New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 16, 1923, Page 17

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Bernler. &, Rosenswelg . 431 Belt Buckles, (1) 115 354 164 Production, 29 364 413 137 IL “i10—1320 112— 289 87— 168 ! and fours rhmmnnlhlp ‘ NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, 1oouard Oully ...0iii M Dwper 1oiit) g " SKATING ml RNEY AL ARENA New Haven, Feb 16.—~The second |autl final day's events in the natiogal | figure skating championships were scheduled for today at the arena The awards of the judges In the econ- Today's Junipr men's | men's skating; be announced tonight at clusion of the competition, yrogram ineludes the men's championship, sehool figures; championship school figures; Junior championship, free skating; skating; free pair men's ehamplonship Junier championship LEAGUE MUST GET Cfl‘fil"“l‘ Cannot Locate Club in Atlanta Sub- urb Without Permission, | Auburn, N, Y, Feb, 16.~8ecretary | |John H, Farrell of the National Association of Professional Baseball | leagues, stated yesterday that the South Atlantic association eannot lo- | cate a club at East Point, College | park, a suburb of Atlanta, without | securing the consent of the Southern | | association, which holds territorial | | rights to Atlanta and ten miles ra- | | aius from that city. This consent must be flled from the president of the Bouthern asso- clation after he has secured author-| ity from clubs in that assoclation, i ARTHUR DEVLIN RETAINED, Former Giant Will Continue as Conch * of Braves, 16,—~Arthur Boston, Feb, Devlin, | formerly third for the Gilants and the DBraves, has been re- talned as a coach for the Braves for 1923, Manager KFred Mitchell an- nounced last night. Devlin will be assoclated as coach with Dick Ru- dolph, former Braves' pitcher. « BECKETT SIGNS FOR BOUT Will Meet Dick Smith in 20-Round Match in London, May 14. London, Feb, 16.—Joe Beckett and Dick Smith, heavyweights, have |signed a contract to meet in a 20- round bout May 14, The men weré to have fought next Monday night, | but the bout was postponed because of an injury to Beckett's left hand. BATTLING SIKI NOTIFIED i Receives Word in Berlin of Lifting of His Suspension Berlin, Feb. 16.—Battling Siki re- ceived here by telegraph word that the French Boxing Federation had lifted the ban against him. 8iki is in Berlin to appear in a film to be pro- duced by a Dutch concern. MAKES RECORD SKI JUMP Revelstoke, B. C., Feb. 16.—Nels Nelson yesterday claimed the world's amateur ski jumping record with a leap of 202 feet made at the tourna- ment here yesterday. The old rec- ord was 201 feet, made by Nelson last -— 172 Yyear, A GIGANTIC 'STARTING TOMORROW J. Birnbaum 482-484 Main St. Cor. Lafayette St. Make Your Plans to Be Early Starting Tomorrow Remember the Corner Store closing out this ENTIRE STOCK and GOING OUT OF BUSINESS. Fixtures for sale. FEBRUARY 16, 1923, youn SATURDAY MONEY SAVERS ARE QUOTED HERE BELOW OF QUALITY CLEANLINESS AND SERVICE SURE 70 h o R SATISFY S — —— - hol!hl l“nm.\.ll To IIIDI'. hnwlalh\mn.lull A M, bp«hlalubv M, lll SI' NO, 1= LEAN SMOKED— zsc FANCY WHOLE HAMS Npec GOLD MEDAL-- 22 n, 122 FLOUR."1-8 BbL Bag $1.00 FRESH GROUND HAMBURG 8 LBS, .. ; PANOY LAMB LEGK wnm RIB HOASTS LB, l“fi\ LSS mu L LB D hllul LD Another Blg Sale of The Finest Meats—Al Day Specials Quoted Below VEAL | PORK LR VEAT, , 22C | VoK ToINS o rr. 22 c FRESH SHOU' l.l)l RS - 33¢ RAE U B l%gg‘ mu:lm R OVEAL Lb, 12c 28¢ LAMB ROA FANCY CHUCK ROASTS NATIVE CLODS PRIME RUMP ROASTS A | LAMD LOT> C | 10 RoOAST FANCY LAMB CHOPS LEAN STEWI) LAMB Lb, 16 " . 20€ Lb, 160 [ l'll hll [ SPARERIBS ....... 42¢ . LB, . LB, SPECIAL THIS WEEK—MOHICAN WALNUT LOAF CAKE sty 5c THE BEST . Doz, 150 BREAD D (()l- FEE. I 250 SQUARES . ... . Each 15c MOHICAN 5c|’ A CAKES . 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