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New Britain herald., 1930-12-08
NOTRE DAME TEAM ON THE WAY HOME
RocSDe's Raiders Being Ac-
 claimed On All Sides for Victory

Los Angeles. D,r, < fP, Knugc Eocbnc's Eajdcrs rom No'ra Daulc having swcpt southern California aside were cn rouj' hom, today vIth two umdofcaj"d seasons. l9 straight victories and - 10 q triumph over the TroJarS, 10 their credit.
 In addition th. Irjsb tad per- mancnt possession O. tho II.4man trophy. &lgniryjug that three times "lthin I decade Notrc Damc had produced the national football champions
 Ncaa~hUo. Southern California and tho far west were recovering from tho stunning blow tine Irish doIiycrod SaturIay. and experts. coaches and the 9o.ooo fans who saH Troy fall r,od in congratulatimg the ,ic:ors.
 Frank Caridco the quarterback {: Faul "Buc&l' O'Conuor the full back; Narchmout Schwartz, half- back, and Bert M'tzgcr the atom who grew 10 q giant in the eyes or the crowd during sixty minutes Of play al guard, were hailed far and wide.
 Carid"o's gcncraiehip vas 2 big factor in the humbling Of the Tru- jans. and 10 him went the honor or scoring the first touchdown, he took I pass from Schwartz and half walked eight yards to pay dirt.
 O'Connor Was the individual star Three days before he had been a substitute haIfback. although Rockne explained he spent six weeks berth. Saturday he was an amazing fullback. From his own 20-yard { line in the first quarter he carried the ball. received from Marty Brill 1 halfback. on d reverse so yards for the second touchdown. pausing st the halfway mark 10 outdodgc Ernie Pinckert. the Trojans' star halfba ok In the third quarter he scored again after receiving pass,
 Nicho olas Lukats. a substitute back. Whirled over 2% wards of Tro. jan streWn turf for the final score
 Schwartz contributed 5H Yards to- ward the third touchdown with q lcrg zig -zagging run.
 Southern California never serious. Iv threatened the Notre Damc goal As many as four times the Trojans dug sh,llowly into I.'sh soil but the advance was halted abruptly II each case.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-08
ARMY AND NAVY
 PLAY SATURDAY
Service Teams to Resume War
 fare After Four Years

N-s, York. u~c. x Lp The most amous or footballs spcc,arIes. 'h" Aruy-Na<y game. resumed for charity after four year break, ho- tween the two service institutions. romcc this week o give final touch Of ,oIor 10 tho waning football sea son.
 This game will bc played Satur- day at tho Yankee stadium. New York for tho benefit Of the Salvation Arruy's unemployed relief fund. is one O. three games or the national -nhrdule this week and hy far the most imrortant. The others ar" q meeting between Tulsa and Okla ho-ta \. X N. at Tulsa and q clash bfvoru the Utah Agg.es and 1hc University Of IIaN#ii at HonoWIu.
 Naty's triumph over Pennsylvania Saturday has increased interest in the game The Midshipmon show rI uusu prrtcd strength as they gave tho 4uakcrs a 2F 10 n beating.
 \ victory olor Penn, however. still is not enough 10 place Navy on q par F>ith Army in pre- game cal"u- lati0us. Although tho Middes showed plenty Of power and neu reserve force, they hara had only a mediocre srason and beat team which had had little more sGccrss while Army still cau boast of hay nv been beaten only hy Notre Damc and tied by Yah..
 rol@atc still holds inc top most position among the big col lr@cs hrouEh Saturdays 7-G victory over Hen York university in the frs Of New York's three big brnctit games, But if was only Len Maca- msos successful try for point and Johnny Orsi's dash that blocked Jim Tanguays placement in the closing minutes of the game that gave the Maroon it's victory.
 Western Maryland alone holds the lead in the eastern standing as the only undefeated team. The Turrors defeated Maryland to c Saturday tor their ninth victory of the season. They have been tied once but have not lost q game since 1928.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-08
|M|DDLETOWN FIVE
 FACES BOYS CLUB
Locals Seek Sixth Straight Against Strong "Y" Team
NidllctOWn "N'

Boys Club NiddlctOwn "N'' . I'OuNu0 " Nll'ph
 Right Forward
 GCrony' ...... e. ....... Johnson
 Left Forward
 Kcrelcjza ........... Frcderickson
 Center
 Ramctta ................ Plancta
 Right Guard
 winters ,.....,........ GustaiSon
 Left Guard
 Substitutes-Boys' club: PaluCh. { CompaGnone Iujko. Middletown. Umba, Anderson.
 One of the best attractions of the current basketball season will be offered at the Boys club this cve- ming when the club team tackles the strong MiddletoWn Y. M. C. A. quin- and -homc series between the teams. The club. underdog in the first game because of MiddlctoWn victories in past years. lrst showed it's real strength this season by surprising the "I" quintet and defeating II on its own floor Thanksgiving night. The victory was a one sided one, too. and Middlctown will be up her. tonight. clamoriug for the locals scalp as means ot assuaging it's outraged feelings
 When the teams met in Middle l i s services oI it. star dCbatcr- pla yer. Wilcox. but this man. who has been the main reason for numerous New i Sri, ain defeats in the past, will be i with the Asylum City outfit tonight i and the locals will be facing the full power of the visitors Johnson, the 1 ether MiddlctoWn forward, is an other accurate shot. while the tall l f'redcrickson at center and the beety Planeta, GustafSon. and An derson, guards, complete tea'h which is very dangerous. With five straight wins under it's l belt. however. the club is determined to keep it's string intact and to pro 'e It's team this year is better than . Middletown'5 regardless of whether or not Wilcox is in the lineup, Fer ony, local star, will be in for hard light. IS he scored 24 points in NiddlctoWn and will be under the strictcst surveillance tonight. The visitors. however. may make the mistake of watching this lad toJ rio-vly. in which ease they are liho- ly 10 find the other New Britain lurn. also bIg scorers. running wild. Coacn Ray Anderson plans 10 star his usual lineup but. because of the caliber Of the opponents. IS likely 10 call. more than is his custom. upon nis reserve material
 The preliminary vill bc between tho teams Of Boy scout Troops . and X. Dancing vill tollo" lh. games,
New Britain herald., 1930-12-08
League Star,linc

Another thrilling battle is ex- pectcd tomorrow night in the 1ndus- trial Basketball league play at tho H,usswins will clash for the first time this season. These two quint"ts arc rivals among league of rivals and both are prepared for hard fight when they face each other to- morrow night.
 The Gascos showed their true worth last week when they dcfeat- cd tho championship orbin Scr'v team. The qVntct in tl-"t battle dis played real champions.1 form thu n took the strong Screw shop quintet into camp in mastcrly fashion.
 After a desultory start, the Russ win quintet found itself last Friday night and came through in an over time period to defeat the Stani'y Works team. The KussWins displav- ed a little Of the form which the team actually possesses and. h- though the Stanley Works crew put up a great battle, the Russwins cane out on top. This game will be the last on three game program.
 Corbin Screw will make anothrr appearance in the second gare against the Landers team. The champions are top-heavy favorit,s s in the pre- game dope but l.anders is not a whit daunted by the on- coming contest. This game is the second one on the program.
 The opening game of the night will bring together the Corbin Cahi- net and Fafnir teams. This shapes up as d sweet battle, a forcrunner Of what is to follow.
 The first contest will take place at 7:3u o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-08
LEADING SCORERS

Nov York. Doc. X P--Tho rough ruicrs Of Notrc Dame head the na- tons little band Of undcfcatod &np united football teams With tn, season practically over, only min cievcns have been able 10 tou' through the campaign without en countcring either defeat or te.
 Among these teams, Utah mad the hest offensive record with $40 points scored. Alabama permitted only 13 opposition points 10 lead de- .cnsivciy.
 The undefeated and united list fol
New Britain herald., 1930-12-08
NATIONAL GUARDS SHOW
 MASTERY OVER HOLYOKE
New Britain Basketball Team Starts Season With 31 to 19 Victory Over Mohawks - Visitors Are at No Time in the Running-Score at Half Time Is 23 to s in Favor of LOcals-McElwain and SlOman Give Amazing Exhibition of FIoOrwOrk-Details.

Meeting oth ntth opposition be- ,aIse of the brilliant form it dls- played. the National Guards basket hall team Of this city opened its season Saturday night with a sizzling 57 10 1s victory over the Holyose MohaNhs. At no time did the visit ing quintet appear dangerous and New Britain led al all times by d wide margin.
 McElwajn, former American hague star, and Al Sloman local vet ecsn forward. wore absolutely 100 fast for the opposing guards Roth got seven points i'm 'hc trst half while Kay Hoist chmed in with six, Arburr with two and Ntsho with ono 10 give New Britain lead of ?" 10 S at the rest period.
 McEIWaIu Nas absolute master of the situation He stood ou. huad and shoulders over the opposing players and gave an urcauuy cNnimtion of passing. floor work and shooting. Teamed with Slomau. inc pair forIu- cd the fastest forward continuation seen in thls city u somn tnmr Despite the fact that rt was tn. first start Of the year for the locals. they displayed mlI-scaSou form at times while at others. inc pase0ork was ragged and the players appeared not 10 have got The feel of the game y"t.
 Hoiyokc sent down an ordinarily good team hut 'he quintet was at q great dis4d}autage against Ian phcrs crew. The visitors couldn't get through New Britain's defrus~ often enough to make any great i'm precision. The team passed well out near the center of the floor but # couldn't get to within fairly easy shooting distance because New Brit ain tied tho players up.
 New Britains start was Hnpre~- sJye, The quintet has all the maNn2s Of being a really good court com bination. In the games 10 come. the team will have plenty Of stuff 70 show tho opposition and, although the status Of teams about tbv sta'o IS stul uncertain, N,w Britain ap- pears 10 have ano'hrr cAanpion- ship quNt,t.
 Somau and Mc.l0ajn starred for \.W Britain in all d,parm.uts of -le gam. Kay Hoisr went or a scoring spr,e ,or thu ni-n' and col- ls.-ri eight points for his work 'llaur' Nr'Hrr na- heIljau' rhrou2hol' inc rou''zr. Nt->, play rl fairly VII aud r.s prou sc o' a,tng a blg co- in lh, #eune u the sam,s 10 cou..
 .- 7Eraeber and Torro d..l inc h.st wor, Tor the visitors. Th. sgorg.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-08
UNDEFEATED TEAMS

By inc Associated Press
 Although he scored only one point against New York university on Sat urday, Len Macaluso Colgate fulI- back. easily won the national indI- yidual football scoring championship with q. total of 14j points.
 Macaluso scored 19 touchdoW n>. -S points after touchdown and one field goal in ten games. Mohlcr, Of Southern California was runnerup with los points.
 The leader in each Of the nations uine major groups or conferences:
 g td, pat. ttl, East
 Nacaluso, Colgate fb 10 19 @S l45 Pacific
 Mohlor, Co. Cal, qb 10 lH c lUS Rocky Mountain Christensen, Utah, hb 10 . 7S Southern Spicer, Ken, hb .C II i5 Missouri Nankoten, Drake, hb 2 19 l 3 O'Neil Detroit, hb 10 II . 6s SouthWcst-- Leland, T. Christ, qb I2 to 0 6p Big I h. Russell N'thwtn hh 6 S I..4s Big SiA--
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New Britain herald., 1930-12-08
AER|ALS G0 AHEAD WITH SECOND WIN
Take Lead in Boys Club Senior
 Court League
senior Basketball League

WoJack led the Acrials 10 a 23-1 win over tho Marks and into first p!Ice in the senior basketball league at the Boys club Saturday as his tam turned in its second victory in ,No weeks while the Racketeers winners a week before. were being edged out by the Austins 2o-1S. The Aerials had a big margin over their opponents, Wojack running up fNe baskets and foul for as many points as the whole losing team and lta>utis getting four field goals. Paluch, with three floor goals shonc for the losers. The summary;
New Britain herald., 1930-12-08
FIGHTS FIH CHARITY

Chicago. pcc. LP Nisso Eamm. Swedish heavyweight meets Johnny Irrcltan, Brt T an eight round bout toui-lt n rat,r funds for Gov I.mcr'or rnclorln,.c1 relief fund '.dgar 'ojm"@ "nrY cgian lighr ''"a>y'.' ;.si.t NilI cn"aGc Charlie ,'thrr@ Of Boston. in |, .other eight .roundcr.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-08
TIGERS BEAT EAGLES
Boston Hockey ScAtct Pins Defeat On New Haven Eagles in Dull Hockey Contest.

New Haven. Conn. Dec. S U'P)- The Roston Tigers defeated the New Haven Eagles . to l last night in a dull Canadian American League hockey game.
 The Eagles never were threat 10 the superior Boston team.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-08
Acria
. ,iaIks

T10 AN-tiN- EU0N0toor Oncountor was hard fought one, with the outcome in dOubt until tho cry end
 Boehrcrt and Malone starred for the timers making 15 points between n.ni while Marine and Adams got thres baskets apiece, 10 stand out for the KaCkrt"nrs The summary:
New Britain herald., 1930-12-08
RIC'll.ST EACE O SEASON

Chica go, Dec. The Airing ton classic. a gall n Ht mile '"d q quarter. will h" thc chest three year ol race of tho t9"1 turf sea so" ac a rrerlt of decision req h cd tod tn increase tn" a6d"' ~ value to O,000, 2 boost O $10,000.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-08
BLUE TEAM BEATS
 BRISTOL ELEVEN
Local Grid Combination Ends
 Season With Brilliant Win

In the last game Of the season for the New. Britain Blues football tam in Bristol ycstcrday the local ..ovon displayed real championship form in defeating the Bristol West Ends 5 10 D. Mayor Raymond crumb started inc festivities by kicking off the frs; ball. Tho game vas played for BristoI's unomploy- mcnt fund
 Bristol started like d house anr' -afnng three first downs bcfOro thc EMcs st5ffynod After that tho Bris- ,ol team was helpless before the strict dctrus. raised by the locals.
 In rhr third quarter, Westergron made a &n yard run through tackle. This ~a1- ttr Rlucs tho right i'm pulse and Wiley. on q doublo pass, brought tAc ball to Bristors 11v" ,ard mark. From there. Kaycskl, or a hard smash through tackle, carried tho ball ov'r.
 In the last period after Wes-man had caught forward pass from Nyeslsi to he doWn,d on the two yard line the West Ends managed .o slave Of. another scora. The West Ends held for two downs and then an attempted pas over the goal GIna was grounded
 The work Of W"stor-ron. NIl'\ and kaycsEi was outstanding for 'h' Fines. while Nichols Of tho 'onn A@-Ics was the best Dct for Bristol The lncuns.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-08

 
'GASCOS AND RUSSWINS TO
 BATTLE TOMORROW NIGHT

Another Thrilling Encounter Expected When Court Rivals Clash in Industrial Basketball League at Tabs Hall - Corbin Screw Quintet Is Matched Against Landers Combination - Corbin Cabinet Lock Will Face Fafnirs in Opening Contest On the PrOgrsm-Details.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-08

Great Britain imported 3.40S,212 dozen pairs of cotton hosiery Tn the first nine months of 1880.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-08

1929 whose annual incomes cAcecd- ed $50. 900.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-08

NrW Britain. HrIs.oI Wrstman ....-.-.... .-.-.- Frlor
 I..- End ,..=r-I.t .-................. Iu2sy
 f... Tackle Er.Ml. ....... ....... ... I,mr.n
 L." cna'I \r-o ...-.-.- kop,
 C.H,.r
 Et2u, G4ari Nga2o ................. Monaco
 la-a' Tv,.la t..-.+s .....-.. Marc
 Right Ind NH.y ...--....... K '#hoon
 4uarr,rbac> .. ........ '.4n Tor .......-..-......... Marr.I
 t.-n Hauooul Ne7s.r-rsn .-... -. ..... H.ohols
 Right HaIoacH h..sni .. .............. T. cahoon
 TGIharh Sanor'4.v. Iirpo ror WrErrsr'n. Auaslae}o for EauaIGj fTo>t for Law Tor Sob.rph for Ncgrelh. Erj- rcc. Waters: mlpora, Monahan; Gnomau, DCOnurH
New Britain herald., 1930-12-08
New IiII,
;IuIyOkC NohaN Ks

flI I Dis. F.jiart. r' ....... ..... 2 Healy rs If ....-... ? T.audnat, jg, f ...,.. o dickson, if ...-...... q Gracber. .......... Torno, r- ......,.... Cassidy. f, Ig --...... g
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New Britain herald., 1930-03-05

Because election of officers and other routine business had to be conducted first, it was indicated that the tax matter would not be reached until late afternoon.
 Listers of the town of Rocking ham were expected to be instructed, by vote of the meeting, to proceed with the collection of the taxes, with accrued interest, allegedly due the community from the estate of Mrs. Green, once known as "Ameri- ca's wealthiest woman"
 Since 1885. the Green estate has been taxed on valuation not in ex- cess of $112.000, whereas town au- thorities contend that the property should have been assessed through out the intervening years on the basis of $66,000,000 valuation.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-05

Synopsis: Enid leaves the Big Shots home and goes to her room at Martha Debbins'. with the gang leader. The future is uncertain, She is determined to save the Big Shot from justice if he is her brother and her sweetheart. Phil Martin, from his vengeful threats. The Big Shot demands proof of her strange story of how sEc became cnmeshel in the activities of Gangdom and is convinced, He rejects her proof that he is her missing brother and tells her he is glad, for he loves her. Enid tells him that if he is not Ter brother she feels only loath- ing for him. He tells her he has asked Martha Dcbbins. her old rurse, 10 call her by long distance 70 she may ascertain whether her brother bore any distinguishing marks.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-05
CHILD FOUND IN
 JERICH0'S WALLS Remains of Sacrifice Shed Light
 on Biblical Text

Jerusalem, Mar. 5 R1Remains of a child sacrifice discovered by Sir Charles Marston's expedition in the walls of the ancient Biblical city of Jericho are believed to throw a significant light on a curious Bible verse not thoroughly understood heretofore.
 The verse, found in I Kings, 16:54, reads:
 'In his days did Hiel the Beth El-Itc build Jericho: He laid the foundation thereof in Abiram his first born, and set up the gates thereof in his youngest son Scgus according to the word of the Lord. he spake by Joshua the son of Nun."
 The expedition, headed by Profes- sor John Garstang, has found many
New Britain herald., 1930-03-05
interesting things in the ruins of the

interesting things in the ruins of the city.
 One discovery was that of a charred beam underneath the wall. It was taken to suggest that when Joshua's seven Hebrew priests marched around the walls blowing each a rams horn. workmcn were busy undermining the walls.
 Other finds revealed continuous evidences of destruction and conf1a- grafton at the time when the He- brews entered Palestine, about 1900 E. C.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-05
FOUR MILLION BACK
 TAX IS CONSIDERED
Town Considers Question of Hctty Green Property Worth ,O0O,-
 900 Taxed for St12,000

Rockingham. Vt. March (UP)- Steps to be taken in an effort to collect back taxes totaling perhaps $4,000,000 from the S66, ,OO0.0OO estate of the late Hetty Green were scheduled to- be considered at the town meeting which opened this morning.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-05
.S0URD0UGHS FLOCK
 ID ALASKA AGAIN
Reported Gold Strike at Poor.
 man Causes New Rush

Seattle, Mar. 5. P-Optimistic prospectors are pushing their way over Alaska's frozen trails again.
 Reports of gold strike near Poorman. in central Alaska, and of quartz discoveries in the Taku ri". CT district to the southeast, have sent hundreds scurrying to the scene in efforts to stake claims.
 Many prospectors already have been reported at Juneau, deter mined 10 go into the Taku district despite adverse weather conditions.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-05
Hartford Man Remains
 Single But Few Hours

Hartford Mar. 5-Ncvcr put off until tomorrow what you can do to- day appeals to Thomas A. Hanson, Charter Oak place furniture dealer, so a few hours after getting n di- vorce from his first wife he filed a marriage intention indicating his desire to make Margaret M. Seals, a comptemeter operator, 97 Main street, tho second Mrs. Hanson.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-05
I 1I# BIG SHOT - bY FRANK L. pAckARD-

That code message?
 What was the matter with her? Something seemed to be smother ing her. Her head was swimming most curiously. Roy-her brother in love with her, She laughed out suddenly, historically. Then, clasping her head in her hands, she crouched down over the desk, and sobbcd as though her heart would break.
 Copyright, Frank l.. Packard)
 Erid'5 hopes hang on Martin g word Read iomorrow's installmclt.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-05
Chapter 27 BY WAY OF EVIDENCE

Martha, Martha-on the long dis tance!
 Enid's hand tremblcd as she swung around in the desk chair aud lifted the receiver from the hooE. She listened q moment and thcn to the Big Shot, as she rose and surrendered her chair: Its not Martha. It's a man who wants to speak to you.'
 He slipped into the desk chair she had vacated and, in turn, picked up the receiver. "Shooi!' he said. Who is it?"
 For a moment he sat listening without a word; then. with an abrupt injunction to hold the line, he shifted the receiver to his left hand and, reaching out. over the desk, pulled the pad of blank manu- script paper toward him.
 He took a pencil from his pocket. 'Go ahead, then" - he was speak ing into tte transmitter again A and slip it over in code. What ? ! too! I'm ready. Let Ter go,"
 Enid watched him with worri ] eyes as his pencil flew across the paper. In code! There was some lining prenonitory in that. From where she stood she could not see shat he was writing; but she saw that the sheet was almost covered before he spoke again.
 Now hold the line" he instruct ed for the second time, while l dope it out.'
 He set the receiver down on the desk and began to decode the mes- sage. At the end of q few minutes he picked up the receiver once more.
 Hello" he said briskly. As wide open as that, oh? It'Il save lot of trouble! So he found thc whole works, did he? .... Good. Nobody home. eh? When did you say the old boy pulled out This evening? Yes. I knew about the rest of the family" He chucklc.l suddenly. They've been slipping meal tickets to Florida for the las, two months, :. What did you say Send who D.. Nothing doing. He'd crab it.... Well, I know that. don't I? Leave it to me, I'll take his place.. What? .... Yes, that S what said ...... Well, maybe a couple Of look outs - that's all thatH be needed. .. What? Some thing else? Isn't that enough for one night? We'll, spill it."
 For perhaps a minute, then, the Big Shot sat in silence with the receiver to his ear. When he spoke again his grin had been replaced by narrowed eyes and an outthrust jaw.
 "Oh. he is, is he." he snarlec Is that so! We'll, maybe it'll be the last crack he makes!. .Wha. ..Stop the trucks? Not by a damned sight! Curse him. he's asking for it, and he'll get it. I'll show him who he's stacking up against! I'll be right over. Tell the boy to stick around until ! get there. That code stuff can wait for an hour or two-it'll be safer to pull it then, anyhow. Hows that?... Yes, I've got my car here. Sure. I get you. You bet your life. I'll step on it."
 He slammed the receiver back or the hook and scowlng, swung away from he telephone. Then, rising to his feet, he snatched LID the sheet of paper on which he had taken Gown the code message, crumpled it in his hand. and thrust 1. into the side pocket of his coa..
 Tive got to So." ho flung out. You know Twisty Morgan, doi | ycu?'
 T know what happened tAe night before last she answered.
 He was suddenly clamp jawcl again. "Yes." he said viciouslv. Well, the words out that he's looking for showdown tonight