New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 15, 1919, Page 9

2 “ mor NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, Yale's Star Pitcher of 1918 Detroit Club. Philadelphia Tal Yale's son, who signed recently with the De- 15.—Sir Barton. ,h_.! troit club, has quit Hughey Jennings. belonging to Com- | Talcott has joined the Philadelphia Wwhich won the | Nationals and soon will he given a Saturday over a | chance show what he can do uloped off ¢ against National league batsmen. the | nnings assigned Talcott to the terday afternoon of pitchir »atters in pract the mile and a; injunctic the ball fo was four lengths ! Tigers “ott demurred and decided W. McClelland’s brown s of thing only W. I Coc's bay o finished — third ) King Teaves Commander Pa., May 13. pitcher e Frank of Kentucky Derby. i Ross’ Great Colt, Winner | Captures | | cott, star last sea- Preakness at Pimlico Yesterday. | Baltimore big chestnut colt mander J. K. L. Kentucky Lerhy track with Pimlico tr At the irlong thead of J colt Eternal ep On, ths behind was fourth and Vul te Harry T Whitney left the bovne, P. A which won th May Ross, last deep in mud, & histaric to ankle the Preakness at Job 10k Ve to end of route e onc to aroove was not caleulated to So he ot it, colr | f i not three Plaudit <ked Jennings and immediately Swve him as pitche took up with vho needs pitehers badly ornal 8 fifth Vindex v post, and Dun- renowned colt last year, was e by Milkmaid barrier went up and contender. He and fin- 1y e standing TO CALL HAL \\ hen. Wil to End Wrestling TIM knocked out of as soon the never was a serious trailed the ficld throughout ished last The track v ran the di; tus, rode Sit tuck When, Oh Enacted Laws Be zles? Springfield the wrestling h Mass.. May 13 Zbyszko, Polish and Sir [ contender for Johnny Lof- in the Ken- | John Olin, leg up on | not settle and night at the Auditorinm. The his charge off [ {00k 10 the mat in fine style, him in frovt fer five minutes testing At ond was si vl feeliy opped out. o saddle, the men opponents. mat, 5 fast in1 3. Barton igain had the Ross' colt He got kent rton | nee Nors in this country, the Worcester Finn, their “finish” match and did ast giants Derb, rode a winging and throughout ting still in t1 at his fatiguec SALLY of one an- Neither v on Referee “'Jim* called breaks play contenders got he inecing seemeod ble to and after’ | Barnes had repeatedly ‘\ for off-side the | rough. A tussle followed in boih men came to blows. They separated and Zbyszko refusea continue the match and forfeited Olin UNTV PRATSED. ‘Ole™ Is Universally by the Crities. critics who has seen has failed to pr and ‘The Better Praiscd were to Not one of the o “The Better Ol this remarkably ightful film. It commended from every human interest, its untail and its heart appeal s doubtful if any film of recent vears has received such n enormous amount of as has this produc- tion. The ce theater takes great ! pleasure in annauncing that “The Bet- | NWATVERS ter “Ole™ will he shown today, Friday | 4 G 1 Saturday and all the patrons orf Detroit, May 1is theater are assured that in fln\l een a on humoraeus heen univ INDOOR BASEBA scheduled in the in- Dall league at the Y. M. C ning. the Army and N Annex and the Independents the contesting teams. g moes are In it heing BILL JAMES. 15.—Waivers have Bill James by the De- leagne club. Feeling l - with sted his role ON production they will see one of the| freit American thoroughly delightful picture he would pitch as ever been their pleasure to teamiihs equ LAND SALE OF VERY CHOICE LOTS 15 Mile—From the CITY HALL—!, Mile N NEW BRITAIN most On Arch and Kensington Sts. and Shuttle Meadow ave. Water, Sewer, Gas, Sidewalks and Electricity. 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Tt jd 1t of utilizing 33,000 | square miles forest land through which the railway is to be constructed mininz’ rights along the railway and the opening of banks at the railway the line. M. Puntervold, far more favora The proposed to from the Obi government via Murmansk and extend River According to terms granted are to capitalists than might have been | expected from the most conservative | B — LADIES! LOOK YOUNG, J DARKEN GRAY HAIR | the ble | never Sage Tea and Sulphur vecipe and nobody can tell Brush it through 1 Gray hair, however handsome. de- notes advancing age. We all know the advantages of a vouthful appeas- | Your hair is your charm. Tt makes or mars the facel When 1t fades, turns gray and looks sireaked, st a few applications of Sage Tea d Sulphur enhances its appearance hundred-fold, Don't stay | Bither prepare gray ! 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London, The April, Assoeciated (Correspondence Press).—The chaper- on is re-appearing in London, after than of four years of absence he- ; .\nbmi(nn society leaders say are cause the war, the because ble, they and independent and self-reliant s the they do not want to see it without the assurance, they will be well chaperoned. The chaperon, once lished institution in ¥ calling when women work. Many a young girl who had ventured from homnie without the gnidin hand of a chaperon took to driving an ambulance, while oth- crs were installed in the “Waacs,” the daf or some one of the other women's organizat which had to do with the prosecution of the war. These vigorous young women had no use for chaperons. The American women who v chaperons also are war worker: Red Younz Women's Chris- tian association and others who s here. They, too., are self reliant 1d independent but when they their uniforms and go out to London or spend a part of their ver leisure {ime in the gaiefies of the city, they feel they ou scribe to the conyentions well estah- gland, lost went in for war Cross, ds Maj. Gen. Squire- Major-Gen chief signal the first army member of the iences in the this honor scientific Goorge officer of the oflicer to made tonal Academy op last 25 ye: 15é 1 in recognition op achievements, partiey. in the art of transmission of . gence by wire and radio systemy, (¢) Underwood & Underweeq. Squier, rmy, s he rs. his larly telli sovern- | to create | the grocer pays a little more for Domino Granulated Domino Granulated is sugar. ping broken in delivery. sold loose sugar, the reas Domino is as economical t is to you. Golden Syrup, Kanelasses of | women, | responsi- | |p. m many nt | doff | to sub- | “TIZ” FIXES ACHING, { Mow ClTY ITEMS § The Young Men's club of the Stan- Memorial church wHl give a con- rt at th chur tomorrow ven- ing for the henefit of the organ fund The concert will hegin at 7:30 o'clock. The First church orchestra will play | and Rev. H. W. Maier will speak. Re freshments will he served Merr of the New Britain Tadie Owls will go to Hart- ford evening on the 7:05 to visit the lodge there. mecting of the Home Missionary department of the South church will be held Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the home of Mrs. George Traut of Plainville road Patrolman and Mrs. William P, McCue are in Bridgeport, having been called fo that city of the sec- | rious illness of McCue's father. Rov Ontario, church also occupy Sundas A marriase to William M. street nd dith Arch street. The water comm ing the six-inch main on North Bur- ritt street d by 12-inch main A teachers’ meeting wiil be held this afternoon at 4 o'clock the Central Grammar school NATIONAL BANK CALL, Was May 15.—The troller of currency today a call for condition tional banks at the on Monday, M T NAVY B JOHINS HOPKIN Annay Md., May baseball s marked by on the part of the mids Naval academy defeated kins vesterday afternoon, SOCIATL. Entertainment Held Following Meet- ing Last Night. Twenty ship were the Thoma [rish ast ident the All Sun i been served applications for member- received at the meeting of Ashe branch, Friends of Freedom, held in K. of C. hall night, and Robert Murray, pres- of the ociation, reported for commitiee on the mass meeting. rangements have been made for s meeting and speakers have secured. Refreshments were and a program was given as sors Nest of tomorrow trolley The annual becaus Office: Ros speak William ITamilton, | will at the Raptist this evening at 7:45. 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Stadtmuller of the state commissioners’ offics, of the stores in Mrs. Stadtmuller nitary condition favorable dairy and food made an inspection yesterday that the stores is ver this city reports of the Selling Out 207 DISCOUNT Our 310,000 Stock of Merchandise Must be sold within Ten Days. ve decided to dispose and we will give a on all steck during Special Stock of Shoes and Rubbers Remember This Sale is for but Ten Come early and get the best of the Big SALE BEGINS FRIDAY MORNING AT 9 O’CLOCK. s magical, acts right off. “Tiz" draws out all the poisonous exuda- which puff up the feet. Use and wear smaller shoes. U “piz’ and forget your foot misery. | Ah! how comfortable vour feet feel. Get a cent hoxX of “Tiz" now at drnggist or department store. suffer. lave good feet, glad feet, feet that n swell, never hurt, never get tired. A year's foot comfort guaranteed ar money refund- any Don't eda MAX KENNEDY 33 MYRTLE STREET, Last Store Grand Hotel Building.