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four wins and one loss. takes on tho
Rio Hondo nine for the second lime
this year on the Victoria Heights
school grounds nc 8 r. m. Sunday.
Mersky and Anderson will an all
probability will be the starting bat
terry with d possibility that Haines
or Hyndman may get q try ut mound
duty. Mcrsky II in mfdseascn form
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NEW YORK. MAY 2s.-LR--T

NEW fUKh, Nay Zb.-HJ--Ihe
United States Lawn Tennis associ-
alton today announced the personnel
of the team which will defend the
Wightman cup against the callenge
Of England at Wimbledon, June is
and 16.
The team includes Miss Helen
Wills. Mrs. Molla r. Mallory. Miss
Helen Jacobs. Miss Eleanor Goss and
Miss Penelope Andersen
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Steady pitching and perfect fielding
turned out a good game Of baseball
here Saturday afternoon in which
the San Antonio Bears defeated the
Beaumont Exporters for the second
time in the present series, the score
being 4 to !. The Exporters scored
their only run off Tink Riviere in the
EarnnI
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now and with hin old batterv
Anderson, behind the plate. ~
81 ans Will see an excellent \
actlon- stevens may don !
me- anu mn suards II case IIy
mound.
Exact lineup OF the team $50.
available Saturday.
Ralph Smelling will umnir.
game.
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Two base hit-KIconda. Three base
hit-Hendrick. Stolen base-Rich-
hourg. Sacrifice -Hornsby. Base on
balls-off Vance 2; off Greenfield n;
off Delaney II. Struck out-by Vance
n: by Greenfield 4. Hits-off Green
field z in z innings; off Delaney ] in
! inning. Hit hy pitcher-by Green
field Tyson. Losing pitcher -
Greenfield.
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SPUDDERS and
SPORTS SPLIT
DOUBLE BILL
Houston Stays at Top
/. Though Beaten By
Waco; Fort Worth
Defeats Dallas

WICHITA FALLS. Tex, May 26.-
R-The ~Spudders divided a double
header today with the Sports. Shreve-
Fort took the first 10 to Is, which
was played under protest by Man
arer Williams Of Wichita Falls on
= ground rule Interpretation or I'm
pre- Donnelly. The ~Spudders won
the night cap, 8 to 8. Heavy hit
ting. with home runs numerous.
marked both games.
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CHICAGO 8: PITTSBURGH l

PITTSBURGH, May 26.-P1-Tho
Chicago Cubs made il two out of
three from the Pittsburgh Pirates to-
Gay, IN winning 6 % Il. Cuyler's
home run with two on III tho first
gave the Cubs a big advantage and
they annexed two more in the second
through loose fielding OF the Buc-
cancers.
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- sNEENNTTTW r 2 n |.| 80 - y
Runs batted in-Robertson, Grimes,
Philbcn 2. Taylor. Three base hits
FlGskamper. Mason. Stolen base
Naio. Sacrifice-Grimes. Struck out
-Hubbcl a; Riviere Il. Base on balls
of fRiviere 1. Left on base-Bcau-
mont 4; San Antonio z. Double plays
-F laskamper to Philbin to Grimes;
Primes (unassisted).
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WINS p

LOS ANGELES. Calf, May 20
Rl-Mrs. Harry Pressler or the Sar
Gabriel Country club. won the
Southern California Women's Eoli
championship here today by defeating
Mrs. Dan Jones OF Brentwood, ; and
2 in the finals or the tournament.
Mrs. Presslcr is holder Of the
Western Women's title
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s: WACO s

WACO. May 26.-tP1-The Waco
Cubs defeated Houston s to 8 today
~ hitting HEllahan early, mixing
hits with walks. Johnson's long
double with the bases crowded was
the decisive blow Of the contest. FL
iiott pitched a fair game. but home
runs IN Watkins and Worthington
kent the Bluffs in the gam most Of
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Long Shot Wins
$4,000 Handicap

EAST ST. LOUIS, Ill, May 26.-tPI
Shasta Lad, a long shot, paying
S76.s6 "a win on 81 tickets. won the
$4,000 C~ollinsville handicap Of siS
furlongs for three years olds and uE
here today. The time was 1912 2-5.
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DALLAS ,. TT. WORTH !

FORT WORTH, May 26.-Hl-The
Fort Worth Cats got a dozen hits 70
beat Dallas here today. 3 to 2. The
was a duel between Joe Pate
and Dick Schuman. with Schuman 60
ing out in the seventh for a pinch
hitter and Walker holding the Cats
s~coreless the last two rounds he
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..~rs-- oV
x-Batted for Hallahan 5th.

Two base hlts-N OIgaIHUL' JUHHSVHi
Moos, Karowe. Three base hits
Blackerby. Home runs-Watkinsi
Worthington, Shires. Stolen bases
Battle. Blackerby. Base on balls
eff Italian 4: Elliott 8; Whitworth 3.
Struck out-by Elliott s; Whitworth
i. Double plays-Shires to Moos.
Karowe to Shires to Moos. Sacrifice
hits-Worthington. Pitchers record:
z runs S hits in 4 innings off Halla-
han. Losing Observation-Disclosures. I'm
pires-Donohue. Countryman and
KAnes Time-2:20s
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Innings pitched: Schuman 8. 3 runs
. hits. Three base hit-Riley. Two
base hit-Gilglardi, Moore, Ellison 2,
Bischoff. Struck out-by Pate 3.
Base on balls-off Pate \; Schuman
2 Sacrifice-Lafayette, Harrington,
O'Brien, Bonowitz. Time-1:50. UNI
pires-Barr and Hayes.
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Seven innings ~ EXCITEMENT. Two
base hi.s-IerA.5s 2. 6eifer u:
Thomp.ca >. Larah 2. Estrada 4.
Three hRss hits-Eli-s6. Stolen
base-Ccx. Sacrifice nitn-rapRn >
Nheiar, Roetz. Stuck 3ut-by
Thompson Il: Kiefsr ?. Base on
salls-cfs Kisfs. =; Thompson 4.
Double eays-RoetS 10 TurGeon 70
Stanton 2. Time liza. Umpires,
jI.ii Snd Donreliy.
BEAUMONT 4: SAN ANTONIO 4
SAN ANTONIO, May 26.-tP-
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PHILADrtPHIA q: NFM YnRk 1

NEW YORK, May 26.-tP-In 4
battle OF home runs here today. the
Phillies defeated the Giants, 3 to 81.
Lindstrom hit two homers for the
Giants but Friberg. Hurst and Whit
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x-Batted for Mulligan sth.

Three base hits-GrImm. Wc6b.
Grantham. Home runs Cuyler.
Stolen bases-P. Waner. Sacrifices
Mcguire, Beck. Malone, Wilson. Base
cn balls-off Krcmer a; Tauscher II:
off Malone 3. Struck out-by Malone
y; by Kremer 81; BY Tauscher 2. Hits
eff Kremer s in n; off Tauscher 0 in
A. Losing pitcher-Kremer.
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xxx-Batted for Steengrafe in 10th.
Shreveport .... Cpl Goa 1l2 2-fS
Wichita Falls Sol 90 0l0 O-16
Two base hits. Wilson ., Cox 2.
Roetz. Stanton, Turgeon, Lamb.
Three base hits. Jenkins. Phipps.
Home runs. Doetz. Tobin. jenkins, j.
Cobb, Holman. Sacrifices, j. Cobb,
Cyengros. Roetz, Wcehrs, Estrada
and Steengrafe. Innings pitched:
by ksrpp. 2-3. 5 runs. s hits; Gwen
gros, 5 %. 8 runs, IL hits: Payne,
! IL, 1 run, s hits; Dickerson. Q 1-3,
10 runs, - hits. Struck out BY
Cvengros, q; wilkins ?. Base on
balls-off Karp Il; Dickerman a.;
Cvengros 3; Steengrafe Il; wilkins 4.
Winning pitcher wilkins, Losing
pitcher. Steengrafe. Left on base,
Wichita Falls 3: Shreveport ID.
Double plays-Devivcros TO Whelan.
Time. 2 hours. - minutes. EMPIRES
Donnelly and Hill.
$500
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II wv NN-W NTNW LNWN-NNWNT -
Southern, OFT, Thompson. Hurst.
Three base hit-Southern. Home ruzs
-Friberg. Lindstrom ?; Hurst. Wait
ney. Sacrifices-Hurst, O'Farrell,
Walker, Whitney. Friberg. Base on
talls-off Sweetland 2; Faulkner ].
Struck out-by Walker II; Sweetland
III; Henry II; Clerkson j. Hits-off
Walker . in 4; off Henry 3 in 2; off
Clarkson lin =; off Faulkner 0 in l.
Losing pitcher-Walker.
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BOSTON O.: 1

BROOKLYN, May 26.-LPl-Dazzy
Vance shut out the Boston Braves.
4 70 o. here today 70 win a pitching
battle from Kent Greenfield. DeBer-
RVS single drove Bancroft home in
the second with the only run Of the
game.
Ewm~n
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DISCLAIMER
HURLERS FOR
ST.LOUIS, WIN
Five Pitchers Yield IL
Hits and 1917 Score;
Cubs Take One at
Pittsburgh

ST. LOUIS. May 26.-CP-Cincin-
natl hammered tour Of five St. Louis
hurlers for IL hits and a 10 to Z vic
tory here today.
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ncy got round trip blows for the
Phils.
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1bhAAH ......# 90 ~ 90 ID
z-Batted for Farmhouse 7th.
zz-Batted for Haid 9th.
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Totals ........ 80 5 III 81 Is
DATED for Walker 4th.
zz-Batted for Henry 9Th.
zzz-Batted for Garrison Sth.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-18
Annual Meeting Friday
 Of BOv Scout Counsel

About $ to 100 men connected with the New Britain Boy Scout council are expected to be present at the annual meeting Friday eve ming in the State Trade school gym nasium. The council is making spe- cial efforts to have all council mem- bers, troop committeeman, and troop leaders present. as it has secured J. Harold Williams. scout executive of Providence. R. l., as the chief speak CT. Mir. Williams is one of the fore most scouting authorities in the country and is the best speaker on scouting topics in the east. His services are constantly in demand. and he spoke with such effect at the recent meeting of the Hartford coun- cil that an exceptionally strong group of hackers was lined up for the coming year.
 Alexander II. Scott will preside at the meeting. Printed reports from all branches will be submitted and acted upon. Because of the limited quarters. Scout Executive O. 4. Erickson has announced that all reservations must be made by to- night.
 Troop IS is now holding regular meetings again at the Church of St. John the Evangelist under Scout master Arthur Gaudette. Walter Linn and James Donahue have been elected pltrol leaders. William Crowley is senior patrol leader and Rudolph Shimek scribe. The troop is planning q parents night, which it hopes will eclipse the one held last year. when more than 100 per- sons were present.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-18
SEN. HEHIN HITS
 CATHOLIC CHURCH
 IN HEARST TRADE
tContinued from First Pagcl
La Follctte's Resolution.

S<8 UHsGNtC D 1tS'SUIUutOu.
 A resolution calflrg upon the fed eral reserve board to reduce as rapidly as possible the amount of outstanding loans allowed by mem- Der banks on stocks and bonds was introduced in the senate by Senator La Toilette. republican, Wisconsin.
 The resolution, which was refer red without debate to the senate banking committee. also would ask the board to report to congress what legislation: if any, is required "to prevent the future use of the funds and credit Of the federal reserve system for speculative purposes"
 La Toilette decla red that the total of these loans had reached the fig ure of sS.S19,s73,00 on January II, an increase of more than $l,00o,- 100000 during the year. The 'arg- est part Of this sum he said, is used for speculation on the New York Stock Exchange, and the Inevitable result" he added. lis to restrict the amount of credit available for Iegi- tilnate commercial purposes"
 President Coolidge's view has been that he sees no alarm in the increas- ing amount of thees loans.
 Naval Han Discussed.
 The name of Admiral William S. Sims. who several years ago told 2
New Britain herald., 1928-01-18
NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD. WEDNESDAY JANUARY la 1928

oontiaent nay look with doubt upon theae gatherings in the western hemisphere: but America does not seek progress for her exclusive use i; sAs sssks t seF the whole world.
 's1f we succeed in solving the problem for uA 1t ts . fact that it would be an inesttmabae contribu- tion towaray arriving at the same results in Europe. We ~aFe coopera. tors. not rivals. becauss tf America sacrificed thevsands of her sons in the battleaelds for tho prevalence of justice. she can well lend the aid of her efforts. with the purpose Of obtaining the victory of the same causs ta the baoedless field of ideas and peaceful methods."
 Finally the Cuban foreign min- tster admonished all delegates to "beaF in mind that nothing sta bIe caA be founded on hate, ambition or chivairy. You are going to work for the future more than for the preserE If you succeed in taking forward step if the whole world that beholds you finds 2 hope in your resolutions tho book Of inn mortality will be opened to you"
New Britain herald., 1928-01-18
MEETING AT ST. MARKS

Mrs. Frederick Pease of New Haven and Miss Helen sturges, state executive secretary. will be the speakers at the regional meeting of the Church Mission of Help at St. Marks Episcopal church this eve ming.
 Tomorrow evening. at a meeting of the Laymen's association, Leon C. Palmer of Springfield. general secretary of the Brotherhood of St. Andrew, will be the speaker. The Laynen's association will be host to other laymen from several cities in the state and the annual dinner will be held. The subject for discussion al an open forum following the din- ner will be Lay Evangelism in the Church."
New Britain herald., 1928-01-18
'n0lDCS Pl)PlM
 IN J. 5, F|LMAND.
This Ssss to B Light lm
 h HdlyIood
Hollywood. Cal. Jan. IS N-This

Hollywood. Cal. Jan. IS W9-Ihis is . blonde winter in ftlmland.
 One studio Is making almost q crusade out of it's determination to perpetuate in ce,luloid tho historic snreference of gentlemen for blondes; and as for the better known brunettes of the screen they seem to be inclined to h'de their hair under yellow wigs untl' the blonde storm blows over.
 To cite a few: Marie Provost IS cast in "Blonde for . Night" and since she is the star of the picture she has picked out a blonde wig to make herself look like the utie' Colleen Moore masquerades as q t,onde duchess in Love and hlss- es," Helene Costello wears a oloha. viz in Good Time Charley" and Mary Philbin will be blonde Ill both "Drums of Love" and 1he Man Who Laughs.
 Tn the case of Mary Philbin Ine transformation from brunette 10 blonde ii more than an incident, Mary began life as blonde. she was ., little Goldie Locks as cnllo' when Erich Von Stroheim dfs- covered her in Chicago her hair hao become golden-br It Kept on getting darker as her film 1aS'' grew. and now it is black.
 It may have been her oionoe infancy that some how influenced D W. Griffith. Anyway. after the vet.r,n star-maker decided that IL months was lons enough for Mary ph,,h,n to remain off the screen he besan creating for her in hts labora- tory of pre-production rehearsals ana screen tests a rev personality. When she emerged. ready for film inr as the heroine in "Drums or Love" she was once more olonoe' and with something new about ner screen personality that led Cniver- >.i Ia cast her with enthusiasm as the blonde heroine opposite Con rad veidt in "The Man Who Laughs"
 So Mary will be mostly blonde this winter. though two other films' completed but not released. VIII show her as tho dark-haired s1r most film fans remember.
 Although Mary is enthusiastic about her new blonde personality on the screen she is not at all eager to be . blonde In real life.
 "I would be an insipid blonde. she said. My own dark hair gives me character.
 "Photographically 1t Is great 10 be a blonde. Apparently the camera lilAs me that way Buy off-screen do not choose 10 hieach."
New Britain herald., 1928-01-18
Japan Would Increase
 Navy If America Does

Tokyo. Jan. IS ReCommentin on the assertion reported to have been made by Admiral Charles r. Hughes, chief of American naval operations. that America requires minimum of 43 cruisers. Admiral Okada. naval minister said today it would be necessary for Japan 10 do something to meet the situation if such plan were realized.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-18
Northampton Parents
 Adtertisiag Baby

Northampton, Aluss.. Ian. 1S Ns-- The following paid notice Is running iu u local paper:-
 ''NuTlCE--Mr, and Mrx, Michael Isasile Of z% Armory street cordially invite all their friends to their home any time they wish to come to see their new baby, Rose. The door is open at all times to all"
 CHURCH SOCIETY ELECTION
 Election of officers by the St. Theresa society of St. Peters church resulted in the retaining In office as president Of Mrs Philip Bardeck. The meeting was held last nloht. Mrs. Bardeck has been the head of the organization for the past year.
 Other officers elected were as fol- lows: Vice-president. Mrs. Mar gare: Datung; secretary. Miss Loret- ta Beilman: treasurer. Mrs. Henry Schilling.
 Members of the society will attend the quarterly meeting in Hartford Sunday aftrnoon. They will leave the church at 1:45 o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-18
BERLIN NEWS
(Continued from Page Sevenl

The D. T. club of the Hubbard school met yesterday with Miss Car olyn Read.
 There have been several breaks at the Hubbard school during the past month and so far the culprits have not been apprehended. It Is believed that boys are responsible as one of the clocks was taken down and damaged. Entrance to the building was by means of the fire escape it is believed. Desks were ransacked but nothing of value was taken ac- cording to report.
 The library whist to be held Sat- urday evening at Community hall is open to the public. The party will be held at o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-18
Aged New York Hens to
 Be Seen at Poultry Show

New York. Jan. lS N-The cackle of hens will resound through Madison Square Garden the next five days with the opening today of the 3sth annual poultry show. Among the unusual exhibits are two hens, about 5 years old, which have lived all their lives on the roof of . Lex ington avenue apartment house in blissful ignorance of a city ordinance prohibiting the keeping of hens on the roofs of city dwellings.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-18

with the family at the dinner will be Mrs T. B. Farrell of 7s Maple street, who was Mrs. Caufield's bridesmaid.
 The reception at the home will be from 9. m. to 10 p. Ill. during which hours the friends of Mir. and Mrs. Caufield will be welcomed.
 MT. and Mrs. Caufield have eight sons and daughters, Charles. of Los Angelex, Calf: Misses Mary and Helen of New York city: Mrs. Walter MacIsaac of Jersey City, N. J.; Miss Loretta, teacher in the Nathan Hale Junior High school: Mrs. Rob- ert D. Ferguson and John Caufield of this city, and Mrs. William Man ming of Springfield. Mass. !
New Britain herald., 1928-01-18
Lancashire Mill Hands
 WiIli,o to Neg0tiate

Manchester, England. Jan. 10 H1 Although workers in the cotton mills of Lancashire have taken a strong stand against reduction in wages. the door has not been closed 10 negotiations.
 In an attempt 10 arrive st a solu- ton Of the deprAssion in the indus try. employers proposed the work men accept lower wages and longer hours.
 The workers st first refused to consider the suggestion but later it was agreed that it would he further discussed on Feb. 3
New Britain herald., 1928-01-18
HORSE WINS BOUT WITH AUTO.

The police are investigating a re- port by F. W. Tyler of c5 Vine street to Officer ePter Cabelus that an automobile struck the street sign at the corner Of Vine street and West Main streets after being forced to the roadside by q horse and wagon owned by the Anderson Milk Co. There was no light on the wagon, according to Tyler. A man who re- fused to tell Officer Cabelus his name gave him the registration number Of the automobile.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-18
Prohibition Forces Total
 More Than 1000 Persons

sistant Secretary of Treasury Low man announced today the govern. ment had a prohibition army and navy of more than c5.00o.
 The prohibition bureau has l,c00 employees. the coast guard 1l,000 of- ncers and enlisted men and the cus- toms bureau $500 employees, Low man said. Other government agen- cies have more than 1000 men who aid dry agents in their work. he said.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-18

Mr and Mrs. John r. CAufield of 77 Garden Street will observe their golden wedding anniversary next Sunday with dinner at the Elm Tree Inn. Pennington. followed by reception 10 their friends at the home on Garden street.
 They were married in the old edifice on Myrtle street which hous- ed the congregation of St. Mary's church in 1878 and have spent the entire period of their married life in thts city. MT. Caufield. for many years in the building contracting business. is one of the oldest mem bers of the Knights Of Columbus in New Britain.
 Among the guests who will join
New Britain herald., 1928-01-18
Goes to Jail Rather
 Than Give Up Riddles

Dallas, Tex. Jan. IS (CP)-Jail confinement has failed to din the mother love of Mrs. Paula Sanchez.
 In divorce hearing, three of Mrs. Sanchez's five children were awarded to her husband. simon. But when simon went after them Mrs. San- chez refused to surrender them.
 The judge told her she could eith- CT give her husband the three chil- dren or go 10 jail. She went 10 jail with the words 'I'll never tell him where they are."
New Britain herald., 1928-01-18
PAST EIALfBD RULERS
 10 HAVE BEflUG HERE
New Britain Elks to Eatertaia State Assocaattoa at Seasi-AA.
 nual GstheriAg

The Past Exalted Rulers Aasocia- ton, B. P. o. E. of Connecticut. will hold its semi-annual meeting in the New Britain Lodge rooms on Sun day afternoon. January 2s. at 1 o'clock. Arrangements have been made by the local lodge to enter tain the visitors and the following committee has been, appointed to ar- range the reception. T. w. O'Brien. E. N. Humphrey. Thomas F. Jack son, Thomas H. Gibson. Otis o. But Ter. Dr. Henry Martin and William c. Muller. all past exalted rulers.
 Officers will be elected and other matters of business will be transact cd. Harry c. Brown of. this city is secretary of the association.
 The program for the day will in clude a reception to visitors. meet ing at o'clock and a banquet at o'clock in the social room to which are invited all members Of New Bri- tain lodge.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-18
BRISTOL NEWS
(Conttnued from Page 6evea)

elected: Deacons for three years, Martin Stenstrom and Arvid John son; trustees for three years, Thurs Anderson and Nils Johnson; Sunday school superintendent. Carl Gustaf- son: vice superintendent. Berndt Lila; conference delegate. N. A. Johnson: alternate. Andrew .Ander- son; delegate to conference meeting of the Hartford district. Carl Ebb; alternate, Edwin Gustafson: organ ist for Sunday school, Doris Lind vahl.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-18
WILLS ESTATE TO WIFE

The entire estate of the late John Ondrjck is left 10 his wife. accord ing 10 his will hIed in probate court today. Mrs. Ondrick is appointed executrix. The will was . joint af- fair. 'he party dying first leaving his or her entire estate 10 the survivor. It was drawn Decem ber 5, 1g.7.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-18
DRIVER ExONERaTIp

New Haven. Jan. IS P1Thomas M Freeman of Southington. whose machine struck and caused death of Marco Reese. in that town December .H7 was exonerated of criminal blame in 2 finding by Coroner Mix today.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-18
CURRENT EVENTS LECTURE

Mrs. Clarence F. Bennett will re- sume her current events lectures this evening at the Y. W. C. A. She will give two reviews, "The Mother" by siGuara Grazia. winner of the Nobel prize in 1928, and the play "And So to Bed" In conclusion she will speak on Problems the United states Must Face in 1928" and "The vana." These lectures are free to the public.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-18
CLUES YALUnESS
 IN SMITH MYSTERY
tcontinued from Fire Pase)

Allan Neilson expressed his appre- ciation of the way in which the Smith college students had been carrying on their regular activities as quietly and normally as possible in spite of the excitement caused by Miss smiths disappearance.