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Putnam patriot., 1930-11-13
Eight Bouts That Will Provide ThriIls.-Benefit Nurses
 Home Fund
Ts~kets on saie.--An All Star Cast
 Secured


 One of the best amateur boxing cards ever hung up in eastern Con necticut is the offering of the Put. nam Boxing Club for the benefit Thursday evening, November goth. m St. Johns Arena for the Nurses Home Fund of the Day kimball Hospital. Tickets are now on sale at the fol lowing places: Putnam-R. Miller, telephone 542; Vadnais' store, tel. STA: Jarvais' store, Providence street; i; George Lewis, Jr.. the Bugbee store l; James Murray, tel. 665; Reni's bar Der shop, Livery street. Thompson Lawrence Backus, tel. Il7-5. Gros- venordale-A. J. Dery. tel. 275-2. Danielson--Louis Peloquin, tel. 6s1.
 The importance of the show, the high standing of the performers and the fact that there will be large ad- vance sale makes 1t imperative that seats be secured early. The ring-slde tickets are S2.00, reserved seats, Sl.00, and admittanee at the door, general admission, Is 75 cents
 All Attractive
 There will be eight bouts on the card and all are attractive. The club matchmaker has exercised care in se- lecting each pair of boys and the re- sxlt will be some thrills. For the first time in local ring history the promoters have gone into the western part of the state. They secured the services of one of the fastest and best stables in Connecticut, located sf Waterbury. When this stable was xsgned up the management began to cnmb southern New England for boys that are outstanding in the amateur ranks. The result is the announce ment of the following interesting pro- gram:
 The first bout. i25 pound class, win bring together Young Brisson, q tough scrapper and hard hitter, oI Putnam and Joe Maczuga, a classy init slinger of Providence.
 The second bout will be between two boys in the 106 pound class Kid BrouiIlard, the human buzz saw, well known in this section as q hard and fast worker, and Young Chattle, fly weight champion of Rhode Island.
 Stepping into the 126 pound class the third number will see Ray Landry, Danielson. known as the Iron Man of the squared circle, working with Ace Hudkins, kayo artist, rated as one of the best in the Nutmeg State.
 The fourth act will bring the pecu- liar style of William Leo of Daniel son to the attention of the audience. Leo has earned the sobriquet of the Nick Altrock of the prize ring. He has taken part in thirteen battles passed the jinx successfully and re
Putnam patriot., 1930-11-13
RECTORY SCHOOL
 FOOTBALL RESULTS

The Rectory School football eleven played Moses Brown of Providence at Pomfret, Saturday, a much heavier team, and came out on the short end of a to 0 score.
 The Reetory eleven played a return game at Providence last week We'd nesday with the Country Day School and won by a score of to 6.
 Friday, November l4th, Rectory will play Pomfret School Second Form, at three o'clock.
Putnam patriot., 1930-11-13
Haven Happenings

Miss Martha Pearl. nurse at the Haven, has a new Essex roadster.
 Rev. George Hawkes. conducted a service at the Haven last Sunday evening.
 Rev. Mir. Abbot of Danielson and members of his congregation will give an entertainment for the benefit of the old people next We'd nesday evening.
Putnam patriot., 1930-11-13
Next Sunday

The Pawtuxet 4. 4. of Providence. semi-pro chams. face the locals next Sunday on the High School Field Because of their win over the New port Naval Team and great showings in practice with the Providence Col iege and Rhode Island State eleven, the Nutmeggers have been installed heavy favorites.
Putnam patriot., 1930-11-13

C. A. C.-K. Tatro i20 f23 III s5a; Beaudreault l22 106 no 33Si B. Tatro il2 94 106 SIP; Sponcey 10s i29 SO 317; Robitaille l02 1iG 65 303-l628.
 Saizberg Bonosconi fs6 III III 3Gs; Lemos sA I06 S1 27i: Houle lO9 i2l % 329; Pigeon 103 124 IF 344; Cote l0s l26 97 s3i-16- 43.
 Tirates-M Miour IiO 9s s7 301; Maheu 90 91 Ill 301; Guertin il9 l0s 9S 325; Mayotte IF 90 125 S4l; Gregoire 1f2 l0s IT 337- 1905.
 Owls-McKay TIT no IA 34I; L. Weiss 70 95 97 271: Diotte i04 co 9S 293; Evens ST 95 12S BIO; Blake Ill l52 135 39S-16i3.
Putnam patriot., 1930-11-13
DERY's ALLEYS

Arthur's Do Boys--Faucher gl sS 10S PSF; Durand III TOT 106 324; Franklin 96 l04 9i 29l; Caf- frey III ca i20 325; Vaudeville f25 i2i 03 349--l576.
 Yankees-Labossiere 90 f04 13i 325: Dummy 20 90 90 270: Beau soleil if5 S5 f02 302; Brown 1f9 l40 9t $50; Lanniean iS3 135 t21 2a9--l63f.
Putnam patriot., 1930-11-13

Mrs. Jacobstein-Poppa, l caught Rosie betting init dot ice man again. You better speak to her.
 Mir. Jacobstein-0y, yoy. betting mt de ice man-unt ve owe so much to De butcher l-The Pathfinder
Putnam patriot., 1930-11-13

Ida T. Hildreth, Mrs. Hans a1s,, g,. son. Mrs. Jennie F. Nnite anu CT, Julia B. Clapp. The hostesseI as T Mrs. E. Newton Searles, Mrs. ar ia.
 HiIdreth and Mrs. Hans Andef""
Putnam patriot., 1930-11-13
n November 18th, by twenty

men.
 A new family from Hartford by the name of Perkins has moved into Merrill Keiths house for the winter. He is an electrician.
 Miss Prudence Deane, domestic science teacher in Middletown spent the weekend with her parents. MT. and Mrs. Gilbert Dean.
Putnam patriot., 1930-11-13
BOWLING
vANDALE's ALLEYS

Woodstock-Healey 95 116 1<t 356; White ii2 94 l09 3f5; Wheeler % 100 fO2 292; Sattonstali S9 l0s 93 290; Anderson i42 l09 1i2 363 -1616.
 s. N. E. Telephone-Bande 12s f2g i13 gro: Jones so t07 s6 273; Beebe 9s So 1I2 299; Johnson 80 97 94 2S0; Fillmore I03 125 l32 360-l5S2.
Putnam patriot., 1930-11-13
BLooMINGDALE

Time of periods. I5-i2-15-12. Ref cree, Charles Murphy, C. A. c. Um- pire, Dan Chubbuck. C. A. C. Head linesman, Hakerson, C. A. C. Timer, McEvoy.
 Substitutes; Woreester-Riller for Morelli. Martin for Greenwich.
 Putnam for Darielli. Pha- neuf for Valentine, Elliot for Simonzi, Marcell for Cristofori, Anderson for Marcel. Damas for Daigle, King for Farquhsr, Redfern for Cody.
Putnam patriot., 1930-11-13

Clerks-Lavigne 103 f27 l16 SAG; Breault f03 l22 131 356; Auclair 98 I23 100 321; Metz TIT 125 l2l 363: Tetreault 102 i42 125 36s-- l755.
 K. of C.-Giraca s3 96 100 279; Rice 95 i16 no 32i; Williamson f2s i2l 109 35S: Carey 9s il3 SC 29O: Harper 96 112 lo5 313-l56l.
Putnam patriot., 1930-11-13

High single--E. Blake i52. Three high strings-S. Bonosconi 399. High average--E. Blake 120.
 Lannigan f20.
Putnam patriot., 1930-11-13
P. H. s. STRENGTH
 SURPRISES FANS
Strong Bartlett High Eleven Crosses Putnam Goal Line
 Only Once
Ariel Attack Successful But Comes
 too Late

The Putnam high school football team played to an so defeat against Bartlett high school on Tuesday. The comparatively low score made by the strong charging machine of Bartlett High was surprise to the hundreds of fans gathered at the holiday game The Webster eleven Is the strongest team Putnam has on thesr 1850 schcd ule. The undefeated and over-con- fident Bartlett team fought hard to run up score in the first period but they failed to come within scoring distance. The local line held hard dur ing the initial quarter and frequently slashed through and broke up the vis- itors' trick plays" Notwithstand- ing the fact that the home team did their utmost to hold their opponents scoreless, we'll guided pass by Ven gryn. in the second quarter, was pret- tily gathered in by Cragan who ran fifteen yards and placed the oval be- hind the goal line. An attempt by the visitors for the extra point failed and the half ended with Bartlett on the 'ong end of a 60 score.
 Add Two Points
 In the third quarter the visitors outplayed Pat" Anderson and his hard fighting gridsters but Bartlett in this triumphal period only added two points Co their credit. Ryan's kick was blocked behind the goal line and it was recovered by Bartlett man with safety.
 In the final period Putnam made a strong comeback. After taking the ball from the visitors on downs. they marched down the field in a success ful ariel attack. Four passes by Per ry were completed but the final whistle halted their progress. The Bartlett team went home still undefeated but Putnam's strength was surprise to the visiting eleven.
Putnam patriot., 1930-11-13

High team total-Yankees f756. High team sheet-Clerks 639. High average-H. Clifford l23. High three strings-Farrell 3s3. High single Kilborn l57.
Putnam patriot., 1930-11-13

Yankees-Hart 1l4 io2 TAT 363; Rust f29 1l5 103 347; Sherman 92 1O6 1O7 305; Maynard 139 i25 90 3g3: Gagne I49 i25 i0s 37s-- f756.
 Blue Caps-N. Gagne 90 SC 10s 2S4; BelIerose 96 f0f 97 294; Bove TIT 100 94 3l1; Pigeon 94 91 III 29G; Delisle SC 136 90 32f-l506.
Putnam patriot., 1930-11-13

Pomfret-T. Hanley 93 SS 9S 279: N. Kelley 100 i05 9s 299; l.. Kelley f06 100 So 295; Farrell l25 f34 l24 3s3; Johnson 9i 100 III 302-l55S.
 Etheridge 115 95 f13 323: G. Bowen l01 9S l03 302 Iel- lar 90 9i Ss 269: O. Bowen 92 97 s7 276; T. Ryan 92 I15 97 304-- l4T4.
Putnam patriot., 1930-11-13

Putnam Spinning-Baker no 95 1Is 323; Tourtellotte 90 l06 l20 316; Sham f02 93 103 29S; Kil- horn l05 IT I27 349; F. Clifford i05 IF IA 336--1622.
 Lowell Pin Shop-Touchette 110 TOT s4 301 Simonzi fl3 eS IA 325 ; C. Clifford ST i09 TOT 303; loyal SC III so 2s0; Bousquet l02 100 92 % 2g4-I503.
Putnam patriot., 1930-11-13

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New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
City Items

At HoGman's tomorrow. delicious pumpkin. lninco and apple pies for %oW T1anksgiyine djnncr.-advt.
 Mrs. <. rtnhus Of 247 LnwooI a,r.,f went 10 New York today to m,~ her daughter, Miss Brrnice Tuhus. a student at Beaver college, J"nkuIown. Pa, and will remain in Nrw York over tho Manufacturing holidays, visiting relatives.
 I'rsmn0s ball. Manufacturing Eve. Nor -rth, Hotel Bond Broadr2sting Gch-srra r. \. B. HalL Main s. -ndll
 Members Of Cour columba, Cath oljc DaUaht,rs Of America, are re- lucsted 10 bring childron's used clothing 10 the k. Of C. club rooms tonght. These articles Of clothing will ho distributed among the need" Of tho city,
 Attorney An@sla M, Laca1a. rnp- rcs, n-u- Imlr TetanoWlsch. E1s cInd a claim with the city clcrk for compensation for injuries sustained in a fall on an alleged detective roadway ar 'he corner Of Eas' and EIUz streets or November g, The r'araau' @I.-ss that she sustained a roHr inch rut on inr for, head. los ing rou~lGor4nlo blood and being greatly shaken Up.
 Miss Anna SuIlWan of N& Maplc
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
EMBASSY THEATER

On" Ot the most amusing scenes in 'Tho Squealcr." the Columbia underworld drama featuring Jack Holt comin2 to tn" Embassy thea Ter. shows little Davey Lee. the popular screen youugster compelling a group Of hard boiled gargstcrs to play "Indjan" with him. They are 'rHine to pump him for information >nd ho requires much humoring hr- toro h" will talk, The fatal words tr finally u'frrs almost cost his
 #th"rs Il". The ptcturo is one Of 'ra most gripping sang dramas ever put or thu screen.
 "CoGc-" Lovers tho now First \J'ta0M picture which is playing this vr.k at the Embassy thcuter, ..Htur.s a hero who represents ~'msthol new in college heroes on rta snroru. Jack Whiting who plays in, lead. essays a role that is almost s.Hr'ln=ly apart rom tho .ou&,nuonal
 Tn. hero of this story is a type we'll known on collrE" campusas IT." 1- t.. college popular guy,' a t.llow who -o.s out for any and all activities. Ho is president of the rs5an' hoIy and manager @. tho , 0us@. athletic association. H. is h .vsryf hing and knows everybody
 Nrn Whining in this campus story a~0 Marian Nixon. Guinn WIl- "ms, Frank NcHush and Russell Houran.
 t.0ds toar-i'-" Scotland Yard" 2 hreH'h.oss drama of IoN" and advon- nre Wit1 Edmund Lowe and Joan ft.rr.'-
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25

l street, is resting comfortably at the
 New England Baptist hospital in i Boston, where she recently under went an oper9tion.
 | At Hoffmans tomorrow. delicious pumpkin, mince and apple pies for 1 your Thanksgiving dinner.-advt. John J. MieZanka, who was known in boxing circles several years ago as Jack Midgeon," underwent an ! operation Saturday at New England Presbyterian hospital. Boston, Mass, for removal of growth on his face. Fritz Jennings Of this city was also operated upon Saturday at the same institution for removal of q growth on his neck.
 The Ladies' Aid of St. Matthew's church will give it's annual enter tainment on Friday evening. All are welcome.
 Alphonso Lcvasseur of Hartford has sold to Morris Cohn the furni- ture and furnishings in the Hotel Doris, 31 Main street, according to q bill of sale recorded at the city clerks office today.
 Thc Ladies' Auxiliary. A. o. H., will meet at K. Of (. hall tonight at 7'3o o'clock. A social will follow the meeting.
 Superintendent James Lynch of the water department reported to in" police al 7:40 o'clock this morn ing that q fire hydrant at the cor Ter Of Short and Long streets had .
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
THE NEW YORK PLAYERS

What tho New York critics said of 'fhc Family Upstairs presented by the New York Players at tho Cari- 1ol theatcr this week;
 "Popular entertainment. Should ] bring homo the bacon to the box office. The Family Upstairs is something of a riot-comedy pune lures tho air with splitting laughter. --TeIograph
 "IntinHr family affairs kept thr audience steadily cnt .rtainod. 'Thr Family psturs' rides morrily and roush-snod over the old superstition Of domestic bliss. "-Timcs.
 Tho Family Upstairs is -ood show, both Imaginable and scwous. Nearly everything in the play is sur"-Gro, from ifs flushed rrpdrt"e 10 i.s fragrant, though troubled TO- manc."-rorry Raymond, Triomc
 "A lot O. laughter goes along with this now play Mr. Deli has devised situations and lively conversations which m>jto merrjment"- t"-E. W. Osborn, Evening World.
 "It is excellent entertainment. Contains many uproarious,y funny lines and situations. f;ohort Cole man. Daily Mirror
 "Wlu tug at your heart strings and make you laugh when you least expect H. The Family Dstairs belongs on auyhody's list o' what plays to soo.' Waiter Winch"u Evening Graphic
 "PojGnan'ty moving in l's comedy It's th" has, play ot fis" eoasou.'-- John Anderson. E}oning Post
 "Thor loyc-mokine is delightful and their small tragedy is #S pol-- rant as though if occurred to th" halls or inc rarulats instead Q. in a Nrw York Mrrculf" in The WaH Str.r; Jouenal
 "'Th. Family Jps'ar' amue's tbr n.jshbor~. The fun our~ t2ts 'hr rl.y'- moro sarious &sP".--.- Burns Mantle. Daily News.
 "I' i~ clean enough 10 h" a John Golden play and commercial "nough 'o ho au Anne Nichols product. .''-- Warre0 Nolan. Evening Telegram.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
SENATOR COOLIDGE
 OUTLINES BELIEFS
New Bay State Legislator Would
 Cooperate With (. Q. p.

fso~-o.. Nov. --.-tp-S.r.ror- .l.: Marcus 4. cooLd2e ol rnoa- .He-. in h.~ Hr~- pos.-carupu4u s.a,,mcar. ad<oca,ed cooperation lr constructive legislation with rh, republican administration. uollfca- u9n of fn, un-trusr laws. and tua Swedish |.laor control system d.r- Ing a speech at d Jaf'ereon society atmn,r I.-' r-ur
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New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
VI TiiE. STRAND

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New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
MANY TRAILS FOLLOWED
 IN HEADLESS BODY CASE
Police. on HI,~tcry Seek I,rrs nr- tail Possible Prom 'ira4rc
 Clothing and trunk Clues

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New Britain herald., 1930-11-25

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New Britain herald., 1930-11-25

Bomb Cuts Baby Who
 Is in Attacked Home

Chicago. Nov. 25 LP} - Police today sought bombcrs they term ed worse than murderers" be- cause their blast injured an eight months old baby.
 The infant Lorraine Travclin. was with her parents. Alr. and Mrs. Joseph Travclin at the homv Of Carl Willcy auto plant eNccu- tive, when a bomb damaged the Wildey home 10 tho extent ot 5000. The baby was taken 10 hospital suffering cuts about the face from fiying glass No one else was injured
 Labor trouble was blamed.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
HAYWARD GRAD BiI.~

New Haven, Nov. -5 t.H1-1n- 1uIes received in ar ausomonil" "c- uident after Saturdays Nal,-Harvar1 football game r"sultrd in rha death at N" Haven hospital last night of Francis <. rar@es, -f. Harvard grad uatr. q. Chestnut Hill Mass .Iolm D. Fn>. r"sscncor in rarhoe' auto Hon5la received minor injuries
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
Want Speedy Justice to
 Get Turkey in Prison

Fairmont w. Va. Nov. 25 UP, These long delays in some Of our rourts!--
 Les Knight and Harley Barker had their hearts sct OH heinz in Eho state nenitrNrIarv Thursday. Thy were "Srnt ur" tor stealth. chickens. Now if has been dis closed they will hayo 10 remain 10 t.snty Ill smother case. wharu aa uttar ThurSial.
 Aad several tons Of turkey r#|o ao'n "rior"l for Thanks ~I'inG dinner in the pen.
 "Wa hadn't oU@h' 'o have to miss that dInner." protested Mr. Hm2a- today.
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New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
FISH SAYS AMERICAS
 STANDARDS THREATENED
'IarAr. Nt;'jr,,., of l;nd- VIII Put
Nation in i'a"-~r

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New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
CEN. BFHDDtI.1T Dis

r.w- Nov. -5 lP-Grurral En.," r.r5orlaf who WAS military goyor. -or of tzrHa from .2r2 70 1923. dioI .."n to3#. a' Inc aco Of e.
 H. served uIt1 dt-,action iu th- World War; and ~as etoscIE assoc!- ...I "t.n taa American military
 oau..d nd with President WI- -o.'- na.@ a' 'he prace rar}oys. G.nsrI Gou~aud succeeded lru IS H.IiifamN gONrrMOr.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
MAYOR THOMPSON BETTER

Chicago. Nov. 25 tP-Apparently completely recovered from the ef- fects of his recent emergency ap pendicitis operation. Mayor William Hale Thompson yesterday got back on the job as presiding officer of the city council,
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25

been broken He believed that the Lr, ak was a recent one.
 John Anderson of 37 Trinity street reported to the police yesterday aft ernoon that a pocket book had been stolen from the kitchen table of is home. Sergeant Michael ]. Flynn of the detective bureau is conduct ing an investigation.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
IiobrOW.hl. all of this ,.-N.
 seventh Anniversary
 N~. and Mr=. E5.l Trs.oni Q. .5l Clinton street observed Tho -th anniversary of their marrla-a a~. Saturday evening with 2 reception ,r their homa. Nhsrn g ~.mh'r o' riands attended
seventh Anniversary
HOPE FOR PLANE COM.

Torlon, France No.. I5--.P.-- All hope was abandoned today oe finding inc Barcelona Nar-eilhs mall plane lost somewhere in the Mediterranean with seven pa~s.n- gers last Friday Torpedo hoa's which hay. searched for wrarEac. for four days put in h.ra today ur- operations.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
BODY FOUND IN RARBOR

Bridgeport, Nov 25 uT)-Miss- ing since Nov. 16. the body of Ste phcn kolesar was found in the har- hor late yesterday. Death was pro- nounced due to accidental droWn- ing.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
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