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New Britain herald., 1930-02-03
Yesterdays Results Hartford 2. New Britain ]. Albany 4. Amsterdam l.
 na;a;nI NtanItnr
Games Tonight
Hartford at New Britain.


 X trade between the New Britain and Amsterdam roller hockey teams which brought Wild Bill' Duggan to New Britain and sent Earl Pierce 10 Amsterdam, has resulted in row that is rocking the American league to ite foundations. The rest Of the lea Guc objected to the suggestion that New Britain take on DuSGan but despite this, the deal was put through Saturday and DuGgan ap- pearcd with New Britain in Hartford vcsterday afternoon. The matter Will be taken up at meeting of me league managers in Hartford today New Britain and Amsterdam are both likely to be fined Sl00 because of breach in the rules of the league regarding the trading of players. The addition of DuGgan to the New Britain lineup for the game with the Hartford Indians in Hart ford yesterday only served to make the Indians play all the harder and New Britain was showed under to the tune of 3 10 3. The Panthcrs appeared dsorganiZed and could not get going. The combination of Kid Williams and Dusgan on the rush l line appeared to be a case of too many stars in the same place and, as a result. Hartford had a rather easy time of it.
 New Britain scored a goal in the first period but Hartford tied the count before the session was over. | Then, in the second frame. Hartford scored three goals while New Britain went scoreless. Hartford got four more in the third period while New Britain was caging only one and both teams scored a goal in the last 1 period.
 Tho two youngsters on the Hart | ford team Dyson and PerCgrln backed up by Fred Jean, were like whirlwinds. They scored most of the goals for Hartford, sailing through the New Britain defense like no.
 body's business. Jean was at the
 height Of his form. He scored thrct goals himself and continually fed tho
 ball 10 his forwards for goals.
 The greatest criticism Of the New 1 Britain teams play from the largo crowd of disappointed fans who at l tended yesterdays exhibition, was ! that DuCran spent most Of the timt carrying tho ball instead Of playing | team work. He failed to pass tc
 Williams all during the game witt ! the result that Williams got only ont goal The contrast between this sor
New Britain herald., 1930-02-03
SPORTS SUMMARY

By the Associated Press.
 San Antonio-nennN Shutc puts together rounds Of 6S-69-G9-7l for @77 and victory in Texas open golf tournament; Al Espinosa, Neal Me Intyrc and Ed Dudley tic for sec ond with 2S0.
 Havana-Untcd States yachts, Catherine and Jcssica. win in Cuba's international star class reGattas.
 Ottawa-Montreal A. A. A. en- trants make clean sweep of cham pionship snowshoe meet.
 Agua Caliente. MeXico-Golden Prince wins speed handicap by half length; misses track record by fifth Of a second. Tahoe City, Calif-Roy Slower, Ashton Idaho. wins annual Taho" Sierra dog derby. Chicago--Iowa is rest orcd to good standing in western conference. i Cannes, Francc-Rig Bill TilCk,n | beats Charles Kingsley. England, GO, 6-l, G-l, in scmi-tinal round of l Cannes tennis tournament. Brooklino, Mass.-Womcn's nn- tional indoor singles tennis title goes to Blame Palfrey who bcnt Mrs Marion Zindcrst cin Icssup, 7-J G-2 doubles crown again is won by Sarah Palfrcy and Mrs. George w. Wightman.
 New York-I'rank Hunter and other favoritcs advance in mcn'i national indoor tennis champion- ships.
 EdgoWatcr Park, Miss - l'rol Lamprccht, New Orleans. beats Jacl, Wcstland, up. in S6 holc final round of American anna. tour golf championship.
 New Orleans-D Donnay of Ranco cas stable wins New Orleans handi. cap. $1o.OOo added.
 san Hagen and Kirhwoot leave for Honolulu. first stop of fiv, months golf tour of Orient.
 Miami. Fla.--C E, Hamilton. HcrricI equals track record of IA: l-5 for mile and 70 yards to vii Miami Beach handicap.
 lphia-Unitcd States na tional doubles racquets title goes tt Englishmcn. Lord Aberdarc and Dr H, W. Leatham.
 Buffalo - Eleanor Holm, Nen York, bettcrs worlds record for 2O' meter backstroke swim, covering distance in .:5S 4-5.
 South Bcnd-Bcrt Nelson, Butler exceeds indoor high jump record with leap Of 6 feet 6 3-4 inches.
 BaSk ctball
 Syracuse. x. Y.-Pitt's winning streak Of 19 straight is snapped b, Syracuse. 40 to c9.
 Huntington. w. Na.-Wcst Nir glnia conqucrs Washington an. Lee. 50 to 3A.
 Minneapolis - Minnesota bcat Ohio state. @9-2G for first wcstcrI conference victory.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-03
SKATERS
 IN TITLE EVENTS
Eight Nations Send Entries to
 Madison Square Garden

Now York. Feb. tP}-TiGure skaters from eight nations will com- pete for three worlds titles at the Ice club. Madison Square Garden, beginning today. The competition will last three days.
 Norway, Austria, Canada. Sweden, England. Switzerland. France an1 the United States all have aSpirants for one or more of the three cham pionships in women's singles, mems singles and mixed pairs.
 The women's singles title is 10 be defended by 17-year- old Sonia Henic of Norway. holder of the champion ship for the past three years. Giles Grafstrom of Sweden will defend his mems singles crown as will Mir. and Mrs. Pierre Brunei of France. their mixed pairs title.
 Opposed to Miss Hcnic will be Mclita Brunncr Of Austria; Maribcl Ninson of the United States. nation al champion, and Mrs. Constance w. htiiIiutl hlltl 4llNS N''Nll l.. Nlilll II both of Canada. Mrs. Samuel is the Canadian and North American champion.
 The field against Grafstrom in cludcs Carl Schafcr of Austria. run ner-up 10 the Swedish star in the 1929 championships: l.. Wrcde of Austria; Montgomery Wilson Of Canada. Canadian and North Amer ican titlc-holdcr; Ian II. BoWhill ol England, and Dr. V. Gautschi ot | Switzerland.
 Teams in the mixed doubles in- cludc Mrs, Theresa Blanchard ant Nathaniel ". Niles, Boston; Mrs Samuel and Wilson, Toronto: Mrs Frederic Sccord and Joseph k. Say. age, New York; Maudc l.. Shit! and Jack Eastwood, Toronto; Wired, and Miss Brunner, Austria; Beatric, | Loughran and Sherwin C. Badger New York; and Mr. and Mrs. Mel vile Rogers, Ottawa.
 Competition in the women. singles was planned for today an, for mon tomorrow. Mixed pair, competition and free skating foI men and women will be held Wed nCsday.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-03
NEW BRITAIN SWIMMERS
 EASILY BEAT KENSINGT0N
Local \ \atator, score a IS To IS Victory Over Boys Club Crew
 From raDcr Town

Th@ New Britain "N" Swimming .'o&H had little trouble in defeating 'hc k"nsmgton Boys club team by a x 10 2N count. Tn" New Britain boys won majority of meets in all classcs.
 Tha summaries
 70 lh. class; .o yard free style: list. Holmes, \, F.. Manning. N E.; Franks x F.: Na.udda, K.
 Relay won hy New Britain. Holmes. Manning. Franks. Davis, time 1:i7; no ID class. 40 yard free style: Mcguire. Ritter, J. Miller, x. J.. Nagudda, K; Time, - seconds.
 ao yard breast stroke: J. Miller. \. E.; others liaquaItticd. Time, 3i arconds.
 to yard strcho; Ritter, x. E.; Time, &3 seconds,
 lg5 lh. class. 1" yard free style. I. Miller, Hcllnsky, K. Coyle, \, B.; Time. 99 seconds.
 io yard breast stroke; r. Miller x. E.; Dohcn. K; Choskowski, K; Time. 40 seconds.
 Ao yard back stroke, Chogko" ski K; r. Miller, x. E.; Time, S3 sec onds.
 Unlimited class; io yard free style; Wright, \. B.; Dickinson, x. E.; Re. millet, x. E.. Time, @% seconds.
 40 yard back stroke; Wright \ F.. Twookic, K; Time, 5S seconds.
 100 ward free style: Wright. x. E., McGudda, K; Dickinson, x. B.. Time, l:t9.
 loo yard relay. Won hy kcnsing ton: Guehcrty NcGudda, TWoohic HcllinsEy.
 Final score. 7N 10 x, New Britain
New Britain herald., 1930-02-03
TORR|NGTON TAKES
 BRISTOL BY 3O-2S
PaVliCoViC'S Shots Overcome Early Lead Of Monahanmen
Especial to the IleraldD

Bristol, Feb. 3-Hundreds Of en- thusiastic Torrington high school fans dashed onto the floor of the Torrington state armory Saturday night as the home team scored a 30 to @S win over the crack Bristol High school basketball quintet in one of the most exciting games cvez seen in the New City. The moi checrcd madly as Pavicovic, stellar right forward of the home five, smashed through q potent Bell City defensive wall to draw his cluJ ahead and finally cop the battle Torrington then avenged an cartA season defeat by Bristol by taking the game,
 The well-oilcd Bristol machine led by Captain Eddie White, enjoy cd an IS to 12 lead at the halfway mark but rclnuuishcd it in the final semester when pavlicovic broke through the stout iivc-man defense of the visitors and reversed the tidl of the contest. Bristol held a de- cisiye advantage over the home team until the last two minutes of play when the deadly popping of the ra- pid fire Torrington right forward erased everything. Lcsniewski, Tor rington right guard. started the ral- ly that brought victory to his club
 AS soon as the game had finished the greater number of the 2,OU4 who were present stormcd onto the armory surface and chcercd wildly as the victors left the floor. As | was, hundreds of rootcrs. mostly
 Bristolitcs, were turned away from the huge hall. but a great numbei of them waited patiently in front Of the building for results.
 The Bristol High second squad ripped the Torrington seconds by | Jl to 2S score in the preliminary contest.
 The local quintet is scheduled tc contest south Manchester High II ! a Central Connecticut lntcrscholas tic league contest Friday night II ! that city. Bristol defeated the Sil! CityitcS i'll this city on the third oi last month by d 53 to - score. The boys Of Coach 'TommN' Monahar have kept Bristol at the head of tn, league standing and expect to dc. feat Manchester and remain there.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-03

ereStlnldDng the seneca lnul- ans altogether too much. the New Britain Basketball team, demonstrat- ing just how poorly a good basket ball team can play, went down to defeat at the Stanley Arena Saturday night by the score of 70 10 25. The Indians proved themselves 10 be a high class team and under the lead ership of Pierce, star guard. the quintet oyercamc a New Britain lead gained in the first half, 10 win out by a margin of four points at the end of the contest.
 New Britain was off form. That is the most charitable thing that can he said about the play of the local team Saturday night. On the other hand, the Indians, flashing q bril- liant attack and q strong defense. outplayed the Hardware City five all through the second half and they richly deserved to win. New Britain tried to collect itself enough 10 pull tho game out Of the fire in the sec ond frame, but the visitors kept popping in baskets while the locals were missing them and q final squirt of the home club, was altogether too late to do any good.
 No member of tho local team played the game he is capable of. From the start it appeared that the locals were holding the Indians in contempt, judging the team as an easy mark for them whenever they wanted to get their attack going. When they were pressed in the sec ond half, they found that they were unable to pull themselves together with the result that they lost a game that was rather a disappointment from all angles.
 The visiting quintet flashed bril- liant running attack that kept New Britain moving all through the game. The Indians had possession of the ball for the greater part of the sec ond half and the few rallies that New Britain staged, were sQuclched in short order.
 Richtmycr, through his neat per formance on the floor, stood out for the home club. The other members of the team were away off form collins and Sloman had plenty Of chances to score but they were un- able to find the hoop when points were needed badly. Conway and l.eary played defensive game throughout the night but with the scoring end Of the team off balance, their work went for nothing.
 Pierce for the visitors cagcd l5 points alone while the two forwards, Schindler and Jincrson cagcd ; more between them. Jimcrson scored lNne and Schindcr four kenjockcty dropped in three foul points.
 New Britain. after q close first half with the locals in the lead most of the time, had q two point edge "A to 12 at the rest period. Three and q half minutes after play was resumed in the second half. the Indians had tied the score at 17-all. The visitors held New Britain scorcicss until at the 12-minute mark, the visitors led - to IT.
 New Britain started rally, dcs- pcrate enough in character in an at tempt to overtallc the lopinS red skins but the time was too short and the visitors pulled out with Q "9 10 25 victory.
 Renaissance Saturday
 New Britain will play the tonalS' Sance Five, claimants 10 the world championship among colorcd teams next Saturday night The score;
New Britain herald., 1930-02-03
LEAGUE TO RESUME
Members Of Eastern Intercollegiate Circuit Return to Action After Two Weeks of Rest

New York, Feb. 3 tPt-With two full weeks of rest behind them, members of the Eastern Intcrcol- lcgiate Basketball league return 10 the courts this week for another lusslc with old man percentage.
 Three games arc on the schcd- ule, one on Wednesday and two on Saturday, Columbia, which beat Princeton in its only start faces Dartmouth at Hanover on Wcdncs- day. On Saturday, Pcnn's Quakcrs, victorious in two league games and without ., defeat, take on Cornell lat Ithaca while the Bulldogs of Yale arc travelling to Hanover for q ioust with Dartmouth.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-03
BULLDOG TEAM WINS

The Bulldogs basketball team nosed out the Junior Hi-Y five at the Y. M. C. A. Saturday in an cX- citing game. The Juniors sued 12 players in an effort to stop the rush of the winners. Tho score:
New Britain herald., 1930-02-03

Fall River, Mass, Feb. , OUP) The Fall River soccer team won it's way into the second round of the national challenge cup competition here yesterday by defeating the Lusitanca Recreation club of Bos- ton, 5 10 0.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-03
ON EXHIBITION TOUR

Chicago. Feb. 3 lP>-Willie Hoppe former world 1S.2 halkline billiard champion. has started on an cXhi- bition tour which will carry him into Mexico, Cuba and South America Hoppc plans to spend most of his time in South America in the Ar, genuine.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-03

Philadclphia-pcn State bows to Penn, 2S-22.
 Athens, Ga.-Gcorgia loses first southern conference game to Ken lucky. 2H-2l.
 West Point, N. Y.-Colgate beats Army, 30-2S.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-03
REDS NIN ANOTHER

Providence, E. l.. Feb, % tUP) -- The Rhode Island Reds scored their eighth successive homo victory h'ro yesterday by beating the Philddct- phia Arrows, 10 ;. in a tanadiHn- American Hockey league game.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-03
NANTUCKET WINS MATCH

Providence, E. l.. Feb. tCPD .-- The Pawtuckct Soccer club eliminated Prov idcncc from the ma tional cup competition by winning a nrst-round match, 5 10 i, here yesterday.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-03
SMAS% mM 9M
MERIDEN HANDS BURRlTTS
 FIRST DEFEAT OF SEASON

St. StanisIaus Quintet With Pair of Community Team Forwards Scores 30 to P Win Over Local flVe- Fans Back Visiting Delegation - Silver City Ap- pears to Have Jinx Over Hardware City Grew Regular Guards Are On the Bench at Start ot the Game-Details.
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TOrrington High school
Bristol High school

Referee, ManIon; score at half time. Bristol. lS-l2; time, eight minute quarters.
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Tabs
Totals
East Ends
Totals

Score at haG-tjmn, East End" l0-C Referee, Shcchan: timer, '5,- kord: scorer, Butler.
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st. Stanislaus (NIcridcn)

Score at half time. Burritts la-S. Referee. Aronson. Timer Saunders. Scorer Butler.
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SENECA INDIANS SPRING
 SURPRISE ON LOCAL TEAM

New Britain Basketball Quintet Underestimates Abll- ity of Visiting Delegation and Loses Out III Close Game, 29 to 25-Hardware City Five Plays Poor Game and Is Completely Outplayed in Second HaIt Pierce Is Outstanding Performer On the Court
New Britain herald., 1930-02-03
HO\IERS COST CLUB OWNERS

Club owners of the National league paid out approximately S1oo.- O00 during 1929 for baseballs. In all, 55,9SO baseballs were used in the regular league contests.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-03
Eagles
Totals
Sons of Italy
Totals

Score at half-timc. Eagles. 17-1a Referee, Shcehan; timer, Sikor2
New Britain herald., 1930-02-03
ROW IN HOCKEY LEAGUE
 ON DUGAN-PIERCE SWAP
"Wild Bll Comes to New Britain Local First Rush Goes to Amsterdam -Revamped Team Suffers 9 to 3 SheIacking at Hands of Hartford Indians Hardware City Crew Appears Disorganzed Dur ing Fast Game-DysOn and Peregrn Shine - h. dians Here Toni ght.

of play and the nice teamwork be tween Williams and Earl Pierce, was outstanding.
 Teams Meet Tonight
 The Partners will get chance for revenge tonight when the Indians come here 10 play. The New Brit ain team is sore through and through over the bad beating suffered yester- day and one of the tiercest battles Of the entire season is expected to- night when the two quintets clash at the Stanley Arena. The local play CTS are due to hold a conference to- day 10 map out it's mode of attack.
 Hartford will use the lineup that ! scored the victory yesterday. Th;s will have Dyson and Pcrcgrin ,,Il the rush line with Jean at center. "Eube' Williams at halfback anl Bin Blount ln the cage. Duggan will play first rush for New Britain with Williams at second rush. Du- , frcsnc will be at center with Brown at halfbacll and Jcttc in the goal
 Amateur Game
 The Glast onbury All-Amcricans l will play their scheduled game wi.h i the Nutmegs of this city tonight Iii 1 the preliminary to the big game. This will be the deciding meeting ! between the two clubs as each has already beaten the other team once.
 Next Thursday night, the Nutmc $ will meet All-Hartford while on i Sunday afternoon, a team of star amateurs from Providence will como here.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-03
Junior lIi-N
GOES INTO SECOND ROUND

Referee, Bcl 6ston. Scorer, Dicllin son.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-03
.UPSETS SCORED
 IN TABS LEAGUE
Eagles Beat Sons Of Italy and
 Tabs Down East Ends
League StanGing
! este days Results

Eagles 50. Sons Of Italy 2i Tabs IS, East Ends l6.
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New Britain
Totals
seneca Indians

Score at half time. li-j- New Britain: Referee. McCabr' Tuner saunders: Scorer. crc"u
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Renaissance saturday

New Britain will play the l;cnals- sance Five. claimants 10 the world S championship among coiorcd teams next Saturday night. The score:
New Britain herald., 1930-02-03

of play and the nice teamwork be-
 tween Williams and Earl Pierce, was
New Britain herald., 1930-07-01
PEEPING JOCKEY IS
 HELD FOR MURDER
Believed Slayer Of Man Killed
 2S Years Ago.

Ashland. ky. Jl.y l-jP-A Jockey. arrested las; week when he va. caugn. pec1irs i7 windows ners todav WAS ia 5a:l or charge O: murder accused e killing a rival n love s.fair i0 Virginia 22 years tgo
 Police sa.a Ina, raev had re- ,elved confidential information . hat ths ,ochsy. who gave his name IS Jack ru-ner. was Edward D. saul. so4ga. for trs shotgun sIayins 2: Mars-a. kl-s .o 12n- n Frank an county Virginia. near Rocky Mount. They said that reward of $500 vas sgt-. outstanding for hls ,aD;u-e
 The 1o,a5y admitted that ha wls rom Virginia and that he know Marshall many wears 2so He sad hat he me- Marshall when he was !. years old and expressed sGr7use when informed that he had been Killed
 Authorizes n Franklin county. Va. say tr- shooting occurred when saul and Marshall were walking in he woods Saul escaped after kill .ag h!s r.TaI win a shotgun. and has no, been seen rea- there since. The officers said there was one vit- rass 70 the killing still living
New Britain herald., 1930-07-01

at home?"
 The alderman insists that the council investigation will be thor ough.
 What we want to know is how it has been possible for organize criminal gangs to build up their strength in Chicago right under the noses of the states attorney and the police" he said.
 We ought to call in the captains and deputy commissioners and asl them how they deal with crime To show that they have not solved q crime should show that they must be inefficient. We might also have i the federal government look into the sources of income of some polic2 | officials Some of them have eX- pensive automobiles and summer and winter homes, How did they set 'em 2"
 Alderman Albert declares that any police captain who really wants
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inc civil service commission will cooperate with us, and even >n spite of the complacent attitude Of our states attorney we shall be ape to 20 ahead and clean up the slt- nation.
 Tt is absolutely essential that the police commissioner be a man or unquestioned honesty. Why' the mere psychological effect of an honest man hanging up hls nat Ill the commissioners office would paralyze the gangs.
 T venture to say that fully oV per cent of the police captains are either paltering with crime or are just plain inefficient. In either case thev must go. There is no alter native.
 "The human element asserts it. self in the police department just as it does everywhere else. When q patrolman sees leaders in the po- lice department and in public life vined and dined by criminals, when he sees notorious crooks freely con- i ing and going in police stations we'll. is it any wonder that his nor ale is broken?
 "The strangest thing is that l have city officials quarrellng with me on the issue Of this lnvestlS2- ton. There are men in public of- flee who don't want this lnlestlg2- ron held. To make the cleanup permanent. we must have new city administration
 Alderman Albert snorted with dis dain at the periodic police round- ups of known criminals" who get brought into police stations in droves ever so often and get turn ed loose promptly and go their ways again,
 These men go armed" he said but how is 1t that when they re taken in this way 'he police can never find any guns in then pockets? Do they warn them ir advance that they're going to arrest them, SO that they leave their guns
New Britain herald., 1930-07-01

-o~ .-I..~- Tor . full investigation ot taa po..r= department. And # probably VII he Albarr who will la th4 presiding saniua Of the inyesEi- E7-.on wien + =a,s under way.
 The murder Of Alfred L.nsle. rz- porter. has brought Chlcago's lndlg- nation over G4ug,and.s supremacy 70 2 head Albert, ac e-erze'lc. dE- mamie chap who occ1s.o@aly slaTs r.= desk vigorously tn emphasize q point lnzisrs-alanE with q lot Of o-n7r ci-tzars-that 'hs -~a has come for 2 -h9rogzh hoV==-C-san.n-.
 The whole e'al iz poau.7, pal
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toring with crime -s saidi
 None c: tass underworld Eacke-- eerin= would be pra' alent f T. were no- for the conn,Eance of alen in public nta and mo4 n the ToIce de partn1ent with th. -angsters These are two remelie- needed i srst, thoroughly ho0es' man in oh arge or the police depa,.~ mt, and second full and comrls'1 investigat lon Of the department l-.. the city council
 "The city ,o.ncil hasn't the power to issue -.npoenas ar,l put witnesses undar o-'h, but th, civil service comm.=a.o0 has. The:refore
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to can keep his district clean.

Take Captain James Condon, who has the Hudson avenue dis trict," he said. There's no trouble there. There aren't any joints in that district, or any racketeers. Why? Because Condon has made it his business to keep posted on what's going cn. He knows people, and when newcomers move in and open up any kind of a business he finds out about it, It's simple-if you really want to keep things clean
New Britain herald., 1930-07-01
EN EEI-.E cATTON

Chicago, July "A stoch- l'-ia lawyer with black ha,r las given himsaI. 2 job that makes tho labors O Hercules look simple. H. pro- poses 70 expose and abolish all ot thc corruption that exists n the Chi c1-o police department
 This ambitions citizen -s a-1s-- man Arthur F Albert. T. ~-5 Ge who first pressed for the removal os Police Commissioner William F. Russell and Detective ChIof John Src-e r. was h. who forced through -ne city council resolH-
New Britain herald., 1930-07-01
rFIIGIOIS TRAINING VOTED

Waterbury, July t.-ADproval Of q plan providing for religious educa- ton for schoo! children vss given by the school board last night The p.an was sponsored by Protestant and CathoAc clergy but opposed hy rahais.