New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 11, 1922, Page 9

e BESSE-LELAND’S BARGAIN BASEMENT Work clothes that Win better jobs for their wearer, One dollar in cash and a new pair if a seam rips or a nocket stitching breaks ON THE FIRST BOUND e == Negotiations by the Willlams A. C. management of New Haven, for a game with the New Britain football team at New Haven next Sunday, have been called off. A game be- tween the teams will be played later in the season, on a winner-take-all basis. The Submarine Base team of New | London is anxious to book a game with the New Britain team and may be seen Here some time later in the season. Another speedy service men’s team {8 desirious of playing here in the Becond Army Corps team, stationed at Fort Slocum. This team is coached by a former West Point backfield star. The first few games played by the New Britain football team on local territory, have proven a heavy finan- elal loss, according to the backers of the team. Unless the fans turn out in greater numbers for the next few contests, it will be necessary for the New Britain management to take the team on the road, in order to recoup the losses sustained so far, according to the management. The Hartford people behind proposed games between the Britain apd the West Side teams, have agreed that Parker will do as an official. the New A. Clesson Jimmy Dunn, who assisted in the management of the champion Nut- megs football last season, says that plans are well under way for the opening n{ the 1922 season. L. Dewey Carpcnur fullback on the ew Britain football team, snffered a ad fnjury to his shoulder, last Sat- \Il.dn. Jack Britton earned some soft voney last night at Havana, when ¢ bested Jimmy Kelly, of New Yerk. welly is the battler who recently lost decision to Dave Palitz, at Hart- * gord. The baseball players who are to make the barnstorming trip to Japan, will be urged to sail on an American ship. team lost yesterday, entrance The Syracuse football considerable equipment when thieves effected an into the locker room. The Iowa football team will rest Jup. on its long trip to New Haven ‘with a stop-over at Cleveland, to- ‘morrow. Joe Kirkwood, the noted Australian golfer, bas decided to remain in America during the'coming winter. | Jesse Sweetser and Bobby Andrews will meet Walter Hagen and Joe Kirkwood, in a 36 hole match at New Haxen next Saturday. The Russell & Erwin Foremen's club league will bowl tomorrow night at Rogers Recreation alleys. Johnny Shugrue, of Waterbury, will meet a boxer named Sailor Byron at Worcester, Mass., tomorrow night. The Brass City favorite has also been matched to meet Bobby Doyle who recently beat Willie jackson on the evening of September 22, at Newark, N. J. The New Britain football eleven will meet tomorrow night for prac- tice. Clesson Parker, who handles the games played at Vibberts Iield on Sunday afternoons for the New Brit- ain team, has every reason to feel complimented by the tribute paid his work by Charles E. Mahoney of Bridgeport, one of the best judges of foothall players and officials in this state. \ 1f Babe Ruth decides to go on a barnstorming tour this fall, no one, fncluding Commissioner Landis, will become aroused. Coach Bob Fisher of the Harvard feothall squad sent his charges through practice paces yesterday in the baseball cage, on account of the weét conditions at the Stadium. Manager John J. Kiniry of the New Britain foothall team said today that efforts are heing made to secure a fine attraction for next Sunday aft- ernoon at Vibberts Field. No definite selection among applicants for games here has as yet been determined. “Gene” Cummings, the Torrington boy who played a few games with the New Britain team this season, has WITR CLERKIN; il joined the West Side A. C. of Hart- ford, and will not be seen again this year in a local uniform, “Boomer" DIIl, a local favorite last year with the Nutmegs, and for a time a member of the New Britain team, has cast his lot with the West Side A. C. of Hartford. Jhrough a satlsfactory agreement with the New | Britain and West Side A, C. manage- ments, there will be no further dick- ering for players on either team for the remainder of the season. Manager Kiniry has completed ar- rangements for two games with the West Side A. C. of Hartford. The first game will be played at Clarkin Field, on October 22, the proceeds to be donated to a Hartford charity or- ganization. The second game will be played on November 12. Whether it will be in this city or at Hartfogd, depends on how the fans support the locals in the next few games. SPILLING THE PINS ON LOCAL LANES (Continued from Preceding Page) 68 55 Cunningham ....... Dunne 68— 136 ‘68— 123 276 Purchasing 67 . 73 82 60 284— 560 49— 116 T1— 144 73— 155 46— 106 . Berry . Gidrites . McCue ... o . Fitzgerald .... 282 Production. 81 239— 521 86— T1— 60— 17— . Olson .. . Stanquist . Madone M. Cusack . 167 141 144 1760 828 204— 622 S. R. & LEVEL CO. Rules. 64 88 81 81 67 381 Levels, (0 71 78 91 81 93 72 415 Hinchcliffe Fuller Supernaut Odman;. i e Dummy (= 90— 97— 89— T4— 424—1220 263 213 86 72 85 87 227 233 250 272 248 Schwab Anderson Covel Chant Maier . 14— 90— 01— 88— 85— 428—1230 Wilcox Burt Sinskie Stotts Wright 83— 10— 86— 96— 85— 38 .105 82 423 417 420—1260] Plancs, 80 72— 23 87— TFanion 93— Blankenburg Dummy 5 5 7 2 406 Tool Roor. 416—1237 Abraham Glatz Stein Person Hijel 67 67 9 350 Production. 94 80 80 i) 52 65 108 Crowley Garrity ilauson Colby Lahar 399 393 Squares. 83 89 823—1115 Q 94— 259 239 248 Johnson . Dobrock Reynal Howe Myers \ 402 Serew Drivers. 85 96 00 87 103 51 70 Rancor Lawless Kildutf Kolodny .. Dummy . 81— 99— 81— 80— 2 411—1271 Connors Poyle Jacobson Johnson Campbell 78 88 84 88 426 422 Bit Braces. Draper . 90 79 Johnson Rund McBriarty .. Dummy ..... Corbin Machine Room 50 96 88— 264 NEW BRITAI\I DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBEX 11, 1922, $289,700 New Britain's New Hotel YLITIV BUKRITT HOTEL CORPORATION 0f New Britaln, Conn, OFFICERS, PRESIDENT .. VICE PRES, VICE PRES, ... CLARENCE F. D, Vice President Stanley Worl VICF. PRES, VICE PRES, ,.. TREASURER ...... PARDON C. ‘Treasurer, Landers, Frary & SECRFETARY . President The W. L. Hateh DIRECTORS CLARENCE F. BENNETT Vice I'resident Stanley Works. ISAAC BLACK Sales Mgr, Russell & Erwin Mfg. Co J. LINFIELD DAMON Pres. Amerlcan Hatels Corp. JUDGE B. ¥. GATFNEY Attorney at Law. GEORGE P. HART M. l“ HATCH Pres. W . Hatch Co. FREDERIC .\L HOLMES Pres. North & Judd Ce. HAROLD L. JUDD President Judd & Co. ARTHUR G. KIMBALL Pres. Landers, Frary & Clark GEORGE W. KLETT Attorney at Law, JORAN €. LOOMIS Pres. Chaniber of Commerce, ANGEI O PAONESS0 Mayor City of New Britaln, HOWARD L. PLATT Pres. N. B. Lumber Co, EUGENE J. PORTER B. C. Porter Sonp PARDON (. EORGE P. SPEAR Gen. Mgr. Corbin Screw Corp. GLORGE W. TRAUT Traut & Hine Mfg. Co. ORACE L. WIGGINS Pres. Co. of America. COMMITTEE ISAAC BLACK Chalrman J. R. ANDREWS C. F. BENNETT PETER CRONA STANL! W. L. F. M. H C. HUNGERFORD H. L. JUDD A. G. KIMBALL -) C. LOOMIS . \l’\(; ] F J. PO TER LOUIS RAPHAEL PARDON C. BICKEY W. T. SLOPER L. W. YOUNG w. ADVISORY COMMITTEE A. N. ABBE BENJAMIN W. ALLING JOHN A. ANDREWS JOSEPH R. ANDREWS C. H. BALDWIN REV. L. BOJNOWSKI A. BUOL FRED'K CHAMBERLAIN ERNEST W. CHRIST JOHN CONTARAS A. F. CORBIN PHILIP CORBIN PETER CRONA J. M. CURTIN S, M. DAV[DSOP RFV.& L. DAVIS .nm,r B. F J. M. llALLl‘\AN 'H M. HALLORAN B, A, HAWLE HOWARD S. HAROLD LEE JUDD JOS. F. LAMB JOHN W. LOCKETT NOAH LUCAS P. F. M'DONOUGH DUGALD M'MILLAN JOHN B. MINOR CHARLES NMUELLER C. B. PARSONS C. J. PARKER MARTIN K. PASCO H. H. PEASE E. W. PELTON FRED'K G. PLATT FRANK PORTER l"\\A]. N ROBB PAUL K. ROGERS 1. D. RUSSELL MORRIS D. SAXE D'K A. SEARLE ELDON L. P. SLADE ANDREW J. SLOPER W, T. SLOPER * CHARLES F. SMITH LEON A. SPRAGUE E. N. STANLEY PHILIP B. STANLEY REV. LBO SULLIVAN HENRY C. M. OMSON JOHNSTONE VANCE E. M. WIGHTMAN REV. J. T. WINTELS 87 91 98— 265 87— 2760 Carlson .. Waclker 398 436 Foremen 412—1246 86— 92— 273 98 85— 264 77— 163 96— 188 0. Vater H. Hepp Hensler .. G. Vater | Kosswig ... Ramm ... Pile Sufferers Don't become despondent—try Dr. Leonhardt’'s HEM-ROID-—no greasy salves—no cutting—a harmless rem- edy that is guaranteed to quickly ban- 77— 235 67— 212 73 85 68 17 ish all misery or costs nothing. Clark & Brainerd Co. IPAAC BLACK Sales Mgr. Russell & Erwin Mfg. Corp. .... ARTHUR G. KIMBALL President Landers, Frury & Clark E\)\Ifl J. LINFIELD DAMON Pres, American Hotels Corporation Director United Hotels Co. of America FREDERICK M. HOLMES President North & Judd Mfg. Te. RICKEY Clark WILLIAM L. I(ATOI Ce, A Treasurer Landers, Frazy & Clark. V. P, and Gen. Mgr. United Hotels HOTEL CAMPAIGN EXECETIVE Chlh‘m-n‘:{ Board, Stanley Works, Dear 465 Stella 104 Lundgren Hoftman Dummy Abrahamscn . Langren: H. Friberg W. Nelson 0. Carlson 123 470 94 83 . 80 12 94 433 Lexington 86 81 106 7 Young Langren Dummy . Dummy . Holtman Gordon .. ¥. Schroeder . J. Schroeder .. Andérson . Newton ..4... 473 Phoenix 422 90 ki 102 .92 107 v 663 Stockholders in the New Hotel to Date, Oct. 11th MR. CITIZEN OF NEW BRITAIN Have you thought it through? This new Hotel will mean a beautiful new building for our city — will make a more attractive civic center in New Brit- ain—will increase the values of all real estate in the business_ section. Have you also realized that you are investing in a profit producing business for which there .is an immediate demand. ISAAC BLACK, Chairman BUY STOCK NOW. In OUR NEW Hotel TODAY IS THE TIME TO SHOW YOUR FAITH IN NEW BRITAIN MAIL THIS COUPON West Main and Washington Streets. Sir:— Mr. Isaac Black, General Chairman, Elihu Burritt Hotel Corporation, Without obligating me in any way, please send me full information con- 91— 178 462—1340 81— 89— 100— 103 89 89 112 80 468—1401 93— 265 § 266 86— 265 87— 239 98— 279 449—1304 79— 256 78— 286 95— 803 102— INBWE & wameins oo Address ..... Belden 80 442 456 Sequassen 89 82 87 118 .102 478 82 07 104 83 92 Rockliffe Funk H. Grangeér Livingston V. Granger 458 TREASURY ASKS SHIP LIST, Names of Private Operators Needed to Enforce Liquor Ban. Washington, Oct. 11.—The Treas- ury Department has called the United States Shipping Board for a list of the names of all operators of private American tonnage for use in on .| French Girls in New Orleans. o s e e e ezer connection with the enforcement of Attorney General Daugherty's ruling against transportation of intoxicating liguors on American ships at sea The War Department is confronted by several interesting problems in connectlon with prohibition enforce- ment not only in the Panama Canal Zone but in the Philippines as well Secretary Wi ?s believes there will be occasion fof specific rulings, prob- ably by the president upon expert | advice from the Department of Jus- !ll respecting these areas. | Thn secretary pointed out that shmms—n( containing liquor, v from | the West Indies to Java, could not he transferred over docks in the Phil- ippines from one vessel to another. GIFT OF FLAG TO ORLEANS, Bears Arms of City Imbroidered by Orleans, France, Oct. 11.—A flag| bearing the coat of arms of this city, | | cmbroidered hy the French girls in | New Orleans, was presented to the Munieipal Council vesterday by a del- egation from Louisiana, headed by Andre Lafargue, of New Orleans. The ceremony took place at the City Hall and was attended by rep- cerning New Britain’s New Hotel, from an Investment standpoint. e eeleie e’ o MENINIS: o toT oW e WEN) o IeT0] 0 taxe) TATETE! § MMOYe! ™ PREVENTIVE Aftords Utmest Protesion 0 it | resentatives of various Franco-Amer- ican organizations. A similar flag also was presented to the City of Paris last week. The officers of the ench army killed during the war reached 18.5 per eent. while 15 per cent of the en- listed men died. Right at Home at the Feed Mill, Charles Anderson, foreman of a feed mill, says, “The roaches were right at home here until they got 8o i thick 1 had to get rid of them. 1 { heard about Royal Guaranteed Roach \lnv\der so I put it around and got ‘ rid of them without any trouble.” Get a box teday. 10c & 25c. Sold and guaranteed by Dickinson Drug Co.— advt. { | | |