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New Britain herald., 1930-02-27
FLYGT WINS NEW HONOR
 IN WESLEYAN STUDIES
Graduate of NrW Britain High >"hr"i tets High Mark. at
 Niidlriuvu.

S'"u HN-I, son of Mr. and Nr- .'"rI f'N-l of MorI. ImL is ron- tnHjn@ his ~lt.crsSnu scholastic work, areordln- to 1nrormation r.- ""rE~I today rou W,-tryan Ini- ErrsitN MjddrHonm whore he i4 a student. Ia tir recent mIdy,r r>- awlna'lou he had 'ho distinction Of making H mark or \ in carn sub- l'ot
 lIo vaz a @.narj honor s-udcn, ai ""dna'iu0 from ta. Now Britafr senior high school and m hrs mnior N.ar at the ,rhooI 0. won tna mgn- '~' srholIs'r. honor ao mIergradu- ate can attain. H.~ Harvard Book rrrH", To win this honor a s'udenr must l"ad his rl~s in suJirs 'nfou@hout hls lur'r N,ars at the Nc" Britain institution he had mainjau.d marE ot <a per cent or over in studies lln waa nnmhcr of tho Annmop Dramatic cluh al the high srhou.
 IIo is a tuutor anI ls onr Of nine in inc cntr. university who ha@ been SO successful In mlJ-lrar ,N- amin1tiou9
New Britain herald., 1930-02-27
PRINCETON IS HANDED
 A AZ TO 23 TROUNCING
har'mnulh Basketball Team Scores Another Upset in Eastern
 Court League Circles.

New York; Feb. @7 LP.-rpsct4
 inr" hcru occurring SO frequently through tb" eastern intercollegiate basketball season that ono more is Io' surprising. Dartmouth turned
 m the latest one, handing Princeton a f2 to 2& trounciug on the Tigo. court last night in the struggle to gee which would remain ill last place.
 The Tigers had been favored 10 win tho contest between two closely nH'chrd teams. Dartmouth by ninuin~ moved into fourth place in inc standing just ahead of Cornell bartmouth now has won three games and lost four while Cornell has had one more defeat. Princeton ,an boast but two victories in seven gamos.
 There was no stopping the Dart mouth forwards last night The" brought their shooting eyes with lhom, began to cut loose at the basket with the opening Wbistlo, anI made l9 field goals before the end. Princeton l"d once at 10-l, but the green had gained a 2@-l& margiu by the end of 'h" first half. Burch wn8 the kingpm of the Dartmouth at- tack with eight field goals. I[ramc" got four from he floor and thrc, foul points, Mccall sank four field goals. The game was clcauIy played. only nine points being scored on fouls and only five personal louis Icing called on each team.
 Dartmouth gets another fest Sat urday nighr playing at homo against the second place Penn five. Penn has lost two of six games. The | game may have a bearing on the . first place standing if Columbia's | first place team fails Friday to break | Yale'3 record Of not having lost q | game at home. Princeton and Cor 1 nell will stage another cellar battle ! at Ithaca in the second Saturday | game. =
New Britain herald., 1930-02-27
Relief from Gas Stomach Pains
 Dizziness

The doctors tell Us that 20 per cent of all sickness Is due to stomach and bowel troubles You can't be well if your digestion is bad, you arc likely 10 get sick unless yourclIsh food and digest It properly.
 Tanlac has a wonderful record as q relief from digestive troubles, even those of years standing.
 Local people, many of whom you know, are highly endorsing Tanlac. For example, Mrs. Ellen White says: For years l suffered from indiges. ton. 1 got no relief from anything until l took TanldC. After my fourth bottle, l feel like a new person and have fine appetite.
 If you suffer from gas, pains in the stomach or bowels, dizziness, nausea, constipation, or torpid liver; if you have no appetite, can't sleep and are nervous and all run down, you need 1anIac. It is good, pure medicine, made of roots, herbs and barkS. Get bottle from your druggist today. Money back if it doesn't help you. Accept no substitute,
New Britain herald., 1930-02-27
IUNNEY PLANS 4
 BUSINESS CAREER
Former Heavyweight Champion
 at Sh2Tkey-SCOtt Battle

AIumi Ila., F,h - tR.-G. n. TInnry, retired mG,c.:r.I m.t<- weight boxing champion or tnr "orl1. plans to "--r w.u" H. said ,o- day, and then go into "-omr hu-i- n'ss.' roulalesriug from a rrrrt operation performed H N.e. York th" man Who loft tnr rrr- and thr championship behind 1> mourHs u2o looked forward with h,rn auri.ip1- ton to seeing thr uoa,yw,i2ht~. who -nyk tho honor l- has discarded. do . ta''," tonight. II" has uo' had uu a boxing glove -lucn hr cuum.I l"- '"""u tHr ropes ai tnc Yankee, Stadium in J1'y Ia-> arr,r n.- fnr,- well hout Wjfh fHo rua=.I Tom lI""'y as his h-t sirun.
 Aft,r a mm has n-u Nno...d down. slI Tunn,y. 'n. most Iu- rortan' thing for utn. ro do is fo 2ot np. Aif'r 8 uu0 iG,~ au operation his most Important consideration "nouiI h- to g,t v,I
 Thrr" WAS DO sign ur 'n. .r,aHN about tn. former ch.urou a- h.. waInrI into tho bonn" of onr of his oIi.~t friends a' Miami G,arn n n-r. h. ,ji1 much of wiutyr rouiItronin- "hm II" was ttn ruling king oC the hraN weight group.
 II" carried u cane 70 boJ4trr -i7, weakened by the sur-uou's Euit. Ia,. th" ~upponmg stick Sa,aa.H 10 "rologJzo for ifs prn~rure. There ""s no somn'anc, of oNt.-s rouud- "2r and in lact Gen. reported ms weight 1o2 pounds. rh. H-urc at which h" boxed at his D.-t.
 With >h" cares aud anuoyunc,e Of 'hr ruampion~hip h,hIul hin, Tuu- hey WAS ib" "o}d Tururl" Of Sn.rn- .a1o" and Strogdsnurg h.for.. h, won 1I" title from Jack Dsup~,y. Th. ea'", bright twinkle Mue in nl~ ,v. "nd "@ n" talked of boxers and box- #-, h" suddenly hrcams serious a- h. r"nr'utut"J on driving Iom, ''." 'NHc' sHaj. of meaning hr "ts''i to emphasize.
 "A really game boxer ur1.r hoars '.. count of t.u." h, said If he can hear. h" Hllt grf up." Nui aguur 'tN" boxer who knows his business. 1ft"" fl" has hnrn l.uochcd down. 1"u"ns down until tho count ot nin" That uin~ seconds belongs to him. not to his opponent It is his and his Hlon" and he has inc right to if 'o clear his hoad. On}y T foolish person. with porh5rs some false
New Britain herald., 1930-02-27
CAPTAIN OF STRANDED
 VESSEL LOSES LICENSE
Master nf Liner NdmraI Benson Held KcNponeiblC for Lack of
 Judgment in Nrrt.k

Portland. Oro. I'oh. g7 UP,-Tho ur'use of Captain Charles c. Gra- ham, master of tIIo coastal liner Admiral Benson, which grounded on l"arork Eupi' near inc mouth of 'he ColHmhia river February h. has been suspended for six months by united States Steamboat Inspectors r. N. Edthorrr and John r.. Wynn. who yesterday accepted from inc captain a plea of guilty to q charge et negligence
 TostjfyinG before rhc board, the captain said the grounding resulted from ''miSmdgmont"
 Th" Admiral Benson has been abandoned by its owners, the pacifc steamship company.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-27
Old Rccluse Sentenced
 To Jail for Shooting

FrIG0NOrL IIoN. - - What may in reality bo life term was rho sentence given Edward Durant, =. crippled Shelton rcclusr, who was sentenced 10 l 1 10 t5 years in states prison by Judg" Allyn N. Brown in crimInal superior court yesterday.
 Last October Duraul went on q rampage that nearly cost his own life and sent Officer Donovan and William GiImour both of Shelton, 10 tho hospital with bullet wounds
 DUraut said he believed he killed Gilmour aI Il shot Donovan because he wanted 10 escape arrest
New Britain herald., 1930-02-27
I'NItO\N' nENMNIIC pI.A\N

Th" Falcon Dramatic club is m1L ing preparations To stage four mor plays before inc season ends.
 Two dramas, a comedy and a hts tory Of the Polish people aud incl dents In this city which is bojA prepared by Julian TWarowshi, I'aI con comedian, arc planned. Th, club has about 50 members an, holds rchcarsals every Tuesday and Friday at the Falcon hall on Bcave' street.
 The Falcon Ladies' auxiliary will hold q dance Saturday night at $ o'clock at inc Falcon hall.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-27
JOHNSON RELATES
 STORY OF MASONRY
Past Grand Master Of NaSSa- chuSetts Grand Lodge Speaks

Masonry was defined last uigrt .. inc legitimate sllcccssov to the ain. ciont male secret soci,ty. made ut Of selected individuals. bv whiri people were governed m the bar narlc ages when all were uomads This was one Of tpr main points brought out by Melvin N. Johnson Of Boston, q leading Ma~sucnusct2 lawyer and d past grand master oi the Masonic Grand lodge of that state. To this he added u dcclara- ton that if vas founded upon a ] dogma, namely that thcra is on, God.
 lle maj. this declaration in a talk upon "Frocmasoury- Ortaiu and History before d larua 4atr- rriug of local Nasous at lnr Na- sonic temple under Dhn auspices ot Centennial loiar, \. F.. X A. M. and composed of mpmuyrs of tn. three local lodges oud some from adjoining towns
 Mr. Johnson spoke for upwards O, au hour.
 II" stated that Maaon.. records go back only as far as I5I1 when tn" first grand lodge of Enalaud was formed. saying that pr-yfou. to hat all Was legendary with Iho probability that JlI had U.ru huu4- d down by word Of month from father 10 son, by means oG u srI,c- tive proceeding.
 He paid special attention jo tn. symbolism of the order and related its probable origin Iln said that back of all religions Wus d mouo- iu'jsm and jt Was upon this that the order Was started anI founded.
 Masonry Iu Dhls country had it's start in l7"G wh.u fin" provincial lodge Of New England WAS form.d. There were records of two earlier lodges in this country, ho~.%,r.
 The speaker told Of tbr hous. Of God erected hy the uomadic tribes in which the first secret male 4o- rl"ty met aud Of some of inc rites 10 which the young men Nrro .-,b- J"ct"i hulore they w.rr admitted. These assrnIblaErs. he said. RIwuaI- iy made all tho laws governing the tribes. He told ho" the ritual how in usr came 10 ho mode up and who did fl, and explained thr sy1u- boIism in it, The huiIlIng or the tower Of Babrl might have been yr- lrctcd for this purpose as we'll us that which Was tal.M h. declared.
 Mr. Johuson referred to th" four great revIvaIs of Masonry as oc- curing when the cohrsi1. Corrr or civilization vas breaking ID. saving it was his belief that this vus 'ho means taken by Almighty God to preserve civilization. He Insraurrd the present unsettled condition of civilization growing out or the rr- cent great war us one of these times.
 H." said that Herbert Spencer, the great philosopher, stated once that a school of philosophy founded upom H dogma upon which alI might agree was one that woutI last and in the dogma of mouoth"ism upon which Froomasonry is based he SAW such q dogma and for"told q glorj- ous future for the craft.
 Refreshments were served at tho conclusion Of the meeting.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-27

"rIdn comos bounding to his fc.t be rorn h" has had his nine seconds rest. Probably lac will be knocked down again, ana then hr may uot be able To s,t up."
 The former champion talked rroc- .y and awhorifarvcly Of his only knock down in tn" seventh round of h.. second fight with D.mrsry. II had often thought. of rourso. that 1 might b. knocked down sometime. nd I hal considered ways to offset .rS momgul when and f. it cahr. ! StaII} '"rr "rr '"o roursre to unr~y.. Get up. -ran and 20 down again for anoturr rouni ut.r the blow 10 IH- Ho5y which l- eIr. to ooH... tuI a-.,n II nr,,--gr,. inc other r@ to talk. advantage Of a likely "aru.' ~~nns- in your oppourut and try ID g~ m a trlljn@ punch at one" could do neither D.mp- s"y .or' luis rnIu a-aIa~t his rha~f and ! rou.3 uot hope ro land a blow tHar". lu -o -,roHd~ never struck Hur rH tH. rH.n. So | ndoptra d third sojnrom olrrIrH and co' in '"o terrific run-h.s. ou, of them Nh" ."rd.st handed tH .ithrr fight with nrmr~.y."
 'Wh"' n,r" 1oH taau-n'e when }o. found }oarsnIr on fhr roor"'
 lilo" pj.@~au, .uI Hotr ronJort- .al. i' @oe th,r.. and 'll- ruim you "nh ore I.e '"ua.l ar mG,r my
 "ho ,orm.n champion turned 10 'HI1 |" @au- H2Utrr-. "Tno of ,H. -Hm'.-' ru .srr Nu.H stand out m my m.mot>.' n. s"5d "rauIuy N"jl'n "nd ioarrv Grey }ou could n' IHotr "2au md a2ain and know ..". 'H.N would N..p couUog naoh
New Britain herald., 1930-02-27
Election Clashes Cause
 Concern in MOntcVidcO

MontcvIdoo, Uruguay, Feb. - CP
 Ajvlccs received here from the { Brazilian frontier tell of consider able political agitation and friction in the state of Rio Grandc Do Sul growing out Of the campaign for election Of Il Brazilian president March 1.
 \ clash occurred near Bage be- tween followers of the candidates Julio Prostes-actual president Of the state of Rio Grande Do Sul-and GetuIio Vargas. Nine of the com batants were seriously wounded.
 Tn Santa Ana federal troops ar rested four scrgeants in Prestcs' forces, and in santa Maria nine per- sons were accused Of open rcvolu- tIonarY propaganda.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-27

trying 10 land blow for blow with you until they could land no more. And there are many others. Of course there never has been uues- ton Of Donpsey's gameness. Johnny lIsho is another and Tommy Laugh ran, for Loughran is not blessed with the equipment of some boxers. He never knocks an opponent down and 1 good punch is the best defense one can have, for then he is assured Of Respect hrforv h" starts"
 Tnm"y has never seen Phil Scott. tHa British challenger and could of for no forecast Of tonights bout. 'I'rOn tho information l have of his ~.yI" l "ouId say that he will be knocked out" was his guess.
 Tmnoy came 10 Miami from .s"ppa Tsla. n spot off Florda's west coast he has found ideal for his ,ou'aloscoure.
 "I io not sgc how 1, can he i'm proved upou for unadulteratcd r.st' nr remarked. There are no d'umer ro9rs and no telephones in Isappa.'
 Whom he has watched the heavy ".t@N' matches tonight, with Mrs T"n""y and a group Of friends. h, will n.a from tho dinner coats and telephones Jack to Jscppa and when 3'" i- Jutr. "'u again ho will return to \"" York and business.
 I'H' n"n1'rs Of small grour 'hn heard him talk Of boxers arG tH"rr ways know that he will always -,- thrJt from the outside looking m. although he never was happy or 'hn inside looking ont.
 Gr.ll ErLtnilL.s nnnnal Llnlnr hiLL
New Britain herald., 1930-02-27
], [. DEEBE PLAYS
 RECTAL ON ORGAN
Introduces Novelty by Brahms CbqgGlC PTo.Ui2g Seldom Heard

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New Britain herald., 1930-02-27
Baby of } Married to
 Boy of :. ReDOrtS Say

London, Ech, = tP.-Tnc DuIy AIau In a. dispatch from Calcutta today suid that a. bride aged thrl" }rHrS and u groom of seven had h""u married at tHln4ma, nearby. 10 cSeHr" inpuudlu- operation Of ..r "#'j-rhilJ lnarr.a-o "cf. Tn" Ho,L"r carried h"r hoE girl to '"" ceremony. Thr dispatch sajI ia' rHs" 'o esado tu. #ut rontjm- H'.J um"UH"I, most o1 lLp couples being .-'8 aytH..u nm, and I- }.-r-.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-27
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I;'r..'a with thr mawsN O. tur "Gott.rdaumu"rmg." ll. "Si,-lriyd Id}I "1s ly lar j'.. best u1mb,r ot 'h. '<rollyuJ proaram. lis I.naln d" u"' d1mwn tre "wau+.ul of 'h. "'i'"nor winch s.u-.j that upr, "a7 ~oo"thm1 "f U0,ArcDtrd uuslcaI "orjH X s>mrhouin orchestral ,f- .'"t "as marhod and tnr artist dts- played nlms.t as nu ardent lo,,r "I+ ".'h' m'"rr'''or ol HIcuar4 Nogur.
 bI""~Du- N,4r,r.in.l chime rrf,r.s N"r" lO" dl~''m-ujsHu@ Iaarl.s ot "Iu Modo j"Li2loso,' by tjlu@ouuow Tu, 'rjn")' from \la'punir-s First Symphony Was tho rounlWm- s.ilg- tOn.-L.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-27
Los Angeles Police Use Tear Gas
 10 Disperse 5000 Radical Rioters
 Who Attempted to Seize City Hall
LANPORT BLANES
 COTTON INDUSTRY
Poor Cooperation, Unfair Soulh-
 o1D Competition Criticized

nnoWrs'. x. C, Feb. - DPl- SamuI Iamport, Of the Lamport company, Now York, cotton export crs a visitor here, issued u statc- mon, today in v' irh he blamed what was described as "jumman and un'0r" wage rates in certain sections for gricyous ills of jh, tex 'Ii" industry.
 DN,r-production and usor4anizcd marketing method, uorr described 1s the "bosrttmg sjus' of Inc iudus- try, Alr. Lamport a-,rrt.d that tn. former "had it's roots Im an unfair situation that maintains in dturrou, parts Of th" south. where there is .l great disparity Of way" sculrs h-- tween the different Hntrs of th@ south.' llo predicted crisis in the situation
 One of Largest Exporters
 The Imnport interests arc among the largest exporters of cotton in tho couuiry. Mr. Lumport, here last year al a convention Of southern cotton mill men. declared that great ly disturbed conditions would pre- vail in the textile industry until more cooperation on the part Of m1l owners "as accomplished.
 In His statement today he said:
 "Whi1o ann naturally optjmistr. | could not but forrs"e at that tim. tho gloomy prospect that faced tho industry regret that, in my opiu. ion, tn" panorama now is even nor. dismal"
 Discussing oyor-productiou and "ag" scales in different parts o| tho south, Mr. LauJport asserted that in certain sections cotton mill owners mot only exploit their help during the daylight hours but with uumit!- gated arrogance run their mills dar and night 10 the discomilurc Of tn. mills tnrh'r north who pay high CT wages and give human consider atlon to their workers"
 Distribution nisorganilcd
 The other great out standing crlm" Of the textile industry" Mr. Iampor' said, lis solely disorgaufz- od .distrihutIou. contras,cd 10 Locn- IE aud scientifically organized buy ing, the result ia that textile pro- duets go 10 the auction block 10 th. loves, hidIcr."
 In conclusion, Mr. Lamport said,
 When We relieve this unfair wage rate through the south and completely eliminate the night run- ming, and more thoroughly and srf- cntlitcaIly organize systems Of dis irihutioD, then We can expect the clouds will break up."
 He forcsaW within the next r months "an attempt earnestly and cn"rgoticalIy launched, to reset thc equilibrium that should maintain iu all sections Of the south as 10 wage
New Britain herald., 1930-02-27

Great Hrirain's annual liquor hi} totals more than $f.ffo,oo0.o0o.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-27
GRAIN SITUATION
 Il AIMED GRAVE
Relief Board Continues to With- hold Relief From Independents

H.-0ru-to". r,u -7 Gn- Eu- coHra-"d ly a ~lg-nt Improvement in wheat pric,~ Washington uryrrthu- I"es kept an au<'ous ryr upon the chicago hoard of trade for develop. h"nts in a situation that is termed serious. but uo' lusurmouutahIc.
 Tn, federal farm board. in ,aa rar@ ol sharn protests from ind,- pendent graH dealers. stood soIidlv upoH is policy ot asssrauco for inc rooprra'iF"s only and. ii is uul.r- sHood. have n.~rouj,d with a re- mI0drr that fhn iulop.ud.utS still uHv" am ongo~mtv 10 ally tn.m- ~,lv'~ &ifh rh" uuon"rauye or-aniza- lions.
 The @..na'r ..- "n'u- ro- -pouso from %,rrtarv Hyde to its rr~olutiou a~.rn- .or au opinion a4 'o whether tnr @:Hu ard cotton ..<- ch#u2os yhouH b.. r.oaG trunorrm- N. and ~ayiu- " aa- alleged that 1rirrs mo u.ta- d-pruz~.d Iy "uarmful 4u,ruwaon
 Price strengthens
 \ Sll@'t 4frnnGrh.aju@ az th, Hrf.. of H hoar Has attr.Ia..t 'u t.r. action ol )h. grain stauH1Htlou .orpora- ton in purcnasu- @o.r. @.Dop.oor uHsh.lS in the open nar..-. mostly M N@,. features, and rnr uercaae. a" .rp ear loa1s o1 sro' uIaa by the Farmers National Grau ,ornora- rou.
 If ~as the latter .nu~ef.un ir particular that hroU-u on protests from th" independents. \ fm.GrrnI prrr". some tru or fn,lsr v.uts auo}" inc current market mto.. wa, n"id for grain bought arom farm o"op"raiiv's. Market prices -u>-ru ~uuDar transactions arh #d.- p,uJ,n~.
 Many 'rj"&rams reached th. nu.rI pro'~~ftor against this prrf"r.u.u. huf tu" hoard lei il be known that # contemplated no change in poI5ry nd # ie understood that word w.H back to 'hc pro'rStrrs that th, WAY WAS @rlll open for independents to become atli,l with coopcratiyrs.
 Secretary IIyd' went over the sI'aa.iou Ia'" yesterday win pr,sr- d'nt Iioo}rr and lutor termed tn- general situation "soriou4" but ono that could he "cn'h"rcd. II Was from mm that conformation came 10 tho a'ahIizatjon rorporation'a activities on in" rutur market.
 Senator ConHtly, democrat Texas ]7'" H"siorIay urged Chairman Loggc of the board 10 adopt q policy for
New Britain herald., 1930-02-27
bHstanders TrampIcd On, Scores Injured and 27 Arrested - Soviet Agi- tator Urges Crowd to Charge Officers and Beat Them Down.

Los Angeles. Feb. g7 iP.-A ,lot n which 5000 alleged communist *>npa'hizers, milling and shouting. attempted 10 storm tho Los Angeles ny hall but wore turned back hv .'p policemen lIbrrally using tear -a7 bornbs and night sticks. had ue '''"rm1th today in the detention of ;' asserted radical leaders.
 The police also organized ro rrr- .'H' any possible recurrence Of fn,
 r"1hIr, which started iu 1ho city "''z1 at $ D. Iu. yesterday and rn4- ." o1'N after th" crowd had b.,u ru~hoH back il second tin,. by in, officers.
 BN>tHudcr~ TrampIcd
 FnndDmouIum broke Ioos, llnrn police, plain clothes men and rc- ~or'os al first attempted in orderly fashion 10 disporso rhn crowd gath 'r'd to stage a demonstration which 'aS to rulmiuate with a march up- m city hall. Screaming. scratching "onen and shouting men tramplod 'ts'and"rs uuderfoot and shoulder -d officers aside in q wild scramble rom the plaza into inc streets.
 Carl Shjar. a district organizer for .N' romDuuiHs, hoistrd upon tnr FhouiJ"rs of two mru. started 10 ;d- d'"*S th" crowd. Attempts of police fo take him from his post wore luct "''H resistance. puirrr. wore srjr- rounded and struck down. 1nnamma- tory racard= appeared over -hc mob: communist papers were thrown hroadcost. Prom oW Of inc crowd 'ann- q Sbout:
 '|omradcs charge thc police and beat them down."
 Armed with tear 2as borlne rnn noitn" finally sucrcoIcd in turning 'h" first rush. only 10 he met by il 'r'sH ousIHu@ht from milling .roup M @prIuS street, beginning another mo|"'n"ut toward the city hall. Tear bombs stopped them short. Tho po- '"" front stood firm. and inc unri4- ing mI",ed rapidly as leaders of tho r'o."rs wore loHdod into patrol N"-ohS and amhulHnroS. Several TO F'rod emergency treatment before 'h'F could he booked at police hcad- ouartors.
 Businesses Forced tu Close
 MHc' Of iho riotug took rIIc,. ""'d clouds Of white tear gas and hundreds Of passcrshy were ,nvrI- "h'd m i'a melee. Business houses In 'hc arcH hurrjcdly closed their doors a+ Inc gas spread.
 \ aror" of police officers were I'I"d@d ny the fumes from their ""D bombs. D. Af Jones. "ujIion- ".a patrolmm.' was accid,ntamy .'Hcq by club in the hands Of q t.I'ow officer Jones. who recently fJotnod the police force after inher- HinE a fortune, was knocked mcou- slous. He Was given emergency treatment and will recover.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-27

FOR BEST RESULTS l NI HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
New Britain herald., 1930-02-27

! handling the 1'&o cotton crop. ~jmi- la.. 10 that applied 10 wheat.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-27

Refreshments were served at tho conclusion Of the meeting.