New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 28, 1919, Page 9

’ ending veste the This at was Ebb. Card la good strated ainst GIANTS LAMBAST Louis Under the the nals took the conflict 4 to 1. The score: circumstances, 9 Mamaux made a bad beginning of the day’s pastime for the Robins anc was no recovery from the “Miller and Evans Are Batted Hard by McGraw's Workmen B 300 000 D01 —4 | Brooklyn 000 100 000—1 Doak and Snyder: Ma quard, Cheney and Krueger. St. Louis New York, the Pi ithe Polo Grounds vesterday afternoon. : May 28.—The Giants »s Shut Out. 28.—Chicago mauled Pray Boston, AMal They hammered the Pirate hur hard day and to 0. Mann was put me in the eighth by Umpire Bix runs in the o two in the eighth. Up frame the but Bezdek Miller af run in the sent B Evans w been seventh inni contested. confidence in Frank had been hit seventh, benched Paul and Outfielder ns to the mound tledo, both of the s the man the Giants had | (jon, The score: for, and welcome they extended to him will not soon be ! forgotten by the pitcher and his team- | A veritable tornado of assort- | flew all over the pasture and, when the 1 man v out in that | inning, the Giants had added six runs to their score \d made the zame gafe for their victory column | They also pounded Evans hard in the eighth frame. There is no telling how inany runs they would have scored had he called upon to pitech a ninth The score: the series R.H.E. | 4 Pittsburgh 002 000— 2 New York 100 62x—10 11 Miller, Evans and Sweeney: Barnes and Gonzales zame was evenly - objecting to a The Boston sales of Ou called third club announce him one and Joe Kelly American wait the 000 410 000—3 000—0 Chicago . Boston . ..000 000 Hendrix and Daly: maree, Keating and Tragesser. Cravath's Homer Wins, Philadelphia, May 28. drive over been inning. with Cincinnati to 1. Both teams played 010 7 effective to offer any the ordinary The score R ...000 000 100—1 L000 000 13x—4 Wingo: Cincinnati . . |P doesn’t al- | Brooklyn > § Dodgers Lose to Cards Brooklyn, May 2§ ways follow with adelphia 1que and the dy aux, | Dodgers that a bad beginning means | demon- Field a1 pi here all ardi- Rk patted | of B stri d iclder Al Wickland to St. to associa- R.H.E. 13 0 & o5 rillingim, the right-field wall in the hth inning with two men on bases gave Philadelphia the second game of yesterday, tast sharp ball, but the pitchers were too chances out H. E. 5 1 2 8l Woodward The count was 1. E 9 o0l 0l Mar- defeated Bostom. | the | To- De- and of and CXISNIOTTS SN OB WA SO IR SROUT TheAll-Round Varnish Have you a door or a mantel to varnish, a chai of work. In-or-Out has withstood every varnish test ever conceived —live steam, hot water, sea water, broiling sun, rain, snow. We know of no other varnish that will hold up against it Gallons, on tests or that will do a finer job under any conditions. quarts, pints. Bay State Paints include the highest quality paints, stains or ir, a fine mahogany table, a pair of oars, the spars of a boat, an automobile? Then buy a can of In-or-Out Varnish. Not ond kind of varnish for inside work and another for outside—just the one can of In-or-Out for all kinds ~ INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE Representatives of 12 Local Factories the { merce, ing lectic ! formation { vision of all inter-allied factor: | comes | posed to ketball, branches league. ¢ also guidance. y field athletics was discussed at last | eleventh when @ timely night's sport lected support of the league. to hold a grounds during the summer. The factories at the meetings, entine B. lowes, New Britain Machine company Pease, | Rule & Level Fafnir Bearing company Kron, P. & Union Manufacturi Suiberson, and Willlam H. Jackson Lander: 2 Hosiery { Russell & Erwin compans- President, Sweet. ! The league officials last night voted to have all games in the factory base- ball league played at park ranged team street arrangement, pected. evening to bring in a laws of the organization. PARTMOUTH H! Four Runs in Eighth Hanover, mouth jumped on Kibbe, star vesterday afternoon’s game and ham- | mered out four victory. itors’ pitcher was practically invinci- ble. Dartmouth Vermont Murphy and Ross; NEW BRITAIN DAYLY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, 1916 | TIGERS' CUBS WIN Yale Freshman Nine Loses Meet and Organize—V. B. Cham- berlain Is President. Pinch Hitter 1« Big Noise, Representatives of various factories| New Haven, May this city, gathered last evening i rooms of the chamber of com- and as a result of the meet New Britain Industrial Ath- league was formed. With the of the league, the super- ports | 28.—The of the season of the Tiger eleven inning score was 5 to 4 came out on top game uphill fight league. It is pro-| four runs in the baseball, football, bas- | but its opponents got two golf. aquatics and al 1111 ‘d. another in the fifth, freshman contest, outfit The in the after putting Yale first two massed under the have tennis, of in and when Miller, to right the game ports conducted by thegf'the score in the ninth, hes for women wilB| phano, batting for conducted the leagu€) Carrity on a double The track and| Stephano won the under matter of be in single a After two In succession off fourth cored Garrity were collected ington in the meeting, and this branch of which seems to have been neg- in the past, will receive the ! It is proposed Berlin fair | not have { held Wa representatives of | ning, when two men attendance last evening out, but the ball are as follows: Val-' hands, whereupon Chamberlain and J. H. Fel- | through with his Stanley Works; C. H. Sweet, | score M. H. - Robertson, Stanley | Princeton 002010000—5 12 company: N. Case, | Yale ... 1300000004 5 . 0. Hay-| Lyons and S b George | ¥rmington. and hurch. | Y meet at the lost his game had various in were went through Stephano two bagger. and H. S, orth & Judd compan F. Corbin; A. E. g company NO sgmm' BALL Legislators Down Frary & Clark compan Woods, Corbin Cabinet Lock com- G. A. Warner, Vulean Iron Martin K. Pasco, American company and L. W. Munro, gpringfield Men Favored Billse The offi- Boston. May 28.—By a vote of the league are as follows: | 1 e ¥ @ vote V. B. Chamberlain; vic lf:‘"tlld i‘x‘)‘f“{"‘"l)dfl.\fl:v?x:s bill was P. V. Guiberson; secretary. e 1e _house yesterday | ond ti treasurer, . K. ohd time. { vides for after 2 p admission fo by the house, 101 senate passed it ! the lower branch. field representatives bill. Mass. Measure of ident, S. Robertson; baseball m. and other on Sundays with to 128 and Later returned it Walnut Hill - Tt had been tentatively ar- to have the Stanley Works meet opponents on the Silver diamond, but under the new better results are ex- A committee was named last list of the by- supported WON'T SELL SIR BARTO Lexington, Ky, 3 28 mander J. L. Ross, man, has refused offer of $50,000 for John it Sir INNING. Bring Victory | Vermont. 6 to 4. N. H. May 28.—Dar Vermont's inning of ! and Withers stakes, nouncement at Madden's vesterday. Madden bred and sold him in his form to Mr. Ross for $ office Over Sir .000. twirler, in the eighth Eei PICKUP TO PITTSEFT runs for a 6 to 4 Auburn, N. Y.. May 28.— For seven innings the vis-{ing yvesterday of the national of arbitration of the national ciation of professional leagues, decisions on the services players were made as follov ence Pickup to Pittsfield, M . The score: 101000040—6 10 1 000300010—4 & 1 Kibbe and Try- up Stephan for Second Time This Year 97 to 110— de- . a sec- The measure, which pro- sports no was rejected originally the All of the Spring- the “anadian turf- Madden's Barton, win- ner of the Kentucky derby, Preakness according to an- here Barton two-vear-old t a meet- board asso- baseball Clar- . and After | Eleven Innings of Exclting Play— | Yale | cub nine went down to its first defeat | vesterday at the hands | an r final | The Princeton men a all innings. the tied Ste- scored the in | doubles Sym- Calhoun a | sumed the pitching burden. He would Larner ren’s throw in the ninth in- already his camae The s If vou catch cold easily, liver. taste, stomach liver. e l SAYS HO 3 i | clean, vent its bile noted Cuticura Soap is Easy Shaving for Sensitive Skins The New Up-to-date Cuticura Method | WATER WASHES POISONS FROM THE LIVER Everyone should drink hot water with phosphate in it, 79 before breakfast. To feel as fine as the proverbial fiddle, we must keep the liver washed Imost e spongelike with indigestible material, sour and poisonous toxins, says 2 physician. If vou get headache morning, to pre- ng 1t's your li.er. it's vour up with a bad nasty breath or rancid, it's your muddy complex- 1f you wake furred tongue, becomes Sallow skin, .icn, watery eyves all denote liver un- cleanliness. Your liver is the important, also the most abused and neglected organ of the know the dammed-up body toxins. | calomel, which is a dangerous, sali- | vating chem used oc lates in bones. 97 to of MORE POWER NO-LEAK-O well, fore ] with a teaspoonful of limestone phos- phate In it, to wash from the liver and bowels the previous day's indigestible material, the poisons, sour bile toxins; and freshening the entire canal the strict it can not sadivate., for it and vou can Tt is inexpensive and almost tasteless, and any pharmacist quarter pound, which is sufficient for a demonstration of and stimulates and keeping vou feeling ment of Xen C. coach of the University football was announced here body. Few how to release waste, bile and resort to violent its function or Most folks can only be e it accumu- attacks the ical which sionally bec the tissues, also Every man and woman, sick or should drink each morning be- breakfast. a glass of hot water and sweetening alimentary more food into thus cleansing, before putting stomach. Limestone phosphate does the diet like calomel. not re- because is harml at anvthing afterwards. will sell you a water cleans, liver in and how hot phosphate freshens the fit day limestone out. ALABAMA FOOTBALL COACH. University, Ala cott of Cleveland as of Alabama team for the coming season esterda LESS FUEL pores from clog- | May 2S.—Appoint- | { | i most. , | | | | | | | 213 MAIN STREET Over Besse-Leland’s duate of [’llll{l(]"‘))hlfl Dental College. of Anatomy. ANNOUNCES THE OPENING of the most Denml office In this city, to be known as Dr. Fagan, the modcrate ,l:j;:f dentist. The office is located at 213 Main Street, and is the St conspicuous, handsomely equi d and brilli y . Dental Parlors in the world. i S i e No expense has been spared. Thousands of dollars have been spent in opening the most up-to-date modes 8 4 Frent] ™0 and sanitary dental _ With this equipment of in a position to render the vory branches of Dentistry. A Dl;'(.\ljl Ht;;lr\ Fagan is one of the newer generation of Dentists who icve that you can’t compete in the Twentieth Cent: i Nineteenth Century ideas. £3 iy Dr. Fagan’s {linl is to give the people of New Britain the most modern and sanitary dental service at most reasonable prices in an office equipped with practically every device known to modern dentistry New Britain Graduate of Fritz School modern and up-to-date surpassing nature, Dr. Fagan will be highest degree of efficiency in all al attention is called to the most costly scientific and won- derful X-Ray department, to be found only in the most exclusive Dental Offices in the world. With this X-Ray, Dr. Fagan is able to take radiograph pictures of your mouth which is the Only Safe and Sure Diagnosis and positively tell and locate your trouble. With this method there is no guesswork. The Dentist no longer works in the dark and many teeth will now be saved where by the old method they had to be taken out. Dr. Fagan tiinks this department will be greatly appreciated by the people of New Britain, especially those who are and have been going to dentists for a long time without results. Another costly addition to Dr. Fagan's Office is the use of a Violet Ray High Frequency Department. Another scientific ad. Qii Sealing Piston Rings dition is the much advertised Nap-a-Minit Department. . Morgan & Kingsley, New Britain, Conn. enamels for any protecting or beautifying purpose. You hear nothing but good words for Bay State Paints from those who use them. WADSWORTH, HOWLAND & COMPANY, Inc., Boston, Mass. Largest Paint and Varnish Makers in New England You can buy In-or-Out Varnish or Bay State Paint from All Leading Dealer Sell Bay State Paints -; . e The 8ay Stater The Wedding! One Occasion When Flowers Cannot be too Plentiful LOWERS should come first in the calen- dar of your wedding gifts. If you know the Bride's favorite flower, the matter is easy. If you don’t know her favorite, send yours. Theimportant thing about floral wedding gifts is in their arrange- ment —we will be glad to give you many helpful suggestion’. ROSES . Are Distinctly Wedding Flowers although there are many other appropriate and lovely flowers for bridal wear and home decora- tions. For graduations, birthdays, sick rooms, etc., you can always “Say it with Flowers” to fully express your sentiments. ' VOLZ FLORAL CO. 92 West Main Street GIVE Popular? They Make Good “NO-LEAK-O” “oil SEALing” rings are made from a special RESULTS No Other Rings Can Reputation Through Actual Service Results Lasting formula of close-grained, tough gray iron. Individually cast; accurately finished. Made under patented processes, by which even tension on the cylinder wall is secured without peening or hammering. 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Accessory Dept. ] 14 Bigelow Street New Britain Dr. Fagan has spent several years specializing in these branches and his capable work in the past has sccured for him an exten- sive following. With his finely equipped new offices and practicing in a faultless manner, the number of his patrons will greatly in- crease. Dr. Fagan is emphatic in his assurance to the public of the most satisfactory and pleasing results in all branches of Den- tistry at most reasonable prices. “One Price to All” Don't Pay High Prices " RETH $5.50 to $3 $3 a Tooth Bridgework or Teeth AND PORCELAIN FILLINGS, Without Plates SILVER 50c UP. Open All Day Decoration Day Weekly Payments Accepted Full Value Allowed For Liberty Bonds My Time and Personal Attention Always at Your Command Pon’t feel that you are putting me to any trouble bocause you come in for advice, or come to look the office over. My methods put me in a class entirely by myself. Come and look over my es- tablishment and you will be compelled to admit this. And now having talked to you thus, I invite you to call for a Free Fxamina- tion. Tt will repay you, time, the for a few minutes to truth about the condition of your teeth. DR. J. HENRY FAGAN Nap-a-Minit Dentist. learn 213 Main Street, Over Riker’s Drug Store. Open Fvery Evening Until 9 p. m. Largest. Most Sanitary and Rest Equipped Office in This Part of the Country.