New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 21, 1920, Page 9

s e for Stanley Werks and Jacobson, | felt. He i= a paperhanger and earns Woodford, Cranley and Bunce for about $2,000 a year. Fatnir's, It ¥s tite third time that the stork FACTORY LEAGUE GAMES Results of Contests Staged Saturday REDS WIN ,“"m"‘,\ GAME. each time he has beer liberal. ot the first irip he left two girls, Afternoon &t Walnut HUNl Park— | \ 14 champlons Defeat New Haven | othy and Blanche. Four years Landers Game Postponed, Haven, June 21L—The Cincinnaii and twins were delivered, but '"”‘l On account of the outing of the tio : bt e o The triplets include one girl weigh- Landers, Frary & Clark plant at evday. v S GRAR Eaibey 1oRE i pounce Saturday afternoor WA he TeRul e ersons saw | ANd another girl of § 1-2. They have cheduled g he team 1he double M c v ing heen named Florence ernr\r.l Gerald that fuctory tile & h \nd Helen, respectively Mrs. Chernoff ix one of ninecteen children and Mr. Chernoff one of nine. Level outfit wa Tha Corbin-It Jrwin gama was decided in the 1¢ Mh inning when Corbin broke the 8 to § tie tha. had ¢ and Allen; Brewn tegation of Xew Britain fams wh P faven e whteh It} GIRL SLAIN BY FEUDISTS. disappointed at his non- ———— o bl Six Accused of Murder, Five of Whom et The 1 ighout the tawlings, for Cor S Avvadod. STORK DROPS THREE Lexinzton. Ky. June 21.—As the ‘ esult of an attack upon a lonely ON ITS THIRD TRIP | nome in the mountains of Owsley county, Miss Bessie Allen, aged 20, |is dead and six mountaineers, most of them said 10 be eundist Living Growing—Mother Ome charged with murder. The men are Grover Gabbard, Harlin W. Nussell & Erwin wers the had little diMiculty in win. ning from the Machine company taam, acore 11 to 2. The winner kept + lead throu " e pgame after the wecond \ 3 4 and tanley pitched for F Firth caught The ba P v e Ma- chine company team were Oakes, Ho- aan and Johnson and Millerick. The ,Machine com y team had but two hits as against eight for Fafnir and Brooklyn Paperhanger Sees Cost of L Baker, Robart Sandlin, Robert Clark, New York, June 21.—"It never | Charles Gabbard and lLeonard Baker. rains but it pours,” said Morris Cher- § All were captured after a search ex- ff of Neo. 190 ,\-“ Lots avenue, | cept Hobert Sandlin. and Gov. Mor- red a reward for him akainst three for the itehinson made another ~ and Gabbard families connected with feudists* cinity "ot the Chern o 2 > vears. It is| mun.— .n| it alighted Saturda) mm‘-uml in a report reaching here last | triplets night that the men, after becoming | Morris was hardly prepared for | intoxicated on moonshine liquor, the wholesale addition to his family, | raided *he home where Miss Allen » urticularly at this time, when the |lived alone. A general fight occurred high cost of living is making itself and Miss Allen was shot to death reak into the win column with the Stanley Works | the e. but without success. 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