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New Britain herald., 1930-05-09
Road Conditions in
 State of Connecticut

Road conditions and detours in the State Of Connecticut made ne Cessary by highway construction, rn- pairs ana oiing announced by the Connecticut Highway Department as Of May 7th;
 Route No. i
 Fairfield Southport cutoff Work or approaches No delay to traffic. Madison Boston Post road shoul- ders being oiled for ! miles.
 Route No. |. x. ,
 Meriden and Walltngford. North and South Broad street are under construction. Through traffic adyis- ed to avoid this road.
 Springfield road is being Clled for one milo
 Route No. T.. <. 6
 Danbury NewtoNn road steam shovel work and grading for con. crete under way, Parallel route through Bethel recommended Bolton. Manchester Millionaire road IS under construction with one way traffic
 Route No. |. $.
 Cornwall Project, bridge is under construction on new locaton. No detours.
 No Canaan-south Canaan road is telng oiled for miles
 Fanaan-South Canaan road is b5-
 ed for miles.
 ( Route No. 10
 tho nwell. raising grade If river ea between Cromwell and Little sr bridge, macadam pavement IS eing laid Traffic advised 10 use Newfield road via Washington stree; Niddleto~n. or the Glastonbury road.
 Old Saybroot. Hartford Saybrook road is being ciled for miles.
 Route No. 12
 Plainfield, between PlainNeld and Central Village a railroad grade crossing is being eliminated. Grad ing operations are in progress and traffic can pass with care.
 Griswold, Canterbury and Plain field, section of the Norwich-Put- nam road is under construction. Traffic can pass. Detour posted in borough of JeWett City.
 Thompson Putnam road is being oiled for one mile
 Putnam Thompson road Is being ciled for one mile.
 Route No. i7
 No, Stonington. Norwich ant Westerly road IS being oiled for three miles.
 Noswich -NorNichtown road is be- Ing oiled for one mile.
 Bozrah. Norwich and Colchester road is being oiled for 3 miles. No. Canaan Mass. road Is being oiled for 1 miles.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-09
YOUTH ID RESUME
 EASTWARD PLIGHT
GoldsbOrou6h at Fl PaSO-CoD-
 tinueS to Dallas

Fl Paso. Tex, May 3 Gpl-WelI or his way to a new junior west east transcontinentaI aerial record, Frank GoIdsborough, 19-year-old Jackson Heights, x. Y, aviator, today ex- pected to continue his journey 10 Dallas. Tex.
 Goldsborough is returning east from Los Angeles. He recently set a record for junior f'icrs of 34 hours and three minutes flying time from
New Britain herald., 1930-05-09
WARS AGAINST PISTOLS

Mexico City, May Pe-The Mexican government is making q supreme attempt to bring discontin- nance Of the time-honored Mexican custom Of carrying q pistol.
 Dr. Jose Manuel Puig Casauranc head of the federal district govern ment has instructed police to cor rscate the weapons Of all persons carrying them without q license.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-09

Warren Woodville road, steam shovel grading and macadam con- struction. No detours.
 Waterbury, Wolcott- Bristol roai through Woodtick is under con struction. No detours.
 Waterford-Jordan road is being oiled for miles.
 Westport and Weston. Lyons Plain road is under construction. No delay to traffic.
 Woodstock, the Eastford- West Woodstock road is under construc- tion. Traffic can pass although de lay may be expected where the pow CT shovel is working.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-09

West11eld, N, J, to Los Angeles.
 Other stops on the youths pres ent itinerary include St. Louis and Columbus. Ohio, He expects to reach New York Sunday. Goldsborough is flying a light biplane.
 T am making much better time this trip than on the flight to the Pacific coast" he said. "I struck a strong tail wind at 5000 feet and came across Arizona and New Mex leo at about 120 miles an hour"
New Britain herald., 1930-05-09

Frances submarine fleet includes E2 vessels built and 1T building. in- cludng one of 3.25o tons displace- ment, When finished this will be the largest submarine in tho world. 1t 1T sad.
The Washington times., 1930-12-01
Woman FLiers Pay
Miss EGrhart Honor

Miss Amelia Earhart was to
fly here today to be the guest Of
honor and speaker at the aviation
luncheon of the Eagle Wings Fly.
ing Club, flying corps of the Wo-
mems City Club, at the clubhouse,
1876 Jackson Pr. Mrs. Lyle Burns
Steever, president, announced.
other guests include John s.
Wynne. general manager of Wash.
ington- Hoover Airport; Earl Stein
hauer. M. A. Crowder. Gene Vidal.
and Paul Collins, vice presidents
of the Ludington Lines, and P. j.
Taft, special representative Of N.
Y. P. w. A. C. Mrs. William Lee
Corbin, president of the Women's
City Club, will preside.
The Washington times., 1930-12-01
Suspect In Robbery
Slain As He FLeeS

OAKLAND, Calf. Dec. /
K1NS0 Shot down when he
attempted to escape, Frank e.
Smith, alleged master mind of
the $4,000 train robbery near
Berkeley recently, was dead here
today.
Police yester day captured,
smith without a struggle. He
was bathing when police entered
his home.
AS soon as Smith reached the
sidewalk he tried to wrest a re-
Nolver from one of the officers,
Ehen darted among theater-goers.
Folice Inspector Walter Garrett
shot him.
The Washington times., 1930-12-01
Smithsonian Opens
RrOmOiL Exhibition

An exhibition of bromoll trans
fers executed by julius Aschauer'
r. r. p. s., of Vienna, Austria,
will be a featured exhibit at the
Smithsonian Institution during
December. Specimens OF the
work, which involves difficult
technical manipulation, Will be
exhibited in the section OF pho.
Biography. bjects included
among the 35 reproductions are
architecture, landscape subjects,
life studies and portraits.
The Washington times., 1930-12-01
Husband Chased Her,
Wife Asserts in Suit

Mrs. Anna L. Leonard, 1858
Park Rd. N. W., in a limited
divorce action instituted in Dis
trict Supreme Court against
Robert j. Leonard, accused him
of once chasing her with d per-
colator filled with hot coffee.
She says she was forced to
leave him last September 4 be.
cause of excessive cruelty and
threats against her life. Attor-
neys Raymond Neudecker and
Jean M. Boardman represent
Mrs, Leonard.
The Washington times., 1930-12-01
CHURCH DINNER

A turkey dinner and bazaar
will be given by the Ladies Guild
of the Brightwood Park M. E.
Church tomorrow from 5 to 8
o'clock p. m. at the church,
Eighth and jefferson Streets
Northwest.
The Washington times., 1930-12-01
WAR VETERAN, go, DIES

MARTINsBURG, w. Va, Dec.
l.-Benjamin H. Fellers, 80, Of
this city, one Of the few remain
ing Civil War veterans in this
county, died at the home OF his
daughter, Mrs. Nolan c. WeSG'
here
The Washington times., 1930-12-01

Your telephone will place Won In
immediate touch with the peOple ad-
vertisinE their services 10 YOU IN the
BUSINESS SERVICE DIRECTORY of
tOday's Classified Ads.
The Washington times., 1930-12-01
THIEVES GET $50 IN STORE

Robbers early yesterday morn.
ing looted the store of Sam Clip
per In the 300 block E st. N. W.,
taking $50.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-25
CUBS WILL ENJOY
 4 DAY 0F REST
Fans Try All Sorts Of Tricks to
 G9t Into Last Game

Ch.cs=o. A4-. -5 lP-The Cubs to- day had q day Of rest on which to contemplate -halr thrilling 3 to : victory oyer the Giants yesterday, but they didn't ned rest any mor~ than 3No policemen who battlad to iandle the crowd at Wricley field.
 Inside he park 47.0no persons sat. ='ood and loaned-outside nearly that many ml.led and stormed in 'aoir attempts 10 get in 10 watch the s"rlas final between the Nationa! league leaders and the runners-up. Ts.a c0ppers nor only had 10 regu- la-a the 1ow of humanity. but were forced 10 combat all sorts of star'egy employed by eager fans
 The mobs started 10 gather al T;&0 yesterday morning with a line Of 300 prospective customers At 1:I5 ?. m, President William l.. YeecE ordered the gates closed for not sn- other inch of space remained, The regular police detail was swampcd by rha erer-@ro"ing crowd. and 100 en- slgency policemen were sent out 10 holp Ticket saIasmen deserted their noc'he. and through megaphones an aounccI fhat no more room was available n the park
 Ten mounted policemen a'terlTreI 70 clear the sidewalks about the park. but gave up when tho mob good d-uaturedly refused to dispersc, and there was danger of injury from thejr horses hoofs.
 The prize trick of the day worked several times. An enterprising seek CT Of entrance obtained q telegraph messenger boys cap and suitable envelope and made hls way by a Gata-keepcr with his Important mesa age." T. worked again and 2 gain, until an elderly man wearing . cap meant for smaller head. was hailed and the ruse ruined,
 Another man borrowed ladder from 8 nearby back yard and placed if against wall, but it was smas1.ed to pieces by others who sought to help him usc it. The outstanding failure in strategy was the invited guest of MT. Wrigley MT. Veeck or Joe McCarthy."
New Britain herald., 1930-08-25
WASHINGTON TEAM DEFEATS SENECAS
South EnderS Take Local Club
 Into Camp by 6-S Count

When f defeated the Seneca base ball team a Willow Brook park yesterday afternoon hy the score of 6 10 3. the kcnslngton baseball club not only kept up its winning streak but it also defeated the last of the New Britain combinations which 1t had not met so far this season. The South End crew has taken all Of the city mines over the hurdles at least once during the present sea- son
 T. was close battle. The Sen ecas didn't go down without fight IL was anybody's game mp 10 tho sixth inning. Both clubs had scored one run in the opening frame The Senecas then nicked one across the plate in the fifth to get one-rm edge.
 Kensington helted I man around the sacks in the seventh to tie the count and it began 10 look as f an overtime battle was in prospect.
 III t44f ilSI IaLl V- L4-F tlEulI- however, Mickey Huber broke tho saae ID when h. whaled out q home run with two men on 10 score three runs Kensington got four counters in this session. The Ser ecas mado a great bid to tic tn" score in the last half Of the frame but one run was the best the team could turn in. 4 spectacular catch hr Bcrgoron in decp center field. shut of an extra base hit and kill d rhe rally l. was one-handcd catch.
 WalichJ and Huber featured with their hitting during the game Each got two safatlss.
 The KenslnSton team Is trying 70 arrange a same with tho California Owls night baseball club. Thr team plays ln Hartford Wednesday rl-h-
 Tho summary.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-25
.LIGHTWEIGHTS ARE GAINING IN FAVOR
Pacific Coast Start to Make
 Eastern Debut Tomorrow

New York. Aug. 9 tP-With newcomers rapidly coming to the fore. inc lightweight division, some what in disrcpute since Benny Leon ards retirement, is fast regaining the favor of boxing's fandom. In the last year the division has undergone q sweeping change SO far as leading challengers go with pub lie interest centered on such figures as Al Singer. the new champion; Jack Kid Berg Of England, Tony Canzoneri. crstwhile featherwelght king: Justo Suarez. Argentine sen- sation, and Goldie Hess. Pacific coast star.
 Hess q drawing card in the far west for some time, makes his east ern debut against Canzonerl in 8 ten round bout at the Greensboro stadium here tomorrow night in what may turn out 10 be the ma tion's best offering of the week. The far vcsterner has compiled an i'm pressiye record in recent months and may rob Can:oneri Of his chance for title bout with Singer in Madi- son Square Garden Nov. IS. Can zoneri. a fast and skillful workman, rules a slight favorite in the bet rng
 i Else1 here hcavNWelghts seem 10 get the call. Primo Camera, man. moth Italian. meets his fellow countryman, Ricardo Bertazola. in | q 15-rounder at Atlantic City Satur- day night; George Godfrey, giant Pennsylvania negro. takes on Arthur Dekuh of New York al Cleveland tomorrow night. while out at San Francisco tonight, the coasts two best heavyweights, in Jack Demp- sey's opinion. Max Baer, of Liver more. Calf. and Frankie Campbell of San Francisco. battle it out in 8 ten-rounder Otto Non Porat, Nor wegIan puncher from Chicago, bat ties Joe Lohman Of Toledo, at Springfield. Ill.,, Thursday.
 i Philadelphia card tonight is 1 headed by ten-rounder between
 Eddie Shea. Chicago featherWelght, and Lew Massey Philadelphia.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-25
DEFEND NET TITLE
George NJ. Lott and John H. DOcg Face Easy Match in Opening Of Doubles Play.

Chestnut Hill Mass, Aug. 9 (UP)-George NJ, Lott Of Chicago and John H. Docg of Santa Monica. Calf, today were scheduled to start the defense of their national doubles title in the 18th annual ten his classic on the Longwood courts.
 Threatening weather this morning indicated, however. that the open ing days matches might have to be postponed because of rain.
 The champion team faced an easy match as an opener, with Alfrel and Roger Turner Of Newt on as op- ponents, but since virtually every outstanding star in the country was entered in the tournament. it was apparent that the Lott-Doeg con- bination would be hard pressed be- fore the campaign ended.
 The teams Of William T. Tildnn I'd, and Francis r Hunter, and John Van Ryn and Winner Allison was expected 10 furnish the stiffcst com petition for the defending cham pions.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-25
REDWINGS LEAD
 BY HALF A GAME
Close Race Promised in Last
 Month Of International Loop
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
 The International league enters the last month of the 1880 campaign today with the Rochester Redvings leading Baltimore's Orioles by only half a game.
 Baltimore picked up a half game over the weekend, beating Toronto on Saturday in it's only start while Rochester, idle Saturday split q double bill with Reading yesterday.
 The Redwings, behind great pitch. ing by Paul Derringer, beat the Keys in the opener. Al. only to fall victim 10 Johnny Welch in the nightcap, 10. Nelcon Greene, after shaky start. pitched just as effec- tive in the opener as did Derringer but the Keys could not overcome a two run lead the Redwings piled up in the first inning. Greene allowed eight hits while Derringer was hold ing the Keys to six and striking out eight. Welch gave the Redwings only three singles in the cecond game while Reading collected seven 
 tallying one run in the second in- ming.
 The only other activity on the league battlefront yesterday was at Montreal where the Newark Bears took the first game Of a double header with the Royals. 11-5 and dropped the second, 30. The Bears hammered four Royal hurlers for 17 hits in the opener. Harry Layne getting two doubles and pair of singles. and Andy Cohen q double and three singles. The nightcap was a pitching duel between Roy Bucka- lew and Al Mamaux with the Royal thrower having a decided edge. He permitted only one hit. ? single by Loepp. MamauX was touched for eight safeties.
 Rain forced post Qonement Of tho Jersey City-Buffalo double header and Toronto and Baltimore were not scheduled,
New Britain herald., 1930-08-25
TRACK AND FIELD ACES WILL CLASH
British and American Stars to
 Meet Wednesday Night

Chicago, Aug. 25 R-Track and field aces of the British empire and the United States today moved to- ward Chicago where they will meet Wednesday night in Soldier Field for international supremacy.
 From Hamilton. Ont. where the Empire games were held last week, a team of more than 50 British stars headed for the scene. while from Pittsburgh, scene of the na- tional championship of the Anna teur Athletic Union, 66 of Uncle Sans best moved westward.
 Following an elaborate opening ceremony and parade by members of both teams and their accompany ing delegations, fourteen relay and team events will be decided. One point will be awarded for each event the running events to be relay and team affairs. while the field events will be decided on the basis of total height or distance.
 ! Based on comparative perform anCes in their championship meets, the British strength is concentrated in the running events. while the United States appears to have a big edge in the field Great Britain's chances in the sprint relays will not be hurt by the loss to the American team of Percy Williams. double championship winner in the 1928 Olympic games. Williams, who pull cd a, tendon in the final of the 1o0- yard dash Saturday, had not plan ned to run in any event except the special 1nO-yard dash.
 With Eddie Tolan, University of Michigan negro and George Simp- son of Ohio State, paired with two other American sprint stars. the United States appeared to have the edge in the 400-yard relay. and tho mile relay stacked up as close. In the longer races, however, Great Britain rates as more powerful. In the field, with Herman Erik and Jimmy De Mers. approaching their A. A, L. championship marks re- l spectively in the shotput and jave- lin. the L. s. should win easily IS we'll as in the pole vault. in which Uncle Sans men have performed more impressively than the Brit ish.
 The loss of Williams from the special 1OQ-yard dash is q disap- pointment. Simpson, Tolan. Leland and Farmer, are expected to find ct, and Jimmy Fitzpatrick of Canada: Page Of England and Legce O. South Africa
New Britain herald., 1930-08-25
SEEK WOMEN'S TITLE
Hundred Campaigners Are After Western Golf Championship Held By Mrs. O. s. Htll

Kansas City. Aug. 25 (P-A hun dred campaigners sought the wom- ans western golf title, held by Mrs O. s Hill. Of Kansas City, in the weeks competition which started today at the Hillcrest Country club.
 Mrs Hill and Miss Dorothy Pag3, Madison, Wis, led the qualihers ou. on the 18-hole test which will de, tcrmine the 32 to win places in the championship flight,
 Seasoned players among the wom- en expressed the opinion that Hom- en's par of 82 would be broken by few of the 100 entrants. Par out is 4, in 40.
 Match play will begin Tuesday. All matches, until the 36-hile finals, will be at 13 holes There will be five other flights besides the cham pionship group.
 Among those expected 10 give Mrs. Hill q battle are Mrs Gregg Lifur. Los Angeles, runner-up to the defending champion last year at Cleveland; Mrs. c. W. Tyson, Kan sas City; Virginia Van Vie and Rena Nelson, Chicago; Bernice Wall, Oshkosh, Wis; Helen Lawson, Los Angeles and Mrs. C. C. Cary Dal- las.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-25
BURRITTS SMOTHER HOLY
 CROSS IN SERIES GAME
Winning Crew Shows Complete Reversal of Form Over That of Previous Week-Jaglowski Hurls Alright Ball During Contest-"Lefty' Haber Is Kicked for 20 Safe Bngles-FinaI Score Is 16 to - Sacred Hearts to Meet Losers Next Week.

The Burritts jumped back into the running in the city baseball cham pionship series when they handed the Holy Cross a 16 to 4 pasting at the Washington park grounds yes terday. The Burritts had a much stronger lineup for this game than they did a week ago Sunday when they were beaten by the Sacred Hearts in the first game of the series.
 Jaglowski, P. & F. Corbin hurling ace, was on the mound for the win ners and had the parish team at his mercy throughout the game. Lefty" Haber pitched for the losers and was nicked for 20 timely blows by the winners.
 The Burritts got off to an early scoring start and were never in dan ger of being oyertaken as they grad ually added to their total. JagloWski held the Holy Cross team scoreless for the first five innings.
 In the eighth, he was nicked for four hits and three runs by the los CTS but this did not matter as the Burritts were far in the lead at this time.
 The Holy Cross infeld was weak on ground balls and made a num- Der of wild heaves to aid the Bur rtts in their run scoring. At the same time the winners were getting l their hits at times when they meant runs, wasting very few safe blows. Besides being strong extensively, ] the Burritts gave Jaglowski perfect support. This was not particular l ly great feat under the circum- l stances as JagloWski had most of l the batters hitting either easy rollers ] to the infieldcrs or pop flies. Dur | ing the first seven innings he al ! lowed only four hits and no two 1 of these came in the same frame. i It was the sixth inning before the parish team got a man 10 third base 1 and before this only one Holy Cross player had reached second. The Burritts stepped into the lead in the first inning when they scored one run on one base blows by Havlck and kania and a scratch hit off Salak's glove. A base on balls. ] two singles and a sacrifice fly gave them two more in the second 4 ] base on balls and two singles gave them their fourth run in the third.
 From this time until the seventh ! Haber kept them from scoring but in the seventh they staged a rally ! that netted them five tallies. In the . following frame they made seven more runs to make the game a walk away.
 The Holy Cross scored it's first run in the sixth when Gill reached first after being hit by a pitched ball. He 1 stole second. went to third on an in field out and registered on single by Salak. Four hits in the eighth gave them three more runs.
 The Burritts expected to have Bill Mangan catching for them but he failed 10 appear. Flood was press cd into service and put up a fine game behind the bat Nick Gill made several fine catches in left field for the losers.
 Jasper and JagloWski were the leading hitters each collecting four safe blows. The former banged out q pair of doubles
 The third game of the series will he played next Sunday when the Holy Cross and Sacred Hearts meet The summary:
New Britain herald., 1930-08-25
FRANkIiNS END SFASON

The Franklin A. C, baseball team ended it's seoson yesterday by de featins the Oak streets at North Ind park by a : to score. The game Was q close one. Meyers limit cd the Oak streets 10 seven safe blows while his mates punched their hits off the opposing twirlcr 10 gain the decision. The FranNlins have q seasons record Of 13 wins and one defeat.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-25
BOXER DIES AFTER kAYO

Butte, Mont. Aug, 25 UP)- Emile Sencio. 21. who was knocked out by Gee O'Leary in the main event of a boxing match here Sat Urday night, died Sunday without regaining consciousness. Sencio was knocked down four times in the 10th round before he became uncon- scious. Doctors said the impact caused hemorrhage.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-25
YESTERDAYS STARS
he Associated Prcse.

By the Associated Press
 Taylor, Cubs-Singled in ninth and stole second and home to beat Giants.
 West. Senators-Triple with tgo on in sixth whipped Athletics.
 kolp. Reds-Blanked Pirates with five hits, breaking Corsairs' seven game winning streak.
 Terrell. lndians-Hung up 22nd victory, holding Yankees to six hits.
 Gaston. Red Sox-Held White Sox 10 three singles and blanked them. 70.