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New Britain herald., 1928-06-20
VERBST-pENNI

Miss Eleanor l.. Penny, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rupert l.. Penny Of
Coolidge street, and Clifford G..
Herbs', son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad
Herbst Of Bayview. Milford. were
married this afternoon at 2:30
o'clock at st. Mary's rectory. Rev. w.
J. Lyddy ofilciated
The couple left for Wedding trip
to Maine and Canada and upon their
return will make their home at IFS
Fairlawn avenue. Waterbury,.
The bride was a member OF the
June graduating class Of Connecticut
College.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-20
wILLIAMS-REYNAL

Miss Harriet Victoria Reynal.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Louis s.
Reynal OF Lexington street. will be-
come the bride OF Hubert Watson
Williams. son Of Arthur Williams OF
COrbin avenue. this evening at 7
O'Clock. The ceremony will be per-
formed at the home OF the brides
parents by Rev. Theodore A. Greene.
pastor OF the First Congregational
church. A reception will follow the
ceremony.
Miss Beatrice Reynal will attend
her sister az maid OF honor. Edward
Twichell will be Mr.. Williams best
man.
The couple will make their home
al 1918 Corbin avenue upon their re-
turn from a wedding trip.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-20
MYSTERIOUS SIGNALS
Norway Station Reports Messages
I'uPporttng u Re From the Mobile
Party.

Thomsoe, Norway. June 20 R,--
Mysterious radio signals, purporting
10 be from the dirigiblc Italia. but
feared to be the work Of practical
joker, were received 10y the geo
physical institute here today.
Tho signals gave the call 1DRO.
and wcr" thought at first to come
from MAI. Maddalena. one OF the
rescue aviators. II was not from
him. it developed. that tho signals
came. and they are believed to be
entirely too strong to come from the
Italia's fading s<t
New Britain herald., 1928-06-20
She WASN'T that TYPE
Man Who Tried to E1irt With WOm-
an Is Introduced to Her Husband
Who is Il Policeman.

Brooklyn. \. Y, June 20 Il PD-
William Miller. IS. saw an ADVERTISE
ment in a newspaper OF room for
rent with all conveniences. He an
swcrcd the "ad" by telephone and
the voice of the landiady so fascinat-
cd him. he began flirting.
When Miller called at her home,
he renewed his Irritation. SO Mrs.
Feischncr introduced him to her
Observation-Disclosures Lester Fleisch-
ncr.
Miller was held without bail to-
day for a hearing Saturday on a
0arge OF disorderly conduct.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-20
City Items

Hugh and Robert Coyic ar, at
tending commencement exercises at
Dartmouth colh.@.. Hanover. \. RI.
Here thu new Puul Whitman
records juet released at Henry
Morans I. Sons.-ad11.
Edward T.. Menus has entered the
Hartford hospital to undergo an
operation.
Georg" Eoyie. son OF Mr.. and Mrs
James Coyle of 81 Seneca street. is
among Tho graduates OF Dartmouth
college.
Stanley Moments Relief Corps viii
hold It's regular meeting in judas
hall Friday evening at $50 O'Clock.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-20
HARMONY is PROMISED
Rep. OldRcld of Arkansas Feels Ger
tain That Democrats viii Have
Peaceful Session.

Mas hington, June 20 Il p A
harmonious Houston convention. and
Il ticket which viii win in NOV s'nO"r,
was predicted today by Rep. Old
field, Ark, chairman of the demo-
cratic congressional committee.
lie would not express Il prcfercnc"
for or against Governor Smith. but
commented on the lack of success OF
the anti Hoover "allies" at Kansas
city. Oldneld will be unable TO at
tend the convention because OF a re
cent opera ion.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-20
Mew Cleansing
Cream Wonderful

Every woman who values her COM
plexion will love this new Cream
Cocoa Butter. Excellent
for dry skins which have . tendency
10 wrinkle. Takes all the dirt out
and leaves a youthful finish. Good
for sun and wind burn. Ask for
MELLO-GLO Cocoa Butter Cleans
Ing Cream.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-20
Compounce Spiritualists
Are in Conference Today

Bristol. June 90 tP)-The 64th an
nual meeting OF the Compounce
Spiritnalists association was held
here today with members from all
over Connecticut In attendance.
Mrs Ellen Loveridge OF Bridge
pArt was elected president and tho
business session and other officers
were elected ms follows: Vice-pres-
ident, william Myer. Torringt on:
secretary. Mrs. Il. Why're. Bridge
port: treasurer Mrs. Lillian Rawson.
Hartford
New Britain herald., 1928-06-20

my homework and do chores outside
also. I must say that Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound has done
wonders for me and no woman should
b. without it. / sure can speak
good word for it."-MRs. JIM SMITH,
R. r. 7, Brainerd, Minnesota.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-20
Fitzrog Elected Speaker
OF House of Commons

LONDON. June 90 LP--The house
OF commons unanimously elected
Captain Algernon Fitzroy, conscrva-
tive member for Daventry, North
amptonshire. rs speaker In success
sion TO John II. Whitley who recent
" resigned
New Britain herald., 1928-06-20
Montreal School Is
Burned: $4,000 Loss

Montreal, June 20 R--F'ire this
morning destroyed the Polytechpical
trcal Early estimates placed the
loss at 800, 900.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-20
WINS &25.MDO RACE

Ascot Heath, Eng. June 90
tP)-Lord Derby's bay filly TObog-
gan today won the $4,000 onc-mile
coronation cup for three year old
filies as royal and noble society
people at the race meeting watched
anxiously the overcast skies that
threatened to pour down on their
flnery
J. n. Leigh's Romany Queen was
second and King Georges Scuttlc
was third. Ten ran.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-20
SAGAS-PIOHARCZYk

The marriage of Mrs. Pauline Plo-
harczyh. a widow, Of IS Governor
street to John Sagas took place This
morning at o'clock at the Holy
Cross church. Rev. Stephen Bart
howski OBLIGATED at the ceremony
breakfast and reception were held
al the home of the bride after the
ceremony, attended by number of
friends and relatives
New Britain herald., 1928-06-20
Sutton Elected Head
OF Rotary International

Minneapolis. June 20 P) - ]. j.
sutton OF Tampico, Mexico. third
vice president. was elected pr"si-
as the organization discarded its
usual machinery for baIlotng and
named him by acclamation.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-20
TO TELL ABOUT CHINA

DR.. Y. ~. Wang Tc-Chow OF China
who Is taking Il post graduate course
at Cornell, VIII speak TO the Rotary
club tomorrow on international
Aspects OF the Chincse-Jnpaness
Dispute"
New Britain herald., 1928-06-20
GREAT RESULTS
FROM COMPOUND
Read How This Medicine
Helped This Woman
Rrainerd. Mimi read about
lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable Com.

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from its tonic
action 1t the
Change Of Life.
Before l took it
] was nervous
and At times !
was too weak to
do my house
work. / was thi.
way about ayear.
But now I do all
New Britain herald., 1928-06-20
GOING TO SILVER RAY

The following delegates have been
chosen to represent the New Britain
Y. w. c. A. at the city Community
Conference which will be held At
Silver Ray. n Y. July 1920. Mias
Grace Stowell. Mias Bessie Hopkins.
Miss Gertrude Fossett and Miss
Florence Rice.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-20
READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
FOR BEST RESULTS
PSORIASIS

CAN BE CURED. I SUFFERED MANY
YEARS WITH THIS DREADFUL SKIN
pIsEAsE. WRITE n. 4 PAYNE. 23.
z. SECOND ST.. CONVICTION. KIT.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-20
DIR. Talbot Appointed
To State Position

Hartford. June 20 Rl-Dr. Henry
Talbot OF New York city has been
appointed chief OF the division of
Nenereal diseases OF the state depart
ment Of health. DR.. Stanley Fl. Os-
born. state health commissioner. an
nounced today. He will take up his
duties with the Connecticut depart
ment on July J.
DR.. Talbot Is graduate OF the
University Of Maryland and since
completion OF his medical course has
devoted his time to public health
work.
At present he Is engaged In work
for the United States public health
service in New York.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-20

The dirigible Italia. with is men
including General Mobile aboard.
lft Kings Bay on the morning Of
May 90 for the North Pole. Al one
o'clock on the morning Of the a4th
she reached the pole. crnised about
for an hour or two and then started
on her return journey TO Spitz-
bCrgen,
Fog. stormy weather and adverse
Winds caught tn. dlrigihie and she
had to fight her way southwark. at
times making less than 20 miles an
hour. On May IS she lost commu-
nlca,ion with her base ship and for
more than two weeks was entirely
lost track of.
ON June 9. after many Wild
Iumors that she had been located,
he base ship Citta ID Milano picked
mp a radio message sent by Giuseppe
Biogi, the Itnlia's radio operator.
stating that the dirigiblc had come
to earth near Cape Leigh Smith. the
"astormost tip OF North East Land.
about 200 miles from Kings Bay.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-20

been sixth man in the shell and has
proven a toWrr of strength in the
four meets in which his crew took
part. lie made Il good athletic
record at the school, having Won
three major numerals this year in
football whore n" was regular tackle
track whore h" was weight thruNcr
and on the crew.
lie expects TO keep in condition
for a hard fight for a regular place
on the varsity football team next
fall.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-20

According to recent estimates
every third person In the United
States works for 4 living.
New Britain herald., 1928-06-20

Ma jor Maddalena intends to make
another hight as soon as possible.
using his radio 10 keep III touch
with Mobile so that the general can
guide the Italian plane. In his nn-
successful flight Major Maddalena
ClrCled the whole area and flew
ctiSs- cross from north 10 south and
cast 20 west al an altitude Of about
1,1en feet without finding the sur
VINors Of the Italia.
More Planes Arrive
Two other large planes have ar
rived here to join in the relief
work. They are the Swedish plane
| pland, which probably will devote
its efforts to searching for three
men who have been missing since
May 80. When they started across
the ice from the Mobile party. and
a second large Italian plane piloted
by Ma TOR peHzo.
\ patrol OF two students of the
Alpine club and two Alpine troopers
loft the ice breaker Etaganza and
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Evening star., 1928-05-20

White or gray enamel
finishes-each table COM
plete with partitioned cut
lery drawer and rack for
utensils.
Evening star., 1928-05-20

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Evening star., 1928-05-20

--KannSon's ready-mixed house
paints prepared with pure lin
seed oil--for inside and outside
use. In sixteen colors and white.
Kann's-Third Floor.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-25
nuEs TO TACKLE NEW BRITAIN
 
JACK KELLY WILL
 BOX BISHOP HART
State GiddleVdeht Champion to
 Battle Phil,dslphian

Jack Kelly. state middleweight amateur boxing champion of Water- bury, is the opponent for Bishop Hart. Philadelphia negro sensation. according to the entries received by officials of the Mohawk A. C. under whose auspices the simon pure tournament at the Tabs hall will be conducted Friday night Kellys en- try into the list of Connecticut de- lenders makes certain good repre- septation for the state against the Quaker City four.
 Kelly will head a representative quartet of amateur boxers from this state who will engage the invaders With hm will be Johnny clinch of this city, Ray Taylor of Terryville and Frank Columbo of Windsor Locks.
 Johnny Clinch has entered in the l45 pound class and he is slated to meet Al McGurk. McGurk has cleaned up ihe field at this weight in and around Pennsylvania and Clinch will have to be in exception al form to win the bout.
 Ray Taylor, the blond -thatched battler from sticks" whose work in local tournaments has always been of a pleasing variety, is sched- uled to swamp punches with Bob Hamilton. Hamilton created a sen- sation in Hartford few weeks ago when he bat,led Fancho Villa. Villa is known far and wide for his abili- ty to ussimilnte punishment without going down but in meeting Hamil- ton, he hit the floor so often that the fans wondered how he got to his feet at all. Whether Hamilton will be able to give the same treat ment to Taylor Friday night. is a question that will be answered only when the two boys start to fight
 Ted Morgan. l40 pound boy, is the fourth Quaker City boxer sched- uIed to appear here Friday night. He will meet Frank Columbo of Windsor Locks. Coiumbo is hailed as the most promising fighter in the state and only two weeks ago, he pounded out a well-earned victory over Rollo Roland of Waterbury. Columbo has several knockouts to his credit and he hopes to be able to add the philadelphiaE to his list. Other Bouts
 Besides these four interstate bouts, there will be six other inter- city bouts bringing together many Y, favorites in amateur circles In this section. The Springfield fight club is sending a number of boys to this l city to compete.
 | The list of inter -city matches is al
 follows: iG0 pounds. Bill Bruno Windsor Locks and Stanley Ziericki Springfield; TO pounds. Ed Whin- i phiner. Windsor Locks and Mike Bieianski. Springfield; 147 pounds i Bill Nichols. Windsor Locks and l Tony Percinelli. Springfield; ls0 pounds. Charles Biani. Hartford and Don Lanetti, Windsor Locks; 13a ] pounds. Frank Cugno, New Britain and Leo Dery. Springfield and Tony Peretta, New Britain and Al An none. Springfield.
 The first bout will take place al s;S0 o'clock Friday night.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-25
TRADERS V|C1ORS BY SINGLE POINT
American School for Deal Beat.
 ea by Crippled Team

One of the most exciting games of the present season was captured by the New Britain State Trade school quintet when it defeated the team of 1he American School for the Deaf in West Hartford by 26-e5 score last night The Traders got away to an early lead on threec baskets by Cohen and had s-1 ad- vantage at the half Then the A, S. D. team got under way and with Bellmay g,tting four field goals in a rcw it climbed to a 1s-13 tie by Ealf-timc. The second half was q most hectic affair, with first one team and then the other getting q slight margin. In the last period the Traders were several baskets ahead until the final minute. when the home team spurted to within one point of them. The Traders then grabbed the ball and held it until the whistle blew.
 The win was especially creditablc because the Traders had to play without the services Of Captain Frost and former Captain Richtmyer who were rehearsing for class night exercises at the Senior high school. Tranchida and Eeisler, secondstring men. were also missing for the same reason. The other players, however, played exceptionally well and broke the string of defeats suffered during the past week.
 The second team. with a make shift lineup due to the loss of reg ular players, did not fare so well and lost to the A. $. D. Seconds by 45-25 in the preliminary.
 The teams will play return pair of game on Tuesday evening March 6, in the Senior High school gym here. Usually the locals win in West Hartford and the A. S. D. here, so this night should be interesting On Thursday night the Traders will
New Britain herald., 1928-01-25
BRISTOL ENDEES TACKLE
 LOCAL QUINTET TONIGHT
Bell Towners With Feldman in Lineup Favored to Beat New Britain - Hardware City Quintet Back in Winning Form-Girls' Teams to Play in Prelimin. ary-Bearing Makers One of Two Teams to Beat Atlas Five-New York Team on Saturday.
Ltncup

Another hectic basketball battle Is expected tonight at the Stanley Arena when the Bristol Endees ar- rive ostensibly 10 take the measure by the Hardware City quintet but it will be a different Bristol ,eam that will face the locals in he game tonight.
 "kisky" Feldman will be back with the Endees pairing up with his sidekick of many years, Jimmy Nal colm. With him in the zane. Bris- tol is due to present an exceptional ly strong front against New Britain tonight. Besides the star forwards. George Donoghue will be at center with Manning and Crowley at the guard positions. This comb nation with the exception of Crowley. is the one that landed in the runne--up position to the National Guards in the state championship race ast season.
 New Britain will use it's best mac rial in the start of tonight's zane. Sloman and Rubenstein will pair ID at forwards with Jimmy Zaksewsti at center. Leary and SheehaD wil cover the backcourt and an inter esting battle is expected between tn Bristol forwards and the loca guardians. I.eary will probably b. pitted against Feldman as Shcehan has . steady job of taking care of Jimmy Malcolm.
 A large crowd of rootcrs both from Bristol and this city will jam it's way into the Church street audi torium tonight 10 watch the game. The chances of the Bristol team win ming are brighter now than ever be- fore tn the present campaign and since the Endees were one of the two teams to take q fall out of the Atlas Five of New Haven in the first round. Bristol fans are confident of q win tonight.
 New Britain faces a tough sched- ule this week including tonight's game. Saturday the Renaissance Five of New York. colored champ ions of the world. will make their second appearance in this city. New Britain defeated tho New York team in the first game and. needless to say. the visitors are seeking revenge this week.
 Preliminary Ganse
 The P. X F. Corbin girls will meet the New Britain Machine team in the preliminary game. This con- test was postponed New Years end will be played of tonight. The first game will start promptly aA [ o'clock with the final feature being staged at 9 o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-25
RICHARD SHOUTING
 FOR TITLE FIGHT
Famous Promoter Starts Bally.
 hooins for Big Bout

New York, Jan. c5 Tex Rick ards massive bass drum is beating q loud ballyhoo for the next worlds heavyweight championship.
 It boomed up and down the At lantic coast yesterday from Boston to Miami and back again and the worlds premier barker still ponders over the next battle of the century,"
 From Boston. Jess McMahon, matchmaker for Madison Square Garden and a Rickard lieutenant. announced Jack sharkcy had signed for n match with Johnny Risko at New York March F. the winner to meet Tunney for the title.
 McMahon made public in Boston a telegram he said was from Ricliard in which the promoter agreed to Hub fighter decisively whipped Ris- ko.
 Such news brought a cloudburst from Joe Jacobs. manager of Jack Delaney who fights Tom Heeney on March i. Jacobs asserted Delaney was not to be left out in the cold and was sure of fighting Tunney If he knocked out Heeney.
 Then out of Florida from Rickard came a denial of the statement ac- credited to him in the McMahon telegram. Rickard insisted his elim- ination tourney stood and counted off Delaney. Heeney. sharkey and Risko as the principals.
 Meanwhile. Chicago entered the heavyweight argument with an in- vitation from Governor Len Small of Illinois and the Illinois State Athletic , commission 10 Tunney. urging the champion to defend his title again in the Windy City.
 Chairman Frehn of the Illinois com mission said his organization would cooperate with any Chicago
 promoter to hold the bout. Rick ard was not mentioned. Tunney expects 10 have two fights this year. One against Jack Demp- sey and the other against the sur yiyor of Richards elimination. Ono of in" bouts has been promised for
 New York. The metropolis has not had q heavyweight cham mpionship affair :incn Dc'npccy fought Luis I'irpo at the Polo Grounds more than four years ago.
 drum beats on.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-25
Yale Swimming Teams Set Seven New Worlds Records

New Haven. Jan. c5 UP) - The Yale swimming team broke seven worlds records and three intercol- lcgiate records in a meet sanctioned by the Intercollegiate Athletic asso- ciation and the Amateur Athletic Union, last night.
 Tho team shattered records at every distance attempted except the 20O-yard breast stroke and the 150- yard backstroke and eleven more world and intercollegiate marks could be claimed it they were recog- nized as established distances. New world marks were set in the l .o0o-yard, 9oo-yard, so0-yard. 75o- yard 60o-yard mile backetroke relay and mile breast stroke. New intercollegiate marks were established in the 900, 750, and 600 yard distances
New Britain herald., 1928-01-25
Bud Taylor Wins But
 By Flukey Knockout

Milwaukee, Jan. 25 OH1Bud Tay- Tor. bantamweight champion. added n fluky knockout victory to his string last night when Phil Zwick of Cleveland. took . long count without intending to.
 A Taylor left spilled zwick in the second round of . scheduled 10- round fight. Zwick seemed unhurt and knelt in readiness to spring back 10 the attack at the count of "nine." While the referee was counting, Zwick glanced toward his corner for advice. and in 70 doing apparently lost track of the count When "ten" was pronounced he was still on his knee, though seemingly in no dis tress.
New Britain herald., 1928-01-25
League S;audin:

Just as the timers whistle was blowing to end the game, the basket hall spun around the iron hocp. tot tered. and while every spectator player and official held his breath the ball tumbled through the net L" RivS the Corbin Screw team. leagu" leader, . victory over Corbin CablnN Lock in the feature game of the ln- dustrial basketball league played at the Stanley Arena last night
 This event marked the end of on" Of the most exciting and hard fought games seen in the Dusty lcagne this year. Tn" points gained by th's famous shot which came from the hands of Joe Luty put the Screw shop team ahead by a ls to l6 score, but Luty was fouled on the shot and he made one Of his shots good. The final score was x 10 ls,
 The Screw Shop teNn was a"ay Of form in tho early minute. in feet, it was not itself until the final seven minutes. Then the offensive attack, led by Fred Gennette. sub situte forward. carried the team to an unexpected victory in the final seven minutes of play.
 Cabinet led up until three and a half minutes of the end. At half time the score WAS II to {.
 Stanley Rule and Stanley Works divided in the games between the men and girls in the concerns. The Rule Shop girls put over 10 to 6 victory on the Stanley Works misses but in the second game of the night, the Stanley Works men emerged vic- torious after hard battle with the tail-end Rulers. The score in that game was .5 10 1j.
 Rule shop Girls Win
 The defense of the Stanley Works could not keep Anna Marley, the loague's leading scorer in check. and SIC slipped down under her baske f'- four Sucker" shots 10 score ,'.ht of her teams points in its 10 to victory over the Stanley Works five. She scored all but one of her teams total points when she also made | foul goal.
 Murzyn who substituted nt guard, was the star in her teams work last night. She scored a field goal and . foul tally which added greatly in her teams strong comeback toward the latter part of the game.
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