New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 31, 1922, Page 12

o A NS g e st - i b A AN R S NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, JULY 31, 1922, BRITISH TROOPS MARCH |56 i o, hamentic ase” wesc ON THE FIRST BOUND €Tl mantin xgp. aNowing the vecom: i eral months ago following the recom- Are Sent Out to Reinforce French|mendations of the Lockwood housing StV ITH OLERKIN Soldiers Stationed For Protection ;:'n“!:“r";';l"o"””n’;l hearings resarding x cost, s | L/ From a team that looked as strong| Dr. G. W, Dunn defeated Judge W. £ a week ago as any that we have seen | I, Mangan in the semi;final round for of Conatantinople, PATRONS ¥ I—:T\' ;ll\ln this season, the Kaceys yesterday | Hm' nrvfllllr\nl‘n cup at the Sequin club | Constantinople, July 80 (1y the As- st g turned in a wretched exhibition of the [ last Saturday soclated Press)—British troops today | Freeport Cafe Owner and Wif Mai Tel y o e Are ail and Telephone Orders promptly filled. national pastime. With the possible | —_— were being transferred across the Ros-| Held Under Dry Act Hal’tford 5 . et Hartford exception of N, Begley and Budnick,| Dave Shade, the Pacific coast wel- [phorus from the Asiatic to the Furo- | PO = the locals were very bad. ['nable to | terweight, looked upon as the logical |pean side, crossing Constantinople on hit the offerings of Doherty, while at | contender for the crown adorning |their way to the Tchatalja line, 80 |CaPtaln John Hartman and half a the bat, the Knights went out in the | Jack Britton's head, and Georgle |miles west of the city to reinforce the | 194en policemen forced their way into w B F m 'Bmld fleld and booted the ball around in ‘ Ward, the Elizabeth boy, will meet 1n |French troops. N < fn cafe at 10 South Columbus avenue, () . or u | a 12-round bout at Newark, N. J., to- The Alllgd military staff has N"P‘,ln the Bennington Park section, early ”)t\\' re very Hanay an great shape, | g [ s gorieals announced that under no cir.| {118 moring. avout rorty patrons |0 oq "o cary as they hang | || Affords Relaxation and Comfort - cumstances will it permit a G _|made a rush for the exits and es- Renny Leonard, king of 1ght- |sance on Constantinople betng pea: | CAPeA. Salvator Fiscella and his wite, on the arm; well made, away this reputation was even great. | NeIghls has left for Chicago to com- | pared to oppose by force any attempt | KTanCes were arreated charged with black enamel bags, lined :.. i the minds '« ocal n.,q’m,\e; Blste “‘“m"rwv\or:‘x“mm‘ 4 vol‘lp{;\n:q :I.' nmh.:::n ;;‘r 111_10 :Mnr?‘lfl_\' knf the e i ;;IW' ks i with fancy cretonne. Ideal On those occasions when a woman desives to lay aside erday’s game. For pep and das 3 " 6. Leo v Wi er by Turks or Greeks. I3 i 2 9 ri i 4 1o pidi ; : : if surpassed any visiling elub here |30uld he able to take things easy|” Tne concentration of Greek forces| s v six: & douen bottles of “mule amt b t!’*; CYW’“%: her corset—while riding, swimming, playing golf and tennis this season. That nifty little back. | DOth In training and in the bout With |in Thrace is continuing and reports of |Bi? and two botties of wine were (X0 QUBPeCI v oALON or for lounging. stop, Nisto, was just a bunch of lite | Hammer, clashes between Greeks and Turkish '1‘|‘|‘f|"""nll"{:‘;’ L n’(f';’l’,“"{m:l"[‘\z‘a\:; price $3 69 and conversation. His mates joined [ o = police in which two of the latter are |20, lotfed an Rdditional. charse 18 iaieenin [} The Formu-Band is a happy combination of bandeau right in the chatter, and ft was a arile ite, the Chicago light- |gajd to have been killed have caused |583!"* ) ! Sixth Floor d ligh f i i it 500 and his wife in $1,000 bail for Six and lightly boned girdle, with elastic inserts through the marked contrast from the epirit | WVeIRNt, Who seeks a hout with Benny | considerable stir here, tRaER e RANIG: . grand jury. J hips, affording only the needful restraint to prevent the Freeport, L. I, July 81.-—~When The Forsyth team came here with | quite & reputation, and when it went shown by the home boys. Leonard, will meet Bobby Barrett at o th New York Velod: Mon- 5 o o s g H . . s " T e UG ALl o IMPORTING BRICK AMUNDSEN GIVES UP Sixth Floor Clearances figure from sagging or spreading as it will when totally | day night. | [ Jimmy Green had one of his very e AL VL | AR o ted : i VaRtands A, Telaksd | i g E : nsupported. worst daya vesterday, - Jimmy Kicked | 5,000 p Rogers won the golf com- | German Made Product Brought in m]lm"lfl‘ to Postpone His I'light Across ‘_—_—'-T—fl—r'tmcy striped couch ham- PD the old ball around in great shape 2 P h y ) tee v a 8 ¢ % e ole Until Next Year. /A S mittee tourney at the Shuttle Meadow Combat High Building Costs Al el B mocks with upholstered The material is a supply woven novelty cloth. e club Saturday afternoon. His net o o e . f i When it comes to getting a throw | g, < 67 ) s Prke New York, July 31.—Two shiploads sociated Press)—Heavy ice was the spring cushions, magazine \ 7 to first buse avay fast, there 18 10| Sroms seane of 81 With o handian cp |Of German made brick are due here|cause of the transfer of Capt. simund- pgcke’ifl i ; 1;01” elvery type of figure—slim or stout. Sizes 84 to Lk, : k trom Danzig to builders here, the first «en, Arctic explorer, from his ship Sprhel : 4. egular price $3.50. hangers. Reg. price $23.50. : A Sale Price . better around these parts than Bud- |5 There were 35 entries in the Blok. tourney. shipment of foreign made brick to be Maud to the schooner Holmes accord- g S L — ies imported in an effort to beat down ing to a radio message received here. Sale price $16.95. il PRSI TR prices of building material, according Bad weather was the cause of the Englander couch ham- Tedder Kilauff limping around on 7. C . A @ 1 ng an' e B — Fourth Floor — one leg, had to go out in center field DAY]S GUP DRAWINGS to Z C. Balton, head of the Kings|postponement of his proposed air- mocks with six separated and play yesterday, although it was county bullders association, |plane flight across the Pole from 5 L B Thot he Tl e il On arrival, these bricks he sald point Barrow until next year the mas- upholstered cushions, im- expected that he would be given a would he sold to builders at $10.50 |sage said. ported cretonne covering, 1 D S TR i v e’ e oo french vt =t || TUB DRESS CLEARANCE eg. sald during the game, that it was a Australian and France Are Dis- end and coil springs. remarkable country up that way, with % rice $110. Sal ice $69. prbaiel Bysnly i pn(?]e\il?iren's éfizn%mi)oxes ON THE FOURTH FLOOR plenty of fish—mostly in cans. = Seabright, N. J., July 31.—Members with canopy, high sides. Bill Clancy did not do bad in his| ¢ tne Davis cup teams of Australia | 5 first appearance as an umpire. What | prance ang B e E s L L ® Re‘gm:{a%]jce $22.50. Sale ew. decisions: ne R 0 render. | gistributed evenly in the draw for the price $18.99. d th Clancy used very good judgment. invitation tournament opening today. Equity gas table ranges 1!000 Dresses Are Reduce to e Andre Gobert and Henri Cochet, with separate broiler and . Jimmy MeCormick the Kaceys x ' i Frenchmen, are in the lower half /. b p 3 baking oven, nickel trim, L owest Notc hurler, was duck soup for the For-|ajone with Gerald Patterson, the < i while panels, ordinary gas syth batsmen. Fourteen bingles were | yygtralian veteran and Watson M. | 0 o . ‘r::;i; n{;’n::“r-:&’:;}ov ’:';:a;mr;:n: Washburn. Jean Borotra, another I l w ll: rlccs connections f'ree.' Regular of the writer, hurt the Kensington | wilonr sl Junnsry, gy Ralf with c e price $38. Sale price $29.89. Such an assortment of attractive frocks should pro- . Cabinet type gas ranges, vide 1,000 women with the rest of their summer dresses at boy a bit. E 7 the Japanese, and James O. Ander —lowest cost mzlcagc cever known full side baking oven, sep- R b | son. 5 : Marty Holleran, who is playing | RIEE K ) VAR erate broiler oven, white baseball in, Newark, N. J.,, was home | . : S S : 4 # B e s for the week-end and, in the absence | GRANT OFFERS EXPLANATION. The new base line tire prices established by ensmel Sgisl?etllfé fgfi:l:u]: Thel:e's choice of no less than fiffcy mpdels in voile, im- and pans ported gingham, lawn and dotted swiss; in some instances t the regular backstop, he was be- | 3 i ¥ % Pind the pat | oKoOP N TS P aves' Owner Will Spend Giants Goodrich, effective July 20th, give motorists a Lorraine attachment, Regu- Pl rabc n : i | Money Building Up His Team. definite guide to tire prices as Goodrich Tires Jar price $125.00. Sale price | there's but one and two dresses of a style. “Chucky” Wojack, who has played ; : % . . L i ! o few games with the Kaceys, has| DBoston; July 31-——The trade which are the definite standard of Tire quality. They $75.00. White and colors, sizes 36 to 50. fenfe BlchnsuED Modullian of. the know now they%an buy the very best tire— Three-burner gas stoves, gone back to his first love, the Cor- Braves (ot New Yorke Clanta far b bin team, for the rest of the season | "y, yreq thodsand dollars or more the one quality Silvertown—the tire that has ll?gfib'pocséii;tve Cg::tf:gjfillx(:tl- $6.00 DRESSES, 3 98 Phil Bloom, the local boy catching | 211 three plavers caused barely a always held its leadership because — it wears ke & | rippi E vaters 1 I il A r price $8.50. ripple in the still waters of baseball longer,l ks tter, and T n- gzire,tpri}éeeg:gua :,_p $8.5 $8.00 DRESSES, for the Middletown Independents, Jaats gave the natives of that town some- | : 1 % i % . 3 fhin to talk about yesterday, by the | The transfer of McQuilian was con- sld.ered, it costs less than any other tire at any Seeger all porcelain re- oW o manner in which he swung the mace | S9eFe0 & loss o the Braces by thel price. Dealers have been quick to point outto frigerators, nickel trim, 4 : : 2 their customers the biz advantage and economy door style, 150 pound ice others also specially priced up to $15.00. against the Corbin team of this city. | Aead e Phil poled out four hits, in as many | L ON¢Y, Veteran, and the two young . = 0% capacity. Value $275. Sale — Fourth Floor — price $175.00. | pitchers of doubtful value, but in 1 8 1 trips o the plate. Some of the local | FECRETS B¢ HouDiu] Aae, bat o of buying managers will wake up some day and = 5 he intended to build up the Braves, | Lreine WU G | sports writers found a promise that . McQuillan's sale money might be The Pirates is one local team that Tt i 3 goes along winning ball games regu- | SPENt to the club's playing advantage. T AR TE R . — FOR SALE — VISIT OUR DINING ROOM S thgannat R larly. This aggregation of young- ¢ 4 WILL ASSIST LEADER. WHEN IN HARTFORD Good building lots on Hart street. sters, handled by Charlie Miller, loom | & Y up as the best winning bet in the city | Seattle, Wash., July 31.—George at such base line prices as these: Call At at present. | (“Mike") Murphy, captain and stroke | of the University of Washington E 24-30 ST'ATE ST. Johnny Tobin, the hustling man- | crews, announced yésterday that he BASE LINE Live and Boiled Lobsters See Ho D. HUMPHRE! ager of the Corbin team, is contem- | had accepted an offer to be assistant Soft Shell Crabs ROOM 208 NATIONAL BANK BUILDING plating booking some games for rowing coach at Yale University Ed Fresh Crah Meat Wednesday afternoons at Wainut Hill | Leader, Washington crew coach, re- Shri park. This will give the tired clerks | cently announced his resignation to 31x3.85CL rimps z a chance to see a ball game now and | become head rowing coath at Yale. 30x 34 S. B. %%:3:\:'“5:;" g;:z: A one famlly ho“se at the West End fOI‘ Only then. _— = 32x3 97 AR N HARD, FAST TRACK o HONISS’S ?5,500. Here’s Just. the. buy you have l?een look- ers, who are touring America, struck | Good Rares on Grand Cireuit For This 32x4 o ing for. The location is first class, right near 385 Ve nondon, simg e bt ole LD === West Main in a fine neighborhood. No noise Afternoon’s Pr 3 club at New London, losing a 36-hole § ‘rofram tch to Smith 4 Nichols, § d 4 Toledo, July 31.—A hard and fast & i o . , + etk = . s e Rl e New base line prices are also effective on EVERYTHING IN FURNITURE | from trolley. Snap this up QUICK, or You'll be track indicates record performances | rich Fabric Tires If you are about to furnish a home The Giants made another move by the harness horses on the program b vester- | f the s nd meeti we can outfit it completely. We carry foXSIONpUIsHaRinE (o pennentoveater-y Loy, KA SRooRC TassLng of the Srand a full line of Furniture, Stoves and SORRY' day, when McQuillan was secured for |Circuit at Fort Miami park this aft- | line Fred Toney, a has-been, and two|ernoon CB Floor (;.nerlngs at prices that will T youngsters. Pretty soon it will be the | Today's card feature event is the surely plEstel S CAMP REAL ES A I'E Co. team with the heaviest dough bag, |News Bee stake for 2:10 pacers $1,500 | 30 x 3 “55” gL 7 Porstiurs that will win champlonships in the |added money and 11 entries. Other| 30xsz “55n | B e O S20-2 | 272 Main Street Phone 343 Rooms 305-6 Bank Bldg, major leagues, it seems. events are the 2:07 trot with 11 32x3 BB named, headed by Baka, the Russia X 5% (satotn) T s —_— e u;l;;;y(:o‘:b r%:x}.T?;:;ri‘-:vhsv:t‘lr:“ga);i‘ ;\]\’f;rr:;l-m;..::\ep;r: «”1’!“}: :;;-enl :‘-;c:‘n::: | No extra charge for excise tax. This tax is paid by Goodrich For oaick Returns Use Herald Classified Advts 0 lot on Colunibia street. Valuable property on Court St. Pitcher Togneri, of the Turners BITTER CAMPAIGN ENDS | See your dealer, and place your order NOW | ERIIpiaceys, Inliled e no-hiy game e for your Goodrich tire requirements. : against the Merrick A. A. of Spring- | Contest in Missouri Lor Senatorial 0 B fleld. Mass., yesterday. He whiffed | Nomination Has Been Furious One Abros, Okio THE OLD HOME T WN Y ANLEY i 14 batsmen and did not allow a base [ ity THE B. F. GOODRICH RUBBER CO.,, 4iws, on balls. A hit batsman preventeq | St Louls July 31—What Missour- SILVERTOWN CORDS ~ FABRICS TUBES ACCESSORIES Togneri from adding a no-man-to- | A0S term the bitterest poiitical cam.- | each first base record palgn ever waged in the state wak| T i » J ended today so far as the principals With the Short Ship circuit having | 757 "“““;":‘n;fir and x»z:msanz hris( two weeks yet to go this season, ;v(nrm;r‘n: r égmml:;n’i:réi:flkm? | Harry Brusie, the veteran driver, ridge Long, debated the question: of oL ‘ ‘ GROCERIES 4nD leads the fleld of reinsmen in win- | ociipie majorities in the primary to. | nings so far, with $7,630. Joe John- | yorrow, i | ' el e/ son is next in line in this respect with While the candidates themselves . $7,330. had closed the verbal battles some of the supporters etill were mak Inspectors checking up the Leon- Spflerhfsp T aking | ard-Tendler bout, have discovered Nivs Ofismp Olack: widow: b6 fie that 1,700 phony tickets were used in | former speaker of the house, her son gaining admission into Boyle's Thirty | anq Miss Mabel Stone, daughter of Acres last Thursday night. the late Senator Stone are among the THIS TIME? — Missourians who have cast their lot with the Reed ca L] VARIED ASSORTMENT OF S ot NOVATED CARS AT - ; CRTT R grgmmn R:t,\sox ¥ "i‘i,’if“" RInG Heavy traffic on a busy street; you hurry ABLE PRICES Scarcity of Lodgings in Ossining In- across, carefully watching your step. Sud- ':fi‘z’om" "f‘;}" conveniences Prison Employes denly, apparently from nowhere, a machine HES bears down upon you. The world goes black! 1917 Hudson Sedan Ossining, N. Y., July 31 ‘Warden i ) 1917 Buick Roadster Lewis E. Lawes, of Sing Sing made The ambulance hurries to the scene!! 1920 Dodge Touring arrangements today, because of a - y 1921 Dodge Sedans housing shortage in Ossining, to pro- WHO PAYS? Can you afford to loaf? 1917 Stutz Touring. vide sleeping quarters for fifteen Have you any accident insurance? Cars Sold for Owner's guards in a special dormitory inside the prison wa They are to have If you have dependents you should insure Aaron G. Cohen rooms above the office of the Rev. your weekly salary against sickness or ac- Two Locations | Father Willlam E. Cashin, the Catho- | ident 185 PARK ST. Tel. Crun. lic chaplain. Newly hired keepers cident. 867 New Britain Ave., Hartford. tave found it impessible to hire 3 § 9 rooms in Ossining. Some of the new- Consult Classification 24. ===y recruited rried employes hay INSURANCE—ALL KINDS— CROWLEY BROS. INC. |[been unabie © zet apariments near In The Herald's Classified Pages. the prison except at prohibitive prices PAINTERS AND The guard force of the prison has pecomioRs’ S| Read the Want Ads for condemned murderers, which is to | 267 Chapman Street | be opened soon. Sing Sing has never ! TEL. 785-12 before housed employes, as have | f P f.t Estimate heerfull Ve 1l jobs | Great Mead Ison, Bedford Re. b pteetemamaors | (81267, Bmiry Tlormatory. and or Irorl other penal institutions in the state. — ] ¥ MAZDA LAMPS j A ey e Bt . The Only Paper In New Britain Whose FREE DELIVERY COLLINS 4TH DEGREE .\l.u'srut licolatio T Auditea: o : —THE— New Haven, July 31.—The Knights JUST WHEN MARSHAL OTEY WALKER WAS - COWLES ELECTRIC CO of Columbus last night received the; GOING TO PEEK IN THE DINING ROOM WINDOW AND lDENTIFYé' b erammyan. - - [[|sseonseemny, (e Suorups s | | SWE'SUSPICIols STRANGER SOMETHING HAPPENED- > TIE}: l’?’:;:. You h:l;‘mn liam Collins of Hartford as master of the fourth degree for Connecticut.