold shower
4 miscellaneous shower was he'll
last evening at the home Of Mrs
paul Lund In honor of Miss Ethe
I.und. A large number Of guest
were present and Miss Lund receiv
ed many beautiful and useful gifts
Yhe house was prettily decorate
with flowers.
The evening was pleasantly pass
cd, games being played and refresh
ments served.
Court session
2 There will be session OF IN
Rer,jn town court this evening
the Town Hall at 1850 o'clock. DEF
utv Judge +. w. Miidrum will be
the bench in ,place of Judge Geore
6. Griswold, who is confined to n
home with Illness.
The case of Sam Hook, charge
with breach OF the peace an
drunkenness. will come up for oil
posal. Hook is an old offender al
has appeared before the local cou
on numerous occasions. He was
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Harding has attached property Of
the defendant On South Washington
street. The papers are returnable in
the court Of common pleas the first
Tuesday Of September.
Funeral OF Mr.. Hiitbramd
Funeral services for Frederick ".
Hiltbrand. Spanish war
veteran who died in Collinsville Sun
day, will be held at his late homo,
100 East street, at o'clock tomor-
row afternoon in charge OF A. G..
Hammond camp, L. q. w. v. They
will be conducted by Rev. Herbert
w. Mayors OF Collinsville. Burial
will be in Fairview cemetery, New
Britain.
Real Estate Transfers
Charles Selander has sold ! 5 acres
OF land on New Britain road, to-
sether with the buildings on the
property. to Andrew and Herman {.
Simonsen OF New Britain, according
to q warranty deed filed in the town
clerks office. A right of way for
c. P. Hart to take water from a
spring is reserved.
Rico and Lena Terrere have pur-
chased land and buildings on Pearl
street from Frank and Sylvia Mari
gonello.
Children Have Picnic
The 10 New York children spend
ing fortnight here enjoyed a pic
mic at Rockwell park, Bristol. today
They left rlainville at 1880 O'Clock
this morning and spent the day in
and about the lagoon at the Bristol
park.
License Reinstated
The operators license of JOSEPH
4. Fanion of : Fairbanks avenue
has been returned to him by th(
| commissioner of motor vehicles.
Funeral OF Mr.. Brose
Funeral services for Charles II
Hrose. who died in Charleston. w
Va. sunday. will be held at AS,
o'clock tomorrow afternoon at tn
home of his niece. Mrs. William $
Eaton OF l55 West Main street. Rev
Robert H. Burton of Hartford vii
officiate. Interment will be in Yves
cemetery.
| Appointed Administrator
The New Britain Trust Go. ha
been appointed administrator Of tn
estate of the late Agnes f. Hender
son. according to notice filed at tn
town clerks office. The decease
woman owned real estate in hi
town.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-08-21
Plane Ready for
Delivery to Com. Byrd

New York, Aug. Il tlP)
fourth plane for Commander Byrd $
antarctic expedition will be delivered
to the explorer at the end OF TINS
week. it was announced at Farm
ingaale, l.. l.. today.
Many special features Will make
tho plane efficient in "N,r> possible"
way Some of the extra details are
plane skis. a radio receiving set
with small typewriter Tor he in
Simultaneous recording OF messages,
periodic magnetic compass, a
Pioneer earth inductor compass,
newly designed front and rear doors
for photography, and special
aerial camera. II is expected that
Bernt Balchen will pilot the plane.
------------------t--
The first woman 'aoronaut was
T Madame Tibe. who made her first
! balloon flight in 11$i.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-08-21
WAR ACES FUNERAL.

Rome. Aug. 81 { P)--Military
and civil authorities and detach-
ments representing the army and
navy corps attended imposing flu
neral services today for the Italian
war ace. Fulvio Barracchini. The
cortege halted at the church Of
Santa Maria Delgi Angel for serv-
ices and then proceeded to the cem-
etery.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-08-21
CURTIS CHEERED

Washington, Aug. u (UP)--
Charles Curtis. republican vice pres
idential nominee, was greeted by
more than 800 enthusiastic friends
when he arrived at the Union sta
ton here today from his home in
Kansas. After short visit in the
campaign with a speech at Rocky
Point, r, l.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-08-21
GOOGEL SUES MENTIONS

Suit for $500 was brought today
by Nathan Googel against W. f.
Newton Of Gulford. according to d
writ filed today in city court by At
torney Albert A. Greenberg. The
is long overdue. Papers were serv-
ed by Deputy Sheriff Ganett NJ.
Stack Of New Haven county.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-08-21

new naembers have beee D9sells1
during the past few months. ~.
button stated today.- .WtAehsal
smith. famous playwright ef Farsa-
ington. il honorary president u the
club.
Plans will be made At toniSht's
meeting for barbecue to be held ct
Lake Compounce during the early
part OF September.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-08-21
PILSUDSKI IN RUMANIA

Bucharest. Rumania. Aug. II Pt--
Marshal Pilsudski of Poland arrived
here today en- route to Targoviste. a
health resort where he will spend a
vacation Of several weeks.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-08-21

4 meeting of the Smith for Presi-
dent club will be held this evening at
o'clock in tho office OF Attorney
Josenh r. Dutton. who is active
president OF the organization. Many
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-08-21

The funeral of Mrs. Henry w
Richards OF Garden street was held
at ESQ O'Clock this afternoon at her
late home. Roy. Samuel Sutcliffe Of
ST. Marks Episcopal church of New
Britain conducted the services and
burial was in the Forestville Gene
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-09
Fights and Fighters

NEW YORK-Kid Chocolate, Cuban
Negro bantamweight, defeated Pinky
Silverberg, Ansonia,- Conn. in an eight
round bout. Billy Lynch, New York, 1856
knocked out Ralph Lanni, Union City,
N. j., 1922, third round.
CINCINNATI, O.--Eddie Anderson.
Wyoming, drew with Augie Pisano, Brook
lyn, ten rounds Mickey OHara, Gov
ington, KY, defeated Jimmy Dalton, In
dianapolis, six rounds.
LANSING, Mich.--Jimmy Byrne, Louis
Vile, defeated Joe Packo, Toledo vet, ten
rounds - -
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-09
Arrnory Bill
for Tuesday
Is Conplete
Tony EScalante Training in
City; Anderson Draws
With PiSano

Bud Taylor has three pugs from
his Terre Haute stable entered in
next Tuesday nights boxing show
at the Arnory, it was revealed to-
2 day when the complete card was
announced by Major Greene, legion
matchmaker, as follows:
Ten Rounds - Eddie Anderson. Cody,
Wyo., vs., Tony Escalante, Mexico City;
1870 pounds.
Eight Rounds-Johnny Nasser, Terre
Haute. VS.. Johnny Ferrari. Chicago; 11S
Six Rounds-Otto Atterson, Terre Haute.
VS.. Jimmy Brown.
Six Rounds--Lon LOveIace, Terre Haute,
VS.. Raemer Roberts, indianapolis; 100
pounds.
Four Rounds-WnIie Memering. Lafay-
cite. VS.. Mickey Shannon, LOgansport; 1873
pounds.
" Tony Escalante, the Mexican
junior lightweight, who is training
; in this city at the Arcade gym for
his ten-rounder with Eddie Ander-
son, looks good in his gym work.
The semi-windup will furnish
some lively fighting, according to
Major Greene, who saw Nasser and
Ferrari battle furiously to draw
recently in Chicago and immediate
ly signed them up for an Indianap-
oils appearance.
Eddie Anderson hoped over to
Cincinnati Thursday night and
fought a ten-rounder with Augie
Pisano of New York, a scrap which
was signed for several weeks ago.
According to reports the match was
q draw.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-09
Western Conference Grid
Title Involved in Fray
at Columbus.
OTHER TEAMS IN ACTION
Purdue and Indiana Face
Tough Foes.
BY DIXON STEWART,
United Press STAFF Correspondent

CHICAGO, Nov. 9.-Ohio State
and Iowa, the only undefeated and
united teams the Big Ten Confer
ence, meet Saturday afternoon at
Columbus, in a game which seems
likely to decide the 1928 western
conference football championship.
While the Hawkeyes and Buck
eyes are battling, other Big Ten
teams will be in action at other
centerS.
Wisconsin, which has only a tie
with Purdue to mar its record, meets
Chicago at Madison, Purdue and
Northwestern clash at Evanston, and
Indiana and Minnesota meet at
Minneapolis.
The other two contests with the
Navy, and Illinois aiding Butler in
the dedication of its new football
stadium, at Indianapolis.
Ohio Is FavOrite
Because of the championship dis
pute involved the Iowa-Ohio State
game tops the schedule. Ohio, be-
cause of its powerful and versatile
attack, is conceded the advantage
over the Iowans. Iowa is slightly
superior in the backfield.
Iowa's attack, headed by Mayes
McLain and the fleet Oran Pape, is
better than any offensive the
Buckeyes have faced this season,
and the $4,000 fans expected at the
contest may see one of the most
bitterly contested battles Of the
season.
The Badgers are doped as easy
winners over the Maroons. Neither
Purdue or Northwestern have any
championship hopes, but their con-
test at Evanston probably will at
tract $4,000 fans. The Wildcats are
slight favorites to win, but Purdues
great backfield strength makes the
Boilermakers extremely dangerous.
PIay-Off Fracas
Indianas battle with Minnesota
will have little bearing on the
Championship race, but is regarded
as 7layoff of last years IA to IA
tie b. -ween the two teams, which
kept the Gophers from winning the
1927 title.
Michigan, which furnished the
biggest football upset of the season
by defeating Illinois last week, hopes
to gain additional laurels by trim
ming the Navy at Baltimore.
Illinois, victim of the Michigan
upset, is not expected to have an
easy game Saturday with Butler.
The Indianapolis team, coached by
"Potsy" Clark, greatest quarter back
Illinois ever had, is regarded as
tough outfit and quite apt to shock
the grid world.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-09
BY GEORGE KIRKSEY
United Press staff Correspondent

NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-The after
math of the Rogers HornSby deal
leaves Tie Chicago Cubs favorites
to win the National League pennant
and the Boston Braves with a man
ager who has never played profess
sional baseball.
The task of stopping the Cubs
with Hornsby, Wilson, Cuyler,
Stephenson and Hartnett may prove
more than the st. Louis Cardinals,
New York Giants, Cincinnati Reds
and Pittsburgh Pirates are equal
to next season.
Hornsby's punch added to the al
ready strong Chicago club may
mean the first pennant for the Cubs
since 1918. Freddy Mcguire, who
batted .274 last season, and Percy
Jones, an erratic southpaw with a
sore soupbone, were the only two
regulars who departed.
Unless too many temperamental
stars prove the undoing of the Cubs
Joe McCarthy's club ought to DOM
mate the National Leage next sea-
son. Mccarthy has proved I'M
usually adept at handling prima
donnas, failing only with Grover
Cleveland Alexander.
Just how we'll Hornsby will get
along with the other Cubs players
will not be known until he takes
his place in the lineup. Wherever
he has played Hornsby has always
had run-ins with the players. Of
the driving type, Hornsby doesn't
make it easy on any player who
doesn't appear to give everything
he has in every game.
The position of the Braves is even
more distressing now than it was
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-09
MORE YALE CRIPPLES

BB United Press
NEW HAVEN, Conn, Nov. 9.-MaI
Stvens is faced with the necessity
of playing half -mended regulars OF
third-Stringers in several positions
in Saturdays Maryland game in the
bowl.
The trainers announced Thursday
that LoeSer, substitute center, would
be unable to play before the Prince
ton game a week hence and that
Ellis, sub quarter would be out o.
the Maryland game with a wrencheJ
leg.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-09

Chicago Cubs Favored to Annex
National League Flag in 1929
Added Punch of Hornsby May Bring Pennant to Windy
City; Boston Situation a Puzzle.

during the last few weeks of the
National League season when the
Braves played like team of m1noc
leaguerS.
Judge Fuchs has traded his best
player and named himself manager
No new strength has been added.
Johnny Evers, who helped the
Braves rise from the cellar to the
National League pennant in 1914
has been signed as assistant man
ager.
Baseball men here today won
dered whether Judge Fuchs planned
to manage the Braves from the
grand stand, business office, or
bench.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-09
Early Basketball

indianapolis Buddies Club will open its
season next Tuesday night at Communal
hall. Levie, back guard, has been elected
p this years captain. For games write
Abe Goldsmith, 1922 Union street or call
Drexel HOB about $50.
e. Big Four A. A. basketball team will
Address H. M. Tirmenstein, care E. S.
jackson, Big Four Railway.
4; Plainfeld I. o. o. F. have organized
!, a team and want games with fast city
and state teams on the home-and-home
Modern Woodmen of America have or
ganized a basketball league. Maple,
Cedar, Ironwood and Broad Ripple camps
teams in the circuit. Elmer E. Hitchcock
has been elected president of the league
and G. T. Marine is the secretary treas
urer. A meeting Of the league will be
held next Tuesday evening.
last Tuesday with 27-to-12 victory over
the Central M. E. Juniors The Juniors
have another strong team this year and
are anxious to book games on the home
end-home basis. Call DR.. 3308-M, or DR..
2565-R.
The Indianapolis Times basketball team,
made up exclusively Of plant employees,
will go through its first practice session
next week. Several games already have
Norman Isaacs, Times Sports Department.
The Times team Is anxious to complete
arrangements for the use of local gym.
, interested parties are requested to note.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-09

NNE Of the young men who will
" get a chance next spring to
earn a job in the Philadelphia
outfield for Connie Mack is Leon
Riley, above, who was bought by
the AS recently from the Pueblo
club in the Western League. He
compiled batting average Of $3.50
the past summer and the scouts
say he should hang on with the
AS, perhaps not next summer but
in q year or so.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-09

THE CLUBMAN
A new black oxford, conservative
but smart enough for a Wall
Street broker to wear. It looks,
wears and feels like IS or more
but $5.4s is the price in any
Dixie Store
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-09
TRY OUT NEW PLAYS

By United Press
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Nov. o.
Harvard tried out several new plays
for use against Pennsylvania Sat-
urday in a two-hour workout Thurs
day. Both Tom Gilligan and Sam
Burns, whose names had been on
the injured list, appeared in uni
form, but whether they will be able
to play against Penn remained in
doubt.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-09
PENN VS.. HARVARD

DW JWTUtW 100
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 9.-The
Pennsylvania football squad left for
Cambridge Thursday night for their
first invasion of Soldiers field since
1904 for a game with Harvard. Last
year in the renewal of relations be-
tween the two schools Penn won,
% to q.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-09
TO USE RESERVE MEN

By United Press
PRINCETON, Nov. 9.-Princeton
probably will use a second string
lineup against Washington and Lee
Saturday, saving the regulars for
the Yale game week from Satur-
day. Coach Bill Roper laid special
emphasis on passing Thursday, with
Lowry doing most of the throwing.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-11-09
PREPARES FOR '29

NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-Coach
Chick Meehan already has started
developing players for next years
New York university football team.
Most Of these men will be given a
chance against Alfred Saturday.