New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 13, 1923, Page 9

i NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 13, 1928, The follo.wing Standard Automobiles will not be shown at the Automobile Show owing fo lack of space for complete lines. Each of the following Dealers will have a special display at their respective Show Rooms, March 10-17 inclusive. You are cordially invited to inspect the various models. - . MAKE OF CAR DEALER PAIGE JEWETT CADILLAC . DODGE BROTHERS HUPMOBILE CHEVROLET NASH OAKLAND LEXINGTON AHETS ATRS NOW AT i T Basketball and Track Sports Arouse Tntevest of Student Body This week should be a red letter week at the High scheol as far as athletlos are 'concerned as mseveral games will be played and practices . tor ‘coming contests will be held, Yesterday afternoon two inter.class Bames were, played. The seniors event into the league lead as a result of ;r\nlr Victory. over the mid-freshmen ve, last night the track team held its sccond practice at the High school Bymnaelum. Prospects for a success- ful season are exceedingly bright indicated by the large squad that re- ported for practice, Tomorrow two more games in the inter-tlass league will be played. The freshmen will play the juniors. The winner of this game will go into a tie for the leadership of the league, The winner will play the seniors for the championship. of the 1923 season at a later date, The school team is lolding practices every afternoon. The team wants to be in the best possible shape for the game with Hartford Friday night. ‘This 1s the last game of the season for the Red and Gold and nothing would be sweeter than to {ake a fall out of the Capital City team for the second t’Ime this season. The second teams of both schools will also play. On Baturday morning a mtln‘vend- DURANT ing to one of the most successful sea- sons in the history of the school will STAR be the inter-school inter-class games with South Manchester. Thre¢ teams B will be sent from the New Britain / worn s e - FORD - LINCOLN AUTOMOTIVE SALES & SERVICE CO. 200 EAST MAIN ST. FORDSON | e ~ CDgll.{l'IrMBlA R.C. RpDOLPH 127 CHERRY ST. ADDRESS LASH MOTOR CO., INC. WEST MAIN AT LINCOLN ST. 155 ELM STREET HFD. AVE. STANLEY ST.— Salesroom-15 MAIN ST. : 6 MAIN ST. 52-54 ELMT. S. & F. MOTOR SALES CO. CITY SERVICE STATION NEW BRITAIN MOTOR CAR CO: A. G. HAWKER C.,A. BENCE 18-55 MAIN ST. similiar team from the two junior classes, and a team from the two freshmen classes. The junior basketball team returned te winning form at the Senior High school gymnasium yesterday after- noon when it defeated the senior mid- | g year team, score 13 to 6. All the men on the team played well, but the work of Baker on the offense and Beagle on the defense was the feature for the winners, Shepherd played well for the losing team. The summary: Juniors Seniors Mid-Years wild herds. With the exception of a|the public generally and especially in[up the struggle for admission as Jlll‘-‘pru\‘id'fl at the meeting of the Busi-|gelina McCarthy, Maude McCarroll, small herd still roaming the northernthe legal profession. It was long |ors and, after nearly four years, hav e |ness and Professional Women’s club|Mildred Anderson and Anna Mawe. astnesses of Yellowstone Park, these |contended that women were too ten- |finally won their point. this evening at 8 o'clock. Those who _— gre the old wild bison remaining in|der-hearted to listen to sordid details | _— will take part in the show are Zoef Let's drop down to the Herald. I'll TREL SHOW Lahar, Dorothy Latham, Eva Raber,|bet that we sell it. A classified ad | Vietrano North America. The bison population|of criminal cases. But the women‘ B. & P. MI of the continent, according to an es-|demurred to these contentions, kept| A minstrel entertainment will bn,Ahhin K. Dawson, Grace Hatton, An-lis the key. timate of Dr. W, F. Hornaday, a rec- | ognized authority on the buffalo, once | | totalled 15,000,000, and its distribu- tion extended from the Atlantic sea- Cflflfldiflfl GOVCl’mllefl[ ES[flbliSlll‘,S I,-ourd( t‘o a little west of the Rocky - Park For Roaming Bison Kelley Barrows ‘ left guard Butter, Covert Rudman, Leghorn right guard i Score, Juniors 18, Senior Midyear 6; referee, Cassidy; scorer, Saunders; timer, McCue. The Canadian government herd in Wainwright park in Alberta now num- bers nearly 7,000 head, or three- fifths of all the bison in existence. The second game was between the senjors and the freshmen mid-years. The freshmen proved to have plenty of fight but fell before the seniors who played a smooth passing game, and displayed a keen eye for the basket. The work of Cashmen; Hart and Be- ‘“loin was the feature of the senors win while Mjeczkowskl and MeCue, who acted in the capacity of timers, show- .ed. up well for the losing team. The summary: Seniors ¢ Cashmen Freshmen Mid-Years Mieczkowski § right forward Beloin ... Vietrano | Hart .. right guard Erwin, Dorsey left guard . Score, Seniors 16, Freshmen 11; referee, Cassidy; scorer, Saunders; * timer, McCue, Yarkaska PLAN AN ATLANTIG COASTAL HIGHWAY - Would Link Chief Seaports of the Fastern Coast Charleston, 8. C, March 13.— Plans for a highway along the South Atlattic coast linking the chief sea- ports from Virginia to -Jacksonville, and, it is hoped, eventually forming a link in a coastal highway from Port- land, Maine, to Key West, Fla., will be discussed at the annual meeting of the South Atlantic Coastal Highway associatiop here on March 15 and 16. Governors, United States senators, congressmen and state and county of- ficials from coastal states and counties have beeinvited to attend. i It is the plan of the association to work for an automobile highway con- necting the seaports of Norfo¥k, Wil- mington, Charleston, Savannah, Brunswick and Jacksonville, at this time. Representatives from Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Geor- gia and Florida will be present and group meetings will be held to discuss state plans as well'as the general ses- sions. The meeting will open March 15. Frank O. Miller of Jacksonville, FMla., will speak dn *“The South Atlantic Coastal Highway" and Arthur V. Snell of Jacksonville, secretary of the organization, will make his annual re- port. Group meetings for the various states will be held, I. J. Marcuse and J. A, Gawthorpe of Richmond pre- siding for Virginia; H. A, Lynch and W. A. McGirt of Wilmington for North Carolina; W. R. Barringer, Florénce, and J. M. Whitsett, Charles- ton, for South Carolina; G. C. Smith, Brunswick and 8. N. Harrls, Savan- nah, for Geor, and F. O. Miller, Jacksonville, and T. E. Shilling, Mi- ami, for Florida. Pormer Governor Wilson G. Har- vey qf South Carolina will act as toastmaster at a noonday luncheon at which 8. N. Harris of Savannah will deliver an address on “The Value of ! the South Atlantic Highway to the South Atlantic Ports”” A section - the highway already bullt in the cinity of Charleston will be inspr’ and afterward officers for the cr year €Il be elected On the second ¢ reports < work in the five states will be | as well as reports of ¢olamittecs. Ottawa, Ont., March 13.—A new national park for the conservation of wild bison, to be known as Wood Buffalo park, has been established by | the Canadian government near Iort| Smith, Alta., on the west side of Slave river, ! Females Show a Disposition. To Im- The new park includes within it borders the habitat of two herds oi | wood bison estimated to number 2,000 head, These wood bison differ little from the buffalo that once blackened the prafries of the United States and Canada, but are said to be slightly larger and of a darker color. tion regarding it was so vague that up to two years ago the American Bi- |defendant,” said a Berlin judge com-" son society in its annual census esti- | menting on woman's entry into the mated its numbers at 500 head. An|jury box, “when a majority of the official of the Capadian government, | jury is composed of the fairer sex. My while engaged in explorations near|experience so far has been that the Great Slave Lake, saw a wild herd |women have less mercy than men, and which he estimated at 1,000 head, and | hold out for verdicts accordingiy.” Indians informegd him that a little farther north there was another herd | public and women gained the right to the ballot, the question of permitting As a result of this information, the |them to sit on juries has been brought Canadian government has established [up for discussion from time to tme, the new park as a perpetual pasture [there being many opponents to the and breeding ground for these two'advancements of women's right among Here’s The New Sheba Skirt of equal size. .ene Butler of Chicago wearing the new “ventilated sheba | 5" which she invented herself and which she believes will be Jie rage. Its main advantage, Irene points out, is that it takes sty one pin to hold it together, recently accorded the right to sit on juries in criminal cases, have shown The existence of a herd of wild|an inclination to impose even more buffalo about Great Slave Lake and |severe punishment than men, parti- the headwaters of the Mackenzie riv-|cularly in cases where the defendants er has Jong been known but informa- |themselves have been women. WOMAN JURORS HARD ' pose More Severe Sentence on Their Sex Than Men Do. Berlin, March 13.—~German women, “I always feel sorry for a woman Ever since Germany became a re- 000.000 over 7 billion smoked last year Chesterfield America fastest growing CIGARETTE Thoy S LIGGETT & MyERs Tosacco Co, “I know why they sold seven billion”