New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 8, 1922, Page 9

NEW BRITAIN DAILY B GlobeClothingHouse MEN* APPRECIATE That's The Reason Men Are Buying RALSTON SHOES Good Lasting Service and Satisfaction at Reasonable Prices. Ralston 'Shoes—$7.00 to $10.00 Are Guaranteed Globe ClothingHouse Complete Shoe Department Lo — | ON I'HE FIRS'I BOUND I — Two former football stars came through with a victory yesterday in the election, “Ben” Alling of Dart- mouth and Judge Pallotti of Holy Cross. Jack Lash is bending every effort to bolster up the baekfield of the New Britain football team and some new men are expected to be signed soon. ; Babe Ruth has returned to New York, after a barnstorming trip through Western states. He hit the agate for 20 circuit clouts during the trip. The Navy football eleven has started in at secret practice for the game with the Army. Walter' Camp, famous football au- thority, made his first appearance of the season at the Bowl yesterday to assist Tad Jones in coachin e Elis. Soccer Team Has an International Flavor Cambridge, Nov. 8.—The soccer team which represents Harvard this season is-drawn from the ends of the earth. On the varsity team Turkey, Bermuda, Syria, Brazil, and Baha- mas and England are represented, and another regular hails from San IFran- | clisco, Thé team is being coached by W. R. Welch, a former British profession- al, who has been in this country for eighteen months and likes everything here except the way his Harvard pupils play soccer. “They're learning,” he sgid today, “but when I first saw they they thought a uarter mile kick was the object of the game. MALLON ACTING CAPTAIN Williamstown, Mass.,, Nov. 8.— “Hub" Mallon, star quarterback, has been named acting captain of the Wil- liams football eleven to succeed Char- lie Boynton, who is out of the game with a broken ankle received in the Yale contest. Mallon will lead the Purple against Westeyan Saturday and probably against Amherst in the final game the following week unless Boyn- ton’s condition enables him to get in the latter clash. Mallon who is a senlor in college, hails from Cincin- nati, Ohio. Don’t Be Bald How to Make Hair Grow Strong, Thick and Lustrous It your hair is thinning out, don't wait another day, but go to a good druggist and get a bottle of Parisian sage, the truly efficient hair grower. Don’t say: “It's the same old story; I've heard it before,” but try a bottle at their risk. They guarantee Paris- | lan sage to stop falling hair and stim- ulate & new growth, banish all dan- druff and almost instantly stop ecalp itch, or money back. Parislan sage contains just the ele- ments needed to properly invigorate the hair roots, It's a prime favorite with discriminating women because it makes the hair so soft and lustrous, and appear twice as abundant. Parisian sage is inexpensive and easily obtainable at all drug stores. e WITR CLERKIN William Hess, former captain at| Penn State, has been signed as foot- ball coach at the University of South- ern California. Racing horses valued at $40,000 were burned to death yesterday in a fire that destroyed the stables owned by John’S. Barbee, at Lexington, Ky., yesterday. The Williams team of New Haven will play the All-Bridgeport eleven at Weiss Park, next Sunday. “Kid"” Kaplan has been promised a bout with Johnny Dundee, junior lightweight champion of the world, Martin at New York on Nov. 29. Johnny Nagle, one of the best ends in Connecticut, has been signed to play with the Williams team of New Haven, Young Angelo of Stamford and Johnny (Red) Allen of - Bridgeport will meet in a 15-rourd bout at Stam- ford on Nov. 13. Mickey Walker, the new welter- weight champion, has turned his eyes in the direction of Johnny Wil- gson, the middleweight title holder. Mickey ought w» defeat Wilson, if he gets a chance. The Yukon river has 26 outlets €ach more than 200 yards wide, be- sides numerous smaller channels. New Minister (S Premier Mussolini has appointed Baron Avessana to represent the fds- cisti regime in Wakhington. Baron Avezzana, a former Italian ambassa- dor, succeeds Ambassador Ricel who in the event of his beating “Pepper” | ANDY AND FRISK BEAT HARTFORD DU (Continued from Preceding Page) S R & L, O Sinski Dobrock Howe . Stotts Wright 286 249 262 264 287 4181287 Hincheliffe . Purdick Fuller ., Bupernant Odman . .. LE 90> 88— 97— 04— 92 23 81 100 266 278 266 272 461 461 442 Bit Braces, 92 83 07 82 90 90 9 84 418 Screw Drivers. |Sandergon ...... 74 Schwab . 16 Kilduff % Reynal 72 Maier ..vi0. 83 380 ~1354 90— 86— 76 2065 265 256 Johnson Rockwell | Rund McBriarty 468—1851 73— 219 236 405 364—1149 1. 0. 0. Gerstaecker, .15 94 85— 79— 108— 2990 82— 268 92— 1717 446—1350 76 264 211 76 115 106 §6 85 466 G, Hepp Hensler H. 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Returning home one day, Dilelsi says, he found _the doors *barred and’ his wife shouted i - PALACE Next Mon,, Tues., of Wed. resigned when the Facta government collapsed. 2311, D,s wnmam NOVEMBER & 192 from & window tlmt he nesd never come back. Dilelsi first sued to recover half of his property, When this falled he sued for divorce, alleging misconduct fn this city and in Hopewell Town. ship, near here. QOut of a Job When Turk nationalists deposeq the | sultan, another member of royalty was added to the large list of regal job hunters. This picture of the for- mer crown prince of Turkey, Abd ul- Medjid, was taken at his residence in Scutari. What do you want? with a Herald classified. win out. You will Try and get it [/ Soviets Dolng All They Can to Solve Mystery Moscow, Nov. 8 (By the Assoclat- ed Press)—Col, Willlam N, Haskell head of the American rellef workers in Russia has conferred with Georges Tehiteherin soviet foreign minister and his assistant Maxim Litvinoff re- garding the case of Philip J. Shield, the missing American relief worker belleved to have been murdered at Simbirisk, The soviet officlals as- sured him that the government sl We have bee sales and service on hand. 1'B 1% e e ————————————— - E————— 1. Yo— . (411 17 [y -~ S e oo is a battery? You may think of a as a forty-pound black box that starts your car and makes bright your path, or an eight-pound Exide that lights your motorcycle. But to the men central power and lighting stations of many great cities, an Exide Battery is a huge thing, as big as an ordinary house, for each cell weighs as much as 3 tons, and there are 150 cells to a battery. 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