New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 5, 1922, Page 2

* NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER B, 1922 - SUGGESTIONS o S SO s S o ot s s 05 *| Bl X ti 5 | Parls, Dec, b (By Assoclated Press) y ¥ as ugges ons | "I have never met Sikl in my life, W . e —¥or— He was pointed out to me one eve- Prize at Olose of Fair Held by St| __pygone Criqul, European feather welght champion, has been deluged n:m: in a Montmartre h:'l|rrnnn5 but John the Evangelist Church, : o o § 2 o), I | his condition was such that it con- with offers from promoters since his = ” LIDAY Cfll‘pemlel‘s Mallagel' wm | QR gl Sl possible| Philip Dalton of 74 Eim street was| victory over Billy Matthews of Engy A St of “Round the House land, but Manager Eudeline = hay t chance of him deféating Carpentier. [awarded the $2,000 at the drawing at - nt vould have refused to enter an Y made up his mind that Criqui’s next S|k] [0]‘ Pl‘()()[ SENORIG DANS SRIAR Y (on¥ 15t John the Evangelist soclety fair| gt By My Siabo . N b vounds, even had it been proposed ‘m\vhl-‘h came o a close at the armory| nis consideration of offers has been Y ¢ o} t on Arch street lagt evening, MIss| urrowed down to that of Jack Cur- | | me,t y FOR MEN. Parls, Dec. § (By Assoclated| Descamps eald ho protested with [He10 Jickaon of 104 South Burritt |jey and Jack Kearns. Press).—"It 1s an infamous lle," said | greatest energy against “these stupid M'"'m "':;L:t‘v:\j“’; A:,.,;‘ N““':]v: ;"”~Ol(: Budeline 1is under contract to Are W r d by Any M Francols Descamps, manager of | aceusations.” $T8 Whon SWRrGeC | Kearns for the handling of Criqui's \elcome n an P “The ambition of Carpentier and Hanford L. Curtis, James H._ Riley | affairs in America and desired to give \ Y y and James Daley were the officials at| preference to Kearns, he says, should A Georges Carpentler, today when| n 31 shown the Woclaration \by Batthing' e 5o0% ihe dlose ot our PUEllistic | ine ‘drawing, The.following s the| conditicns bo:equsl. - Gurley Fecontls ' f ? b " e,” he continued, “was to ge his o g ons be e o O . ” lists of gifts officially judged in addi-| offerod him $25,000 for a bout with We have just the tihing for the man who likes to 1 Biki that his championship mateh| negro once more into the ring with | tion to the above: Johnny Dundee but Eudeline says he E Key Holders | with Carpentier was to have been a| Georges——to get a revenge match, It . g . Writin P.’, Hpaime-up.” would have been a suicidal policy on| ~$100, T. 1. Wilcox, Middletown, | wants a guarantee of that amount putter akound the house. ; g Pape our part to work for his disqualifica-|COnN.; $50, No game given; $25, Matt| with the priviiege of taking 25 per ¢ Fountain Pens ‘I was sure Carpentier Nould | 0 | Whalen, Putnam, Conn.; J. ¥.|cent. of the gate receipts to. meet K s k Silver Pencils Knock this negro out In tho first) “ugaorces doesn't want any titles Sweeney, 199 Fairview street; $50, [ either Dundee or Johnny Kilbane, Gold Pencils [round.” Descamps declared. “Dolypich he doesn't earn in the ring;|Boston Clothing store, 63 Church . 401 suppouerl woyld.let this cluiey street; $25, M. HL; 8§25, No name| "RECOMMENDS SPANKING | [ " > v ] ving for “America Smoking Sets fghter stay four rounds with my thus Mo intend: jeay iven: iR . " i . > sh or April to challenge|8iven; $50, No name given; $26,'No N 3 Leather Bill Folds champion? Harry Gieb who is much more quall-|name given; $25, No name giveh; |0fll\1;wfl.‘:1‘::‘:'“;)‘;:l(‘ei A:‘lh old-rn:fhl- HARD Deputy Diagne is making electoral | fied than Siki to wear the title of $100, No name given; $50, 'W. Mc- ,,m,',e,.,:l spanking'" b c'"f, ",' WARE o 336 MA]N ST- 4 3 propaganda of this stuff, It will g0 champion. |Grath, Stuart Ave., Norwalk, Conn.;| aq 4s an ,;.:l in rfiflnw‘?u:&p':mmv‘!“ o 3 i i ° big at the mext clection with Ris| “Our defenee agninst these charges $26, Mrs, W. Bennis, 10 Henry strect, |in an address by Mrs, Smith’ Alford e l son Senegalese electors but it may not-go | will be presented in the ring as well|Stamford, Conn.; $25, Joseph Golon, | at the 18th anniversary meeting of the ; 8 |50 big in the courts when the deputy as in (he courts. I hope the Amer-|113 North street; $100, No name|big brothers and . m';ht s asked to prove his charges, ‘. |ican and the world public will be sat-|given; $50, No name given; $25, e “I absolutely defi Diagne to show jsfied of our innocence. If Carpen- Joseph Zuma, Saxonville, Mass.; $25 . A ’ : the slightest atom of proof counect- | tier defeats Greb there will be mo Mae Hordn, Southington, Conn, || . SUIT FOR $500 BROUGHT \ = rug o. ing me with this allcged frame-up. | furthor question of our over having Judge B. F. Gaffney acting for tes | You have noticed he was very careful ’ asked second rate Siki to quit.” Commercial Trust company has |H p PROMINENT ORGANIST DIES-» [J ° 169-171 MAIN STREET not to mention my name in that —_—— brought suit for $600 against Elmer conneation, WANAMAKER IMPROVES Cleveland, Dec. 5.—Dr. Charles I.| Grogan, of Hauto, Pa. Money in the o “I belleve Deputy Diagne's good| Philadelphia, Dec, 5.—John Wana-|Davies, 78, widely known Canadlan|hands of the Farmers' Milk Co. has HARTFORD | faith has been cheated by this ne-|maker who is ill at his home here was|organist, died here yesterday. He was| been garnished. The suit is 'returna- gro. Outside of electoral considera- |reported in an improved condition by|president of the Windsor college and | bie in the city court on the third Mon- o AN RS DR SSRGS TR . 2 a tion Diagne perhaps is acting in good ' his attending physicians today. conservatory of music, Windsor, Ont. | day of December. ; S Jicsiecty the Crostet R L e ' December Sa.le Of Co’ats Assortment of ] , ; \ | \ \ | ), 4 1 Every woman should particularly welcome this year's Coat Sale be- | ) ‘M1, il cause the many radical style departurcs from last year's styles 4 / » 7 il 1IN make a new Coat a necessity with fashionable women. | i | 2 new winter fabrics. 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