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ance in the series and bounced
into a double play, TOpOrcer to
Colbert to MOnahan, and
"Blenkie" was left stranded.
Manager Southworth was up first
for Rochester in the second and
grounded to Holke. Kaufman
popped to Connolly. Monahan was
up next and he flied to "Blenkie"
at the edge of the left field.
SPECS" ToPoRCER TOSSED OUT
BBO0I IH SWETONIC, MATTHEW'S AND
A ROW, AND EASY CHANCES ALL.
Ira Smith got the first hit of
Swetonic to open the Red Wings
half of the third. He met the first
pitch for a ringing single to center
Morrow, the Indiana youth, next up,
was thrown out from deep short by
Warstler, Smith taking second. Bell
took three swings and famed. Swe-
tonic pitched three balls and one
strike to Layne and then the Red
Wing centerf1elder lined to Warstler.
Fred Haney led off with a safety
to center in the fourth. Russell hit
a slow one on the handle for an
easy fly to Kaufman. Toporcer
and Monahan worked on Blenkiron,
Haney moving up. The count went
to three and one on Spencer and
then he walked. With two out
Warstler sent a hopper at Toporcer
and 1t struck bod spot and bounced
over Toporcer's head for a single,
Haney scoring and Spencer taking
third. 1t was the first run of the
struggle. Warstler stole second.
Haney holding third when Morrow
made short throw. With the count
two and two Holke looped a double
to left near the foul line, scoring
Spencer and Warstler. Ira Smith
got Swetonic TO retire the side.
In the Rochester fourth Topor-
Ger led off and beat out hit in
deep short. Warstler made the
long throw, but specs" was there
ahead of it. Matthews went to
deep center for SOuthwOrth's fly.
Kaufmann's low liner was snuffed
out by WarstIer.
Matty sent a slow roller to To-
porcer and was tossed out to start
the fifth. Connolly drew a free
ticket. Layne fumbled Haneys sin
gle in short center and Connolly
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Billiard Gossip

The weeks schedule in the State
pocket billiard tourney at Coolers
parlor follow:
Monday-Tomlinson VS.. Klein.
MISUNDERSTANDING VS.. Greene.
ednesday-Holsomback We. Henning.
hursday-Ramsey VS.. Daugherty.
Friday-F Ter VS.. Tomlinson.
.-A...----t.nr. 3 LnAns
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HIGH SCHOOLS
Wabash. 6: Manual. o.
Carmel. 6: Tech Seconds, 0.
Monticello. z; West Lafayette. 8.
Central (Ft. Wayne). 49, Auburn, o.
Bloomington, IL; Seymour o.
Froebel Gary. &c; lie La Sale (Chi-
Mocseheart. 8: Emerson Gary. o.
Connersville. 10: Shelbyyille, g.
Linton. rs: Bloomfield. s.
Rushville. 10; Columbus. o.
Elkhart. 20: La Porte, 7.
Brazil. rs; Worthington, 0.
Lindblom (Chicago), Z; South Side cit.
WORT" North side ut wayne). 81: Garrett. 6.
Muncie. IL: Newcastle. 6.
Reitz (Evansville). 0; Princeton, 0. (tie)
Rensselaer,. -25;- Attica. o.
Monticello; z; West Side lLafayettel. g..
Roosevelt dayton. Ohio. 90; Port
South Bend. 2s: Englewood tchicago).
49,
Michigan City, g; Goshen, o.
Plymouth. 30: Warsaw. 0.
Columbia City. rs; Kendallvtlle, O..
Marion, 10; Kokomo, 0.
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Wings went to bat in the sixth and
Swetonic walked Toporcer, who was
first up. Gerbert planted a single
in center, Toporcer stopping at
second. Colbert had famed on his
two previous plate trips. Manager
Southworth forced Colbert, Con-
molly to Warstler, Toporcer reach
ing third and Southworth was safe
at first. Kaufman sent a sacrifice
fly to Matthews, Toporcer scoring.
Monahan connected with a solid
double into the crowd in center,
Southworth stopping at third. This
brought up 1. Smith. He met the
ball squarely on the nose, but
Warstler took it out of the air to
retire the side.
Connolly was erased swinging first up
in the seventh. Haney flied TO Layne.
Russell 9oked a single through the in
bOunder with his bare hand and got the
runner at first.
The Red Wings tried to start
something in the seventh when
Morrow got a life on Warstler'S err
ror. Gus Felix was inserted to bat
for Bell and grounded into a double
play. Connolly to Warstler to Holke.
1t was a hard hit ball. Harry Layne
was tossed out by Connolly.
LAURENCE IRWIN. YOUNG SOUTH
PAW, WENT TO THE ROCHESTER,
MOUND IN THE EIGHTH. GILBERT
PEGGED OUT SPENCER AND WARSTLER
THIRD OUT IRWIN TO MoNAHAN.
Toporcer on base twice before by
a hit and a walk started the
Rochester eighth and was retired
by Connolly and Holke. WarSt-
Ter came through with a
nifty stop in deep short and
threw out Colbert. Matthews came
in fast and caught Southworth's
fly.
The indianapolis ninth saw swotonic
leading of. He popped to Smith. Gel
bert made One-handed stop and got
Warstler, MOnahan making a one-handed
catch at first. SOuthWOrth captured Con-
nOlly's drive to left after a run.
The Red Wings went to bat in the
ninth and Swetonic walked Kauff-
man. Monahan, the hefty left
handed slugger, sent a long foul to
Russell who dashed across the line
TO make the catch as the bleacher
fans howled. 1. Smith sent a short
high one to Russell. Morrow forced
Kaufman, Haney to Connolly, to
end the game.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Sundays Results
NATIONAL LEAGUE

e. Yovis 600 LOG OOi-2
New York ........ 210 900 10X-4
Farmhouse and Smith; Hubbel and
ora rrell.
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RICHARDS WINS TITLE

Downs KOzeluh in Final Tilt for
Pro Net HOnOrs.
BIZ Times Special
FOREST HILLS, N. Y, Oct. L.,
Vincent Richards won the national
professional tennis championship
here Saturday by beating Karel
Kozeluh, Ccezcho-Slovakian star, in
the final match here Saturday. 8-6.
6-S, O-6, 60. Richards played one
OF the most brilliant matches in his
entire career.
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The Sonora. Mex, Indian, Yaqui
Joe, will meet Silvio Checco in
the feature event of the wrestling
program at Pennsy gym tonight.
Ralph Wilson and Silent Olsen are
to meet in the semi-windup. The
show is to start at $3.50.
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Tennessee, Al; Maryville, 0.
Texas, 80; st. Edwards, o.
Texas A: and M, 81; Southwestern, o.
Texas Christian, 81; Daniel Baker, O.
Tulane, 65' Louisiana Normal, 0.
Tusculum s; King, 0.
Vanderbilt, 20; Chattanooga. o.
y. OF California Z; Arizona 7 (tie).
U. Of Detroit. SO: Depaul (Chicago), o.
U. of Warrington. 20; Willamette, O.
Union. "a; Jonesboro, o.
Virginia Poly. 81: Roanoke. z.
Washington State, 3: GozaRa. o.
Washington Jefferson, "a Bethany. o.
w. Virginia. IL; w. Virginia Wesleyan. o.
Western kentucky. IL; Centre. 0.
Williams. 20: Providence, 10.
Wittenberg. 81. Georgetown (Ky.). 0.
Wyoming. 49, Nebraska Normal, 6.
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Matty sent a slow roller to To-
porcer and was tossed out to start
the fifth. Connolly drew a free
ticket. Layne fumbled Haneys sin
gle in short center and Connolly
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H.. Catchers
RBengough (Y.... IA II 80 s .264
Collins Collins ~ ia ia Is g Is . .$Id
First Basemen
Gehrig (Y) ...... $50 1876 203 140 1863
Bottomley (C) 49,. 564 122 10S 1873 1924
Second Basemen
IrIaszerf (Y) ...... 4O2 81 1873 70 1881
F,isch (C) go. 53S 1O4 1913 81 1906
ShOrtStopS
h - aF 2! to5 so 81 lss & & .s s4s
Third Basemen
Bs:,' e e e. &: !: e Z s:s
Left Fielders
Mc@ss q ~ S SSs 's9 e 1 15$ 1aS s sds
Center FieIders
Douthit (C) 100. 635 100 100 4S 300
burst (Y) ....... 119 IA Is IL PSI
Right Fielders
H Hsss z @ e; Z l$s = q s :5s
The Cards have The fastest team,
excelling the Yanks by eighty-one
stolen bases. Frisch is the best base
c5ealer on either team, having
twenty eight to his credit. Lazzeri.
is second With thirteen.
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Final Homer Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS HOMERs

YESTERDAYS HOMERS
Ruth (Yankees); Gehrig (Yankeesl;
Heilmann (Tigersl; Goslin (Senators);
Todt (Red Sox); O'Doul Giants;
'OFarrel Giants.
TOTALS
American League, 483: National
League, Gil. Seasons total, 1904.
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The indianapolis ninth saw swotonic
leading off. He popped TO Smith. Gel
bert made a One-handed stop and got
Warstler, MOnahan making a One-handed
catch at first. SOuthwOrth captured Con-
nOlly's drive to left after run.
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LAURENCE IRWIN. YOUNG SOUTH
PAW, WENT TO THE ROCHESTER,
MOUND IN THE EIGHTH. GELBERT
PEGGED OUT SPENCER AND WARSTL Err
FLIED TO LAYNE. HOLKE WAS THE
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"sPECs' TOPORCER TOSSED OUT
CONNOLLY IN THE THIRD, THREE IN
ROW, AND EASY CHANCES ALL
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Connolly was erased swinging first up
in the seventh. Haney flied 70 Layne.
Russell pOked a single through the in
field. Bell cuffed down Blenkiron's
bounder with his bare hand and got the
runner at first.
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Saturday Cndiron Results

STATE
Notre Dame. H. Loyola New orleans).
Indiana. IA: Wabash, o.
Indiana Reserves. 80: State Normal, o.
Muncte Normal So: Concordia, 0.
Albion, IL; Valparaiso, 0.
Earlham, 25: Antioch. 0.
University Of Cincinnati. 20; Hanover.
0 might camel.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-01
AT THE STRAND.

The Strand will present tonieh, tight acts of vaudeville including New Eritain's premier pianist, Israel Rosenberg and Molla Barnett. Miss Now Haven" in a cycle Of songs and music. The feature photoplay for to- day, Friday and Saturday is Soft Living" featuring Madge Dellamy. The regular vaudeville bill is head cd by George Choos' sterling produc- lion. 'The Wedding Gown" with q east Of 10 stars, including Mildred Keats. Other acts include Hurst and Noght in Before the Barr" Buck Icy. Calvert and Hird. the 'Ambassa : dors of Melody" Eleanor and Mor- rcll in "A Drug Store Episode" and Rock and Blossom, Has It Happen cd To You?"
 The attractions of next week in clude "A Girl In Every Port" star ring Victor MacLagien, the famous Captain Flagg of What Price Glory" Sunday night the Strand will present on the stage in addition to ths feature photoplay, Now Britains popular orchestra leader. John l., Sullivan and his augmented Paragon orchestra of l4 entertainers.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-01

AT THE IYCEINi.

The Lyceum theatcr for today and Friday offers Dempseys wife-who since her marriage is appearing in pictures for the first time in Lady Raffles." E,stelle Taylor is known as one of the leading female stars, and Up to date has lost none of her love for the screen. On the same bill the companion feature offers Carl Laemmlc's new find. Glen Tyron. hero of Painting the Town," in his success, "A Hero for Night" Take it from us, if you like comedy see the picture. "The Man Without a Face is also appearing here for the latter part Of this week. Starting Saturday the main attraction is "A Mans Past" starring Conrad Ncidt.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-01

There Were conflicting reports Of the progress Of Inc flight. Some residents along the Virginia coast re- ported hearing the soaplane pass over Monday morning. It's engine Was missing fire. Somo reports tn- dIcated if was bound inland while others said the plane apparently was Lound To sea,
 Yesterday B navy planes formed III a great searching squa dron for the missing airplane but there was 10 trace. The searching parties flew along the coast line and along the wooded interior in hope of finding a trace Of the craft.
 Mrs. Hugo schmidt, wife of one of the lost flyers, has offered a sl.000 reward for definite information lead ing to recovery.
 Rainy weather did no; prevent air planes rom renewing the hunt to- day. IL was expected that almost the fun patrol Of 4a-that searched yesterday would resume searching flights today,
New Britain herald., 1928-03-01
NAVY CONTINUES HUNT
 FOR THEIR LOST PLIERS
SCOT: of Planes Will Continue search A Long A There
 l. Hope.

Washngt on, March N'p) )--Th, navy today continued iis search ful three Of its officers. lost since Mon. day when they took off in q scapIant from Hampton Roads. 9nd will con tlnue the search as long as there is hope of finding in" men,
 Secretary of Navy Wilbur an ounced the search would continu, and this morning score of sea- planes were expected to take of ,u search up and down the coast for t trace of the lost aircraft
 The seaplane was manned by Commander T. c. Ellyson, a pioneer navy air officer: Lieut.. Commander Hugo schmidt and Lieut.. Roger kansehousen.
 Tho three took off for a flight 10 Anna polls, Md. where Commander Ellyson's daughter. Mildred. is in
New Britain herald., 1928-03-01
WISHES LINDY TO COME
 TO PORTLAND AGAIN
Mea4ase Sent To Flying Colonel In Boston Urging Him To Come
 To Maine.

Portland, Me, March 1 Pl--A telegram inviting Col. Charles A Lindbergh to again visit Portland and advising that his suggestions in regard to this city's airport develop mont will be invaluable at this time vas sent today by Chester A. Jor- dan, president of the chamber of commerce.
 The telegram, sent 10 Boston. in- formed Col. Lindbergh that the pro- gram inspired by his visit here last July has gone forward and that the Portland Airport Corporation has contra cted with the National Airway terminals for service which connects Portland and Maine with chain Of airports along the Atlantic coast to Florida.
 The telegram follows:
 "Goin1 forward with the program inspired by your visit of last July we have this week through the Port land Airport Corporation contracted with the National Airway terminals for service which will lie the state of Maine and Portland into the chain of airports which will reach down ,he Atlantic seaboard to Florida and later we hope network the West ern Hemisphere.
 "The Portland airport IS he1ns hastened to completion and will be ready for service in the spring. No" the Portland chamber of commerce. through 200 of its members as- semb,ed this morning and through it's board of managers. earnestly and cordially invites you to visit Port land on your present flight into New Eneland:: Your suggestions at thls stage will be invaluable to us."
New Britain herald., 1928-03-01

the spectator to the very finish Jean Horsholt heads an all star cast,
 The regeneration Of an East Sidt boxer. through the travail of wal and the love of woman, is the graphic story Of First Nationals The Patent Leather Kid" coming to the Capitol theater next Sunday Monday. Tuesday and "Wednesday after q long Broadway run. and presented with special orchestra,
 "The Patent Leather Kid" stars Richard Barthelmess. and is an ideal vehicle for the artistry of this young screen star whose work in "Tolable David" Broken Bios. soms' and Way Down East will never be forgotten. In 'rhe Patent Leather Kid Barthelmess is said to exceed even his finest efforts in these former vehicles.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-01
Sheriff Sheridan Dying
 Of Gas Poisoning

Bridgeport. March LD - Little nope was entertained by his physi- clans today for the recovery of Dep uty Sheriff Richard o. Sheridan of this city who was overcome by car bon monoNide gas poisoning in his garage last Sunday Sheridan man aged to crawl to the door of his home when he realized that the gas was affecting him.
 Reports from his physicians say that he is steadily growing weaker
New Britain herald., 1928-03-01
HELD FOR BAD CHECK

Hartford. March tP}-W. IT. Aus 'ln, was arrested today in Spring field, Mass. for tho Hartford police IL is alleged that he issued 3, worth. less check to Mollic Parent. of Burn side, in this city on February l5 The check was for S27 and was sup posed 10 represent the woman's sal. ary In connection with q canyassine proposition.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-01
STOP TUE FAT
 AND GET THnl

The way to reduction is to stop the formation of fat. Modem science kes found that way-by turning your food into fuel and enerW-by supplying : natural element that helps do that. k is much better than starvation. That mod crn. scientific method is embodied in Marmola prescription tablets. People have used them for 20 years-mill;ons ct toxes of them. Now the results in a!ender figures, new beauty and vitali.r. gre seen everywhere.
 Each box of Marmola contains the formula. also the scientific reasons for results. So you know the effects gre beneficial, and why they all occur. Lesrn what 50 many have learned in 20 years abou. it. Do it now. Ask your drug gist for Sl box of Marmola and leaTn what 1t means to you.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-01
BRISTOL NEWS
Continued from Page Seven)

evening al S o'clock at the home of Arthur Lawrence.
 The condition of Mrs. Roland Holmes was reported this morning as fair She is showing continued Improvement and is in no danger.
 The fife and drum corps wilt meet this evening at 7:30 o'clock at Com munity hall.
 The entertainment program last evening at the Community club was put on by New Britain talent headet by William Carrier.
 The So-an-eet club met yesterday afternoon with Miss Agnes Savage An enjoyable time was held. Re treatments were served.
 The entertainment committee 0, the Pythian Sisters will meet this evening with Mrs. Charles Nelson 'c arrange tho program for next Mon. day evening
New Britain herald., 1928-03-01
coUEGlANs LOSE. 17 TO f8

The Collegians basketball team Of this city was defeated by the North
 end Branch Colored Hi-Y Of Hart ford last night in that city. 17 to 16. The game was tight one and the contestants were kept or the edge The Collegians did not show up well on foul shooting while the Hartford team took every chance. The un- familiarity of the playing surface also counted against the Collcgians.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-01
Fisht, IS Year. To
 Get Rid of Gas

II had stomach trouble for IS years. Since taking Adlerika l fee! better than for years and have not been bothered with gas."-L. A. Champion.
 Even the FIRST spoonful Of Ad- lerika relieves gas and often removes astonishing amount of old waste matter from the system. Makes you enjoy your meals and sleep better. No matter what you have tried for your stomach and bowels. Adlerika will surprise you. Leading druggists.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-01
New Treatment Stops Fits

Brooklyn. \. Y-Wonlerful rosultsarc reported by Epilepsy Colonies using q new remedy that stops tho most stub born cases of Epileptic fits or srasms and is not habit forming. Any reader who sends name to PhenoleptoI O., Dept. 71S. Box Il, St. Johns Place Sta tlon. Brooklyn. N. l.. will receive a free hooklet explaining this new guaranteed treatment. Write them today
New Britain herald., 1928-03-01

parties. A census Of city hospitals revealed Fl boys and 20 girls were born yesterday, Leap Year day. The first birth reported was that Of a boy five minutes after midnight. Shortly after II o'clock last night the stork made his last visit of the day and left a girl.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-01
SIGNAL TELEPHONES GO

Signal telephones will be discard cd in this city after Tuesday, Marcl, 6. according to T. r. McAuliffe, To- cal manager. They will be replaced by instruments without signal at- tachment
 Signal telephones are those equipped with a button to be press. ed for every call. In the future calls will be checked by the operator, thus eliminating confusion and ex- ira work.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-01
AT THE CAPITOL

Beginning today d double feature program will be offered at the Cap itoi for the last half of the week.
 One attraction will offer Reginald Denny in ''East and Furious" q fast moving tale Of youth. speed and love. with Denny in one of his poppy roles in which he is well liked.
 The companion feature presents "The Secret Hour" q romantic drama with all the warmth of young love in story that holds
New Britain herald., 1928-03-01
l25 BADGES GIVEN
 BY SCOUT COUNCIL
Largest Court Of Honor in His.
 tory Of Local Organization

1 The local Boy Scout court Of : honor established a high record at : its session last night when it award <, cd 125 badges of different rank 10 71 scouts and leaders This is the l largest court in tho history of the
 council. according to Chairman Col.
 W. w. Bullen.
 1 sixteen awards of second class 1 badges were made to Clifton An drcws, Russell Anderson. Casmrr fuloNski. Serge ponkevich. Joseph Fonda. Philip Nightingale, Frank Zuraski. Stanley Osmian. Lucian Dombrowik, Frank Marcinczuk, Ru- dolph Mehlmoer Eldrod LcVasseur. Richard Leonard, sam Minella, Howard Burgess and James Tani. Five awards Of first class rank
 were given 10 Richard Hube. Leon Corbett. Paul Suschena. William Comstock and Albert Miller. Ninety-nine merit badge awards were made to Robert Hume, Luther Farle. P. T. kmball, Lawrence Gag
 non. Adam Dignazio. Joseph Bran
 co. sam Frazzetto, Joseph Mist kou- ski, Louis Cimadon, Domnich Rus
 so. Serge Dankcvich, Tony Garro. Dennis Skingcr, Roy Weldon. Leon FalkoWSli, James Tani. Thomas Owen, samuel Minella. John M.
 Smith. Albert Biehler. Anthony Su-
 ulla, Richard Lord. Charles l..
 Hcverdgo. Richard Hube. Lucien DombroWik, Stanley GWozdz. Gordon Ely, Promo Huratti, Theodore An nunz!ata, Francis Greenburg. Louis Coyne, Sherwood Raymond. John Alice. William Fowler. Ray Mainer, Wesley Films. Richard Quigley. Wallace Davis, Harry B. Slade. Leon Dickinson, James Donahue. Robert T. Taylor. Wesley Bacon. Harry Bonncy. Robert Sackett. Merton J. Clark, Richard Hovanesian. Harold
 Keeling. Alden Keeling, Albert
 Loomis, Leslie Coates, Frederick Sacket,. Frank Marcinzuk.
 The star rank was awarded to
 Ray Maincr, Wesley Films and Louis Coyne.
 Hronn Palm For Keeling The bronze palm award for five
 additional merit badges in addition 10 the 21 required for eagle rank was awarded 10 Harold Keeling of Plainvlle.
 In the ranks of those awarded merit badges were two scNtmasters and four assistant scoutmaSt CTS. This sort of example is spurring the Scouts in their troops to even greater endeavours.
 The points in the council contest
 won by the troops last night were as follows: Troop ,. south Congre-
 cational church. 33; Troop 3. Trin-
 ity NJ. F. church. i5: Troop 4. First Congregational church, 1l9:
 Troop C. 3; Troop :, 73: American
 Legion Troop '. B: Troop 9. First
 Baptist church. [: Troop 10. Con
 erega,ion Sons of Israel 2: Troop lf, First Lutheran church. 1o: Troop %. Lincoln school, 15; Troop :l. Nathan Hale Junior High school. 26; American Legion Troop 32 Of Plainville, 2; Troop l of PIainvillc, I57.
 Troop is still maintaining its
 lead and Troop of Plainvillc leads
 Troop by one point for second
 place. Troop ? is in fourth place,
 with Troop 16 and o1 tied for fifth
 place. Then in order come Troops
 S. 20. 9. 10, 6. 23 and 33,
 The next ssession of thc court Of
 honor will be held on March et. All applications must be in by
 March 20.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-01
. FOUND FATALLY WOUNDED

Morristown. N. J.. March 1 P'- George II. Hawkes.. police court ma gistrate of this city and brother O Herbert F. Hawkes.. dean Of Colum bta university, was found fatall, wounded in his automobile in iron
New Britain herald., 1928-03-01
II BORN

Philadelphia, March ] (P-There are al least babies in Philadel- phia today who will have to wait until 1882 for their first birthday
New Britain herald., 1928-03-01

The Flying Dutchman was a spec tral ship seen off the Cape of Good Hope in stormy weather and con- sidered unlucliy.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-01

of police headquarters last night. There was ;t .i3 calihre bullet wound in his head and a revolver was clutched in his right hand. He died in Mem orial hospital today,
New Britain herald., 1928-03-01

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