New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 5, 1926, Page 5

e = * RIFLEMEN SCORE RECORD FOR lEAl]UF’ New Britain Shooters With |Swecper Confesses Taking While Owner Was Cleaning Up After Day's Work 1810, Overwhelm Middleield | o e g The Jocal small bore rifle team 111( the New Britain ritie club and | al cars with rooters invaded | he Middlefield rifie club last eve. | Th ning to shoot the regular schedu nateh of the Nutmeg rifle local boys ran up a s 1,312, which is a record score he league. Middlefield for | ston at i that whi Lrought in some very good washing there was no oi The local boys were in exce - {the room except Shemor “,.” 1 form and could not be |SWweeper in t When nalvidual seores were as | GrYE0s T | to officia Middlefield night and . . tory by CONGRESS TARES Aew Rritain o v Discussed Todag Pape ae 71| Hayes .... the match, refreshments served. The Compounc ifle club of Bristol will shoot the local the home range mnext Thursday n KNIFE USED lN QUARREL BETWEEN BROTHERS-IN-LAYW “ John Kerner Plaged On Probation '.‘] : | Cra hou & of 1 at in charg: @ chan n of oo sibility for indivi said, must be t e by state As Result of Tight in Factory r measur Alleged to have assaulted Frank 137 Oak street, with a apon yesterday .after- * was put on probation £o A v G jge Hungerford in sral control must i he had w, but that the latter threw his and hit a bench knifs Ker- hand | 8 L Lnr(yvvyh &fa Mills, T He troubl knife, having . Trying Hard to Get Referee for Garber Brothers everyday prices. ADHIT THEFT OF 8 ki Wallet | UP DRY | DEBATE Separae thlbmon Burean police co oday. 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