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New Britain herald., 1929-11-29

Once again the Nutmeg football team of this city set back the Wiz Hams eleven of New Haven in Thanksgiving Day feature played at Savin Rock. New Britain triumph ed in hard-fought game against the New Haven team and Brur,. Caldwell, former Yale star, by the score of 13 to 9. Two touchdowna gave New Britain it's 13 with GrIn kicking one of the points, while q last minute touchdown and a safety after blocked ki~li in the cnl zone, gave the Williams team il, nine points.
 "Doc' Baut, one Of the Fordh flashes playing on the local team, featured during the entire game. On the third play after the opening kickoff, Baut raced GO yards through the entire New Haven team bringing the ball within striking distance Of the Williams goal line. On the next play, he carried the
 ball over for the first score. Tn. kick try was missed.
 In the third period. Johnny Grip tossed beautiful forward pass 10
 ''Toots" Politis and he shook ol several woud-be tacIlcrs and rae, ed across the final stripe for the second touchdown of the day Grip booted the extra point
 In the first period, after making it's first touchdown, Caldwell's boot. ing brought the ball very near New
 Brtain's line in New Brtain's pos session. Buckley dropped back against the fence for d kick, bu. the boot was blocked and Coombe recovered for New Haven. The play
 went for q safety for Williams ba, cause the kick was attempted il
 the end zone. This gave Williams two points.
 In the final quarter, after d"s- 1 perate attempt on the part of the New Haven team 10 score. Williams opened with q forward passing at. tack. Sixteen of the 20 attempts were successful and resulted in touchdown. New Britain was well
 out of danger and the game ended 1 before very many more plays could be executed
 | Although he failed 10 carry the 1 ball on rushcs very frequently, 1 Bruce Caldwell electrified the crowl with his mighty booting and his un. 1 canny forward passing ability. fIis 1 punts prevented New Britain from | scoring more often than the team i did. Each Kick sailed about 70 i yards and these formed one Of the 1 real features of the game. Play Again sunday
 The two identical teams will
 clash again Sunday afternoon Ut
 Willow Brook park in this city. | Caldwell will be in the New Haven | lineup and will make his first foot, i ball appearance in this city Wer- "ais has been signed by Manager ' Bernie Conlcy 10 play with the Nut megs on Sunday.
 The kickoff will take place at : o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-29
ALUMNI TEAM TO BATTLE
 HIGH SCHOOL TOMORROW
Former Stars of Red and Gold to Gather Again Gridiron in Annual Game-Fordham Stars to Play Against Regulars-Hgh School Share of Gate to Be Used for Purchase of Gold Footballs for Mem bers of Eleven-Kickoff at 2:15 O'Clock.

held tonight in preparation. for the game. Red" Miller who will cap tain the alumni eleven, has gathered together an imposing crew of play CTS to oppose the high school
 Among those who are expected to turn out for the team are: cen- ters, Red" Miller and AbetI; guards, Hubby" Beloin and Dur ham; tackles, Scully, Feineman and Nevulis; ends J. Conley, "Unk" Con- ley and "Toots" Politis and backs, Matulis Grip, Stromquist, Gennette, Claire and Dixie" Griffin.
 "Keck" Parker and Dr. Frank Zwick' have offered their services gratis for the game. Parker will probably be the referee with Zwicl. as umpire.
 A total of 500 tickets have been placed on sale and these are going fast. The game will eliminate the usual solicitation Of the merchants along Main street. These may he purchased at the High school, Con- taras' Soda Shop, at Ashley's store or at the park tomorrow.
 The kick off will take place promptly at 2:15 o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-29
BOYS CLUB LOSES
 M|DDLE70WN GAME
CollapseS in Last Four Minutes
 Of Furious Game

Greater height and weight and an almost perfect knowledge of it's home floor enabled the Middletown |. M. C. 4. basketball team to de- feat the New Britain Boys club by 36-22 last night as the Middletown team opened its home season. The Hardware City team put up d great battle for three periods but col lapsed in the last four minutes of play. It was the locals first defeat of the season.
 Planeta opened the scoring for Middletown. and Compagnone got New Britain's first basket after Will COX had counted. With Johnson and kerelejza doing most of the work, the score rose to 11-S. Middletown, during the opening stanza. Goffa s foul and a basket by Compagnone tied the score in the second quar- ter and. although Johnson sent MiddletoWn ahead by 15-1l again. foul by kerelejza and baskets by Zembrowski and Kerelejza put New Britain in the lead by 16-15 at the half.
 Johnson sent Middletown back into the lead in the third session and 1t was in front by 24-lS when that period closed. Compagnone opened q very fast last period with two pretty scores which put New Britain within two points again Then came the debacle, and a tired and despairing Boys club team saw the 'Y" roll up 12 points in succession.
 Johnson of Middletown was the individual star, making seven bas- kets and five fouls for total of 19 points. Compa gnone. who le: him score these. made up in part by leading the New Britain scorers with nine points, while kerelejza got seven. The clubs attack was slow in starting, allowing Middle town to get its tough defense set. and then the locals passes were constantly broken up instead of penetrating the waving forest of defending arms. And the Middle town defense was Of speedy origin, often ending in score before New Britain could get it's defense formed. The summary:
New Britain herald., 1929-11-29
.BURR|TTS SWAMP
 BRISTOL DIXIES
Take Fourth Straight Victory by
 SC9re Of S4 to 21

Brcak king up the five-man zone de- fense Of the Bristol DiXies with per fectly timed shots from the center of the floor and the corners, the Bur ritt basketball team scored it's fourth straight victory of the season last night in Bristol at the expense of the Bell Towners, the final count being 34 to 2I. The locals took the lead soon after the opening whistle and were never in danger from the DIN ies. The game marked the Burrltts' third victory in two years over the Bristol aggregation.
 After d slow start, "Huggy" Carl son, stellar guard, started the Bur ritts' offensive attack with two beau tiful long shots from the center Of the floor. For the rest of the half the Burritts were content to work easy and keep q few points in the lead.
 In the second half. Manager Sann- ders changed his lineup number of times and the work of tn" fresh men proved too much for tn" Dlxles to contend with. Joe" Jasper found his eye in this period and dropped four neat shots through the netting. The feature baskets of the game were made in this sesson when Nick" Gill raced down the side court and caged two enchanted baskets.
 The Bristol team appeared nor- vous and blew many golden oppor- tunities 10 score during the game. The team worked too fast at times and took wild hcavCs at the basket. The experience of the locals finally exerted itself in the final half
 The work of the entire Burrilt team was the feature of the battle, Every man worked hard and cover ed his man. Rao and Cavalier were the best bets for the losers.
 The SummarN.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-29
BOSTON FISTIC PROGRAM

Boston, Nov. 20 UP)-Threv feature Io-round bouts mark the tistic program at Boston Garden to- night Boxers from the middle, weight, wcltcrwcight and light weight divisions will meet.
 Andy Callahan of Lawrence and Jackie Zeramby of Lynn will battle for lightweight honors. In the well terweight clash, Bruce Flowers, New York negro, will fight Billy Mur- phy of Lowell. Babe McCorgary Of Oklahoma is 10 tackle Arthur Flynn, of Lawrence in the middleweight event.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-29

A meeting of the board Of mana gers will be held at 7;30 o'clock Monday evening at the '. NJ. C. A. At that time first returns from the sale of tickets will be called for and there will be a discussion Of player eligibility.
 On next Wednesday night the South church will meet the Swedi ' ethany and the St. Marks will play the First Lutherans in the opening games of the second round.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-29
DLGATE CAPTAIN

Pro .r-, +. l.. Nov. 29 Ur)
 i--. 31. was elected 193p captain or me Colgate football teaa Immediately after yesterdays 22-O victory over Brown. Harts home is in Workers. \. r. During the past season he has been passing. kicking, running threat.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-29
It,VA\ BEATS JASSE

Salem, Mass, Nov. 29 (UP)-Nit- torio Levan, 1858. Italian middle weight champion, defeated Boo Jasse of Revere, 157, in 1O-round main bout here last night.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-29
New Britain
Washington Bears Win

The Washington Bears. lat years fly junior champs took the mcasur" Of the Auburn Auto team of Hart lord in the preliminary game by d score Of &G 10 20.
 The Bears were lighter than the players on the Hartford team but their ability was far superior to that Of their opponents and they had Ht- 'tf trouble in taking the game.
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New Britain herald., 1929-11-29
% AGAIN DOWN DOWN WILLIAMS @ BRITAIN BHkEm DECIDED rceY BRISTOL u
NUTMECS AGAIN SET DOWN
 WILLIAMS OF NEW HAVEN

Doc" Baut Runs 60 Yards on Third Play of Game Goes Over for First Score - Makes 70 Yards in Last Half of Game-Politis Carries Ball Over for Second TOuchdown-Blocked Kick Gives Elm City Crew Safety-Caldwell Stars Kicking and Pass.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-29
PAINTERS SHOW REVERSAL
 OF FORM TO BEAT ALBANY

Revamped New Britain Roller Hockey Lineup Stops Speedy Quintet From Empire State - Earl Pierce Fits in Well With Local Combination-Grifiths Is Released When He Fails to Appear for Game Last Period Rally Wins for Locals-Pittsfeld Here Monday.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-29

There are approximately 30,000 silver foxes in Norway.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-29
SPRINGFIELD BEATS BOSTON

Boston, Nov. 29 UP)-Boston Tigers encountered stiff opposition last night and went down scoreless to a 20 defeat at the hands of the Springfield Indians in Capadian-
 The Indians scored their two goals in the second period. Ehrhardt Heller scored the first. The second was made by Gene Carrigan on a forward pass from Dillon.
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New Britain herald., 1929-11-29
Last Nigth's Results Bridgeport II, Providence New Britain s, Albany 6.
Games Tonight my at Hartford.

Turkey Day was more than feast day for roller polo fans because the reversal of form displayed by the New Britain Pauthers in defeating Albany to last night at the Stanley Arena brought Thanksgiving Day to Q perfect close. Once again the local team was beset with the il. luck that has been logging it's trail, as Griffiths was absent from the lineup and the locals were forced to shift Williams back to cen ter
 However Earl Pierce. the diminu- tive son Of the great Dickie Pierce, was in the lineup last night, pared up with Pete Gasperini on the rush line and he gave the local com bina- tion enough sped on the offense 10 offset the dash and stellar play of the Albany speed merchants, Pere- grin, Davies and Harkins Pierce celebrated his entrance into the New Britain lineup by caging three pretty goals on hook shots right at the cage and his floor work an stellar play on the defensive pre- vented Albany from keeping a lead over the local team.
 The teams battled neck and neck through four hectic periods before a fair-sized holiday crowd. The first period ended in d two-two tie. AL bany had q one-point edge at the half the score being to ,. Then New Britain took this advantage away and the third session ended with the teams once again deadlock ed at fiye-all.
 AS the last period opened, the both teams started out to win the battle because it was anybody's game. As much speed as has ever been seen on the local floor was dis played by both sides and New Brit ain had a decided edge Harking put Albany in the lead when he took a pass from Peregrin and hooked ii into New Britain's cage. Then Pete Gasperini tok a rebound from be- hind AIbany's cage and sank the shot. He parsed to Williams for New Britain's second score of the session and then took q slice from Pierce and put the last goal in with two minutes left 10 play.
 Lovegren was ill fine fettle last night in the goal and well he might have been. In their anxiety to put the ball in the opposing cage, New Britain left Lovegreen all alone in the cage more times than is good to tell but the "Swcde" was equal to the task and he eXCelled in his posi- tion. Pierce, Gaspcrini and Williams formed strong offensive combina- tion while Barney Doherty, despite his new skates, was wonderful as usual. Davies and Harkins were the big numbers for Albany on the offense with Peregrin playing a nice game Morrison playing his usual stellar role at halfback while Frobel stood up under a New Brit . ain hammering to score CD stops.
 Griffiths Released
 After the game last night. Man ager Frank McDonough announced that he had released Bob Griniths, center. The reason given was break ing training rules and failure to show up in fit condition 10 play la [ night
 Pit field Monday
 PiusfcII. headed by Steve PI-rt..
New Britain herald., 1929-11-29
south Congregational
Bethany Escapes Cellar

Referee, Aronson. Timer, keeley Scorer Nettorn1a
New Britain herald., 1929-11-29
swedish Bethany
S1. Marks E.DisCODal
Managers Meeting

Referee. Aronson. Timer, keeley.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-29

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New Britain herald., 1929-11-29
ptt field NIoIIIa,

PiusncII. headed by Steve Pirrt. will play al the stanley Arena Mon dav night
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New Britain herald., 1929-11-29
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Boys Club

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New Britain herald., 1929-11-29

After the game last night. Man. ager Frank McDonough announced that he had released Bob Griffiths, center. The reason given was break ing training rules and failure to show up in fit condition 10 play lat night
New Britain herald., 1929-11-29

Totals
The Washington times., 1929-09-05
Man Speeds at 20 Miles
For Wedding License

MARTINsBURG, w. Va. Sept. S.
Cupid spurred the. efforts of A. e.
Bryant, Wheeling attorney, as he
raced down the Winchester.Mar
tinsburg Pike. but not fast enough
to elude Constable Joe Kane, who
overlook him after a lengthy pur-
suit during which speedometers
denoted speeds approximately 20
miles per hour.
Captured, Bryant admitted he was
exceeding speed limits, but stated
that he was endeavoring to arrive
at the Winchester courthouse be-
fore it closed. for a marriage Ii
cense. He offered to pay his fine
on the spot, and Constable Kane
accepted. the fine and cost amount.
ing to SIS.
Subsequent developments proved
Bryant was not spoofing the Off
Ger, for he was married shortly
after to Miss Maude f. Turner, ma.
tive of New York. and former resi-
dent of Alexandria, Va, a trained
nurse.
The Washington times., 1929-09-05
BUDGET PAIRING
To Be FOUGHT

Prepared to fight to the last
ditch in their campaign for ade.
quate funds. the District Commits
sloners made ready today to do
battle when they learned the Blu.
reau of the Budget will open hear
ings on District finances on Octo-
Der 21.
The hearing, held behind closed
doors. will be on the budget for
the fiscal year starting july /.
1880. The budget as it now stands
calls for expenditure of approxi.
mately &ss,OOO,OOO during the pc.
riod.
The total figures as originally
submitted to the budget bureau
was $40,000,O00. This was sliced
and sent back to the commissioners.
who In turn gave it to their depart.
ment heads for readiustment
As 1t now stands the fight il to
determine whether the CITY heads
can Justify the new demand OF
S3S,0OO.0O0 Witnesses at the hear.
ing representing the District gov.
ernment are expected to insist on
that sum.
The concensus Of opinion among
District officials is that the bud
get has already been pared all
possible.
The Washington times., 1929-09-05
HEARING
CONTINUED

A charge of assault with danger.
ous weapon was continued In Police
Court yesterday when Vincent
ReiSle, defendant, appeared before.
Judge Robert e. Mattingly.
Sr2et. Thomas Garfield, whom
Reisle is said to have attacked with
a hammer August 20, as Garfield
was in front Of the home of Reigle's
wife, is in a serious condition at
Walter Reed Hospital. and threat
ened with blindness as a result Of
a hammer blow. The hearing was
continued because he was unable, to
appear. e"
Reigle's wife, Mrs. Madeline
ReigIe, was also named as complain.
ant in a similar charge. Bond for
the assault on the soldier was set
at $1,000, and for the charge involv-
ing his wife. 1000.
Police. fearing a suicide attempt
by Reigie, recently stationed a spe-
cial guard over him.
The Washington times., 1929-09-05
PROBERS HUNT
BANK THIEF

Despite the fact that there are
three separate Investigations into
the alleged embezzlement of SIS, 900
from the Second National Bank. the
400 block of Seventh St. n. w, 1t
Is not thought the names Of those
VINO perpetratcd the theft will be
made public before the meeting of
the Grand Jury next week.
Accountants of the Department
of Justice and OF the bonding com.
pany are working day and night to
learn II additional sums have been
stolen. United States District At
torney Leo d. Rover is said to have
prepared a case to be presented to
the jury next week.
Department of Justice operatives
nave Kept former woman employe
under surveillance and are also
checklng up on the activities of a
male employe. The woman EN-.
ploye resigned under fire some time
ago when officials at the institution
discovered errors in her accounts.
Az that time they were thought to
nave resulted from carelessness, but
thorough check revealed the EN-.
beZZlement.
The Washington times., 1929-09-05
Sues Constable, Charges
Beating. Asks $500

HARPERS FERRY, w. Va, Sept.
5.-Frank Piper. a resident of the
east side Of the Shenandoah River
has instituted an action for damages
against Lewis w. Hardy, constable
Of Harpers Ferry district, claiming
SS,5OO for personal DANA ges.
Piper says that he was cruelty
beaten by Hardy several weeks ago
when the officer placed him under
arrest for drunkenness, and although
treated at the time for his injuries,
his condition has not improved. 1t
is rumored that his condition Is
serious.
The Washington times., 1929-09-05
Three Girls in Wreck
Recover in HOspitaI

LURAY, Va, Sept. 5.-The three
University of West Virginia stud.
ents. Miss MilIiken Of waynesbure,
Pa, Miss Berg, Of Point Marion.
Pa. and Miss Stephens, of Martins.
burg. w. Va. who attempted to
pass string OF cars on Lee High
way on the concrete bridge one
mile east Of Luray, last Sunday
and ran into a car coming west
In which we're Mr.. and Mrs. Byrd
Jenkins Of Luray, wrecking both
cars. and injuring all parties, are
recovering at Page memorial hos.
pital.
They will be able to 60 to their
homes az soon as Milliken, who
came here Tuesday, can arrange
for a. settlement OF damages. Mr..
Jenkins and Mrs. Jenkins ask $500.
The Washington times., 1929-09-05
Staunton Health Officers
Take Up Work Again

sTAUNToN. Va, Sept. Sat a
special meeting OF the city council,
DR.. J. Fairfax Fulton. city health
officer, and DIR. ]. B. catlett. Of the
board Of health. withdrew the resig.
nations, which they presented sew.
eral days ago. the action being at
the request of the council.
The council meeting was featured
by prolonged discussion OF the
alleged unsanitary condition Of milk
sold in the city and by the consid'
Grafton of an ordinance, drafted by
DIR. Fulton, giving the board of
health power to regulate conditions
in dairies which supply milk TO
local citizens.
The Washington times., 1929-09-05
Falls Church Disburses
Funds for Road Work

FALLS CHURCH, Sept. 5.-At Its
last special meeting the Falls Church
town council apportioned the 1895
available for road work as follows:
One hundred and twenty dollars to
the First ward; $3.50 to the Second
ward and $96 to the Third ward.
The accounts of the town treas.
urer were ordered referred to the
committee on finance and this com.
mittee was authorized to settle and
adjust collection of back taxes In
accordance with the law and to EN-.
ploy such legal advice as might he
found necessary to complete the
transactions.
About $1,000 is past due for col
lection.
The Washington times., 1929-09-05
TEACHERS ORGANIZE

CHARLES TOWN. w, Va. Sent
S.-The teachers OF the hiSh
schools Of Jefferson county met TO
discuss plans and methods for the
coming school year. It was decided
TO organize an association among
the teachers and the following Off.
GERS were selected: President. Prof
Is. w. Eutsler Of Shepherdstown: ::
vice president. Prof. George F. Lud.
wig Of Harpers Ferry: secretary
and treasurer, Mrs. Dick Of Charles
Town. Three meetings will be held
during the year.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-29
BONDS IRREGULAR DURING DULL DAY
Losses Evenly Distributed a'
 Operators Await Holiday

New York. May :9 H-Bonds moved irretularly today, with gains and losses fairly evenly distributed in quotations based on the early trading. Time money. freely offered. showed an easier tone and United States government issues as a group were firm. Although the Liberty 1-:s made A new low level for the year.
 Interest in the entire market, however. was at low ebb in view of the Thursday holiday.
 A substantial proportion of the transactions appeared in the rails. with prices showing a firmer trend than In recent markets which have seen many of these obligations at minimums for the year. Denver, Rio Grande < Western General 5s and Pere Marquette 6s gained a point, while Chesapeake ( Ohio re- funding 1-2s and Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific refunding As also improved. Nickel Plate { 1-es which were weak yesterday. con- tinued their dip into new low levels
 Convertibles held close to Tues days closing quotations. lndustrials and utilities commanded little at- tention. with such iasues at Utah Power X Light. Armour Real Estate 1 1-2s and Shell Union 5s declined nominally. Speculative bonds were neglected.
 Foreign bonds worked higher. Some of the German Central Acri- cultural bank issues advanced a point or more.
New Britain herald., 1929-05-29
KaN Street Brisks

The country's demands for cash to tide pleasure seekers over the holiday, which for countless num- bers of persons will extend until next Monday, are estimated by bankers at between t50.0OO.0OO and $75,oo0 ,ooo. Fourth of July re- quirements will be even larger.
 Unhlled orders of Baldwin Loco- motive Works are now approxi- mately 65 per cent greater than at this time a year ago. thrilled or- ders of Standard Steel Works, wholly owned by Baldwin, show an increase of 25 per cent.
 Exports from Argentina to the United States for the first four months of the year amounted to 374.324 tons. compared with 271.- 121 tons for the same period last year, the Artentinc-Am n Chamber of Commerce reports.
 Further weakness has developed in the local scrap market and prices have been reduced again 25 to 50 cents a ton, including No. l railroad steel scrap. now quoted at S1:.31 | ton, New York.
 Midwestern independent steel 
 thrilled orders, advices from the Youngstown area state. insurins the maintenance of the high operations through the month, especially in flat rolled steels.
 Sidney Dlumenthal X O., have acquired an interest in the RoIlin- ron Mills. Inc. of Rocky Mount, N. C., manufacturers of cotton fab rics.