New Britain herald., 1930-04-05

Warnings Issued
 Warnings have been issued by the police department to all owners of dogs to keep them under leash or confined at all times. The city has received a large number of claims during the past few months for damages incurred when unknown canines killed chickens or other birds.
 Garfield On Air
 Ray Garfield, popular singer of this city, broadcasted recital from Station WTIC, Hartford. this morn ing between 10:45 and II o'clock.
 Condition Shows Improvement
 The condition of Mrs. Marion En- bleton of 1e6 South street. a patient at the Bristol hospital, is much im- proved. it was reported this morning. Mrs. Embleton was taken to the institution following an accident at the Forestville plant of the National Marine Lamp company yesterday afternoon. It is said that three fin gers of her right hand were crushed F' " PS'Ni plC Co1, ltSuillHS III lue1F being partly amputated. The re- malnlng two fingers Of the injured hand were saved, hospital authori- ties said this morning.
 Reports from the hospital stated that Mrs. Embleton felt much bet ter and was resting comfortably.
 Taylor Only Survivor
 Al Taylor, flyweieht sensation of this city and a participant in the state championship boxing bouts at the New Haven arena. was the only Bell City survivor after the semi final events had clo-ed in the Elm City last night Taylor, since entering the amateur rings of lcather-push- CTS about two years ago. has won the greater number of his fights. He was knocked out in his initial battle in this city at Muzzy field but came | along in great style thereafter.
 Ernie Sims of Waterbury techni- cally knocked out Pete Garber of this city in two rounds in a semi-final bout In quarter final bout Tony Laviero, Bristo's one big hope for | the welterweight crown, defeated { Mark Wallace of New Haven in two rounds but he failed in his next ! scrap, which was with the champion of the class, Rolo Roland of Water bury, dropping a decision in three rounds
 Al Cromack of this city fell before the flying fists of Eddie Dolan of Waterbury in his first fight and was thereby eliminated. George Sonny Boy Hayden. who formerly wore the spansles of the Park Athletic club stable of this city. but now lives in Torrington, failed in his quest for a lightweight title, losing to Ernie ] Sims of Waterbury, conaueror of Pete Garber.
 Receives Booklet
 Deputy Sheriff Joseph W. Harding yesterday, received descriptive booklet and literature from the lord of Bristol. England. who requested that the local official return litera ture of this city. The matter was Wheeler of the Bristol Chamber of Commerce.
 White Addresses Coaticooks
 Captain Eddie White of the Bristol High school basketball team, one of Coach Tommy" Monahan's hurling prospects, addressed the members of the Coaticook club at meeting held in the club rooms of the orzaniza- . tion last night. Refreshments follow cd the talk and card games were played.
 Fl. s. Schedule Announced
 The baseball and track schedules Of the Briaiol high school have been officially announced by Coaches Thomas NJ. Monahan and Carl Mag nuson. The local high school base ball team will oppose Terryville high school here on Wednesday After. noon, April 2e, in it's debut, while the tracllsters will meet East Hart, ford here on Wednesday afternoon
 April 2S, in their opener
 Coach Monahan has five veteran letter men from last seasons tean and expects the current squad to en
 joy a good season. The men whom he depends upon to carry the bull of the work are Eddie White, Bel Allaire, Louie Goulette, Louie La, Ponte and Louie Albertelli. Othe candidates include Andy Palau, 7;
 freshman prospect for a catchin, berth; Mike Sonstroem, "Obie" Cur ske, Kelly, Dwight Hall, Robbie Greene. Francis Hop" Murphy z left handed mound ace who won half dozen games for the locals las year, is down" in his scholasti
 work at the present time but has al opportunity to regain eligibility be fore the season commences. Coach Magnuson of the tracl | team announces that material for good squad this year is scarce. Cap tain Raymond Ebb is expected to b the 20 yard dash man. The othe | promising men include Lloyd Bur T Till in the 40. yard event: Gcorg Hull in the SS0; Rod Cummings |
 inc weight events with Phil Skipp
 close second; and Porter in the hig l jump. Sl>ipp is also q broad jumr I CT. Those who may attained re9ula 0 positions before the beginning of tb season are Fred Hudon, weight man r Charles Reiche in the high iumr - Waddic Czaplicki, a middle distanc . runner; Thomas Steed, McLaughli Il and Reinhardt.
 s Coach Magnuson expects to ente S the team in the Central Connection s lnterscholastic league on either Ma s 31 or June :. The team will pariic y pate in a triangular meet on Satul 0 Continued on Page ID