New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 18, 1915, Page 12

Aug. 18.—A crowd turned out here yes- 8ss the first day’s races olitan Circuit. Nathan All- and e Hully, established a record’ for three heats mile track in the 2:12 in 2:09 1-2, 2:10 1-4 ned by Andrew f Newark, N. J., ining first, money Hully d a $50 driver’s prize association for winning gold by the Arden Farms to of a trotter who first ac- | heats and a $500 ‘world’s record. ay won the 2:24 Alma Forbes won ;pos ounced that owing to an Bter Mac would not make the d over a half mile track )mt‘ll this afternoon. The [be driven by M. McDevitt }in about 2:06 is locked =to- beat ~~2:07 3-4, ‘maries: 3 trotting; pworthy b h by Ax- bl h (Tyson) fie (Ryerson) (E. Murphy.). /Q' (Graves) ) & (McCarthy) fg (Maloney) 09 1-2, 2:10 1-4, 2:09 1-4. | purse $2,000, . trotting, in by Barongale ‘n-ay) . f (Ackerman (Snedecker) (Dickerson) . 5, b m (Lasell) or bm (Phelps) 8 (Leese) c¢h h (Moore fl for. | 4 1-4, 2:16, 2:15 i; ~pacing, , ch m by Bed- Barrison) !l, ro m (Sunder- [ m' (Mn.rtm) en blk h (Pltman) ‘que ch h (Wicker) , b & (Gosnell) ory b g (Hully) br h (Crozier :10, 9 3-4, 2:25 1-4 pacing: o - rook (3) g g by Walter won 220 14, (2) b £ by Justo (Hod- :80, 1-4 trotting. D.f by Justo (Hodson) won 'S ENTER PROTEST. fates Used Rube Benton . Dlegally. ik Yyesterday that eretary of the Giants, trot ok Farm entry. Poinset- the fiss Bedworth had little ng of the fleld in the jwhich she won in straight purse $2,000. 8 dis 1-4, purse $2,000. - mz,»quuflamm JAug. 18.—After it be- Rube pitched the Pirates to t Chicago in the first game header in Pittsburg, John an- at the game will be pro- he New York club on the it Benton is the legal prop- b'tty of the Gin.ntfl and that Dreyfuss had no right to use the pitcher. : The Benton muss has reached an acute stage. Last Saturday it was announced that Manager Herzog the Reds had sold his star left- hander to the Pirates, and later the Giants announced they had exercis- ed their twenty-one day option on the player and had advised Benton to report to the Giants. . It is believed in local baseball cir- cles that President Tener has in- structed the Pittsburg club mnot Lo use Benton until the case was defi- nitely decided. Tener was not in New York yes- terday. He went to Boston to at- ten the opening of Braves park, the new plant of the Boston Natlonals, today. At National league headquar- ters it was said the matter in all probability will be threshed out at the special meeting of the league in Boston today. ALL-STARS VS, P INEERS. Plans Under Way fur Scries Between These Fast Clubs. Plans are under way for a series that should attract considerable at- tention among the bastball public of the city, between the Ploneers and the All-Stars composed of the pick of ihe fast semi-pros of the city, and if srrangements can be formulated, the opening game will take place on the first Sunday after Labor Day. A slight matter of difference of opinion has existed between the mem- bers of both clubs as to tne respec- tive abilities, and the only way to settle the matter is through the pro- posed series. The makeup of the Al-Stars com- prise a number of boys that have es- tablished themselves =as fast ball players, such as Borg and Ringrose, catchers; Rush, and Duaack pitchers; the Fitzpatrick brothers, Bernie Coyle, and Connie Reynolds, in- fielders; Lardner, Ray Begley, Flan- agan and Robinson outfielders. ‘With this list of formidable galaxy of stars they should maxke it interest- ing for the boys in the Sand Bank section. It is probable that if the series is arranged, a side bet will be staked on each contest. Collegians on the nine are: Ringrose, formerly of tne Catholic University, Flanagan of Colgate and Gordon Robinson, next year’s captain orf Middlebury college. KEEP HANDS OFF. ‘Temporary Injunction Granted Kansas City A. A. Against Federal League. Kansas City, Mo., Aug. 18.—In re- sponse to an application filed by the Kansas City American association baseball company Judge Johnson in the Circuit Court yesterday issued " a temporary injunction writ restraining certain Federal league agents from tampering with players under contract to the Kansas City American associa- tion club. A hearing on the application for a permanent injunction was set for Au- | gust 24. A similar application and temporary order was dismissed yes- terday by the court at the request of the plaintiff. The defendants in the new petition are nine in number and are the same as those named in the petition for the first injunction, which has been in force since July 29. The first petition followed the signing of Federal league contracts by several members of the Kansas City club. N e CAN’T DISPOSE OF BURK. Pittsburg, Pa., Aug. 18.—An ad- ditional order preventing the Pitt- burg Federal league club from dispos- ing in any way of Pitcher Sanford Burk who jumped from the Indianap- olis American association club, was granted by Judge Ambrose B. Reid in common please court here yesterday. The order restrains the club from sel- ling, trading hiring out, farming or otherwise disposing of Burk's ser- vices. It was intimated in court that this action was taken to forsestall an at- tempt to send Burk to the Colonial SEEING STRAIGHT Without eye strain not difficult if you are fitted with the Proper Glasses. GO STRAIGHT to F. L. McGUIRE. Optometrist. 276 Main Street And he will show you he is “straight,” and the difference between his work and others you will so appreciate that you will send your friends “straight” there. THAT'S STRAIGHT Up One Flight—LeWiit’s Telephone Block are City Business College WS BLOCK, in your career. 132 MAIN ST.The Hardware City Businnss ool is your opportunity. College It may prove the turning pcM§ ‘oward fvening School—It takees GRIT to go to Evening school and W udy day’'s work, but the gestion for you to consider is and My Oppor tunity. ances of promotion in business would be Ability, effort pays. this: Am I Making the Most of My greatly increased if d do the work we teach in our school. of teachers to help you. Office open from 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. F. H. SHIELDS, PRIN. FOR SALE at Maple Hill. Lots on Adams Street, near Vine. flouse on Lincoln Street. —BY— ultz & Costello, Inc. 242 Main Street. 5f | = ! league or to some independent team | during the remainder of the season. | An injunction restraining the local | club either employing or playing Burk was granted on August 3 by Judge Reid. | 1 FLYNN-BELL FIGHT. | | Heavyweights to Mingie Tonight in New Have: All roads in the fistiana world lead toward New Haven tonight, where the twelve round bout between Colin Bell, the Australian champ, and Dan “Porkey” Flynn, the Boston candi- date for the crown now worn by Jess { Willard, will clash before Manager Jim Clancy’s Annex A. C. club. The sporting world has been gossiping for several weeks regarding the outcome | of the battle, which promises to be | cne of the fastest that isim City fans have ever had an opportunity of wit- nessing. Although he has put his carnest endeavors in securing a crack-a-jack star bout, Manager Clancy has not, forgotten the prelims for he has ar- ranged for two curtain raisers that :re bound to replenisn the hungry fans of fightdom. Clancy is out to make a reputation for himself on this bout and promises | several morc sterling encounters dur- iug the winter. A number of sporting men this city will attend the show, and ! other followers of tsticuffs from | throughout Connecticut, New York and Massachusetts will pe in attend- | ance. | Dave Fitzgerald, New Haven’s | favorite son, will be the third man in ! the ring, which assures patrons that the fight will be genuine, for Fitz a fellow who carries the reputation of not standing for any affair that is not strictly on the level. in | BRAVES OPEN NEW FIELD. League Magnates and Royal Rooters Pry Off Lid. 15.—Forty-five thou- | sand persons are expected to attend ! the opening of the Boston Nationul league club’s new stadium at Allston today. With National American, Federal Internationl and other league officials present James E. Gaffney | will dedicate the big concrete plant. “Braves Field,” and then the Braves will meet St. Louis. | Thousands have Deen invited as Boston, Aug. guests, many of them by Presi- dent Gaffney of the club and many | more by Mayor Curley of Boston. | Mayor Curley’s guests will be 8,000 | high school boys and playgrouna children, Mayors of a number of Massachusetts cities and others. President Gaffney has invited the children of a number of charitabie | institutions around Boston. The | Royal Rooters will be on hand, with their band. " President Tener and a number of owners and club officials of the Na- | tional league will be here, and will have their monthly meeting before the game. Just before the gamwv there will be the raising of the ; World’s Championship pennant, de- spite the spirit of vandalism which prompted some ope of the 2,500 visi- tors at the new park Sunday to cut the halyards of the pennant pole and pull them out, so that a steeplejack | will have to make repairs. | ENTRIES CLOSE TONIGHT. Athletes to Compete at New Haven saturday Should Have Names in. Entries for the Connecticut Ama- teur Athletic Union Track and Field games at Yale field, New Haven, next | Saturday afternoon close tonight, with Paul Barnett, Secretary, Box 745, or Room 313. 69 Church street, New Ha- ven. No entry can be received after that date. Entry blanks and full par- | ticulars can be obtained from Secre- tary Barnett at the above address. The amateur swimming event of two and one-half miles across New Haven harbor on Saturday forenoon will be one of the features of these A, A. U. | games, which are held this year for | the first time provides a first class track for these games in which tane best athletes from all parts of the | state will compete. It is expected that moving pictures will be made of the track and field events as was done last year. Also the group photo of the champions for 1915 will appear in the national A. A. U. almanac issued annually. The track events are: 100 vyards; 220; 440; 880; 1 mile; 5 miles. The field events are: 12 1b. shot put; run- ning broad jump; running high jump; ! and javelin throw. When can we Deliver| | YOU[' Fan? Let Us Know Today The SD[IIIU&BIIGKIGY Electric Co. 77-79 CHURCH ST. { TO RE} | TO RENT—An elegant 1st floor 5 room | TO RENT-—Tlve rooms, all improve- | WANTED — Experienced | | WANTED—Position | e ——— | NOTICE—Automobile Tel. No. 900. CASH IN ADVANCE. ONE CENT A WORD —— —— LOST. STRAYED OR STOLIN from the pas- ture of the undersigned, the 14th of August, one two-years-old black and white grade Holstein bull. Any per- son knowing of such, please inform George Fascus, Farmington, Conn. 8-18-1dx | Reward if re- 8-17-3d LOST—Gold Cuff link. turned to Herald Office. TO RENT—S8 rooms, 5 on second floor, 3 on third, with all improvements. 237 Maple. 8-17-6dx | TO RENT—Two tenements of five rooms each; modern improvements, | on trolley linee W. P. Steele, 260 Chestnut street. 8-12-6dx T—Five rooms, second floor, | ‘modern improvements, ai 288 Park ‘street. Rent reasonable. Mrs. T B. Farrell, 78 Maple street, lower bell. 7Tel, 211-3. 8-6-tf TO RENT-—Tenement of four rooms modern improvements at 5 Cheriy street, new and modern five room rent, 42 Maple strect, P. J. Mur- ray and Co., 88 West Main street. 8-6-tf tenement in new house, 12 Hart St.; all modern improvements; Nicest in this locality. Inquire Wexler, 439 Arch St., Tel. 1311-2. 7-23-¢f TO RENT—Two tenements on Arch street, one three rooms, $¢ one four rooms $11. Inguire 150 Arch street. F. W, Loomis. T-14-1f TO RENT—Two tenements, 5 rooms each, All modern improvements, 130 Cherry street. 8-3-tt tenement six gas, adults. 113 5-27-t TO RENT—Desirable rooms, electricity, Bassett street. at 47 Glen street. Inquirs Tel. 866-13. 4-19-tf ments, 30 Commercial street. WANTED. stenogra- | pher to substitute for two weeks in | Architect’s office. Box X 22 | Herald office. 5-16-1d | WANTED—Young experienced cery clerk at once, good for right man. Address, Herald office. gro- chance Box 8i, 8-18-3dx as stenographer. Graduate of High school. Through Huntsinger's. Will substitute. Box 5XB, Herald. 8-17-2d WANTED—Two young men to learn building trade. Apply Wednesday morning, near Congregational church, Kensington. 8-17-3d WANTED—By man; furnished room with out-of-door sleeping facilities. Not tubercular. Address Box 9R, Herald. 8-17-3dx WANTED—Chef Bronson, City. and cook at Hote! 8-16-tf WANTED—Set of light, double har- ness. Tel. 1074-2, or 646-23. 8-16-1w NOTICE. MINIMUM CHARGE 10e EACH INSERTION. ALL advertisements for the classified column must be in the Herald office by 21:30 p. m. on the dav of jccup —_— e FOR SALE. FOR SALE—A good dog hound) at 145 Winter street. (blood- §-12-0x | 600 Chickens and ducks, $1,200 cash required. Hearld, Box 3C New Bri ain, Conn. 8-18-3dx HORSE FOR SALE—easy terms by responsible party 123 Cherry St 8-18-3dx FOR SALE—Special Hartford roadster. New tires. Very powerful. Price very reasonable. Wm. Flesicher, 28 Osgood avenue, cin 8-17-5dx model ~ Pope- FOR SALE— Lot and_6-room house, modern improvements, cement walks and cellar, trees. One acre land. trolley. Price $3,200. L. P. Hayden, Bristol. Close Cash 350\} -4dx FOR SALE—-Fotted plants in full bloom. Flowe:ing ulexandfl . -1 54 Hurlburt siret. FOR SALE—Building lot $12, s1,00< 12 months. down, 26c per week, 8-16-6dx toom 37, Booth’s Block. New milch cows and . W. Baldwin, Kensing- 2wks. FOR SALE— springer ton, Tel FOR SALE—Three fine large ouilding lots on Belden street. Must be sold at once. Sewer, sidewalk and curb in and paid for. Will sell cheap for cash. Address Land, New Brit- ain Heraid 7-24-tf SHORE PROPERTY IF YOU want an absolutely honest bargain in a pretty shore cottage with seven rooms, big stone fire- place, bath, gas, water and sewer connection, in a high-class restrict- ed park, on improved road direct to beach, come and see this one at my expense. 1 am selling at cost at $3,000, only ten per cent. cash. Curiosity seekers please do not an- swer this. F. S. Yale, Owner, care Herald office. 8-18-2d WHY STAY in the noise and heat when you can settle your family at small cost in the most beautiful residence park on the shore and spend your week ends there your- self? You will find real and seclusion here, Fully equipped. | chicken coop, fruit | to comfort with fine bath- ing, perfect sanitation, cool breezes and ample shade. features at clubhouse residents and guests. type bungalows with all improve- ments on large lots built for $1,500 up, very casy terms. Entire prop- erty free and clear in resident own- er's hands. Substantigl Connecti- cut and New York business men are investing here, for certain in- crease. Address ‘‘References, Box 23 Herald offic 8-18-2d limited HELP . WANTED—MALE., WANTED—Thoroughly experienced extra Shoe salesmen for Saturdays. Permanent position all year round with good pay for men of ability. Apply Raphael Dept Store, Shoe Dept. 8-18-1d Will the lawyer who took the name and address of Jacob Putterman, at the time he was run down by an auto, while riding his bicycle on West Main street, Monday, Augusct 9th, witnessing the accident, please | communicate with Harris Putter- man, 43 Willow street. 8-18-d1x NOTICE—Furniture and piano mov- ing, local and long distance, rain or shine, with auto truck. It will | pay you to see us. John Halvarson, 36 Maple street. 'Phone 615. 8-17-6dx WANTED—Good strong man to drive team G. H. Baldwin, Kensington. 8-16-tf Post Office clerk-carrier “‘exam” - ut New Britain. October 2nd. Pre- pare under former government ex- aminer. Booklet S-232 free. Pat- terson Civil Service School, Roch: -13-1 HELP WANTED—FEMALE, WANTED—A waitress. Dairy Lunch, 348 Main St. Apply N. B 8-17-tf AUTOMOBILE PARTIES taken out. Very reasonable rates. New Buick touring car. Richard Covert, 220 Maple street. Tel. 1073-4. 8-16-6d parties taken out. Low rates. K. S. Kyle, Tel. 103-5. e LIMITATION OF CLAIMS. At a Court of Pr()bdlc holden NEW BRITAIN, within and for the DISTRICT OF BERLIN, in the County of Hartford and State of Connecticut, on the 17th day of August, A. D. 1915. Present, Bernard F. Gaffney, Esq., Judge. On motion of Maria B. Wild, of said New Britain, as Administratrix on the Iistate of Marietta W. Buell, late of New Britain, within a di. trict deceased. THIS COURT doth decree that six | months be allowed and limited for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims against the same to the Admin- istratrix and directs that publie n he given of ths order hy adverts in a newspaper published in said N W having a cirenlation in said district, and by posting a copy thereof on the public sign post in said at WANTED-—Cook Town of New Britain, nearest the place where the deceased las BERNARD I "N Judge. and laundress. Mrs. W. T. Sloper, Tel. 4 8-14-d8 family of two. 55 Lexington street. Delightful social to Californin TELEPHONE 52. FOR SALE 2-family house located iri Belvidere; hardwood finish throughout; large lot; price $4,500.00—Savings Bank mortgage $2,700.00, balance on easy terms. ) New Britain Lumber & Coal Co. 301 PARK STREET QUALITY n it. We are prepared to install 62 Lafayette Street. J. EDWAR WHERE PRICE AND COMBINE No home is complete or up-to-date without a gas water heater gas water heaters at low rates as we make a specialty of installing them. Plumbing, tinning and sheet metal work of all kinds, ‘'Phone 629 D ERWIN A Very House in first- FOR SALE | With all modern equipment, | Desirable Two Family on CAMP STREET class condition. Cheap and liberal terms if t aken soon. ___ _H. D HU ERCHANT. SKBANKERS USINESS SCHOOL 61 Pratt Street, Hartford. Established 1913, A school of demonstrated thorough- ‘ I e are equipped with every facility to take you through courses that get the best positions and get the money. Bookkeeping and Practice. Gregg Shorthand. Touch-Typewriting. Secretaryship. 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