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Answers 10 Health Queries

MISS Rec Q.-What should a
girl weigh who In 20 years old and
3 III. 5 ms. tall?
2-What causes my heart TO beat
fast? l have had n doctor examine II
and he says it is ~organically per
feet.
A-For her age end height she
should weigh about $50 pounds.
2-You are probably a y
person. easily upset by emotion. You
should try to build up your general
health and you viii probably clear
up your heart symptoms.
T. L. NJ. Q-what causes pimples
and what is the cure2
2-How can / reduce?
A.-These blemlshes are usually
due to faulty diet and poor ellmina.
ton. Correct the diet and keep the
system clear.
Gut down on sweets and
starches and take some regular ex-
ercise daily.
Mrs. 81. Q.-What can Be done FOR
a bowel condition in a baby2 The
bowels move too freely-vtll he out
grow this condition.
A.-The trouble Is probably due 10
mucus colitis or Inflammation OF n
lower bowel. Proper diet and gen
eral care should bring about a cure.
Have YOU doctor advise a suitable
diet and any further treatment this
particular case requires. The diet -
a most important factor n the treat
ment.
NJ. s. Q.-What can be done FOR
eczema OF the feet? The condition
seems to be spreading.
A.-Watch your diet and keep the
system clear.
Copyright 1880. Newspaper featIrs service lne-
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tney 1eei sort OF lonesome ana
neglected, no matter how pretty
and attractive they really are.
So mother invites men to the
house and gives them the dar-
lingest little dinners-pigeons
baked in little earthen pots with
thyme and all kinds Of pungent
herbs, and one or two little baby
onions, and a faint squeeze of
garlic, and more than a dash Of
paprika, after the Hungarian
fashion.
Or chicken livers smothered
with fresh mushrooms and
served in a ring Of curried rice.
And marvellous salads with not
too much avocado, just enough.
and a few chives, and the crispest
lettuce you ever saw, and French
bread just out of the oven, sort
of sweetish and sort of sourish,
and coffee as an inspiration.
And Mother tells the men that
showed the cook how
20 make all these delicious
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about a thing.
Daughter waits on her hand and foot.
Daughter shampoos Mothers hair and keeps
it nice and shiny.
Daughter watches for bargains in the shops
and brings them home to Mother. When
Mother gives a tea Daughter sees that the little
cakes are fresh and that the thin bread and
butter is really "thin."
And daughters friends come and make Q
little circle Of admiration and flattery around
Mother till it is like being nestled in a COM
Portable nest of soft satin cushions of many
beautiful colors.
But Mother is a human being as well as a
mother and she was happily married herself
once-not so awfully long ago. And even
though she's been a widow quite a while
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Some Odd Facts

Gold sovereigns are still In circula-
ton in South Africa.
Through silver coins rubbing to
rether in the pockets OF their owners
the world loses elghty-flve tons OF
silver annually.
The Oldest note I'm the possession
AZ the Bank or England IL dated
December 18th. 1888. II ~ for five
hundred and fifty-five pounds.
a piece OF lint soaked ~ vinegar
and spread over a bru!ss VIII pre-
vent dlscoloratlon.
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Match-Making Mothers
Winifred Blacks Topic Today

dance steps and I'd buy her
some pretty girlish dresses
and I'd let nature take its
course.
Or I'd send Daughter to busi-
ness college, and let her get a
sob" downtown in an Office
where there are lots of decent
Woodworking young men who've
come from small towns to get q
start In the city.
And I'd keep out Of the land
s~cape-myself.
And let Daughter be some
thing besides Daughter"
Maybe Mother would be sur
prised-eh, what?
Copyright 1880. Newspaper Fsaturs Services. Ina.
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neuritis,' and
in the second,
multiple neu
ritis."
There is a
steady ache. or
there may be
q succession
Of stabbing or
darting pains.
1t may be SO
bad that it is
U n b e a r a bic
and the pain
has to be re-
LEV d b v
drugs.
w e h e !
- - = -
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Go put your crrrA into your
deed,
Nor speak ylnle tongue.
Emerson.
EHry n0t greatness; for thou
mGk'st thereby
ThyseIf the corse. and 90 the
distance greater.
Herbert,
Delay leads impotent and
snail-paced beggary.
Shakespeare.
An ere can threaten like a
loaded and TereIzsd gun. or car
insult Ike kissing or Kicking.
or, IN IT'S altered mood. bV beams
OF Kindness, IL can make ihe
heart dance with JOY.
Emerson.
The third 20 know and under
stand,
A large and liberal discomfort;
These are the goods in lfe's
rich hand,
The things that are more ex-
cellent.
William Watson
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TO California but he recently re-
turned and I seem 10 are for him
very much. He r. going with an
other girl and / hate 70 invite him
to my house or anything OF that
sort.
THE TWO WORRIED SISTERS.
.THE TWO WORRIED SISTERS:
l. If the young mar really
cares. he will no doubt give evidence
OF II. And II Is up 70 him and not
his friends 10 ray whether he cares
for the girl whose company he seems
10 prefer. II would be better 70 find
other interests rather than worry
yourself over someone whose
thoughts appear 10 be directed else
where.
desperation often causes a
change Of heart and feelings. And II
your friend has found other com
pany more desirable since his return,
there is little you a do about II.
except 10 be a good sport and play
the game. l feel sure there are
many who admire you, so why not
forget conditions and get something
worth while out OF all the wonderful
things that NE offers?
nEAR ANNIE LAURIE:
~ When a girl goes ont with a
boy friend and he asks her TO kiss
him. should she do IL?
A friend said IL was all right for
the fellows 10 kiss you goodnight
but I would like 10 know what YOU
think about IL. PEGGY.
DOGGY: I am sure that you know
l. that such conduct Is not correct
DO not listen 10 your friends. bt
guided by what you know to be right
and you will earn the respect OF your
friends. This means more than a
mosnentary affection. as you Will dis
cover In later years.
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The Stars Say
For Saturday, February IS.
N crvFvIFyE KENBIF

PARTICULARLY lively and
n stirring day is forecast from
Al astral activities. New projects
and fresh contracts are imminent.
with the disposition aggressive and
ambitious. But reckless . OF funds
and i~mpetuosity should be Stunned.
Those whose birthday IL is may pre-
pare for q very lively and ambitious
year with new undertakings and
fresh contracts thriving. providing
there be no rash use OF moneys or
reckless adventures A child born
on this day should be clever. ag-
gressive and ambitious. II should be
very successful II II viii be prudent
and thrifty with moneys.
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IN Ihts Instance Mothers System. Seems to Be All
Wrong-Insfea Of Winning Admirers for
Daughter She Wins ZEN for HERSELF

yGNdE Brilliant Woman wishes her nice, good little daughter to get
married.
The daughter is devoted to the Brilliant Woman. She under
stands her as nobody else in the world ever could or ever would.
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there are one or two nice men who seem to fancy her, and Mother
might like to marry herself.
But anyhow she wants Daughter to marry, she can't bear single
women. She saws they can pretend all they like, but she knows
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iALnos were WulIe X
and her eyes shone like dia-
monds. Though she was not a beauty,
no man could resist her. When she
danced. the stars stopped their end
less whispering. and men and women
alike heard the beating OF far-off
drums.
Only q holy mar IN the desert
looked into her proud and scornful
soul and resisted her. Then Theo-
dora underwent such q spiritual
change that she could not look upon
evil with tolerance.
At this time ~Justinian. he who was
later TO become Emperor. met and
married her. And she who had been
cheered in the Hippodrome as Theo-
dora the courtesan was now received
with shouts Of Joy as Theodore. wife
OF Justinian.
And a good Empress she was.
Though she herself turned from the
pleasures OF the world she did much
to relieve those unfortunate women
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To Relieve
NeUritiS
Pains
Self-P oisoning a Chief Cause
of This Nerve Disease, Says
Author ity, Suggesting
Treatment.
BY n. S. COPELAND. vi. ID.

by n. >. NOFELA4NDs vi. u.
u. s. Senator from New York.
Former Commissioner OF Health.
Nel0 York City.
AYEURITIS i a disease in
~ which a single nerve. or
many nerves, or group Of
nerves. may be inflamed. In the
first case It Is called simple
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Helpful Advice to Girls
nEAR N N LAURIE:
BY ANNIE LAURIE

nEAR ANNIE LAURIE:
~ / am in my teens and am IN
love with a fellow three years my
senior. / went with him for six
months and then we parted, be-
cause OF another girl. | tried 10
forget him but found Il impossible
BY his actions l think that he
would like to come back but is
ashamed TO. Now. how can l let
him know that ] want him so
badly? DIMPLES.
nIMPLES: Now that the Winter
~ season with its pleasant festivi-
ties is with US. perhaps you plan
TO invite a few friends 10 your home.
In that case. IL would be quite in
order to send the young man an in
vitation. You would then know his
real frame OF mind, and IL would be
a tactful way to proffer a re
sumption OF your friendship.
nEAR ANNIE LAURIE:
~ We are two sisters in dis
tress. please advise us.
First Sister:
I car for a boy very much but
this boy seems or says he likes my
girl friend. But really he doesn't
seem to like her at all. and all my
friends say they really don't be-
lieve he likes her. i have liked
this boy for several years and al
though he never knew II. I hate TO
give him UP.
Second Sister:
am a girl in my middle teens
and care for a boy very much.
Now, this boy and I have known
each other for many years and he
always seemed 10 care for me. in
fact. he used to give me a gift
every holiday and always told
everyone he liked me. We were
separated for a while as he moved
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LoDe' sReawakenin
The Story of a wife's Triumph Over jealousy.

Robert Sararin, Near Death, Pours Out His Heart in a Tragic
Letter TO Liuian-and Hints About a Painting for Madge.
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nEAR ANNIE LAURIE:

cOpyriEh. 1889. Newspaper Feature ssrrir'. Inc.
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LOUe;s Beautu
Secrets

perfect bodily
4 coordination furnished her
with the necessary strength to
withstand her spiritual revolt.
A truly strong and noble soul
can only reside in a noble and
graceful body. Laiuna de Ser
rsno recommends JUST ten min
utes' exercise a day for health.
strength and beauty.
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Words of the Wise

Go put your crrrA into your
deed,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-14

NHEODORA. the courtesan! Her
limbs were white like alabaster,
and her eyes shone like dia-
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A.-watch your diet and keep the
system clear.
covyrsrht. 1880. Newspaper Fsstlrs Service. Inc.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25

Professional basketball in this city will open on Saturday. December {, according to an announcement made today by Manager Clarence Ian phcr. The HolHoke MohaWEs or Sa- wit Gems of Hartford will provide the opposition in tho initial gamc. Contests each week will be staged III the state armory on Arch street. The interior Of the building has been to- tally renovated and forms an ideal spot for the game iHjs year
 Al SIoman veteran rorHard vHu frams Fl 1his city. and Bill N~EI- vain, former American Professional tca~ur player and star with inc Fort Wa>un Deau. will form the torWal5 wall or inc local team. This GhouId ha cuo Of tho beet comhjuaion~ sncn in thi@ city in some f.rfc. Me rIwa}n. a rasideu cG Ne" Haven aI inc present time. will b. with thr team all season, it is expected
 Ray HoIa,. ore Of the outa'aHdjna performers on local courts and star center with the r. {, r. Cornlu five in the Industrial league. will bo cen fer for the local team, This will not be the first ttmo that HoISt has ap- pearad aa | player on the New Brit ain team and local fans ara well ac- qualuted with his ability.
 The guards will ha "FTanb" Ar burr and Misl.r, newcomer 1hIs @oason M5@]sa haiIs from Waterbury. H. starred in basketball as u manI- har of 1he 2UddlaoarH team and has rlaved samj-rro hall considerably since ha graduated from college. IT," was on teams that opposed N" Britain several times derjn2 thc past few yeas,
 The team ~iu hold i1s first rrac- ice at inc armorr Sunday morning at II o'clock. \ workout a@"tnzg inc rorh50 Sclcw team in tho Indus trial league will constitute thc "raat- TT part Of the practice session
 The New Britain BIuos and 'ho ranthcrs will play preiinanarr "a"es this season These two Junior teams will alternate on saturday nigate.
 Mara-er I.anphrr in response fo a public demand Of pat seasons, Will start rroliuinary games this season at 7:3o o'clock and the aajn con-
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
HAY CHANCE STANDINGS
-.y.t of n Teams ta >a.i3aal Hoc.uy i.oa~"e VII ~ui@. injo Act4n iD Games Iou.2tr.

E4" York. %0n. -5 EE.-S.au4.u- in the :<4uoAaI Hockey la42ua may un3erno radical rov..3a tonight with eight Of la. clr18H.~ len 1g4u:. @#ngjnG into .cIoa
 Although tar@ ls G+.l promise of .l4a. rolaa.#:ou m tue aat.e b.- GEc.u IH..a4oiHa:a and tae uoroa.9 Iaujc Lasta at nhHal49lia this ronnza will araa a r9nsj8.raulr amount ot jatar-a .--au-a Of ta. l.@fs' a@na4,tonal play -o far -a.s
 aasou ~h~y here won rsr.. -ame7 and r.4i two Ia uv- starts. aed hare aLmEad inc opposition Ill e<4rE contest taag.ga rfuz-I Tb.1a- d-lp1.a has only a sse 10 show for ta "Gc"t J# live aaMeS
 Harder fought .Eoa !. H pres poet at Boston @Aer. ,ur C-icago B}acha4@&s and Uoaou Erofaa clash: a %c" Nora. vhsra the -r.utlv improved Americans take on uua#0. .ud .- .tou,real where ths New Ior@ Hangers oppose tu= Ma- raoas Io=ou and Catca@o are Ii. l "ia DHro.1 for r#4H-r-ar hoHor@ l.. rna tuar.r4u division ~t.A u&e go.m-. just one point behind inc H-"g rs while tha AmcHjcaus au4 0ua"a a"o daadloo.-1 for aeeeal p.aca in line Caual.a@ di<5s.ou
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25

Ioscn -- Al Friedman. Boston. oarnotnard Dick DanieIs, Mmne- "pcIis. l1o).
 Bunalo-Jarbie Fields. Los An- a..aa. ontpojuted Sam Bruce. Buf- lago. UHJ.
 Davenport, Ia.-Youn2 Leonard East Moline Ill.,. outpoiut.d Baby SiribliH2, Macon. Ga. Ge1. news paper c0nsousus.
 p@s Mojnos, Ta.-Tommy Grogaa, 0m>ha. Neb., outpointed Billy Wal lac.. rloFeland, Gol newspapor Ccu>cusu&
 rutsour2h - Bnca McTtcruau. IuzHurah, ourolnfei Sergeant Sammy Baker, New York. C1nJ
 Iaami. Fla.-Tommy Cello, San T~nciSco. and Babe Herman, New York. drew C@I
 >. Louis-AI Stulman. St Louis oufpcint@d Jo" Lohuau Toledo,
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25

tests will folio" iW3ardlar.l~ This will allow for mo@ tHra Gor uauc- ing raga .'a.urdas a.~>e
 Tho al".ohem t't, #er. roru,.lr in fae Stanley Ar.a@ Hay" n..n ea- cafel for tA~ #r"onE and slls Hju tu1H.#n com.nr..e. aw8uHu0Ia- lions for sne fns vlo plan 10 a.- t-u1
 I'll" "ruor@ is .atpp"i win a h." floor. u-4- l.aa-.a@ 4s@rasu. HOW pam. on rUo .uuo.or @a better ar- c0nuod4tlons il! @5an4 for Das- EefbaU
 In lHn with t.n Ha.fn@ followed in nasf y.aee. ,-@@.=.r LaanEer sg5u bring aII cr }.- o9,="n1iu@ teams in -@s country t2 t5a city this sea- #2n. In addition .o th.a. tyaUs @re he.u~ G9ruad H H4r.0r3, M#ac9sga- far N-@tera1u %-e. 1.svu and Tl4uGald. l. h ao. a@fareI that either Bristol an. >lar5n0 "Ul hc ln thn HeId tls.- >ear.
 Lo=G.u5...- oi
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
( Oiin. ( 0.
J,ltIp Ribbons
 Aul,.La
SIGNS FOR TWO FIGHTS

,hicago Nov, 25 LPe - Tommy Loughran, former light heavyweight champion of the world, has signed for two fights in the Chicago stadi- un. The Philadelphian yesterday agreed to meet the winner of the Young Stribling -Tuffy Griffiths bout December 7, probably early in Jan uary, and signed UT 10 fight an op- ponent 10 be selected by the stadi- um. later.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
AUSTIN COMETS WIN

The Austin Comets basketball team opened ID the season last night with a victory over the C. M T C. t5E. The score was &1 10 r>
 The comets led 2 10 ' at half tjulp aut Went af full speed in th. sec oud frame Tn" Comets would like to hear from other teams averaging r to f2 years of #4r. Telephone
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
FIGHT k POSTPONED

Waterbury, Noy @5 OP)-Th" return match between Al Gaincr or New Haven and JarN Kelley of Waterbury for tho state li2hthcavy- weight title has been postponed from Drr. 1 10 Dee. due to inability Of Kelley 10 =at into rendition in time.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
BOOTH iS It&CRF[H

NrN Haven. Nov. @5 lC1)-- AlAic Booth is expected 10 he the choic" of Yale football Ietttr men who meet tonight 10 elect il captain for the 19"l gridirou season. IIc;wtor Barrrs ,ha other eligible. has waived his claim 10 the midget quarterback,
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25

He was manager of the New Bri,- ain Independents, one of the leading "emi-pro baseball outfits of that time. Under his direction dia, mond was laid out in Belvidero. where fine homes have since been built, and thousands attended the Sunday afternoon games, the team playing on the road on Saturday, It was his policy 10 bring the best available attractions to New Brit ain, there being no league team ir New Britain, and many d thrilling contest vas staged.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
IIlr.EN A.-sNL, l..ltl-

The Tigers football team has m open date Thanhagiyjng lay and they would like 10 hear from th" folunbians for game 10 decide the junior championship CT tho city. Telephone 505l-E. Any other teams wishing 10 play are asked 10 call.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25

One of the biggest matches in miniature golf of the present season was played off last night at the Cocoanut Grove between the Stanlcy Arena and the Little Meadow teams. Each mad won one match and the final was played on neutral terri tory. The Stanley Arena tsan won and thereby claims the rhampiou- ship of the city,
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
s pc a Xxi Fl g of Sports s

Baseball fans of IS years ago re- call John D. Powers whose deat n in New York Sunday night was re- corded in yesterdays Herald He was employed in the Stanley Works office for q number Of years and la ter conducted grocery business in Branford
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
NEW BRITAIN BASKETBALL
 TEAM TO START DEC. 6

Clarence Lanpher's Quintet to Meet Either Holyoke MohaWks or Savtt Gems of Hartford in Opening Incounter-Slon.an and McEiWain 10 Pair Up in Forward Positjons-Enital Practice Session to Be Held Sunday Morning - Games to Be Played at Arm0rE.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
RESIGNS AS COACH
Four Conference Defeats Gausc~ C. I, (Nia>) Price to Gi,e rp Posi- ton it UniYcrsity.

ton at University.
 Berkeley. Cal Nov @5 I@-.>s n cg5n#& 10 a football season which brought four conf.renc. aasoata, C.. X. (<i3sJ Price has t--.@aad ax coach a1 t]lo University or l%lircr- uia.
 Hie resignation 0hha 4aalicI also 10 his post as basketball coach was accepted last night a. lu. student executive conmete.. .hoa- action is final
 Tho commntec. however. urged the athletic council 0 gctaiu Price az basketball mentor. I5r has been basketball coach fur n<. ycars and head football coarn for fo0r
 The executive commjtt-o also re- inssalea Arthur Arlaf as editor Of the daily Californian s'uaaut rubli- cation, The mtI'@a' rd#or wus rc- mov"5 la"t WeAnesd night ay th~ eo@miu@o Eor his ll5torlaH and iu- plying players Hsr. sa5a413zad at inc University Of >oH.a"g E"IHornfa. ~ho~a 7] 10 a victory oy4r s#dItoruja two "eo7@ ==o :a"r.tH the fur9rs.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25

The Independents had in their lineup the pick of the semi-pro ta.- fnt in the city and trounced the south end Pioneers for the city championship in every series they played It was with the Independ- rn)8 that MerWin Jacobson first at- lracted attention, the late Patsy Burns recommending him to Ne" England league team, where he got his start.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
TOPPTNCTCN FIVE GIVES
 ROGERS TEAM A SETBACK

Pin City Bovlers Take Two Out of Three Games in State League Match Rolled al Local Aeyo-Hard- ware City Crew Rolls Grand Tota. 21alaI Of 1880 Visiting Combination Dlsp,aya lis Best Form of the 5eason-Palacc Quintet Takc3 "iclorT From NaIjingr0rd
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

Ev tne A-aa-.ata3 Press
 Hm1aaeiaIta-H~nHy Eve- r0iia- Gs na@, oHtroIn.ad LtW Mass F. Iula1aluhta, tt"A.
 C#aton. O.-"asjo Eo+'aa}oo'n, world l.2Ht h,aEy"aI4'r la@uulom oaNoour.1 I@.aE p.r.o0E. Canton. E"G. ron-tl-o.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25

Tn" Ne" Britain Bulldogs defeat ed the Chapman street All Star football 1~am I2 10 C at the Bolden street tj4ld Sunday The winners would like a game for Thankssiu- ing morning Telephone Manager PbIt I1sberc at 5447. The team aver. ages i55 pounds.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25

team will hold an important meeting tonight at o'clock in the club rooms. All members of the team are asked to be on hand.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
>en Br.tain, Hoa7T> Ee@ live
Icr~tn@toa IEFf
Daiacv t.lI.- sNo

wh. Palace riy" Gofra."d ta. Wal Hn2rosd West Side team last night at the Main street alleys, t"o oat Of 1hrte games in a Iea@ur match. it Was out Of tn" bcSI attl"s or tbo nn- tire year. Piedmont furnjavd th@ features for tho might uy hitting !-5. m=t I4 pins from first rlac. for three s-rHt@s aut ta9 for single sn1n@. IT, is amon~ IL. leaders in high fhrrn and single @rIH~@
 Brrnau of tho W,s' sid" team
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25

Among the players who wore the spangles of the Independents under Powers and later under Jim LubE's management were Mike Lynch, now an umpire and then New Britain's leading catcher; Jack McCuc, now in Chicago with Russell &: Erwin and then q first baseman: the late Dummy" Nor1auder and the late Al Swanson, infelders; "Ked' Camp bell. an infielder; the late Jack Toyle, an infieldor; the late Buts%" Smith, a pitcher and outteldor; "Gooler" Conln. catcher pitcher Ir- fielder. outtielder and heavy swat ter. who is now q ljcutenant in tAa local fire department; Eddie GocD. outfelder and pitcher; "BilI'' Berry, outfeldcr: Joe" Donovan. outhelt CT, now with Russell X Erwin sales force; Al Freysingcr, pitcher; lEari Champion. pitcher, who is now po- liceman in Branford, and many others.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25

Abe Aronson made his debut as a hig-timc referee at the club last right\and turned in a very neat job No player on either side raised word of complaint against single one of his decisions.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
DlEGEI WINS TOURNEY
? ;=r Professional Gol@yr N5"+ 2@c- &on Open Event @v >.ru:o "G ,ho"tinG ~u3}-Par G@nn-

Portland Ore. Nov -t a.'-t.ao r3.,~oL professional. la1I t., t3rr- @oo open golf eh"mr.o@s#n tc.f@+ hv virtue Of shooting aua-.#r -"E to 6ntaat GsHa Sarazau. Gr tag.r -> hrl tHI. r1ayo@.
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 Tho total purse was .~.5a". ol uhich 1ia1ol won s9"g #-4 ~ar- -#". $5a".
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