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New Britain herald., 1929-05-14
City Items

Edward J. Fortier, manager of the A. ( P. store at 4tl Arch street re- ported to Officer Maurice Flynn last evening that four loaves of bread were stolen Friday morning and two yesterday out of the store doorway.
 Complaint was made last evening to Officer Walter Wagner that dam age was done to the flower beds at the home of w. H. Warner. 141 Lin- coin street. and tulips had been stolen by boys.
 t.tsittrs Zajkowsl,i ard Waliu.zcs wen to 114 Putnam street yes:er day On complaint and learned that Mrs. ;szabolski had been assaulted by her husband. but she did not Went him arrested. She had bruise oI. her les where her husband kicke. her.
 Chief w. c. Hart of the police de- partment announced today . slight change in the police detail for the l. O. o. F. parade this evening. Ser |geant J. C. Stadler instead of Ser geant NJ. J. Flynn will be in charge of the platoon and the latter will pc ir charge of the policemen on the street.
 Jeremiah J. Walsh of 154 Carlton street is resting comfortably at the Hartford hospital following . seri, ous operation which he underwan last Thursday.
 Ignazio Blancata of 134 South Main street reported to Officer Han- ford Dart yesterday that & four month-old hunting dog was stolen on his back veranda.
 Supernumerarv Officer John kranzit reported at headquarters that he found the blinker light at Broad and Beaver street out of order at 2 o'clock this morning. apparently having been struck and moved.
 Co. No. of the fire department was called at 10:5S this forenoon to . fire in an ash box on property Of Max Kennedy, 55 Brooklawn street.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-14
Customs Officers
 Save. Then Arrest

New York, May 14 R1Customs enforcement officers are not 8 bad sort. Michael Dillon has learned. Two of them jumped into the Hudson river to save nillon's life when his boat overturned and later when they stretched him out on the dock, wet and chilled. they poured liquor down his throat.
 The customs officers had been ly- ing in wait for Dillon and two com- panions who were suspected of hav- ing liquor cargoes in their row boats. Johnny Duffy and Patrick Sheehan who were in one boat. landed safely but were arrested, but Dillon who was bit behind. saw the officers and tried to escape. His boat was caught in a backwash. however, and upset.
 Dillon caught on to a floating log and cried for help. Two of the offi-
New Britain herald., 1929-05-14
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New Britain herald., 1929-05-14
Former Bank Teller :.
 Denied New Trial

Boston. May 1l (UP)-Motion for . new trial for Rasil E. La Place. convicted, last week of misapplica. ton of S7s,o0o of the funds of tho National 6awmut Bank. by which he formerly was employed, was de- nied by Federal Judge Elisha H. Brewster yesterday.
 La Place, who was formerly head of the automobile loan department of the National Shawmut Bank. will be sentenced Monday.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-14
How A Little Daily Dose of Kruschen
 Makes You Lose Unhealthy Fat
Yet Gives You Splendid Health With
 Added Energy and Vitality

It sounds easy, doesn't it?-well. it is the easiest, the safest and sur est way to lose fat you could pos sibly desire!
 kRUSCHEN SALTS-a perfect combination of the six mineral salts your body must have every day to function properly purify your blood of harmful acids, aid the kid neys and bowels to throw off waste material (the continual formation of which is probably the cause of your fat). They are carried by your blood stream to give stimulus. life and new activity to every nerve, gland and body organ.
 In this modern age of living, it's
New Britain herald., 1929-05-14

street was driving the eoups east e East Main street and Kernsr was driving in the aame direction Az kerner was about to mako . lett turn into Hartford avenue. he failed to signal with his hand. and tho coupe came up beside his car. The hub cap of the coupe struck the run- ming board of the sedan. damaging 1t slightly. Officer Cosgrove report ed no cause for police action.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-14
1OlO-WRNY, New York-a97


 5:OO-Dr. Cowles. psychologist 5:15-Mme. Gertrude Bianci, "Mu
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 5;30-Littmann Hour of Music 6:33-Paradise, songs; Abbott, so-
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 7:00-Old-time songs; Newman
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 songs
 S:00-Hedman, pianist: Jack and S:30--Light Opera company 9:00-Ed. McNamee's Scrapbook 9:15-Suzanne Verdeau, soprano 9:30-Y. NJ. C. A. Glee club l0:00-John Davenport Studios 10:30--Andalusion Serenaders l0:45-Delivery Boys
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impossible to get these salts from the fancy foods you eat-but don't worry just as long as you have kRUSCHEN SALTS.
 Little by little that ugly fat goes slowly. yes-but surely and you feel 80 wonderfully healthy, ambi- tious and energetic-more 70 than ever before in your life!
 Get an S5c bottle of KRUSCHEN SALTS at Fair Drug Dept. or any drugstore Oasts 2 months). If even this first bottle doesn't convince you this is the best. surest and most pleasant way to lose fat-if your health isn't marvelously improved your money gladly returned!
New Britain herald., 1929-05-14
Deaf Hear Again
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After twenty five yeaIa devoted exclusive ly to the manufacture of scientific hear
 ing aids. the pictograph Products Co.,. Inc, Dept 4ssM. 220 West 42nd Street. New York. N. Y., has just perfected new model Acousticon that represents the greatest advance yet made in the re-crsa. ton of hearing for the deaf. This latest Acousticon is featured by tiny earpiecs no bigger than a dime. Through this de- vice, sounds are clearly and distinctly transmitted to suhnormal ears with won- derful benefit to hearing and health alike. The makers offer an absolutely free trial for 10 days to any person who may be interested. and, a letter will bring one of these remarkable aids to your home for thorough and convincing test Send them your name and address today! Advt.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-14
HAD UNLICENSED DOGS

Dog Warden Thomas Rouskis complained to Officer James Kelly last night that Michael Ferruli c1 ccnsed dogs at his home and would not give them up, The oif'cer brought Ferruli to police headquar- t"rs after giving him q chance 10 surrender the dogs. ard Lieutenant Rasnforth advised him to turn them over. which he did
New Britain herald., 1929-05-14
MISSING STUDENT SEEN
Father of FfedefIck McCaan, Jr.,' Amherst Sophomore, Convinced He Was on Way to Albany.

New York, May 14 R1Frederick McCann, of Short Hills, N. J.. noti- fled his offices here today that he believed he was on the trail of hts son, Frederick. Jr., who has been missing from Amherst college since May 5.
 McCann is in western Massachu- setts where with the aid of police he had been attempting to trace the movements of the boy. McCann said he is confident the youth fol- lowed the Berkshire trail into AL bany. Motorists and gas station at- tendants along the trail have identi- fled photographs of his son. he said. At one station the youth told them he was from New Jersey. McCaan 1 stated.
 McCann. a coal dealer, planned 10 visit Albany. Troy and Utica today searching for the boy.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-14
Prince of Wales at
 Coal Fields Again

Durham. England. May 1T H- Making short halt here on his way to open an exhibition at Newcastle, the Prince of Wales was greeted to- day by President Robson of the Dur ham Miners association.
 The Prince asked Robson if there had been any improvement in the coal trade since the visit of his highness in January. Robson replied the position of the trade was at least no worse. which the prince said he was glad to hear.
 Visiting ancient Durham cathedral the Prince climbed up the scaffold- ing on the western walls, which are in danger of decay. The Prince re- marked of their condition that "this is indeed a shocking state"
New Britain herald., 1929-05-14

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 1:30-Maids of Melody
New Britain herald., 1929-05-14
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New Britain herald., 1929-05-14

cers, George Boehm and George Brune, stripped on their outer cloth ing and plunged in. The liquor given Dillon was taken from hia compan- ions. Dillon was also arrested.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-14
SEDAN ANp oouPE RuMp

Officer Daniel J. Cosgrove report ed . slight accident at East Main street and Hartford avenue at 6:45 last evening. between an A. < P. Co. coupe and a sedan driven by Michael J. Kerner of 107 Belden street.
 Clifford B. Cutie of 312 Monroe
New Britain herald., 1929-05-14

Antwerp, Holland, imported 4OO,. o0b barrels of apples this season as against 10000 barrels in 19e7-os,
New Britain herald., 1929-05-14

READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
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Title Rolling Opens Tonight
BOWLING tourney.
FOR ODD FELLOWS
League viii Hold Its First
Event at King Pin No. z,
Starting May 6.

~ DID Fellows Bowling League will
hold its first annual handicap
tournament at King Pin No. 2
~ alleys during the week COM
lnencing Monday, May 8 The
tourney will include teams, doubles ana
singles. Entries will close on Saturday,
May A.
The committee in charge of the event,
the first of its kind helo by this frater-
nal organization, consists Of p. G. Elicit,
chairman; Wilbur E. Lawson, Chalmers
F. Croft, A. F. Ferguson, r. A. South
worth, I. o. Lund and John H. VIII
liams.
In handicapping entrants the leader
in high individual average VIII roll
from scratch, as will all members OF
the fraternity who have not competed
in games in the Odd Fellows League
during the past season. All others will
be allowed one-half the difference be-
tween their own averages and that OF
the scratch men, this difference being
applied to either teams, doubles or
singles.
The committee announces that the
tourney is open to all Odd Fellows in
good standing and that teams may be
formed of members, regardless Of the
particular lodge to which they may
properly belong. The league is COM
posed of 20 teams and this fieXibility
as to formation Of teams will no doubt
add considerably to the Est of entrants.
Practically every member of the fra
ternity who competed In the regular
schedule of the season will be entered
in both singles and doubles, materially
increasing the number of those who will
strive to WIN the coveted all-events
prizes.
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Doubles, 8 PM.
MINES ARE DIVIDED
FOR COUNTY SERIES
SinEies, 4 PM.

FAIRFAX, Va, April Is Especially -
Fairfax County High School Athletic
Association has decided not to divide
the county into two divisions this
Spring, as has been customary, in the
past. according to Miss Agnes Donald
son of Lee-Jackson, secretary Of the
association.
Each school will play one game
against every other school, with the
two leading teams to meet in final
game for possession of the trophy, a
silver loving cup, awarded several years
ago by the Fairfax County Chamber
of Commerce.
Plans for the annual Spring track
meet viii be made at a meeting called
for Tuesday night in the schooihouse,
at Oakton.
Every high school represented in the
association is urged to send delegates
to this meeting
The following schedule has been ar
ranged for the base ball season:
April 17---McLean at -Fioris, Oakton at
Falls Ghch Gft Of sa Lee aerudon
at Oakton. Mclean at clifton.
May 3-Clifton at Floris. Herndon at Falls
Church. Lee jackson at Mclean.
Clifton, Herndon at Lee jackson.
May 14-Lee Jackson at Oekton, Floris at
Herndon,- Falls. Church at Mclean. :.
clifton, Falls Church at Lee Jackson.
May 24-Clifton at Herndon, Lee Jackson
at Floris, Oakton Mt Mclean.
All regulations enforced during the
Fall basket ball season will prevail.
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EVENT WILL LAST
FOR FULL MONTH
Plumbing Industry League
Rollers Given HonoTS
in Inaugural.
largest duckpin tournoment
ever held will open tonight at
the Coliseum.
One mOnLh OF CUIIlp6VIlIUII,
which 35l teams, 754 double

ever held will open tonight al
the Coliseum.
4 One month of competition, in
which 35l teams, 754 doubles
and more than 1000 singles will take
part, will be inaugurated by bowlers OF
the Plumbing Industry League.
For the first time in many years the
opening night has not been assigned
to the giant Masonic League, which
requested later date.
A squad of Sc singles and three
doubles will shoot at O'Clock. Ten
teams, including eight from the Plumb
ing Industry League, will take over
the drives at 8 o'clock and at 10 O'CLOCK
4S doubles take turn.
Only a few star bowlers are on to-
nights program. An outstanding inquire
will be Arthur Urban of the Masonic
League, who for years has been con-
sistent prize winner.
Entries for the Washington Women'S
Duckpin Association tournament VII
close tomorrow at midnight. Play will
start April "a. at the Lucky Strike. A
meeting Of the prize committee was
held recently at the home of Maude
Yoemans. The following trophies were
reported in hand: Queen Pin Cup, r
Harris Trophy, Pearson & Grain Gun
Oppenheilner & Shah Cup, Coliseum
Cup, Castleberg Cup, John S. BlicE
Cup, Keys Jewelry Trophy.
Avis Greene, chairman of the prize
committee, said today that a dozen OF
more other special prizes are in pros
'pect. Her committee members are
Maude Yoemans. Ella Limerick, Lorraine
GULL, Le6a Anlidon, Edna Ragan, Alice
Burke Eva Griffis, Mamie Carr and
Belle Newbold.
Bernie Frye Of the Union Printers
team is certain to receive considera-
ton for a place in the WASHINGTON
City Dukpin Associations big Ten
due to a victory in the Athletic Club
League. In averaging 1877 for 81
games FRYE outbowled many Of the
city's strongest pin shooters, He wos
3 points better than his nearest rival
Paul Harrison of the champion Ar
lingt1n team. ..s.--,
TIE Arlingtons realized an ambition
Of years They beat out the crack
Joseph Phi Hips Co. quint which was ar
odds-cn favorite to win the pennant
Until this season the SausagaYnep flor.
l.1erly the Smithheidsl had the Airing.
tons showed under. The Josenh Phillip:
Co. finished second and the Allied
Roofing and Rialto clubs were tied fol
third
Allied Roofing was helped into a tit
by the Phillips tam. which forfeited
three games. Joe Kronman. captain o.
the Rialtos. registered kick about that
Frye cleaned up individual honors
He had the high set. 421. and the bes
game. .166. besides the top averega.
Al Work, who had been a leader il
the Athletic Club League since it wa
organized. fell far below his standard
He averaged a mere 109 with JOSEPH
Phillips Co. Jack Whalen. team mate
finished with ia, which was four point.
below his average in the District League
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DIXIE PIGS, SI0UxS
LEAD AT DUCKPlNS

EVANSVILLE Md. April 15.-Dixie
Pig No. and Sioux teams have won
the titles in Sections and 2, respec-
lively, of the Prince Georges County
Duckpin Association. The races we're
completed this week. Both won easily.
Company F, runner-up in Section /,
was thirteen games behind and Sligo
was second in Section 2, IL games In
the rear.
Competition in the woman's loop viii
not be completed until next week. sew
eral postponed matches remaining to
be decided.
Final team standing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-15
COM ERCIALS SCORE
IN WOMAN'S BOWLING

Although they were shaded by the
Commercials in their final clash and
dropped two out Of three. the lone
win registered by the Beeques gave
Capt. Bronson Qualities and her bowling
blondes their third successive cham
pionship in the Washington Ladies'
League.
With but three games remaining to
be played there can be no change In
the standing of the winners and run
ner-ups, but Hoboes have a fight on
their hands to beat out the Columbians
for third place. Columbians have a
postponed match to roll, and can take
third position should they win all OF
their six remaining games.
WASHINGTON LADIES, LFAGIE.
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High team games-King David, 6S8; La
Fayette, 6l5. 4
High team setS-KinE David, 1,708; La
Fayette, 1.749.
High Individual averages-Phillips, 1885;
Watson, HIS; Urban, 1881.
High individual sets-Phillips, ass; Stoner,
405; williams 393
High Individual games-Phillips, 1870: Ar
NIGER, 1885, kronman, 1862.
Hiah stT.kes-Watson, IS; Ellis, 81; Stock
aiga spares-Phillips. 252 speer, 229;
I4igi weekly game for Tuesday--Burrows
Lii ' csEly game for Thursday--Ellis.
L. aloay, 14C.
.AIlg Eavid's lead diminished another
C-nls ibis week when La FayeGte took
no and New Jerusalem, the runner-up,
{ -ser losing the first game to Federal,
y. 81 TIE rlcxt two.
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Team Standing.


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Team StandinR