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New Britain herald., 1929-01-28

its sixth straight game when it de-
feated the Bristol Eagles 20 to rs
Saturday night. In the early part
Of the game New Britain held an
eight point lead but Bristol cut this
to one point at half time. Rristol'a
rally fell just short Of tying the
the count in the second half. The
summary:
New Britain herald., 1929-01-28

the South Church and ct. .tarks
and with the latter team showing
new life. should be . good one. The
first game Saturday night at the
~" will bring the Bible class
against the GtAnmorea, while the
swedes and St. Mats will clash in
an ultra-important encounter in the
second one.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-28
BOYS CLUB CANE
Rivals OF Long Standing TO Clash
Tonight At Fast Main Street
Gymnasium

Rivals of long standing will clash
at the Boys club tonight when the
club five meets the South Manches-
ter Laurels in what should be q fast
and exciting basketball game. The
Laurels have been opponents of the
locals every year since the club had
its greatest" team. the one captain
ed by Mickey Luke. They actually
defeated the club once that year.
and since then the annual battles
have been among the best on the
schedule of the East Main street ag
gregation. Some Of the original Lau
rels are still left. while fresh blood
has been added to strengthen 1t in {.
few places. so that the club will hav.
to step fast II it Is to take the up
state boys into camp.
The Boys Club Reserves will meet
the Eagles in the preliminary game.
Dancing will follow the main con-
test.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-28
RESUME TENNIS TOURNEY

Cannes, France, Jan. rs (UP)-
The tennis tournament being held
here was expected to be resumed to-
day after being halted by snowfall
yesterday after only >ne match had
been completed. Baron H. I. De
Morpugo of Italy's Davis cup team
defeated Jacques Brugnon. 6-3. Ga
SIS. in the only match played.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-28
TERRIS MEETS HERMAN

New York. Jan. % N-Sid rerris.
once regarded az the uncrowned
lightweight champion Of the world.
renews his fight to get back among
the contenders for Sammy Mandell's
title when he meets babe Herman,
Pacific coast slugger, in a ten round
match at the st. Nicholas arena to-
night.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-28
NEGRO FEATHERWEIGHT TITLE

New York. Jan. 20 R-Jess NC
Mahon. matchmaker for the propos-
ed New Yorw Coliseum. Is planning
bout between Kid Chocolate of
Cuba, and Chick Suggs. Of New Bed
ford. Mass. at Havana. Feb. -. The
match. Mcmahon says. will be for
the negro featherweight champion
ship of the world.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-28
WINS TENNIS TITLE

Adelaide, Australia, Jan. 2S Rl-
DR.. J. C. Gregory. a member OF the
British Davis cup team who il tour
ing with other British tennis players,
won the Australasian lawn tennis
singles championship today. He beat
r. E. schlosinger Of Victoria in the
final So, So, 81, Us.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-28
CLOVERS LOSE GAME

The Clovers basketball team lost
4 close game to the P. N. A. team
of Wallingford Saturday. James
Sarkus starred for the locals with
Hall being the big number Of Wall
ingford. Teams seeking games with
the Clovers should get in touch
with Albert Anderson at Connec-
ticut avenue. The score:
Ncvv Britain
New Britain herald., 1929-01-28
ICE HOCKEY LEAGUE

Two games were played at Willow
Brook park yesterday in the New
Britain Amateur Ice Hockey league.
The Shuttle Meadow team defeated
the Spads I to 0, while the Swift &
Epson sextet set down the Sachems
by the same count
New Britain herald., 1929-01-28
PAINTERS SPLIT EVEN

The Panthers basketball team
split even In games over the week
end defeating the Mohawks Satur-
day Is to 50 and losing to the Hart
ford 7. N. H. A. Juniors yesterday
Is to -. Both games were hard
fought battles. The summaries:
PnntlhefR
New Britain herald., 1929-01-28
ST, MATS BEATEN
and SWEDES Lead
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tory. Greenhalgh led this rally,
getting six baskets in the second
half, four Of them In less than 4
minute.
Greenhalgh and Al Middleton star
red for the winners, who thorough
ly deserved their first win of the
year. Sorrow also Clipped in an
other of his long shots and played 4
good all-around game at center.
Walter Stohl was the Stanmor star.
scoring six points and holding his
man without a basket. The sum
mary:
New Britain herald., 1929-01-28
Speaking
Of Sports

Without receiving any definite In
formation from the manager Of the
local basketball team. there u =
strong feeling In the air that some
thing radical 10 geing to happen to
the lineup Of the New Britain team.
1t isn't simply q case Of . team
losing games that counts but It II Z
case Of something being amiss that
does count. The local quintet has
won nine games and has lost six.
The last four have been defeats. BY
close margins every ono. However,.
to the spectators. 1t appeared that
every one Of these games should
have been won except that some
thing IL missing In the team.
To md out what ID lacking II the
MANAGERS job and he thinks that he
has found It. The team. a. . whole.
lacks Z player that can get the
points. One man or two cannot COM
pete against . team. the members OF
which each and every ono are scor-
ers. saturday night, sloman ana
Zakxewski had no help At all In
keeping New Britain within strik-
ing distance Of the Renaissance
team.
The teams play in the first half
was 10 ragged that the Renaissance
showed complete superiority over
the home crew. This situation was
changed slightly in the second half
and the game had a rather exciting
finish. New Britain lost by three
points.
Just what the plans Of Manager
Lanpher happens to be. Is something
that he ID keeping to himself
Whether he will effect any changes
before Wednesday nights game with
Bristol remains with him. The locals
play Bristol In Bristol wednesday
night and Bristol comes here next
Saturday.
Two losses to Bristol will certain
" cook New Britain's goose ~ faf
as any claim to the state champion
ship goes. This IL quite . takedown
after the splendid record OF the To-
cal team last season. Then. New
Britain was the most feared quintet
In the state. Is that the situation
here today?
Things might not look 20 bad a.
the n esent time had not the gum
tet, with McElwain In the lineup
made all opposition look 10 bad
Teams that were highly rated came
here one after the other ana New
Britain was winning by large sized
scores.
Then McElwain left and New
Britain started to lose. The team
has won only one game since that
time. and that was the victory
scored over Bristol in Bristol New
Years night.
We are awaiting the announce
ment Of Manager Lanpher with re-
gard to his team this week and. We
believe. all the fans in the city, IN
terested in the team, are In the
same position.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-28

RENAISSANCE FIVE GETS
REVENGE ON NEW BRITAIN

Coored Basketball Champions of the World Take 1858
Win From Local Basketeers- Home Team Fails to
Show Expected Improvement Visitors Have Eight
Point Lead at Half Time-"Cappy" Kicks Proves to
Be Outstanding Star of Game - Sloman Heavy
Scorer.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-28
The score:

Score at half time-New Britain
Is. Renaissance Five %. Referee,
Waters; timer, Saunders: scorer,
Cream.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-28
Pantlhr
LOCAL EAGLES WIN

Score at half time. 7. NJ. H. A. -,
Painters 3. Referee, Dragat.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-28
FACES THREE BOUTS

New York, Jan. Is Up - Cor
O'Kelly. fast Irish heavyweight. will
be busy boxer during the next three
weeks. He 10 signed to meet Jim
my Maloney in Boston this Friday
New Britain herald., 1929-01-28

The latest type airplane engines
weigh a little over one pound for
each horsepower given.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-28
Eyeryman's Bible Class
fouls-Anderson

Personal fouls-Anderson 2,
Swanson 8. Erickson. Nyborg 3, Ber-
lin I'll: Osborne. Hewett. Marseli
4. Luke 2. Weir Sill. Technical
foul-Luke. Free troes-Anderson
.. Swanson 3. Erickson I, johnson.
Nyborg 5, Berlin-16: Osborne ),
Hewett 2, Marseli 2, Luke s. Weir
Ill. Referes-Aronson
Rame& This Week
Only two games will be played
this Saturday. the third scheduled
affair having been moved up to
Thursday evening. when 1t will be
played at o'clock at the Boys
club. This contest will be between
New Britain herald., 1929-01-28

Score at half time. Painters %.
Mohawks II. Referee, Weir.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-28

Referee, Dick Dillon: timer, Feng-
Ter: scorer Butler.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-28

The teams play in the FIRST half
was 10 ragged that the Renaissance
showed complete superiority over
the home crew. This situation was
changed slightly in the second half
and the game had a rather exciting
finish. New Britain lost by three
points.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-28

Referee Socka.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-28

We are awaiting the announce
ment Of Manager I4anpher with re-
gard to his team this week and. We
belieye, all the fans in the city, IN
tarested in the team, are IN the
same position.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-28

Then McElwain left and New
Britain started to lose. The team
has won only one game since that
time, and that was the victory
scored over Bristol in Bristol New
Years night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-23
AERO CLUB FORMS
NEW ORGANIZATION
Washington Group and D. C.
Chapter of National ASso-
citation Are Combined.

A new aeronautical organization,
with membership OF approximately
200 of the most prominent aviation au-
thorities in the National Capital, was
created at luncheon meeting in the
Carlton Hotel yesterday by a CONSOLE
dation of the Aero Club of Washington
and the District of Columbia Chapter
Of the National Aeronautic Association
The new association is to be known by
the Aero Club name but will continue
to function as the local chapter of the
national association
Senator Hiram Bingham of Connec-
tfcut president of the National Aero
nautic Association, called upon men,
bers OF the new organization to urge
upon members of Congress the creation
of a model airport for the National
Capital at Gravelly Point and the pass
age of amendments TO the War De-
partment appropriation bill to main
tain the five-year building program for
the Army Air Corps and to permit Re-
serve flying officers to obtain at least
four hours flying time each month.
1.-THE Budget Bureau and the House
In cutting down the appropriation bill
so as to leave the five-year program
ITO planes short for the coming year.
and in cutting down the flying time of
Reserve officers to one hour a month";"
Senator Bingham declared, ARE max
ing serious mistake and are dealing
unfairly with the air-minded people of
the country"
BY unanimous vote the new organi-
cation adopted resolutions introduced
by John F. Victory, secretary of the
National Advisory Committee for Aero
nautics, calling upon Congress to en-
act the Gravelly Point airport bill
without delay and to amend the War
Department bill in accordance with the
suggestions of Senator Bingham.
The new body elected as its first
president Col. C. de F. Chandler,
U, S. A.. retired The following officers
were elected to serve with Col Crian-
oler: Vice presidents, Admiral D. w.
Taylor, u. S. NJ. retired; A. Barta and
Henry Berliner; secretary, Allen
Smythe; treasurer, Carl F. Schory; re-
cording secretary. Earl Findley: trustees.
Charles j. Bell. DR.. A. F. Zahm, Porter
Adams and G. w. Lewis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-23

buildings costing $75oooo are to be
erected this year.
A few days ago, commission men
engaged in the Northeast market prof.
ect, wrotA to members of the SEN
ate protesting against the Southwest
project.
AS head of the local branch Of the
commission merchants organization
Mr.. Ward urged Senators mot to be
influenced to put the Farmers Market
in the southwest section Of the city"
He contended "it would be unfair to
the people of Washington. whose money
will be used to pay for its purchase, ana
who will not patronize it because of
its location in remote section of the
city.
1T is unfair to the farmers from
Virginia. from the District of Coum-
bia and from Maryland, the majority of
whom will locate near the commission
merchants regardless of the outcome of
the Stalker bill, even though they are
forced to do business at the curb, as
they are doing at present" he said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-23
COMMISSION MEN
HIT MARKET PLAN
Head Of National Leagues Branch
Writes to Senators Against
Southwest Site.

Another protest against the expendi-
ture of 100000 for development of
Farmers Market in the southwest Sec
ton of the city, as proposed in the
Stalker bill now before the Senate, was
made today in letters sent to Sem
ators and the District Commissioners
by N. j. Ward, as president of the
Washington branch of the National
League of Commission Merchants of the
United States.
The letters emphasize again that
group of local commission men, who
say they handle IS per cent of the
perishable food shipped to the Wash
ington market, have purchased an ex-
tensive site for new market center
on the Patterson tract, Fifth and Flor
ida avenue northeast, where commission
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-23
Daytime Silks

For fHnnmerdhe daytime occdSions-Fat Crepes lead
in smartness of weave-color takes fashion honors.
"RosandD "a new tam. "Bonnieblu" "a new bright
blue), Foliage Ia new green) and "Fandango"' Ga
new orange)-the outstanding colors introduced at
the New York Spring Fashion Show-Spring's fashion
able shades.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-23

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-23
FLETCHER is ARRANGING
FOR RETURN TOTALLY
Ambassador, at State Department,
Says He Will Leave New
York on Eehr1arv g

Ambassador Henry P. Fletcher was at
the State Department today arranging
his affairs with a view to an early
RESUMPTION of his regular diplomatic
duties in Italy. Originally summoned
to Washington for service as secretary
general of the recent Pan American
Conference, he was called from that
duty to serve as special diplomatic aide
TO Presldent-elect Hoover on the lat
ter'S good will trip to South America.
and has about completed his official
record of the ceremonies and addresses
at the various cities visited.
Mr.. Fletcher said he expected to
leave for New York on the Leviathian
February g. for Rome. To all in
quiries as to his possible appointment
as Secretary of State in the Hoover
cabinet, his reply was that "he had
nothing to say on the subject"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-23
TomOrrow's Menu

L 0mOffOW S Menu
Nodded Sliced Chicken and
Vegetable Salad, Potato
Chips, Waters. Zoe.
Apricot and Banana Salad
with Cream. Cheese and
Nut Sandwich, 45c.
Sliced Tomato. Crisp Bacon
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Orange Marmalade S a n d.
witch on Raisin Bread, zoe.
Pineapple Cocoanut
Parfait, CSC
Orange Fruited
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Peach Pie a Ia Mode, SOC
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-23
SOCIETY PLANS FEATURE.

A musical concert by the Pennsyl-
van.a Railroad keystone Quartet will
feature the meeting of the Pennsylvania
State Society's meeting tonight, at 8
o'clock. at the Willard Hotel Happy
Walkers Band will furnish the music
for dancing from 10 o'clock until I'm.
Representative Leach Of Pennsylvania is
president of the society.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-23

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-01-23
Foch Passes Quiet Night.

PARIS, January % LP).-Marshal
Ferdinand Foch passed a good night,
1t was learned, when his three physicians
visited their patient this morning. No
communique was issued today.
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The Washington times., 1929-08-17
By WILLIAMl SHWADER
SUNDAY, AUGUST IS

VOICE OF HEAVENS
0M0RROW will be exceptionally quiet Sunday, indicated
by the good day in which to develop imagination
- by imagination faith
about you conditions similar to those you picture.
LOOKING AHEAD fs#
tomorrow is birthday an unsyentfu year is ground
in your efforts alone will sustain you
A child will develop religions spirit
possess genuine feeling will him beloved his
will probably lack money-sense by
bad investments
DAYS OF WORSHIP
AS stated before in these columns each week
ruled by particular planet which
The religions of the world different days
of worship The sraeltes Saturday. Saturn
the planet Saturn stands for law and Moses the great
law-giver Sunday the day Of the designated
Cristans Monday the day of the by the Greeks;
day Of Mercury by the Assyans Thursday the day Jup
ter. by the Egyptians Friday the day Venus by the
The Washington times., 1929-08-17
MONDAY. AUGUST 10

m )MORROW all planetary
ing during the early morning hours but the day should
theess good for money matters financial
and publicity. but less good for changes and travel.
LOOKING AHEAD
If tomorrow is birthday advice "ck" Do not
changes Ultimate good adhernS to your
present job The complications which prevail your private
life during the coming IL months will eventually up
factorly.
child born will best in the environment in which
he born but travel and change enc him his
vantage.
LUXURIANT HAIR
There time for everything said the wise
Solomon Of old Hair must not have played big with
the mind of modern she desires hair
should choose her time for cutting Why? The
like plants which with the increasing moon noon np
fluids Consequently hair around full moon it viii
near the days possible when the
and thicky and retains its gloss. '
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The Washington times., 1929-08-17
The knowledge Test for
Readers of The Times
Fill each blank:

Fill each blank: -
l. Arizona and - the last two States to Be- admit
ted to the Union.
2- is the metal most commonly used in fuses
g. Boiled water flat because has been removed
g. is called the city Of seven hills
s. The River flows through the Grand Canvon.
Do you know: ...-. 4.
6. About far away is the sun from the earthf
z. What is the largest city Of Palestine?
s. In what do telephone wires mostf
g. What country first attempted building Panama
Who fourth President Of United States?
IL. In what State is Duluth? EE
12. What alphabet is used for the blind?
13. What is the crater of volcano7
Ia. In what line did Alan Dale gain fame?
of the Roman slave said been
spared in the by lion from whose foot be had
extracted q thorn years before?
(Answers Fiction Pagsl
New Britain herald., 1929-11-06

tul of the signs and he is very much disturbed. Signs have been torn down. He has replaced them. They have been torn down again.
 In desperation he obtained the ar rest of one man and brought him into court last night. The judge was lenient and discharged the man. It was claimed that the man was mere ly trespassng and not hunting. John stlll Insists that his land is being used for hunting purposes. The hunters are on his land and on the land of his neighbors, and he knows they are hunting. He complained of the fact to the Herald today and in no uncertain terms stated that he was not through. He would stop the hunting, he said
 Visitor from New York l Miss Marion Erde of New York city is visiting Miss Harriet Colby of kensington. She plans to extend l her visit one week.
 East Berlin Items
 Mrs. L. w. Wescott and Mrs. Hcn- ry Medd left today for Island Park, x. Y, where they will make an ex- tended visit. Mrs. Medd has been visiting here for several weeks.
 The Sacred Heart whist last eve ming was largely attended, there be- ing 30 tables of play. Mir. and Mrs. D. J. Hartman of Middletown acted as host and hostess for the oCca- sion. They had a list of 40 prize awards, the largest list of the sea son. A harvest whist will be held next Monday evening and Miss Mona McInerncy will act as hos 1 tess.
 | The pupils of the Hubbard school were given a talk on dental hygiene yesterday by a representative from the Colgate laboratories. The Community club will meet this evening at s o'clock at Con- munity hall. Following the busi- ness meeting there will be an en- tertainmcnt program. The Girls Harmonica band will hold another contest
 The Pythian Dramatic club will hold another rehearsal tomorrow evening at Community hall.
 Church night will be held at the Methodist church tomorrow evening at 730 o'clock. There will be three periods comprising the program educational devotional and recrca- tional. Next week will conclude the series of six of these meetings. The Boys club will meet Friday evening at Community hall. Final l instructions relative to the Yale Maryland game will be given at this time.
 A supper will be served at the Community banquet hall next Wed nesday evening at 6:30 o'clock by the Ladies' Aid society of the Methodist church.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-06
RIGHT TURN ON RED
 MAY BE PERMITTED Traffic Sergeant Breault Has
 Plan to Relieve Congestion SUNDAY BOWLING ASSAILED
Minister Says Six Days Are Enough Mayors Appointces Approved Community Chest Drive Opens on 1Sth-Plantc Wins Trip.

IL was announced yesterday by Traffic Sergeant AldieBrcault of the local police department that new system would soon be tried at the various intersectins of the city. The scheme will allow drivers proceed ing along the highways to make right turns on the rcd light.
 It is thought that the plan will first be tried at the West street and School street intersection, where traffic is dense during the greater part of the day. If the plan is sue cessful it will. in all probability, be utilized at all street functions in the central part of the city. As it now is,