New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 25, 1921, Page 11

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 25 1921 T[H;H ANfiE TYPE m: Jp bullfighting for the pleasure o i, AOG'IEEEENEENERENE m - ITH_E BIG STOREMEHERBE e, dll HHMIHNH IR he has been chosen to open the sea- son. ) One of the greatest contests in the history of bullfighting is expected (- b be staged during the Christmas hol day when Rudolfo Gaona, Juan Bel monte and Sanchez Mejias ar o Several Ghanges Bemg Gons1dered e sume bill, The fahters are ri- ga;ded as the topnotchers in the game and in additi th is int - provide many a thriller for the spec- tators. L= (=] — - a variety of ,$1_00 Detroit, Oct. 25.—Several changes in the ruies governing various powerboat racing classics, will be considered by the American Powerboat association, the governing body of the sport in the United States, as ita meeting in New York, October 27. The association will assign dates for tho various re- gattas to be held throughout the coun- try during 1922. Tentative dates for virtually all the big regattas of the year have been proposed to the association. With the association’ approval the Gold Cup event will be held in Detroit, August 26 to September 5. The first event of the year i3 an Ocean cruiser race from Miami to Palm Beach, Fla., February 11. A eruiser dash from Miami to Key West on February 18 and a race from Miami to Havana on February 25; have been tentatively arranged. The Fisher-Allison and the Wood- Fisher trophies will be raced for twice during the year. The first com- petition will be at Miami, March 2, 3 and 4 for the Fisher-Allison and March 6, 7 and 8 for the Wood-Fisher. Following the Miami races the next :big regatta will be at Chicago, July 19 to August 12, inclusive. Thera will follow a three-day competition at (Hamilton, Ont., August 17, 18 and 19, ‘and then the Detroit regatta. Detroit ‘will combine the Wood-Fisher event ‘with the Gold Cup races, and the sec- ind running of the Fisher-Allison will g0 to Hamilton Ont., at a date to be announced later. . Probably the most radical change in _the rules to be considered is one af- fecting future contests for the Gold Cup, regarded as the most valued of ‘all prizes raced for solely by craft owned in North America. The pro- Posal, made by the -Detroit Gold Cup committee, of which Gar Wood, sev- eral times winner and present holder of the trophy, is a member, is that the event again be restricted to boats of the displacement type instead of hy- The Mexico City bullring seats 23,- 000 with accommodations for 5,000 more if they care to stand. MAYO ARRAIGNED ON BIGAMY CHARGE Trial of New Haven Radiator Maker Put _Over After He Pleads Not Guilty. New York, Oct. 25.—The trial for bigamy of Virginius St. Julien Mayo, 1adiator manufacturer of New Haven, was put over indefinitely yes®erday by Jydge Crain in General Sessions, but the defendant was forced to plead to tre indictment returned against him Aug. 14, 1919. For two years he had avoided pleading. He pleaded not guilty, reserving the right to change or amend the plea in ten days. George Gordon Battle, Mayo's at- torney, said, in opp~ving the State's motion to try the case at once, that he intends moving to inspect the min- utes of the Grand Jury that ‘indicted Mayo. Mr. Battle contended that the alleged crime was outlawed since the Grand Jury had no proof the defend- ant had been out of the jurisdiction of the court between the date of the aleged bigamist marriage, April 7, 1904, and the date of the finding of the indictment. Judge Crain would not hear the motion to inspect the minutes, butl said Mr, Battle might take the matter up with Judge Nott. 'The Court of Appeals recently dismissed a demurrer lc the indictment. Mayo was arrested March 2, 1919, charged with having married Miss Wilhelmina Meyer of 402 West 153d street in 1904 while his first wife, i"lorence Weeks Mayo, whom he mar- The most sensational merchandise values at $1 ever presented by any store in New Britain. size, value ‘$1.59 A $1.00 Grey Blankets, with fancy bor THE BIG STORE WHERE A DOLLAR GOE TWICE AS-FAR THE BIG STORE— THE HOME OF BARGAINS N 7 N I ESN 3 patterns, striped extra good i 17¢ yard in colors, v value 25¢ yard S $1.00 plain colors or 36 Inch Long Cloth, soft fi count, Peggy Cloth, for chi To Turkish Large ‘IIIHI llm D Y droplanes. iied in Binghamton, N. Y., May 14, Competition for the Gold Cup In/| 1890, was living. The second wife:ob- Tegenti.years has dwindled until but | i 20" o0 voldiet against .Mayo for Tew owners have shown an inclination | $707 000, 1t was said vesterday she g":“‘;}gg‘; ";,h'zezgmg;‘:::‘;’;p‘;;’; lad not been able to collect the %o open the way to_competition in this |’ 198ment. clnsslg by smaller craft of the “utility 1,500, 000 ouT OF WORK. type” with a speed between 35 and 40 S ‘ “mHes an hour, as against the 75 to| London, Oct. 25.—Nearly 1,500,000 80 miles an hour developed by the |Persons will be without employment en hydroplanes built for |in Great Britain throughout the com- gl e Yo S ing winter, declared T. J. MacNa- “"In agreeing to the proposed changes | mara, minister of labor last night dur- fn the deed of gift of the Gold Cup, |ing debate in the house of commons . Wood pointed out that the hydro-|on the unemployment bill. The gov- planes would find plenty of opportuni- [ernment, he said :xa_tdh decl‘:leeduz?e e,s: i ty for speed development ir competi- ope, of the, 1eas \ tion for the British . International '6u1d" apply to- Ireland. This (Harmsworth) ‘trophy.-event. is=eontraryto the original intention Other changes suggested include a [of the cabinet. reduction in the piston displacement { allowange for contenders In thé ‘Fish, er-Allison and the Wood-Fisher events £ér displacement craft. It is proposed = & to cut the piston displacement for the N tl al M t Fisher-Allisbn from 3,000 cubic inches, a; (1)1t A €al the new rule becoming effective Janu- ary 1, 1923. A reduction from 3,000 St C to 2,250 cubic inches in the piston Ol'es 0. displgeement for contenders in. the Wood-Fisher event is proposed. 70 WEST MAIN BULL FIGHTING SEASON . |} ™ LoOIN and RIB % o LAMB CHgPS fty-one nish Bulls Ready in Stockades Near Mexico City Waiting 35 (v For Big Event. : 3 1b for $ 1 '00 Mexico City, Oct. 25.—The world's best matadores have signed contracts to appear here during the bull fighting fl) Chuck $ 1 00 season now in progress. Fifty-one Spanish bulls already are in the stock- Steak ades near Mexico City. % Much local interest is attached to the return of Vincente Segura, the WATCH FOR THE “millionafre bullfighter,” ~ who ten vears.ago was a popular idol. Segura, 66 ¢ SR who always has been wealthy and took | === un- =P . 0 4 HUH Hlllll\;ll‘i'i';fifiEII"IHEIETHEBIG Squtl $1.00 Extra Full House Dresses, $1.00 —v-—-—--—— New' Plain Color Linens, 32-in wide, $1.00 Crash. 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I have the pleasure to announce to the people of New Britain and vicinity that I have opened a coal yard at 635 E. Main Street and will keep the prices down as long as pos- sible and will treat my patrons in the future asI have in the past. 1 have been engaged in another business here for over 20 years and have proven to my, patrons that I do nothing but straight and reliable business. My motto has always been and will always be “Quality and Service.” A- trial order will convince you. Thanking you all for your past and fu- ture patronage. COHN’S COAL CO. 635 East Main St. . Tel. 684 32 in. 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