New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 24, 1919, Page 9

CHAMélons or 1919 Athletics (all around) Thompson, Princeton university \utomobiles L talph DePulma. E cinnati; adin driver cball—World's National League, \merican L Chicago. Champion bLatters - tloral l.ew Eddie Rousch, Clucinnati; American League Ty Cobb, Detroit Basketbulk cling steritter champions, Cin- Cincinnati; Pennsylvania National amateur, national professional, motor-paced, George Chas., Ray national Wiliiam Hoppe: 14.1, caroms, It L. R. Green Class X, D, G. H. Moon, pocket ‘hoemaker Newmun Jack Demp- 18.1, . Wllliam Hoppe three-cushion vocket hillia national smatcur, andless; Class Class ¢, J. Neust rds, amateur, J. H. three-cushion amateur, . Heavyweight, Mike Britton Hoppe: Cannefax leaf; Ml Is clk light- Leonard; T Kilbane: hantam- flyweight, Jim- I-nmn.\ weight, Johnny elght, Pete Hermua Wilde. g hess azu my B. Capablanca: Triangu GG N Y Metropolita YANKS WIN DECISION Davis Laague, 5 Orders Commission to denit A A Vith Clevoland Club, e 24~ Byron toF the Anteric ot with y in Dhis 1 d the latter's mand (¢ it e coptention of ounsel” that e proceed 1o ‘ Jam i oth Gpposed ved Con- | Cleve- | six day winners, Goullet and J Willian bil- | O'Dowd; | athes- ' | | | | i averse to with pre chowonld he on: beford s commission Fmit the coun ust i Comiskey want vith Know the Cleve connection Ules B NUMBLY Ores Course \iter Harvard Yo Arrives at Pasade 5 » May n Lge. 24 Ul wear Day g regon frestion the tournameni of roses foothall com- mittee will seck to decide as the Crimson squad arvreives on’s feam, ke other Pacific clevens carried numbers of the past seagon hut oppo their so doing in the New unless larvard is suid to have Whether numbers with asadeni which ts o ol soon as 1°rid con- v Ot ference all ‘samc fon Year's adopts 11 veloned Sele vstem do- also easterners to oflicials when the according Hunti Harvard's exp on of digeussion their Close cause mak persons Qragon’s coach. appearan “hife's happi- Beneath (he Nas Bells The Mistletoc toretells, ESuy it with rs. Flow« A Christmas Dec- ed in or wieaths to make Your orders plac- time and garlands thal festive day festoons, re needed complete until the gel your orders in today, so that we cuan to have vour nceds are of wait last min- well he well Do not ute but anead eertain taken e tov, that have wreaths delivered United St our member, we Xn owers or Lanyeyhere in the Wanado. through divery connéction Ao everywhers or telegraph de- with leading abnormal scount of the Crags wire orders should a week ahead iz Floral Co. 92 SWEST MAIN ST are | in | may | I the <hould | | mianager i space j terruption of the war i Germany | familiar saying i | | f e | signed | o e fand other countries a different sort of | liquor it was suid | poration {agent for much of the whisky now on i tho | from fall NEW BRITAIN DAILY \wuvhwxm New and New Jder ¥. Manor Iield Cross-Cotintry chester . (L, B Goll—Open W national professional champion, national amateur, b, Herron: women's nutional. Miss Alexa Stiviing Penmis - National singles, W\ national doubles, N. I Aus- hoys, York Fred Italler, Dor ~ ~— vton Champion, NOW w/\“rcH 0 / uo)pw BOY S THIS 1S ONE it uzmnvr In GERMANY — Tl CHANGE M SPOTS RIGHT BEFORE VOUR EYED O Barnes aawn Jolinston and G. L. Viner Au_ Brookes tralia X. W Pacing Racguets Putterson of junion Nt Richards Jones single G Professional, Walter Kinsella Yale ourt Tennis Motoreyele Shooting N Wi Buffalo: Grand Americ Handicap, G. W. Lorimer, Troy, O Hquash— National amateur, 1. V. 8. | Hyde; professional, Walter A. Kin- sella. Swimming—Norman Ethelda Bleibterey. Thoroughbred fiacing--Two-year- old, Man o War vear-old, Pur- chase; all ages, Cudgel. l.eading | Jockey Robinson ‘otting Wrestling zko; Rowling i Open, Gould Ray Wi jonal am. Yay ar. eur, I° Ross. women's Lockwouod ! Grieco-Roiu alch-can, Wiadek cateh-: Joe formerly Merriman, Pennsylvanisa said, to be G o by Tluntington who favors Robert xwell Philadelphia for | 1Lie te w1 is chosen, and Rasadena, Van: Surd md b, W referec, is n or on n o Kienholz: Varell, spokane Ore., for another cither or Sam Joiaun, Corvallis, EWEN TO LEZAD NAVY. Middies Select Portsmouth Boy to \cain Captain Football Eleven. t—kdward N, §L., has the Naval next sea- when napolis, Md.. Dec! wen, Portsmouth, 1 re-elected captain of Acadenmy football team for on. Instances have been the same midshipman has captained « 1 o principal sport for two years ssion at the Academy has played three and was regular right end ason and He was out game most of last Season owing injuries; but started against the Army and played in the ater part of the e was o member of the third last and heen aduated (his Junc continued. When the the fivst and formed from of rare PEOPLE OF FIUME | FAVOR ITALIANS | Ewen = lie last sops on squad ses {his, 01 Second Plebiscite Shows Overwhelm- | ing Majority In Sympathy With ar X e [ AN form of Government. would have ir the armistice inss year Rome, Dec. 2i-—In consequence of war il vis | doubts regavdi the first plebiscite | sccond classes | at Finme, another was taken on Sun- | the thivd, anil was ed (o the sccond luating in 1921, This made his services as captain for two cent of 1 rela- | in 75 per in favor proposils of were day which resulted the votes being cast of Ialian government's tive to the future oc ety according to A4 Nalia. Major Giuriati, chief of ¢ (ain Gabriele d’Annunzio’s cabinet, is| reported Lo have resigned. Newspapers state the hasis of agree ment was as follows: . ,The Italian government will keep | in its possession the whole of the arm- | istice line. reaffirming the right of Fiume to decide its own fate. Noto is taken of the wishes of Fiume, cxpressed October 30, 1918, and med Octobher , 1919, and it i Italy will never accept any solution. Fiume will receive financial assistance so that il may able to re-establish its life and re- | sume its activities under the regimo~ | of a frae port During the transitional period. said, the Ttalian government will exe se its sovercign rights |F‘vumr. the independence of shall in no way be diminished or The government will not any solution pending to sepa and the surrounding territory the mother country and mean- while will oceupy and guarantee the i integrity of Fiume and its territory with regular troops which will be clusively of ltalian nationality. Th= rights of the local militla which the city of Kiume has established will bs respected. Kwen sy st Class, g ‘upation the | the Glornale ! possible seasons . - | SIGN THORPE. O.. Dec, t4.—Dick Hoblitzel, of the Akron basebail club International lewgue, todad an- that o deul had been closed Bosion Nalional league clun Outiielder Jim Thorpe, fam- athlate, will play Lere next Akron, th nounced witn the whereby Indiun i Fear, as WHISKY i Diss OR GERMANY. Stock to Be Encemies, American Hers' Sold to Former e York, Dec. 24.-—Much fof the now i the hands of distillers in the United States will be sent to Germany, it was learned yesterday market in England is overflooded With the American produci. In France New whislky it is not ovir which vio i preferved by most drinkers, lated. cept Fiume from The commercial cor- as exporting transatlantic which is acting the Kentucky, to seabonrd, especially it was advising its clients to the liquor to pointing out that warehouse Hamburg is available and cheap ‘and that the opportunity to sell it appears zood, of the in- honie production during Wiy ex- Germany i because XMAS SHUT DOWNS, by the made ship been to " \rrangements have Kentucky distiller 5,400 Al will tomorrow. The he observed at the factovies of for one day shut-down will city one to harrels L sme Nervous People should use KALPHOand observe its mag- ical effect in the treatment of nervous- ness, insommnia, brain fag, irritability, mental exhaustion, nervous headache, loss of meniory, et¢. KALPHO acts on the brain, nerves,musclesand blood cells, rebuilds wornout nerve tissi nd is in dispensable to all mental workers. Con- {ains no harmfn] nor habitforming drugs At druggists $1.00. Refuse substitutes, * Deferre s old : old as he that is full of all ages dres tive as long : will permit; but and clderly there nothing old A woeman and a man is a Women of and men arc strength and vitality when vitality gets people lack energ) that will increase the appetite, pro- mote sleep, vim and vitality se surely and quickly as Vinol, the cod liver an# iron tonic without oil, in faet, meot druggists have such confidence in 1t that they sell it on a guarantee.—adyv, nowadays. young a low | THE BOYS IN THE OTHER CAR /vlonuf TERTE e /LAY OFF Ther s ) SOS DD THAT ONE WITH A 10 DOLLAT | Result voted ea ! be | 1920, | vor WEDNESDAY, HERALD, DECEMBER 24, 1919. P e o TR — NO\AI 1= RHE'D CRANGE THAT DECK TO COAL OR EGGS — THAT D BE SOME SENsSE BEH HE COOLD TARE TH SPOTS ouTT A G -\“) GERMAN TRICHS— D YA GET LL CHEC vaw MiGAT / ; THAT STUFF— rowoucron? TH CUN KILL Some - ) \/ou e & K et " ‘\18007 7 Em—Boy-— BILL — New Yeur's ! and practically tablishment in the rule E KNIGHTED, Knighthood in the offices in City every The Heall FLYERS \IR 24 British empire upon «* i tor mercantile Ded London the city will obserce, grder of Lias heen onferred Ross Smith, Gt King Gco 1ol the airplane Capt Smith, SOMERVILLE to com Fugland | Smith's brother tirst ay NOTES {10 Australia I MacPher in [ Have O who was the oh light, | M. But It Wil ¥ a Sentimental Efect. son | server the was accorded recent suceessiul an identical honor Fomerville, Dee. 21~ Somerville, the last city in the state to hold its muni- } cipal election. followed the example LOOK FOR THE RED BALL TRADE _MARK “"Modesin" ) Firearms 8 Ammunition of but one of the which cities lier by licensed sale Yes, tirst declaring of liquon 201 local option that the city vote will have Under the “license yenr' before May 1, prohibition will in favor of The It the was vote . 2 was time since the system was instituted had gone “‘wet.” The only a sentimental effect local option law, the ins or May 1. Long constitutional in force. Mayor Charles W lican, was re-elected, s to 1,044 Tor ocrat. no be Eldridge receiving 3.997 A . repuh John Kyte, dem- Season’s Greetings Barry & Bamforth 19 Main Street i3 FRECKLES AND HlS FRIENDS NE AU < UMHOU~ AN DENS NicE/ CHICKEN N DAT DINNAW PAIL ~ UMA NASCAM o GEE- b'VoU WORK SONBWHERE/ How the Dlsaster Occured' YESSAL. MY DAD HE- BEEN A TELLIN' MY MAW EURY MORNIN' Folk TEN NEAUS NE GWINE To YAN MW ChusE o' HER, J 'QBTGG W' / ot B TV NV DAD GETS OUT FRoM DE HOSPITAL . BY GROVE |3 Last Minute Christmas Suggestions CANDY ALWAYS PLEASES LIGGETT’S CHOCOLATES Confections of rare goodness and purity. Every woman expects a hox of Chocolates for ( hristm ery man feels it his duty to see that she not disappeinted. Liggett’s be your choice. In 1.2, 3 and 5 pound hoxes. $1.00, $1.10, 81 and $1.50 1h. Liggett's Assorted Chocolate Nuts Martan's Chocolates . . .o Triola Sweets Liggett's Moire . - Tempting Fruits in Cream. . Page & Shaw Assorted Chocolates and ev- Let is $1.50 69¢ $1.25 Maxixe Cherries—Chocolate Coated As luscious and good as {hey are palatable Noating in Maraschine favoring, covered with of rich chocols Full Pound, 79¢. FENWAY PINK PACKAGE a collection of novelty Chocolates that delicious, the package gIft. 1-1b. box 9dc, phumy \ heavy vipe cherries, brown jacket Our big « value The Chocolates andy has no egual at the ity and attractive Clark 8 Brainerdss DRUG STORE The '\1Cu VES e [ R1%] \1 NN . 4 price. are makes @ very acceptahle FOR QUICK RETURNS USE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS Store Closed To-Morrow It’s Christmas and Thankful we are that its Here. We are Grateful it Comes Only Once a Year. If we’ve pleased you we hope that we’ll always be friends, If we haven’t, come in and we’ll make our amends. OPEN FRIDAY We Wish You Al A Very Merry Christmas JOHN A. ANDREWS & CO. The Big Furniture Store BY BLOSSER WELL, NESTIODY SUE DONE OVAHUEAH HM — DAS e