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New Britain herald., 1928-01-09
BOYS CLUB TEAM
 T0PLAY MERIDEN
Shifts to Be Made in Lineup for
 Game With Community Five
Mcriden Com. Five

SubstftuttS. DoSs Ciup, Tar paIiaH, Meriden. Kasha. koski, J. Shulga.
 A notable shifting of its lineup will be made by the Boys club bas- ketbal. team for it's game against the fast Meriden Community Five at the local club tonight. Captain Nick Gill will be back at his regular for ward post and Joe Goffa will drop back 10 his old position at guard, while Zujko, center for the Reserve quintet. will be moved up to jump for the first team. This last move has been taken by Coach Ray Ander- son to develop a combination for the big games of the season with the Boston Boys club. The Bay State club has agreed with the local club not to use any players who are Fl years of age or older. and this clause rules out John kley, regular center, and Pete Silva. guard.
 Zuiko has proved the star Of the Reserve team. being q hard worker, a good shot and an excellent jumper. Anderson expects him to develop well and Is grooming him for Boston. Kley will play good portion of the game and will divide the pivot work with his unGcrstudy in future con- tests.
 The Mcridon Community Five, which play. here tonight has won nine out of it's ten starts, being thrown for a loss only by the Bur ritts, who took a close e4-a1 game and ended an eight-game winning streal, of the Silver City aggregation. The visitors have piled up BIO points against 1?6 for their opponents. ther chief feat being 33-l7 win from the All Middletowns.
 For forwards the visitors will have Happy" Kocin. old Meriden Boys club player. and Louis Bray, star of the Laurel Business college. Sam Shulga. second highest scorer in the Industrial lcague. will jump. while Johnny and Ernie Thiesen. brotl,e who featured with the old Boys club team, will be in the back court. The bench will be occupied by "Ioutchy" Kasha, Pickles" koskl and John Shulga.
 There will be a preliminary game between the Boys club Reserves and q local quintet. Eddie Boukus will take Zujko's place at center for largo part of the game. Dancing. With music by the Imperial Club or chestra. will follow the second con- test.
 Lose in Miiltlictown
 The local club lost its return game with the Middletown \. M. C. A. quintet in that city Saturday night.' being finally nosed out by 30-26 aft CT an evenly waged battle. On its home floor, the "" proved more dangerous opponent than when 1t lost to the club here, and at the end of the half the home team was tn front by 15-13. The second half was featured by alternating rallies as first one team and then the other gained a temporary advantage. Fin ally, as the contest drew to a close. Middletown sank two field goals and clinched the victory.
 The work of Dunn and Moline featured for Middletown, while Gusta fson, former New Britain man, made his usual one basket. kley topped the club scorers. with Gill playing a fine game and showing that he is recovering his old form. Silva did not arrive until late and the defense was handicapped by his absence. It was a fast and clean game not an argument in it's entire course.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-09
TO DEFEND TITLE

Chicago. Jan. 9 R-Johnny Mey- CTS, middleweight wrestling cham pion. will defend his crown tonight for the first time this winter against Jimmy Demetral of Madison, Wis, winner of an elimination tourna- ment.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-09
st. Thomas

Score at half time, New Britain io, St. Thomas 9. Scorer. Saunders; timer, Butler. Time-10 minute quarters Referee, Manton.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-09

over inc Phantoms, who thereby dropped their seventh consecutive game. F. Iujko was the only man On either team to locate the hoop more than once. rhe summary:
New Britain herald., 1928-01-09
Bulldogs,
Ihal,ing Five.

The All-Stars pulled mp even witl the l@aping Five when they won from the Cyclones by 12-9. Bellomo and Carosis. the guards. were mainly responsible. making 10 of the 12 points. Rowinski vas best for the Cyclones. The summary:
 CyflnnCS
New Britain herald., 1928-01-09

Score at half t!me-Corbin Screw 10, Stanley Works 1. Referee Aaronson.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-09
.Atla-.

Score at half time--N,w Haven iS. New Britain 2. Roieree-Man- loD
New Britain herald., 1928-01-09
ATLAS TEAM OUTCLASSES
 NEW BRITAIN IN CONTEST

Uncanny Ability of Visitors to Cage Long Shots Gives Them Easy Victory-New Haven Defense Bottles Up Local Attack-COhen Cages Five Field Goals in First Half-Hardware City Five Leads at Start of Game-Leary Holds Pite and Cohen Scoreless.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-09
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HOCKEY TEAM
 TO PLAY HERE TONIGHT

Barney Doherty to Take His Place With Brass City in Game - New Britain Leading the Leagie With Four Straight Wins Busy Schedule Faces Locals During the Coming Week = Holyoke Franchise is Transferred to Hartford Coming Contests.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-13

NEW X,RAY DEVlCE-ln order to safeguard lives of X,ray operators ln Brompton Hospital, London,' this apparatus has been installed a floor below room in which deadly ray i. used The beam IS projected through floor directly under patient whose treatment is desired.
 International Newsseel
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-10-27
ILLUSTRATIONS syEE.WzEsoX

Ella, these years, especially these
last months"
well, black my cats, I'm glad
to know there was some good IN
the woman, anyway" Simon Judd
exclaimed. Did she make that
will she was talking about, leaving
the money to Amy"
Eyes, and she was going to give
ANY a fine sum when she married.
We liked Bob Carter. 1t was like
ending with something clean alter
a lot Of vileness to know we would
leave these two when we went,
Abner Dart said. at did not pay,
Sine. She made a mistake. Ella
did. She wasn't happy and wasn't
happy. John Drane's money did
her no good and it did me no good.
I'd have enjoyed life more just
being a second-rate undertaken out
there in Riverbank, burying some
old friend now and then, and going
along nice and easy"
Amy was weeping now, crying
gently, and Bob Carter, sitting on
the arm of her chair was trying
to comfort her. Norbert, cough
ing. came to the door. He seemed
TO think Brennan was IN charge
of the house, for he spoke to him:
eff you please, Mist. Brennan,
he said, George Firmandick las
JUS gone an died all of sudden
an Maggie is startin' to carry on
mighty bad"
"Where is she? Brennan asked
"She's up in his room ovah the
garage" Norbert said, IAN she
won't let nobody come up. She's
got hold of knife and I reckon
she's gone plum crazy" -.
"Ill be out there in a minute" "
Brennan said. "Have the two
officers go out with you, will you?
Hurry nowl / just want to ask
Mr.. Dart couple Of questions.
Norbert hurried away, coughing
as he went, and Abner Dart made
a gesture of despair with bis hand
and his face became sadder than
ever ... p... ..,a
"whsn Carter here went through
the library, Dart, you said to lila
TO John Drare, # you please
something like Don't do It! I
warn YOU not to- or I'm against
IL; remember what J sayi' Some
thing Of tbs sezs Wass did yG
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-10-27
"ufry Eatea1b
By Cecile

LORRAINE WEIMER--cne of
the Schubert stars ill Cay Parec, en-
Joys the soft, careless draplug o! .le7
new scarf neck-line so much thai she
recommends it to all who appreciate
the chic that only a flying scarf or 4
smart criss-crossed cravat can give.
According to the type of the = =
is the design of the scarf, OF course.
For one new tailored costume the lon;
winding tie is one-third plain fabric
like the bodice top and two-thirds shSt-
ed colors applied at modernistic ane
as deep border. One end flies tow"
the back in this caSe-the chance e;
decoration being too splendid to resi- -.
Bow-tie your scarf, loop it, wind e,
or allow it to fall softly down tie
front or back-whichever occurs 70
your versatile mind-but do have a:
least one scarfed trock or blouse II
your wardrobe.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-10-27
7ou. N3u--'
IN
Things You Should Know
C0rnS

mot any of the distillates, 50
= tiful nowadays. mean the ether
/ those pests, often agoaiz4ns-
l.. and Judgment on the tops or ana
between the toes.
n these highly-spec;ali2ed days.
r f., everybody has chiro2od;st. The
w who don't know j1st what
c .opodist is-and hasn't one-nes
tie one Pm talking to; the enc who
i Wiling to co most anything tor a
! Il RELIEF.
II course you know, those cOrns
Fl ctr own fault; they couldn't
! . a9sea-iaz, YOU invited them your
C5rns never intrude themselves
;.t, polite society,-they are always
Invited guests, that stay longer than
they are wanted once their character
becomes known
II YOUR feet need soaking, soak
,,.cn. But it doesn't help corns--
much. As soon as you put that hea-
then shoe ON again, the corns begin to
speak up. Pull that shoe of again; II
YOU throw it away, SO much the better
Take a small 'wisp" OF long-hber ao-
sorbent cotton and, wrap it snugiy
,-ourd 1ac toe-as you'd spread it
around a 1ead-pencil-snugly-so 1t
Will stay, when you draw on your
stocking: then, saturate the cotton
,So@e thS CEN with an sort OF good
refined, intoxicating oil. Olive cl IS
excellent; Sperm oil, is very good; II
vou haven't either, sieze your wite's
can Of sewing machine Oil I've used
! -n~seif-a::d cured my cor"s too.
Dress inc toe in this manner, mornlns
=. ri,.. and wear low heels, Ioar
s,~ckirrs will get oil on them, or
course; but what OF itT
w. are ezra careiu;, save tic
- - IN k'2re arplyiue The dress
{. INTO rather have oSras, t.eep
70. ...eis md narrow toes.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-10-27
&g|;;!,;!!7:S22zZS
TWELFTH INSTALLMENT

have few years of peace and
gentleness before we died. H"t
She told me therein there, last
nieht-that another had to d.;
another had come to believe she
was a woman. George the cla,'
feur. had. George Firmandlck
had. She told me last night that
George must die before morning,
and that was what l was begging
her not to do. That was why we
ouarreled That was why VT
awav last night. l told her l T'..>.i
through with her-through -7F
ever"
They were all silent now, star ~
at the broken little man, Sine!
Judd pursuing his fat lips, Amy 5
white as white rose, Bob Garter
plaring angrily and Bren, n
watching the little mans lie
questioningly. Brennan broke the
silence.
Dart" he demanded sharply.
do you know who killed Ella Dart
last night?'
"No! do not know!" the little
man said, shaking his head. II
/ knew I would tell you. i"
One of the police officers inter,
rupted this time, coming around
the veranda, walking firmly on his
broad soles.
"Brennanl" he said, motioning to
the detective with a finger.
what is it, Joe" Brennan
asked.
"The cook lady, Maggie Nancy
her name is, had spell and passed
out I'D yonder in the chauffeur's
room just now" the officer said.
81 don't know was she right in
her mind or not but she was
shoutin' that the dead woman had
killed the chauffeur. She was
shoutin' that the dead woman was
murderin' all that guessed she was
a female, sir, and that hast night
she saw the dead woman-who was
not yet dead, you understand,
Brennan - sivip' George some
drops, at which time the cook was
IN tho ehaaHesfs closet, I'm sorry
to say, SIR
"And-" seid Brennan question.
ingly AZ he capssd his note book
and dropped it in his pocket
"And the last words the cook
shouted beiore she passed out"
tAE o&ees cid. HSas 10 The eject
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-10-27

yves the first" Abner Drane
said SO weakly that they could
hardly hear him. The first was a
bousekeeper she had, named Caro,
i;oe Rarstell. She was sickly oid
.h;,g and believed in ghosts.she
s .h's she was a medium and had
secoad sight but she was ke tsI
She was keen the way fortune te.,
he's are when they study person
III then tell them what their past
az been and what their characters
- She told Ella right out to her
are. Ine was ,o a woman. That night
Ms. Barstell had a fit ana 1S d'ea'
"Ella had poisoned herr
Yes. and that was the H l:so.
That was what started Ella getting
.l IA. e; " ones from the hospital
M M Blessington made no trouble
over the Barstell woman aea'n 81
he said She had been In o@"sei "
death at all times, .,an+
uea Amer Dart was silent a moment n
Zee were nine others ne a.,
be.rse'v Nine others. w zen
81 81 s.IsneSed that one OF them
believed she was a woman that o'''
az s.,v had turned as white as the
s,.r ,."y Of the house behind hel;
S ~ r,'4 she ;ll forward, taiEting' ano
R RoS c EAR caught her just in time n, e
to to- prevent her from failing ing. TO Sou rae
Soor Brennan ran into the hI poh
md I'd returned with water and bI o.,
Sill wet her face and presently
20 returned to CONSCIOUSNESS.
When she was seated IN nel 'n the
s Wv am and apparently none no e, Inc
~orse for her fainting spell, on l:on
Nd asked Abner Dart quesssuoh'
'u SanJ Who is Amy, Abner'
p Inv Abner Dart could answer
simon Iudd's question the she sand
was broken by cries ana io"u
Was MGs within the house and Brcn-
n non leaned for the door and ran
;ns;de For a brief period the
noise continued, then IT was was
silcnoed and Brennan came out
.That Maggie cook was cutting
,oea" he said ~She has been
drinking dGHiti more but ! took the stun
from ter and she PROMISED 10 DC
q GOOD girl. Did you say who Amy
was, Dart?"
SHES a Drane." Abner Dat 70
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-10-27

piled. "Along during these last
wears Ella complained a good deal
because she had never had child;
1t bothered her mind. She talked
to me about it. She worried be-
cause we were old and there would
be no one to leave the money to,
and / told her to adopt a child.
She used to go away when she was
sick; she went to Hot Springs
when she had appendicitis; she
couldn't let the doctors here handle
her illness, of course, so she went
away. She went to California on
one of the trips when she thought
she was going to be sick, and she
heard of Drane there and tried
to find him-his name was Sllas,
but he had died and his wife had
died and they had left this baby.
So Ella adopted it. That is Amy.
That is all we ever knew about
Amy. She was great comfort to
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-10-27
Reef Stew en- Casserole

Use pound lean raw beef cot n
inch cubes, 5 cups tomato pulp, 3 sliced
caions, 2 tablespoons melted butter, :
tablespoons Quick-cooking tapioca, IA
teaspoons sal; pepper and papr:iia TO
tastS. Nix al together Iii c2sse.o.s
crd ~, erred il moderate even for
Gle !.va5, s.irriaS occasionally. Dc
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-10-27
T'bjitth5it1Q:7
|(h>faLOt}ad|
- By\ Gm'AGssas~ ---

Kahn Bey. poet OF CONSTANT
nople. has sent photos Of an H-Ray
OF his brain to all his critics, in
order to establish his poetic merit.
Science is rapidly advancing. Now
at last we know thar at least one poet
has a brain!
l. Italy, it is now felony 10 use
profanity. But then, thcy probably
haven't our brand OF cigarette l1,:ter
over there.
ne per CAPITA wealth in the United
Ststcs az tie beginning OF this month
was $40S2 Well, It's nice to know
it, anyway.
Since prohibition, grape production
in California has Increased 2OO%o.
Grape juice is certainly becoming
popular.
Now they're whispering derials OF
the whispering campaign!
The World Congress of Cooks is
now meeting in Paris Evidently
selected the city because of the rumor
that many things over there were
saw.
4 powerful pugilist has given up
t.. ~ 10 become a dentist. Well,
w ,nsr he will be able to put
/ e.. .ipn., V-;ti,Stit ex-
1 =.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-10-27

The decorators tell us that every
living room s..:ould have its screen. II
il is not needed to mach the entrance
to the dining room or bed room, then
# IS invaluable as a high piece" to
balance the tall secretary, bookcase or
upright piano on an opposite wall.
Most attractive screens c2n be made
at home at very little cost by covering
the bare frame with antique wall paper
or a delightful modern paper may be
used if the modernistic touch is wanted
in the room.
Another effective screen that can be
made at home is the screen of prints.
Wall paper in tiny gold star, dia-
mond or cross stitch pattern makes
good foundation; then mount old
fashioned flower prints, Cody or quaint
French prints in panels at the top.
A Good Menu Without Meat
Cream of turnip soup
Eggs baked in tomato sauce
Stuffed potatoes Cabbage siaw
Butterscotch layer cake
on-stimulating drink
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-10-27
A Good Menu Without Meat
A Dessert the Children Like

A substantial dessert for little folks
is cold fruit pudding made by dis
solving ! package fruit-aavored gela-
tine in pint boiling water. When
beginning to tticken, stir in handful
seedless raisins, a few nuts, chopped
dates and figs and a sliced banana.
Mold and serve with or without
cream.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-10-27
Of-theFace Hats are Ncz7

Late arrivals in French felts show a
charming absence OF brim across the
front, achieved by folding the brin
back against the crown and allowirT t
to form its own broad, dropping il1c
at the sides. Often the crown is sp.'
and Tapped over the turned back hr'r4
as a tailored fastening which takes Is
place Of buckle or pin,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-10-27

mean by that? Were YOU warning
your wife no. to let Amy marry
Carter?"
NO." Abner Dart said hollowly.
~Oh, not that; never that! we
both wanted that"
Then it wasn't over that you
and Ella Drane quarreled last night
after Simno Judd went to bed"
"You know we quarreled, them"
Abner Dart asked DULY. :.
1--WE know it," Brennan said.
"Why did you not stay the night
as had been arranged"
For a full minute Abner Dart did
not answer and when he did it was
in the voice of one talking in his
sleep.
"i'm oldI I'm old! And I'm
tired A man can stand so much
and then he can stand no more.
l had thought she was through
with her killing and that we might
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-10-27
Modernistic Modes fer Sports

However wild ones fancy for a:e
modernistic touch, it may be indulSed
In sports wear. Diagonal spiasl'ea CT
color extending from right to ley
across the blouse; triangles of striped
material set at opposing angles; zig
gag weaves and half-and-half effects
all these oddities are among the new
est motifs in the sports group.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-10-27
Lower Heels for g

Come down from TIE 1lig'l pc@1'e':
heels to those of comfortable waika:s
height if you would have modish -
wear for the present season. -
dressy occasions tall l'rcrtl l..c
Spanish heels are still acceptable: III:
newest models show noticeable low
ering of heels for afternoon and street
wear.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-10-27

that she had murdered this late
John Drane, now known to be a
female, usin' a knife as the imple-
ment, the object Of the said crime
being revenge, and the crime bein'
actuated by love and affection for
the said George Firmandick, now
deceased"
write all that down before you
forget any Of it joe" Brennan said.
You'll have to give that to tho
Grand Jury, possibly"
He turned to Simon Judd.
II think that's our case" he said,
"It's not much for US but 1t will
be big story for the newspapers
By the time it reaches Riverbank
you ought to be quite a hero do
tective, Judd"
"If I amt" Simon Judd said
placidly, 1T won't be my faust"
THE END
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-10-27

that's how the bootleggers get their
stuff.
A German actor, Parlatus, has
broken the endurance speaking rec
ord, it is said, talking continuously
for more than As hours. We're proud
to say that many obscure American
women could probably Guido him in
any fair contest.
There are many reasons for going
Straight and now new one is added
to the list. Prisons are going to be
equipped with radios
To keep peace in the family, many
a man finds two radios necessary
ore for political speeches, and one for
dance music!
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-10-27
%ssDeaes. Lsh

Pray let me kiss your hand, said he,
With looks of burning love;
can remove my veil, said she.
Much easier than my glove.
Indignant Farmer-"Say look here,
yer amt getting as much milk from
them cows as y'uster."
Hired Man-"Nope. Sorter lost
my pull"
She has saucy mouth
And-well
He can't be blamed because
He fell.
What do you s'pose that you
Would do
II she should nut il UP
To you'
Po'icc~.a r., .:1iai'' iratcn win
dow
"begorra, wi lis more sagious thin
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-10-27
THE END

Of thought II was. It's broken on both
Sides"
II saw the cutest thing to-day" be-
gan Miss Passay coyly. 1T was q
painting of the-er-what is the name OF
the little god that represents n,atri-
mony?"
Well, now" said tIr. : ID.
you've got me-"
"Oh, Mr.. Timmid, this is - Sud
den."
"Well. I'll be switched sa:4 tae
engine, as it saw tha;, for once al his
life, the fagran wcs awake.
"Do you thing the Glee Club ought
to get an hour"
"An hour? Hell! They ought to
get year"
"They say that convicted burglar
is Yale grad"
Eyes, he was on tie rife team"
whats an affinity dad"
Usually pc-sca I'll: 10y, my
son"
Socrates lifted the cup and took a
sip.
"What is this stuff" he asked, pctu-
lantly.
ITS hemlocl,," they explained.
ooh, that's all right then," he re-
marked. 81 thought XantipFc was
sending ne another OF those !iea::h.f.l
substitutes for coffee"
ct don't get what deserve :or :'y
Jokes" sighed the Alleged Huno-'st
you're lucky" comfocted 90 Sct:-
frmed Pess;iuis'
Tama' @c' AZ .; ;.,,cr ~
We: .nt .h@N 20 Ell,
Fa;f,, SAD. 'Dcd ~ ...o' st,
Really, am s...-Y!.-. g..