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New Britain herald., 1930-02-06
EUROPEAN STARS WIN
 SKATING TOURNAMENT
quartet Of Ice Wizards From tcrn,, tac Seas Take First Prizes in
 championships.

New York. Feb. 6 P)-FoI1 1 european stars won the three titles 1 Tn the worlds figure skating cham. i p'onshlps at Madison Square Ga-- den last night Sonia Henjc. prct- 1 t. lf year old miss from NorWat 1 easily won the women's champioo- slip for the fourth successive time and Karl Shatcr, university stude 1t from Vienna, Austria, took che mems crown with equal ease. The mixed doubles championship went to Mir. and Mrs. Pierre Brunei of Trance.
 Behind the three winners there was no doubt about the positions. From the mass of figures involved in tallying the points for the school figures, which were sEated Monday and Tuesday, and the final free skating competition last night it tC- quired nearly two hours to dc,e- mine partial list of places and q complete standing and point score vas not available at all.
 It was determined. however. that Miss Cecil Eustace- Smith Of Toron- to. Canadian champion in 1923 and 1924. had finished second 10 Miss IIenic with Mss Maribcl Ninson of Boston third. In the mcn's comp tition. Roger r. Turner of Boston. United States champion for ihn past two years. scored Americas Grcatpt triumph. finishing sccord ahead of Dr, George Gautschi o, Switzerland. Mss McIita Brunn"r and Ludwig Nrcde of Austria took second in the mixed pairs while Miss Beatrice LouGhran and Sher- win (. Badger Of New York were third.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-06
GRAHAM BATTLES ];
 :, RACk0 TONIGHT
Utica. BantamWei8ht in Feature
 Bout at Foot Guard Hall

Hartford, Feb. G-Bushy Graham Of Utica, \. Y, claimant Of the worlds bantamwcight championship and aspirant for the title held u} Bat Rattalino, battles Al Racko O Hazel,on. Pa. in the feature bon tt Foot Guard hall tonight, It wtl bc q tcn-rounder.
 Graham. fighting in beth tho>, classes and giving weight when ncc cssary, has been one Of the busies' or tho smaller boys and has mo practically all the hcudlncrs. anon them Chocolate. Canzomcri, LaBat ba, Sugss. Andy Martin and ph Rosenberg,
 He is a utasterly boxer and as . ring general among the best. IT, fighting Eacko here tonight. he t meeting q boy who is essentially q fighter, il good punchcr and aggrcs sivc.
 They met q year ago and Graha!a was winner OH q decision.
 The semi-Gnal finds Ali Schell Q Germany battling Johnny Wake Of Boston. They came together or the Battalino-Koutis card and vas the best scrap Of the nigh, Both are stiff hilters.
 Eddie Reed Of Hartford. who l., piling I'D q string Of wins. meet. Jimmy quinn Of New York in | special siX-roundcr.
 Two four-rouHd bouts will opea the show. which will be the las, here until Battalino and Fernando. fight at the state armory late this month.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-06

Next Wednesday night is the onl> "'le that Paterson can give the To- cal manager. The team will either D" busy at home on Saturdays for Iho balance of the season or will be 'raVeling on the road when it has open Saturday dates. The team could come here late in April after the -Nner1can League season is over but 'hls would be too late for New Brit ain.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-06
Spe a king g of Sports

\, manager Clarence Lanphcr of the Nc" Britain basketball team has ar. ranged an imposing schedule for the remainder of the month. The team Hldfls ott Saturday night by mcctin,. tie flenha'Ssancc Five of Harlem. x. !" claimants to the worlds cbamn. iohShip among colored teams.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-06

me team features Bill McElwain. former Fort Wayne and New Britain ''af, Borscman is ono Of the greatest H'@Nors in the country. He and Me 'IWam pair up at the forwards. borseman has been playing for the past two seasons with Pittsficld in the Eastern Baseball League.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-06
DEFEATS AMHERST SINTET

Amherst Mass, Feb. OUP)- Massachusetts Agricultura 1 college beat Amherst, to 0, in a hockey game here yesterday. Herb Forcs,, Assies left wing, scored both goals
New Britain herald., 1930-02-06

Next Wednesday night. the first NcdncsdaH game of the year will h3 played with New Britain opposing me Paterson, \. J. team Of tho .NHnerlcan League, New Britain had 'aterson scheduled on a Saturda, hIGht q few weeks ago but due 10 change in the American I.o,r,,. S'hcduI@' the New Jersey team vas unable 10 comc here.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-06

Score at half time. New Britain
 2--I"; referee, Ncpon; timer, Brad bury; scorer, Lombcrg.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-06

It would be a good idea for Man aSer Ralph Recano 10 procurc tho ser'lces of Wilton Mercy for the re ihalndcr of the National Guard sea son. Mercy is q very good scorer and ne worked very well with the team while he was on the floor.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-06

Four Of the five basketball regu- lars at Alabama Polytechnic Inati- ute lAuhurn1 arc sophomorcs.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-06

'Goodic' Preisscr refereed his lirs' big game in the National Guard- hrldeeport kac"y contest last night and his work wa first class. |, vas Il difficult assignment for him but he came through in fine style.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-06

Bollcrman is at center. He for mcrly played with the Hackensack High school team. This quintet brok e inc winning streak of the great Pas Salc High school team some years ago. fie later played with Colgate. lie stands feet inches.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-06

In 51 years of football Alabanh, Polytechnic Institute at Auburn ha. won l4G games, lost s and tied l6.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-06

EoNbury who played one game with New Britain against Bristol in BriSto! and Grody who appeared h"re with the Chicago Bruins last s@ason. are tho guards Grody is an outstanding pitcher in the Intcrna- tonal Baseball League
New Britain herald., 1930-02-06

Last night the New Britain team ran wild in the first half and scored many points through the netting Of the east goal. At the same time
New Britain herald., 1930-02-06

II was reversal in the second hah and the Bridgeport team out scored New Britain. It cannot be poSsinI2 that one team could be so auperior in the first half and then completely fall into the position hold by the other team. The basket was to blamcI
New Britain herald., 1930-02-06

Just because Hartford has proved to- be such poor sporting center that it cannot keep even a roller hockey club. 10 say nothing of q baS kctball team or any other kind of q, should kick because New Britain is ahead of il in every way. In sporting circles, New Britain is so far ahead Of the Capital City that one can't even sec Hartford for dust. The Hartford club transfers 10 Mcridcn starting tomorrow night.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-06

br'ugcport players were popping in 'hc direction of the goal but they cou'd not send the ball through the netting.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-06

Kcanc is worried about what will be done to New Britain next fall when another season rolls around. The local club owners believe m Jumping their fences when they come to them. They aren't interested right now in next season. They want q winning team in this city and, as Jack Arutca has said, he'll have q winning combination here if he has to go broke to get one,
New Britain herald., 1930-02-06

With Hartford losing it's team, it looks as if those interested in the roller hockey situation there, are bit pceved because New Britain goes on sercnely. No doubt sport promot- CTS in Hartford arc cnvious of the way New Britain fans support sport projects Here. That's the explanation Of the entire matter.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-06

USE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
New Britain herald., 1930-02-06

Every other manager in the league has the chance to secure the best available players if he wishes 10 go out and invest for them. This is true in any line of sport. Because Jack and Frank Arute have the guts to take q sporting chance in an en- dcaVor to give New Britain a champ ionship team. is that any reason for the president of the league to be- wall the fact
New Britain herald., 1930-02-06

President keane tried to prevent "Eed' Donnelly from coming to this city He wanted to give him to AL bany. He was prevented from doing so because Donnelly had given his word to the local owners that he would play here. Maybe President keanc is pceved because he has found one club that won't obey his orders.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-06

He bcmoans the fact that New Britain has the highest paid club in inc circuit, in fact, in the history Of the American League We begin to wonder just what it is 10 President keanc whether New Britain has a corner on the stars in the hockey league. We say that if the local nlan- aG"rS arc sports enough to go ahead and spend their money to get the strongest possible club together, then it is nobody'S business but theirs.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-06

Just criticism was expressed by members of the Bridgeport Kacey team last night when they complain cd of the condition of the basketball hoop on the west side Of the state armory floor. This has been defective since the beginning Of the season and both inc visitors and the local teams have had great difficulty in making points because of it's slanting position.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-06
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New Britain herald., 1930-02-06

The following Saturday, the New Britain team meets another tartar in the Lithuanians from Maspeth. l., l. On February 22. the Brooklyn Nisitations make return appear anco in this city. On March 1. the Philadelphia Red Caps, sensational coiored quintet, returns here for it's second game with the locals.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-15
COAST GUARD GETS
 LARGE RUM CARGO
Crew Of Six, Armed With Rifles,
 Doesn't Resist

Green Bay. Ms May t5 tFl - The tramp steamer Ansterberg, with 4oo0 cases of Canadian liquor aboard valued al s6oo.ooo, 0as cap tured late yesterday by a crew o' the Plum Island coast guard station as 1t attempted ro run into Green Bay from Laha Michigan.
 The crew of six mon. armed with rifles. offered no resztanac when the coast -asrismoa toardad -h. ship.
 Esptain NJ <. aaa--oe o@ ta. plum Island @la'1on s1-s.et ta1 ship, which had toen pantsL aiacE tate yesterday afternoon. T. "as running at top spee@-
 \ coast guard cutter E7Ns c0a~6 and soon o}ernaa.ad Inc '~amn steamer as 1t WIS attempting ID rH0 -ha straits gnto Green Bay at the in Of the Door county ron.nsuia-
 The Amsgrrnsrz c.esre5 Godcrlch Ont, last Tuda2 des"rauon u0- known. and on Taesda> LaH@ Michigan coast -gsrd station re- eel1ed word taa ship 0as running into Lake Michigan port.
 The captured ship was of @o tons displacenenr arl according to coast guard officials had been renamed the As
 At reported cars4n- 7re77 ol $2o 2 case for Canadlan al. t-r oar10 ot the sh5p waz valued oE r0a F'4m Island station at around &Sla."
 Captain Jackson said -e had not taken names of rha e-an a9- that they uera heG-E he'd za Waah'ng- ton Island.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-15
Sentinel Saves Prince;
 King Embraces Soldier

Belgrade, JugOslaNla, May Is tr -promrt action today of a sentinel outside tho kings summer palace saved the life Of his second son, TOmIslaV
 The sentinel on duty below the rlTsnry window saw tho child play ing on tho balcony. climb 10 the la5T and fall Hc dropped his rife md dashed forward just in time to catch the infant in his arms.
 King Alexander, frantic, de- scendcd rapidly and, embracing the sentinel called the officer Of 'tho guard, instructing him 10 take i'm mediate steps to procure the sol dier's discharge from the army. He then presented him with 30.o0o dnars (about s5o0) and arranged for a lifelong pension.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-15
TUG STILL FAST
 0N ISLAND SHORE
Boat Protected by Lee of Shore 10 Be SalVa8ed

Nrw London. May 15,--(Pl-Tug Security of New York. which went hard aground on Fishers Island yos- torday while proceeding from New York 10 Boston. vas still held fast today, hut. protected from a hard storm by the ian Of tho island. Das in TO further danger.
 She has a drrided list 10 Starboard. There is & big hole in her hottom and sho IS full oa water
 Salvage ouerati0ns have not yct haer started. hut negotiations aro trlng carried on between her owner a01 a saINaso concern.
 Tho task of freeing tha vessel iz expected 10 require several weeks for temporary repairs must he made 5ri water QumDri out before sho rau hr pulled clear.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-15

gent student even to his old age, and was generally recognized as an authority on Rabbinical and post Talmudical literature. Rabbi Siegel was a member of the Union of Or thodoN Rabbis of the United States. His death is regretted by the New Britain Jcwry.
 Special services arc being arrans- ed by both local congregations to be held Sunday, May s, at 7;30 D. m, at the Winter street synagogue. Rabbi J. H. Aronson will say the eulogy and Cantor Samuel Kantor will recite the mourning prayers.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-15
LOCAL JEWS MOURN
 FOR RABBI SIEGEL
Memorial Service Arranged for
 Former Synagogue Head
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Local Jewry heard with deep sor- row the news received from New York city 10 the effect that Rabbi Jacob Joseph Siegel recently died there.
 Rabbi SiegeI served here in the capacity Of a minister in the years between 1912-l92o. coming here from Colchester where he left the pulpit Of inc Beth Israel Synagogue for he call Of tho local Jewish com nunhN. He occupied the pulpits Of the AGudas Achim congregation. then situated on Willow street and Achsinu B'noi Israel congregation on Elm street, respectively, He Served in this capacity for eight wears, and was held in high esteem by tho members Of both congrcga- - lions for his leadership, deep learn inE. an1 excellent character.
 In f9-0 Rabbi Sicgel responded 10 tho call Of tho famous Isaac Elch- onon Theological seminary in New York city and joined the faculty there, seven years later he became i'll and was confined to he'd for q long period and had 10 leave the seminary, His sickness prevented him also from visiting New Britain rhreo years ago when he was invited nN the local JowrN 0 participate and he tho main speaker at the dedica- lion exercises Of the Winter street s1HaGoG1o.
 Rabbi Siosol @as born in Tanoff Ljthuania. in fS55, was graduated from tha theojoeieal seminary in Norno. and camc 10 this country many years ago, He occupied scr- ora1 ruIpits in New York city and ro)chesrer Before ho came to this oIt' H. nas a great scholar. q diH-
New Britain herald., 1930-05-15
SIGNS MEMORIAL CONTRACT

Meriden, May 15.-The city of Meridon yesterday signed a contract
New Britain herald., 1930-05-15
STORM BRINGS END
 OF FOREST FIRES
Northeaster Lashes Sea Keeping Smaller Graft Near HaTb0rS

Boston, May 15 LP-The twin menaccs CT drought and forest fro. wsich for weeks have gripped New England. were swept away today by . drenchlng northeast storm which sat in during the early hours Of the morning
 The rain WAS falling with incrcas- rur severity during tho forenoon and C5oorgn \. Loyclaud chief CT tho local weather nuraau sad it woul1 continue unul late tonight ugrg50S genuine relief Nearly an fnnH hal EaIlen ae noon
 The protractad drought nhjaa comh.aed with mjd-summ~r rnnl- pnrarures of last week. had dn01arr~ reservoirs and reduced tjmharIUI fo tin6cr drynrss. vas ended abnurt- 1y when tho wind swung into the northeast Simultaneously the tenn peraruro which had heon going down all of yesterday dropped to tho foriIcs.
 storm warnings wnre posted from Nantucket to Eastport. >tc. and tboso coupled with low crl1inG oausad tha East Boston airport 10 suspend au 7yIng schedules for the day
 Tho rorthoas.ar la~hed a. time hy wn6S oe almost z4lc forca. droNe un hnaEy scas along inc r6as- and eauseI smaller craft to 1@g thetr rarhors.
 Governor Prank G. t1en an nouncsd his intention o6 issuing 4 proclamation later in t't day rs- opening the woods oF tho stare which har- been closed 10 0~re~- men since last 0eoE h"caasa os 'hs ------------ -r E-----
New Britain herald., 1930-05-15
ROY TAXES OFFICE
 IN HAITI TODAY
IDaugUratA Without Incident
 To Set Election Date

Port An Prince. Hael May t5 Q -EuEar= Roy se.onad for tan1- pora~y president oe Hiatt during fto recent Ho0H-r commlssson survey rere, vas iraugura,ed shortly be- fore ' o'clock this morning without incident.
 Mir. Eov. 1h0 tz 6a vasrs old and iz an Independent M politics suc- ceeds President Lo4]s Eo~no 0no hnIshad an orgbr-yaa~ +a~m today
 Unanimously supported
 Presl1en- Roy 17S selected rE the Hoover eomm 5sIon after ro- csIWrg almost unanfmous sInport from tre ,artols political E~ouns IT Haiti lFa vas formally eiactcd by Inc council of state CT Aprrl q.
 Under inc Hatran system 'ho council Of state which served under President Borno R.I he arssol}eG and President Roy aiu select . council to assist him.
 I0 accordance with tGe plan drawn ng inc Hoovar commission. the new president will deHolop plans for q popuIer election either iatC this summer or in the autumn for 2 regular president
 President Roy IS banker and 1as former president Of tho sorarn- m4nt clearing house. He vas piehed 3v l=adars or the opposition and by President Borno. with hte approval Of the American commission as 3 neutral temporary president.
 Campaign to Open
 IL ts expected that inc regular political campaign will open after the temporary presidents an- rouncamant of the date Of regalar elections. At thts time 9s deputies
New Britain herald., 1930-05-15
A Real
 "BEAUTY FOOD"

Health is always beautiful. It gives color to the cheeks and sprightly vim to the movements of the body. Health comes from the right kind of food. Shredded Wheat with milk IS the Health Food contains all the vitalizing elements of the whole wheat grain in digestible form-iron for the blood, calcium for bones and teeth and proteins for building healthy tissue. Delicious with fruits.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-15
State Police TeIetype
 To Be Ready August 1

Harff0rd, NAY 15 P-Tho new mechanical telegraph system 10 bc installed by the state police depart mont is expected 10 he in opera ton by August 1, according to Commis- sioncr Robert r. Hurley of the state police department
 The now system provides for telo- phone typenriters in the barracks at Canaan. Stafford and DanielsOn con- necHnG with the headquarters bar racks q Hartford.
 Another circuit will connect Hart fcrd with Beacon Falls, Wnstport
New Britain herald., 1930-05-15
Swiftest Way To
 End Eczema
~aFs Ala hama Maj

Trcra -- not an e>l4-a -n t"r world for a person 10 s4Fer nth farr Eczema. Yet hos many pcopla do >o4 SCI a5'h ugly skins ah51n 2noH their nholo aroea~ance.
 Wh8r you nanr to do IS abolish every r~aco os oezoma win pctcr- son $ Ointment. for Hrar7 nation wide fanro4s for sraedlIr ending Ec- ZeUa.
 The first application Of Peterson E -s,0= out rne inflammation brings htossed raItes from that painful itch ing
 Repeated a-o Of th.= powerfully soothing. heaIlnE Ointment assures i marralousI2 smooth. delicate skin.
 Mir, !, W. Turner of Birmingham. Ala, writes. Was troubled for about yrs, with eczema and after I used Pcter~on'5 Ointment for about I or , times. my trouble en- tirely disappeared
 One application ot Peterson 'e Ointment Dlll stop Tho burning and itching of Eczenra an8 one 25c boz will prove lt-all drGEetores.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-15
HoOyer's Brother Attacked
 In College Daily Story

Stanford University, Palo Alto Cal May 15 CUP)-An edition Of the Stanford Daily containing an cdi- torial which attacked Theodore J. Hoover. brother of the president. as 'mjlitaristic' was delivered today.
 X total Of 3,aQo copies Of the paper were sent out in the mails and by carrier boys. Tho publication has a regular circulation Of $500 but 400 c>tra copies were printed because tho student journalists anticipated an extraordinary demand.
 No attempt was made hy the faculty 10 prevent publication Of the editorial which criticizos Hoover, who is dean Of the Stanford Engl- naCrlug school.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-15

and Is senators will be elected. Both houses will hold a joint ses- sion and then elect a regular presi- dent in accordance with the Haitian constitution,
 t also IS expected that various changes will he mad7 in the consti- tuition in order 10 give the people greater share in inc government itself However. because Of illiteracy election of the president will remain as now provided instead Of hy uni 1lrsaI voting methods
New Britain herald., 1930-05-15

with the Gorham Manufacturing company of Providence, R. L, for the erection of a granite and bronze World war memorial. The monument and memorial boulevard which will serve as its setting will cost slightly more than s100.000.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-15
Surrounded by Attackers
kWIcteh ( aptllrtd

shanghai May -p-wha ra- noraI5zt government military head quarters today anno3nced their forces had captured kWtarah. Hon8u province, 0ealy established baso o( operations O. the northern alliance r-uo+e
 Car-1re ot hntateh followed close e rha victory announced hy gov 'rnnent Eorees in Anhwej province darl0G >i& day battle The govern ment sal IL had captured 1n.ao0 prisoners. Casualties vore believed +o have Jar exceeded the 2.Qou mark.
 The fall ot Kvlecan 10 President Chang hai-sheh, nationalist leaders said. had forced th= uorthernrrz 10 aj back CT kals1nG 10 consolidate 'hatr shattered ranks
 When winter courcs 4he little striped ground squirrel ~4rI~ ID mo 2 round hall and goes to sl@sp. He becomes as had AS stone aut whrn placed n a warm room MI thaR out and comc ID uco agalu.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-15

and Ridgefeld, and still another cir cult will link Hartford with West brook and Groton.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-15
2OO MURDERED IN CHINESE BATTLES
SimaA0H Attacked by RodS-
 NYi9teb Captured

H.aaoe. China May t5.-lP- I." haaIred persons today nern re- no~ed killed and $soo.0oo property 9oo-rd hy "rods" attacking stmakon-, s ro7n on the Han river 4a miles from Hanhou.
 The Reds burned tha town. Tha garrison fought bravelT. but Was overwhelmed
 Surrounded by Attackers
 HanchNan- across ine river from ~ioshow. today 0as surrounded by @aao attackers. well equipped with machine guns.
 Tn" Hanchnaa Garrison. sboG. o7o maa. js short of ammunlrjoa. I. uil0 not he able 10 hold out. Mission arros evacuated rhe raEon before ar- rEat If trc invaders.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-11
Lima Basquette Divorced
 By Movie Cameraman

Los Angeles, Sept. II (P) - Lima Basquette, film actress and dancer, whose first husband was the late Sam Warner, of the Warner Broth CTS, motion picture producers, has been divorced by J. P. Everall Mar ley, cameraman. who charged her with jealousy. He said Miss Bas- quette objected so strenuously to his work which brought him into con- tact with many actresses that he finally quit and went on a vaude- vile tour with her. Later they sep arated. he said, and several weeks ago when the actress was recover ing from suicide attempt she told him to get a divorce.
 Testifying at the hearing, Thelma Todd, actress, said last May Miss Basquette threatened to slap Mar ley's face at ball because he nod ded to a woman acquaintance.
New Britain herald., 1930-09-11
AIR TOUR ID BEGIN :: IN DETROIT TO-DAY
Caravan Awaits Starting Signal for 4,5O0 Mile Trip

Detroit, Sept. II P,-A caravan of the air awaited the starters gun teddy to send it on a 4,5oo-mile jaunt through the skies,
 Twenty eight planes, IS of them contestants in the 1880 national air tour were on the starting line at Ford airport, ready to set off for Canada's prairie provinces and back
 The tour. designed to test the re- liability of commercial airplanes un- der full load and over great dis tarce. will bring several thousand dollars to the winner as we'll 2s Q years possession of the Edsel Ford reliability trophy. The trip will consume 16 days, and stops will be ct 32 cities in the United States and Canada.
 Pilots young and old will make the tour The youngest are Eddie Schneider. IS year old junior trans continental record holder and Miss Nancy Hopkins, 21 years old.
 The caravan will fly today tc Kalamazoo. Mich, and then to Chi cago, where an overnight stop will be made. From Chicago the air gath leads into Wisconsin and then into Canada, with the last western stop at Alberta, and re- turn to Denver, Kansas City, Gin cinnati and score of other cities.