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New Britain herald., 1930-02-14
COAST HEAVY ACTIVE

ard-hittIng battlcr named Frankie Campbell Is counted by many as the Pacific coasts leading heavyweight. He has q number Of fights cardcd for the winter.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-14
IN SECOND PLACE

Boston, Feb. II CuP)-Thc BoS- ton Tigers have climbed into sec ond place in the Canadian American Hockey league standing as the re
 suit Of their 6-2 victory over the Philadelphia Arrows here last night.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-14
HIkI NThI: COMING

Milan. Italy. Fob. li t1P-lI"lE - f,rord breaking cycliat Gior-etu hts gone 10 Nafazz,. for n months train. ing before 2oiuG 10 New York t"' inc x-day bicycle race in March,
New Britain herald., 1930-02-14
PAINTERS LOSE CRITICAL
 BATTLE TO MERIDEN FIVE

Winners Six Percentage Points Ahead of New Britain in First Place - Hardware City Team Displays Poor Form Throughout Contest - "kid' Williams Suffering From Infection in Upper Lip-Quintets Clash Again Tonight in Silver City - Amsterdam Sunday
New Britain herald., 1930-02-14
BATES lII,~ COLBY

Lewiston. Me-. f,n- If N.I'D j;str4 tied Colby for tb' ru1 in t0r 2i;dnn jntcroojl eia'n hockey ,rrta Ap drfcaIng Eo"doin, 10 |. a'r" . =irrlaN
New Britain herald., 1930-02-14
Niidgcts Play Hockey

.N1UETCs T ray 1VNhCN
 Tho midget league has progressed much further, having completed it's basketball round and reached it's second week of ring hockey. The Medicine Men have cleaned up all opponents to date, having wallopcd the Horses by 13-0 in their ring hockey this week. Other games Of the week resulted in d 5-5 win from the Wands over the Indian Clubs and q 4-2 triumph for the Jumpers at tho expense of tho Dumoioclle, The ~te,,iit1-, ~
New Britain herald., 1930-02-14

Intermediate League
 The intermediates have had tNo nispt7. Of basketball, and the stand ing this morning was as follows:
New Britain herald., 1930-02-14
Mm~r BOILER HOCKEY oR9 61RS
THREE GOOD GAMES ARE
 ON DUSTY LOOP PROGRAM

Four Teams That Have Chance to Take Lead Are in Action in Contests at Tabs Hall Tonight-Stanley Works and Gascos to Open Evenings Entertain ment-Newmatics Face Corbin Screw Fve-Russ- win Quintet Battles Fafnirs in Closing Battle.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-14
standing
Game Tonight New Britain at NCrIdCn.

Merldcn's fighting Indians took critical decision from the New Br,-- ain Partners last night at the stanley Arena and thereby wcdt into first place in the American Roller Hockey League. The Silver City team, showing superiority over tho locals all through the gam., romped of with a to decision in what is considered one Of the most critical games Of the second half uf Inc season. With the finish of the league only q week away. New Britain's chances to cop the per- nant appear doubtful unless th1 team can rccuperate and win it's re- maining games.
 The two quintcts battle again to- night in the Silver City and if Ne,t Britain wins, the local team will o. back in first place again..
 Williams III
 New Britain was handicapped last night because Of tho tact that Arthur Ckid) Williams scoring ate, was suffering from painful infoe- ton in his upper lip. He was struck by a stick in the game ill .tmst-,'- dam Tuesday. Tine blow drove one ot his teeth through the right siHc or his upper lip. The wound hs- came infected keeping him aNaNe for two nights and yesterday lt@ Was forced to visit Dr. N. Kinscl'n and have the cut reopcned. He al7o vas forced to visit Dr. William Mo- rlssey for treatment for i solc throat.
 His condition affected lls ply condition 50 that New Britain WIS practically without his usual dasa- ing play.
 On the other hand with "l;ih' rouchor on the rush Inc the Metl- den team presented q fast and da3- gtrous continuation. Fred JcJ1 played q whale of Il gamc at center and he was backed up in admirah'c style by Tube" Williams and the Ihcomparablc BlIl BIount.
 .g There vas no scoring in the flrst period This ffa1io was as fast 2 battle as has been seen here. }al the second session, "kiQ' Williams managed 10 get Blount out of the cage for an easy scoop for the frs goal. In the third frame, hoWcv v Jyson cagcd two goals while Do2- nelly got one for New Britain. Th,s Lift the score at two-ull going i'll 0 the final period.
 In this closing session. Jean hool- nJ d shot from the side Of tho cd tc 10 put Hartford ahead. luSg@n ted the count but Boucher drot" one in from the center Of the flo"f and Dyson made the victory secu"@ scoring a goal just as the final b@.I vas ringing. The goal countc leaving Meridcn the victor by a ; ip count.
 Meet Again Tonight
 The teams will meet again te- night in Meridcn, the holur of tlr. Indians. The standings can bo 1r.- >crac1 again if Now Britain NIu~, This will be great battle and n large crowd or New Britain rOotcr= Is planning to accompany 'hc tGuM Sunday afternoon New Hrita il meets the Amsterdam liUrrlran'z 1 ti,is city. Amsterdam l> rowHuS h''' i.r Hengcrul mood and thr lraa will try ifs hard.sl paN x, " FrttH" heck for two con.rutlvn d"|,ft ! The aummstry.
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New Britain herald., 1930-02-14
LUTHERAN TEAMS
 CLASH SATURDAY
Church Rivals to Meet in Game
 at '. M. C. A. Gym

Saturday night, the South Man chester Swedish Lutheran basketball team will meet the New Britain team. champion quintet of the New Britain Church league. The game samc will hc played at the Y. NJ, C. A. gymnasium. Tho junior Luth- meet in the preliminary game. The erdn teams from both cities will first game will start at 1:G0 o'clock and the second at S;ao.
 The visiting lineup will hp strengthened by the presence of N Johnson, a star with the south Manchester Rccrcations, In the near future. the local Suedcs will enter the state church tournament. At the present time, the local quintet has won practically all of the games 1t has played. Whether the team will keep this record intact, is q question that will be settled tomorrow night Tho lincups for both games are as follows:
 Preliminary south Manchester New Britain SWenson ....... Hultbcrg. .BenGston
 Left Forward Smolandcr .............. Benson
 Right Forward l rlt#Son .............. lundCrGn
 Center Nildv&s@c .............. Anderson
 Left Guard BjcrG ,........ Anderson -Hultquist
 Final Game New Britain South NanchcstCt Swanson ............ II. Larson
 Left Forward NNberS ............ Anderson -Nelsor
 Right Forward ilol% ..'' >........................ Dahl1uls'
 Center Carl1on-ltrickson ...... x. Johnson
 Lhft Guard '.3r"oU ..... l.. Anderson -GustavSol licht Guard
New Britain herald., 1930-02-14
Last NirhlS I,r.lIll.

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New Britain herald., 1930-02-14
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New Britain herald., 1930-02-14
Meet Again Tonight
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New Britain herald., 1930-06-26

GOO at the time when the peak was reached.
 Tt is possible on further analysis that they may even amount to more than that So far as moneys drawn out of this account or put into it are concerned these matters are now be- ing investigated to ascertain whether or not they shed any light on the motive for the killing of Lingle.
 Traded Extensively
 "It appears from our investigation that Lingle traded rather extensively in stocks and was able to do this because of the paper profits which accumulated 10 his credit during the time the market was rising.
 "The investigation of Lingle's stock transactions and bank ac- counts will be completed in few days"
 The states attorney did not dis cuss the joint account of Llngle and Russell in the statement.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-26

somewhat reduced. 10 win again.
 The troop has been unusually successful during the past season. having won three cuus-the cltv championship trophy. inc second place cup in .ha haudicraft exhibit, and the junior bugla and drum corps cup offered in g. recent meet in Terryvllle the last award going -o the troops now trumpet band u H@ first appearance iu c0mpetIton Troop also .ou medals iN rhn wa- tar boiling anI Eno- tying events in rha city meet and three o- is scogts swept the archery event for all tta n.zdaIs offered \ faarvr' of rha faa- year has h.cn -ha organization aa5 rapid progress Of tho troop trumpet hand which contains .a pieces. while three boys won th~.r oaEle scout badges and brought 1ha -cop's total of active eagles 10 sl&. r..;h four moca on the associate l55'. Eleven Troop boys, moro than rh0 ram5er from any other troop, har. registered to attend Camp Koam2- sahbee this summer
New Britain herald., 1930-06-26
POPE WON'T REST
 UNTIL CONS|STORY
Will Carry Out Jubilee Cere-
 monies, Observers Say

Rome, June 26.-tPs-Well in formed ecclesiastics in Rome and Vatican City today believed that Pope Plus NJ would not allow him. self needed rest until after the public consistory July 3. The pontlff has been reliably reported as suf- fering from uremic poisoning and seriously ill.
 By carrying on until July 3, it was pointed out, he will round out the ceremonies of his jubilee yean end ing June 30. It was believed general ly that the Pope's trusted advisers would urge him to take q long rest immediately after July 2, possibly profiting by his recently gained free
New Britain herald., 1930-06-26
OPEN FIREWORKS STAND
 IS CLOSED BY POLICE
Sale of Explosives in Outdoor Loca~ ton Forbidden By Law,
 Owners Told

The police ordered two young men to discontinue the sale of fire works yesterday on an outdoor stand at Stanley and Francis streets, and A. E. Siderowf of the National Pa- per Goods company, brother of one of them, asked the reason for ths order last night.
 It was explained to him that there is an ordinance forbidding exposure for sale, in the open, of materials containing gunpowder, and he then wanted to know if it was permissible to sell them in a garage. He was referred to Second Deputy Chief M. IT. Souney of the fire department. who told him it would be necessary to remove automobiles, oil and gas- oline before putting in the eXplo- sives.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-26
Boston & Maine Road
 Income Shows Decline

Ro@on, June % tPa-The Boston a Name railroad today reported n.. income during May of $424SSo, compared with 5lI6,7l4 in May, r@-a Operating revenue for the month showed a decline Of &4G9.- .-& compared with May, 1929. the rspor- said. Operating expenses for ran month declined S3@2.7fS com .arad with May. 1922.
 Nat income for the first five months oe the year was reported 10 ha SI.95f.fE3. compared with s, ara.5C2 during the first five months Q. 1929.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-26
smith College Girls
 Reach Quarter Finals

Brookl5ue, Mass, June 26 tP'- smith College had four players among the eight survivors in the quartet finals singles of the girls in tercoltcgiate tennis tournament here today
 Tho four seeded players, Josephine Crulckshank. University Of Califor- nia, Marjorie Sachs, Radcliffe. Dor rance Chase. Simmons, and Fanny Curtis. Smith. in that order, were among the eight They won their matches yesterday without dropping q zat
 In addition 10 Miss Curtis. Smith had Virginia Watson. Katherine Park and Kay Wi.ner in the fourth round,
 Play got under way in the doubles with five Of the 16 teams entered reaching the third round
New Britain herald., 1930-06-26

dom to spend the remainder of the summer outside the Vatican.
 Among the places mentioned for the vacation were the Papal summer palace at Castel Gondolfo, aboard a yacht, or in the spiritual retreat of the mother house of the Benedictine order on the cool heights of Monte Casino.
 It was pointed out that the semi o.-cial denial of the pontiff's illness issued yesterday really denied noth- ing and did not convince the well-in- formed that their anxiety of the last few days had been groundless.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-26
THIS OFF, NN hAl

London. June -G. lGP1-Accord- ing to a book written by Mrs. Hilda o. Grag- daughter of the ta- nous artist, Sir William Qgiuer OrchardsOn. rae artist painted portrait Of King Edward VII then Prince of Wales. showing one eye slightly larger and inc eyebrow little more raised than the other, but the prince did not like this defect to show and had the DOT trait changed to a profile view
New Britain herald., 1930-06-26
HALL IS YOUNGEST
 EAGLE SCOUT HERE
Troop 3 Boy, Aged 1S, Reaches
 Top in Record Time

A sweeping advance through rhe various grades Of scouting in what IS record ume under the new re anramentS vas el5mlzed last night when Harry Hall of Troop 3 was awarded his eagle scout rank at the regular monthly session Of tha Boy Scout court Of honor held ln the Ssnlor High school music room Scout Hall is New Britain youngest scout today and the youngest since he national council stfte0ad the provisions which must he fulfilled in attaining tlar grade. He is g years old
New Britain herald., 1930-06-26
Indian Leaders Get
 Rigorous Sentences

Bombay, India, June 26.-tP,- Perushottamdas Tandon, "The Die tator'' of the civil disobedience cam paign in the United Provinces, Shiva Prasad Gupta, treasurer of the all- India congress committee, and Narandra Deva, general secretary of the provincial congress committee, each were sentenced today at Benares to three months rigorous imprisonment.
 At Karachi Acharaya Gidwani, To- cal education officer, and Lalni Meh- rota, a business man, each were sen- fenced to a years Imprisonment for melting a breach of the law.
 USE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
New Britain herald., 1930-06-26

Roy Sroue Troop 1 NH close an other successful season tomorrow evening whom members. thalr par enrs and friends. and council offi- @als win attend the annual trl- rmphal hanaaer 10 bo held in the First Corgr.-g-Ional church dining room .r celebration Of the troops ta-n consecutive victory In the year l- city championship field meets. Nor. rnrn ru1 persons are expected
 Ea-1 Scout Raymond llatner. wrrauro-1n~1s patrol leader fns a.a- selected IS toastmasrcr- Tho rro-ram Q. which la will have charge will include troop rro9a-
 -- which 5s being prepared hT Scouts E-harI Hua". FraaSln A. vs-.- and William A- Baker, a troop history by Soourmas.er k@~- mot r.. Parker. t1a annopacem7Hr O. -ha result in the annual hallou0- -1r "troou -natz." taa award Of inc honor modal 70 the most yalrahla scout fo ,sa troop. and several hrl"f
 raacaa- hv guests Of honor,
 Tounz women of tho church viii aa- as wai,vesses during the meal After tha dinner and program ot -r-aeles there will ha few re..E races and games.
 Troop { was or=anizo1 in the winter ct -a-t--5 and ill .he sprir@ ot The latter year won tho first c.,* ..a-- ar.r held .n N.w Britain. Si#'a -l.a J- has considered this achl@F.- raa- a nrsoaazat and has canrrr- every succeeding meet conduct ! ..~a. This yaar several other troops had advanced 70 tho point Whers -l,v were able +o challenge +-' sunrouaav. ngt Troop 4 manage ,7 hold off rtl- t-crsased comr9-l lion and. though is margin W.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-26
MONTANA FOIL PENALTIES

Butte, Mont, June 26 CPl-The Montana state boxing commission today ruled that fighters guilty of fouls will default theis share of the purses and will be subject to sus- pension. Only when, the referee, judges and the commission's inspec- tor are unanimous that q man foul ing another should not be held re- sponsible, will q club be permitted to pay boxer.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-26

Entering Troop 3 in uaesua"r. . 1928. he became "rs- class exactly a . year ago. r-e1.vl-- his ~ear badge t- August. 1922. and tacoEt-E el.--. .e for lie ra~E f- March O tho rr.5- zrt Nar- Ea has aano-nl .st ona uru-1.I -r. av receiving a- l-a~r one wa-r hasze a- every coH- of honor since h. became a first class gc0r- and now ha has tna -t -a."S- ssrv Tor ea-.eGou. He 5s ora of rre most active members of Troop 8, which .s located a- tha Trinity -Is-a- o5tsr church. "asn= leader Of rde Otter patrol. His advance gives Troop 3 throe Ha@les. t5e sae71l highest number Of any troop ln 'a" oounci. The s0u of a1r. and Mrs. Thomas k. Hall of z2 Falrv3aw street. ha is .a rae eighth grade "t the Central Junior High school
 Ea# Er--u-u has no" produced 7. o5-ra scouts. ct whom 5 arc ar
 30 Merit Badges Awarded
 Crei~maa George r. Tav.or 1rl- sided a- -.1 ocl~r =zss.ol laz- -t- and was a=s.---5 by F. A. ta-fH. Deputy Comm. .-sore~ N1iL liael}oH- gall and Assistant Scos-r-as-er Tho odo~a Auua0zia-a.
 There wore Sa merit fzd-as awarde5. n 2t subjects. az follows. Athletics. Edward 1I-rCG-heon and Fred LacAav. Troop 4. Plain vile.
 Au-orohu.r=. George sarhour, Troop Il. Everett GraEam. Troop g.
 Bird study. Eczon Howard Troop 4 Arnold hadu Troop 3; James Nau=hron. Troop --.
 Carpentry: NoEon Howard Troop 4, George Barbour. Troop T.
 Camping; tarry Hall Troop ?.
 Civ.cz: l.. $. Lacaey and NEIes Moore. Troop 4, Plalnvlue.
 Cooking. James Naushto-. Troop I2.
 Firemanzaip: Eavmo1f Watkins Troop 1 Luke #eich. Troop t55 Bernard Paul. Troop g. P.at1viile
 Handicra1,, Raymond Watkins. Troop 4: Russell Ear5r. Troop fl. Hiking. James NauEhro1. Troop 12
 Metal working: Everett Gra@am, Troop -2
 Leatharc-aft. Edward 1IacCl-ch- con. Troop 4. Plainvlll=
 Personal health. Raymond Wat kin, Troop 1. Clarence Johnson Troop r.
 Pioneering. Edward MzcCutcheon Troop 24
 Prinur@. Irving Lgrdla. Troop 4 Russell Karln. Troop fl: John Yes. ella, Troop -2.
 Public health: waldo plarc> Troop II; Clarence Johnson. Troog r; Edward MacC4tchaou. Troop -f Plainville
 Swimming. Joseph Gwoz6z, Troor :; George Button, Troop 2 Rowing ton.
 Weather. Serge Dankev.ch Troor
 Scholarship. Freaertaa rotch Troop 4.
 wood carving: Arnold Ka3a Troop 2.
 Woodwork. George Button Tro0t 2, Newington, George Baruou Troop Il. James Naughrou TrooI 12
 Reading, Nozon Howard Troop
 Seven second class awards wer made to: Joseph PogIitch and E Rabinowitz Troop $, Frank Rab inow, Troop n. Fred Kennedy Troop F, Russell Tgrseon, Trooi 12; Henry Young, Troop 19, an Stanley Bwozowsbl Troop -f.
 Luke Welch Troop II, and Joh. Dalidowitz, Troops 2f, receive their first class badges
New Britain herald., 1930-06-26
TWO SHOT BY THIEF

Washington. Towa June gf (P- SEariH1 Fred Sweet Of Wash'ueton county and night marshal Aaron Bailey were shot and killed to4av v au automobile thief they hal arrested Tho thief drew pistol a@5 shot the officers after the shezI- rarrad 10 search him.
 The thief avoided another office who shot ar him as he fed, H. s'ol another car and drove out of to-u.
 TOR BEST RESULTS
 USE HER.ED CLASSIFIED tD>
New Britain herald., 1930-06-26
OFFICIALS PROBE
 JINGLE ACCOUNTS
Ran Small Sum Into Paper
 Profit Of S1OO,OOO

Chicago. June 26.-UP)-The Joint stock market deals of Alfred J. Lingle. Chicago Tribune reporter. and William F. Russell, former po- lice commissioner, furnished states attorney's detectives with fresh and sensational evidence today in their investigation of the newspaperman's murder.
 Iingle, who received s65 a week a a police reporter, and Russell, on a SIU.OOo annual salary, had more than $1O3,00O in paper profits in brokers books at one time on an initial outlay of S10,0o0, the former police official told Pat Roche, chief investigator for States Attorney John A. Swanson. The stock market depression last October wiped out the account, Russell said. The for mer official said no money was drawn from the account by either Of them.
 Issues Statement
 Taking rosnizance of the evidence that filtered out of the clearing house" of the Lingle murder investi- gation yesterday, Swanson issued a statement last night summarizing his investigation of the reporters finan- cial dealings that have been the sub iect of many rumors since he was slain almost three weeks ago.
 We have been Investigating the 1 transactions of Al Lingle on the stock market" the statement said and are satisfied from information furnished LIS by former Commission CT of Police Russell and other sources that Lingle ran an account of a few thousand dollars into paper profits amounting to well over S10O,.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-26

A modern Garden of Eden has been laid out on Avery Island, near Iberia, La, by A. F. Mc1lhennyI Rare flowers were imported from all parts of the earth.
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