New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 17, 1919, Page 9

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| THE Mid- COLLEGE BASEBALL OVER THE Vermont Defeats Wesleyan At dletown Before Junior Prom Guests =—Columbia Downs Amherst. Middletown, stty of Ver on Anc before th Furman pitched a support Vermont Wesleyan Furman Boote. May ont field y junior p the won from Wesleyan sterday a om gmests, 2 17.~The Univer- | | | crnoon to 1 southpaw, | had fine The scor v 000001102 00010000—1 Tryon: Connolly visitors! superb ne and and New York university's b the Jlnmbia Ambhe South field yester in a rrell pitched only poorly well for four | nered mine Clark. T Amherst umbia 3 Clark and Davison; Ackerm Howed while blows 0020002 Farrell May 16.—The defeated Union ik J with mismanagement of the Gould estate which caused a loss 5.000,000. Frank is supported 1 his fight for the removal of Geo: of the executors by his team terday by a score of held the < to five its, whereas hard hittin led up plenty of runs Gould charges his brother, | NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD., SATURDAY, MAY BROTHERS WHO ARE FIGHTING JAY GOULD MILLIONS ter, the Duchess of Talleyrand, while another ter, Mrs Helen Gould Shepard, stands by brother George. While the original ate inventoried 000,000, it is considered double that now by innings follows 20003020x—7 S 000000260 * Rustrian Treaty Shaping—Pope e Takes Stand—German Agitation Higgins Completes Deal With Detroi for Transfer of Holdout Pitcher. Detroit, May 17 hetween the New club York Americans and the Detroit vhich may result in Hubert Leon- (By Tmportant the Associated Press) developments urred in conneetion the the Tigers. It is understood have oc- the efforts cement has been veached with ind it is now clubs up to Leon- Detroit property of the in a deal with has refused Yank It New S talian probler e cttle Italian problem Leonard hecame the accept terms with the Paris peacc conferees. Primarily Yankees last Red report to the Jated that the refund if the May 15 dispose winter the Italians have agreed to relinquish their claims upon the Dodocanese ds off the coast of Asia Minor in of Grecce. aly has been claiming the islands { by virtue of trea s acquired aft- er the Ttalo-Tu although the islands ave largely Greek in popula- tion. The settlement of this controv- ersy regarded as a long step to- ward the solution of the Italian prob- i lem whole and | among the peace heing contin | hopeful tone per | the | 1he Sox, but he to was stipu- | is would | fay to| I ally of t “her in to thoe 1 club but Huggins sale ce upon ha been announced | is as the conferences conference leaders ed today with a ading the reports of GUILIPORD TOPS ADAIR. = | arc Bay State Golf Champion Defeats the ? Georgia Star on Woodland Links. discussions Newton, Mz Guilford cd Perry May 3 Terms in Treaty The treaty with { been further whipped into shape, and it was made known today demnity of 5,000,000,000 will be demanded from Austria in the document. This means a sum of ap- roximately & 70.000 or one twen- | tieth of the ,000,000,000 Germany od on | i required to pay. state hampion, def peace Adair, Atlanta, one up, : that an in- second round matel rday &old marks the Woodland nz Golf cln men Guilford's game was res At putt ponsible for Adair his 1 the ei had a of for a threc the edge of the - a min- | ute and dropped in just as Guilford was about to halve the ball by a short putt for a Pope Makes Statement. Bencedict communicate with Pope has taken 0 steps to sinking ‘the head of one of four THIRD DIV. MACHINE A GUNNERS ARE BEST Awarded Rank A< Best Outfit in American Expeditionary Forees— Showed SKill in Battle, F. E. Hardy Le Mans. ¢ for 30 DAYS a Special Platoon, Co May 1 Machine First VIEW and they are the finest in attalion of t hird nded by First Liout Division, com- William P, has won force hattle chine other day and see them OPENING MAY SAL Derby, Gladiola. and McClintock streets. We nd get Nimm of Norfolk, Va o Taeieon WAmerican efficiency xpeditionary competition for m gun platoons, scoring a have no show window | | o Pontiff it is said, before | Austria has | the most impor peace conference’ in cure a revision of the terms treaty of accordin patch from nt delegations at the an effort to se- the dis- of St to a Rome. was begged to take this step by the Catholic prelates of Germany it being reported veste day that Cardinal Hartmann of Col- ogne had appealed to the Vatican. Whom the Pope will address is not in- dicated in the dispatch German Demonstrations. In the meantime, mass demonstra- held an the and tions of protest are being { throughout Germany. In Berlin immense throng gathered at Reichs building Thursday jopted resolutions denouncing the treaty which Germany is asked to | sign. In Hamburg, tho same day, a crowd gathered outside the headquar- ters of the American mission in that and carried out a demonstration ainst the treaty. The Hungarian official press bureau at Budapest, according to a new agency message reports receipt of a Russian Soviet telegram stating that the Ukrainian Red army has defeated the Rumanians who are fleeing along the Dneister river front. It is in this region that the Russian Bolshevik forces have been trying to force their way through to Hunga STUDENT IS HELD AS TESPONSIBLE BY CORONER New Haven, lander, May & prepar 17.—Arnold New- ichool student, whose home is in Bridgeport is held by Coroner Mix as responsible for the accident to an automobile in Mil- the lot man has Inducement I OF 200 CHOICE LOT:! Magnolia, Grand Vi ford Wednesday which brought death to Cullen Brown, Jr., of Detroit. New- lander was held in $1,000 bonds by the Miiford authoritics to await a finding, and a bond w furnished by his parents. got back to and will offer lots at GRAND Sunday or any $250 at THIS Fronting on Allen, Lawler, Woodlawn ag: buyers of Come lot for the city a 50x178 worth | percent of 350.3 Tl ird Pl chine Gun toon., Co. D, Seco Ma- the F Di- First Licut. M Batta of commanded by of Pa., was with a score of 2 First Platoon, Co. « Battalion, of the cémmanded by First Lieut. L. Allyn of New Haven, Conn.. was third; and Third Platoon, Machine Gun cor any the 143d Infantry, 36th Divi- sion, commanded by First Lieut. Mar- tin Hipp of T was fourth 2 platoon put le problem laid o ivst vision Moran Genes second 19th Machine i Division wa through presents to offer or promises of any that may comc in 10 We do es to sell these choice lots: we give a This property sell on casy terms. and conductor at the. end of the line, irand View park. boulevard or any streets years. not 50 make foot lot is not any fake prom on monthly payments or cash to suit. mortgaged and so we Take the can Parmington Avenue car ask the to let Commonwealth Avenuc McClintock street to minutes from Main street. you off at walk down to and or you can walk in a fow ) The lots in Grand View are from 50x150 to 250 ft. deep at prices from $230 and up, and they arc the finest ever offered for sale in New The from 50 to 60 feet wide. We will have over 9.000 feet of some of the finest streets the city, a regular New York Boulevard Driv streets are in bor during 117 1919. MAKE (L] Against o (e Workers of Limerick Promisc (0 Pap the bearer - TEN SHILLINGs. 1 0/- Fer The Limerick iraz and ta:% Council Treasurer VI Yshg arman wistie! April, ® LIMERICK. o 199 against establishing of | British authority. T currency | martial Limerick accepted the Limerick, Ireland, Trades issued ind La- council the its own strike keepers readily recent of protest | which this is a reproduction " BATTERY "SERVICE How old was your battery when you bought it ? How many months elapsed since it left the factory? Let us tell you why the life of a USL “Dry Charged’’ Battery dates from the day you buy it. We have complete parts in stock, improved methods, full equipment and, above all, we've expert workmen to repair any battery. Drive around for a few minutes battery- inspection. It pays in the long run. JAMES M. FARRELL 110 Franklin Square Telephone notes THEIR OWN MONEY shop- ot ,F,\')wcxcd to Win Over Hay | I fma YALE IS FAVORT | the Bolshevik foreign minister of | has telegraphed to Bela U the Soviet ment A the Ckramian R has defeated t Rumaniangy the Dnieste « 1 crossed the taking ard Today | ovai Narrow v Haven, Ma and a moist track wer pective conditions for the dna between Yale and Harvard An} for the better fast game - make conditions as 1 T Yale by Margin. N irmy Ne along skies stream this af i BEST INVESTMENTS FOR YOUR MONEY. Three tenement house street, with all improvements, houses on Washington street. A two-tenement house and a four-ten- ement housce Six-tenement block With four rooms to a Ul improvements 12 per cent. Six-tenement block on With five rooms to a all improvements. { Three tenement brick | all modern improvements, i desirable location. $7,000 this. noon. will those on Stanley for won the first dual Yale took part games with Harvard and 1917, but did nothing. 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