New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 10, 1923, Page 9

GIRLS SHOW GOOD FORM AT ALLEYS (Continued from preceeding page). Lueback Alex ... Burns Toyle . . Deming ... Joe L Stanloy Duplin .. K. OF P. LEAGUE. Wileox Clark . Finkenstein Kolch Witkin Hickio Boyingtos Finkio 106 20 116 104— 328 512 530—1624 Casino, Hartford, Malanty ... 100 136 134— 370 Anderson 532 Home Made Family Tonic For Spring || | The best Spring medicine you can take to drive out the Winter impuri- ties and put your liver and’ bowels in perfect condition costs but a trifie and can be brewed at home just like ordinary tea. team. . 5 2| up frem the southland, b | kid.” Speaking of Sports e o mmonmy | Even the most unexciting pool game is a racking affalr. The L, of M. Boys' ciub of Plain-| ville will hold their first practice ses- | and stiff? with your back a dull, ache? out ham will again manage the boys. have weakened, sion next Saturday afternoon, Peter Duffy and Bill Cunning- | —_— h Marty Halloran is limbering up in Trenton, preparing to start again with the Industrial league there, Al Oakes of Plainville padns to start A out again this year with a southern Lefty Palmer is going well Orlando, according to reports coming | o a There now is no doubt that the Standard Steel and Bearings com-| ki pany of Plainville will have a fast and bladder feel so, tired irritable and depressed, Don't delay! Pills. says: with | and the secretions were highly col- Is a Bad Back Wearing You Out? Do you rige’ in the morning lame Drag through the day unceasing Evening find you “all played Likely, then, your Kkidneys That's why you ave those headaches, dizzy spells irregularities—why you Use Doan's Kidney Thousands recommend Doan's sk your neighbor! Here's a New Britain Case: . Margolf, 1566 Hartford Ave., “My Kidneys acted too often C. red and scalded In passage. My ack ached and I could hardly sleep t night, Sharp pains seized me through my back like the stab of a nife. I used two boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills and they cured me en- semi-pro outfit this season. tirely. s Johnson, who probably will be their mainstay in the box, was a rookie| with the famous Million Dollar Infield of Connie Mack's a few years ago, later being farmed out to Toronto. Kid Cheney of Meriden, who boxes | in the Southington benefit matches| Friday evening, is making his last ap- pearance as an amateur. He now thinks he can make the grade as a pro. He is going into Charlie Pilking- ton's camp. Palmieri, the state amateur light- weight champ, will clash with Young| Kaplan, a brother of “the invincible | It ought to be quite a sight to see KIDNEY DOAN'S iils 60¢ at all Drug Stores Toster-Milbum Co. MigChemDuffalo,NY. Tonight the Gas company's bowl- | ing outfit will meet the Herald quin- tet on the alleys, followed by a little | supper and soclal evening, at the Gas company club rooms. ways prove most generous hosts, an [it will be a shame to Have to give them a trouncing before partaking of their hospitality. RUSSIAN RELIGIOUS WAR The latter al- COMING T0 HEAD APRIL 19 DRAIN EUROPE'S MARTS More Works Have Been Purchased tho Past Year Than Any Since the War New York, April 10.—Americans purchased more art works in Europe last year than in any year since the beginning of the war, estimates for the year fixing the value of such im- portations at $53,000,000, Whether this increase is due to a growing in- terest in the United States ror mate- rial of this character, or to greater willingness on the part of FEuropeans to permit their treasures to pass to other parts of the world is a moot question, Importations of art works in the four years since the war have aver- aged $26,000,000 a year compared with approximately $17,000,000 an- nually during the period of the war, The total value of such imports since 1910, the year following that in which import duty was removed from works of art 20 years or more older, is about $350,000,000, an average of about $29,000,000 a year. It is estimated that at least $150,- 000,000 of the $175,000,600 worth of art works imported since the war came from Europe. England, France and Germany for many years were the largest contributors to these imports, but in recent years Italy has replaced Germany in the list. A large propor- tion of the art works are described as “more than 100 years old.” In 1921, the latest complete year for which figures are available, im- portation of art works “more than 100 years old,” aggregated $13,000,000 out of the total of $22,000,000. Original paintings, drawings and pen sketches formed $5,000,000 and the remaining $4,000,000 worth included statuary, stained and painted window glass, and a limited number of works produced by American artists residing tempo- rarily abroad. AMBASSADOR INVITED New York, April 10.— Ambassador Geddes has been invited by Dr. J. H, Penniman, provost of the University TERRIBLE CASE OF EGTEMA Gompletely Relioved By MBF“.'"'!'E!” / The Marvellous Frult Medicine “In 1906 I hegan to_bo troubled with Bezoma, It started on my faco and spread, T had to keep my hands tied up at night to rrevunc digginj into my flesh whileasleep, My han sometimes would be so puffed up and swollen I couldnot operate, and I :epfin; bundreds of dollars seeking ef, ‘I chanced to read about * Fruit-a. tives” and * Sootha Salva’ and used both. Now, I am entirely free of Eezema and my flosh is clear and smooth”, Dr,’E, N, Olzenham Dover, ;8 “*Fruit-a-tives" issold by all dealers at 50c. stbnx,:i !01:132‘.150, !;‘Al uiza"z&c. or sent postpaid by Fruit-a-tives Limited, Bgdensbu.rg, N.Y, of Pennsylvania, to attend the relay carnival of the Pennsylvania institu- tion, to be held at Franklin Tield on April 27 and 28. The invitation has been extended owing to the entry by Oxford university of a team in the two-mile international championship relay and in the distance medley, AMHERST TRACK OUTLOOK Amherst, April 10.—Seventy men reported for the first outdoor track practice on Pratt field yesterday. 1Coach Nelligan is unwilling to make any predictions about the probable strength of the Amherst team this year, but indications are that with eight veterans and half a dozen promising freshmen who hold good prep school records, Amherst s likely to be considerably stronger than usual. NEW CNECKERS CHAMPION. Hamilton, Ont.,, April 10.—William Gibson, of this town, is the new | eheckers- champion of the dominion. He defeated J. 1. Garvin, of Barrie, in the annual tournament here last night. SLOAN BROS 185 Main Street “My—What This trim Oxford with Cuban heel comes in Black Kid, Brown Kid and White FFabric antile CShoe o a Relief”’ Often you have heard such a roemark when one of your friends was changing from “stift shoes” into “comfy” house slip- pers, It's natural that “stiff arch" shoes should tire you out, Each time the foot bends, the un- ylelding arch prevents natural flexing of the foot arch, re- stricts circulation and causes fatigue, Cantllever I"lexible Arch shoes support the arch of your foot naturally — the muscles and bones are allowed to function properly and circulation is free and unhampered, Cantilever Shoes are made stylish as well as comfortable to meet the demands of women everywhere for every occasion. for Men Worefien_ the Kid referring, with his brother more or less on the receiving end of | right hooks and left jabs. CELERY KING is purely vegetable. Brew a family supply tonight—give the children a cup. It's a gentle laxative—good for sick headache bad breath and sallow, pimply skin. All-Russian Church Conclave Is to Be Held at Moscow to Take Up CARRY A FULL SUPPLY| — of — JOHNSON'’S PASTE, Liquid and Powdered: Elino Flores, the Filipino whe lost a decision to Pete August in Water- bury a few weeks ago, will try liis luck in the Brass City again on the| 20th, when he meets Johnny Darcey. Time now to install Leaders and Gutters made from Horse Head Zinc The First Cost Your Only Cost Leaders, Gutters, Valleys, Flashings, THEY LAST A LIFETIME Call, phone or write for cost estimate THOMAS F. FITZPATRICK & CO. 228-230 PARK STREET New Britain, Conn. Problems. Moscow, April 10, (By Associated Press).—The fight of the Russlan church to save itself from total ex- tinction in the communist-directed nation wide campaign that is now | being waged against Orthodox wor- ship and organized religion of all kinds will center at Moscow on April 15 when the first all-Russian church conclave since the bolshevist revolu- tion is scheduled to meet. Higher clergy who believe it possi- ble for religion to exist side by side with the non-religious communist government have called the assembly with the consent and support of the government in hope of finding a way out of the difficulties that hedge in the church as a whole. The chief aim of the conclave as stated in the call is to reorganize the Orthodox Russian church in con- formity with the new conditions of life in Russia. “It must free the church from ma- terial dependence upon world cap- titalism and its representatives. It will also effect fundamental reforms in the church council and will guar- antee a leading role in church af- | fairs to those who are living from | productive labor.” The conclave is to be held at the | 1 magnificent gold-domed church of ’ Christ the Saviour. The eastern pa- - k triarchs of the Greek Catholic church 5 i 1 FROM AGTUAL PHOTOGRAPH Eddie Goeb was among the 22 men out for the Plainville town team when it assembled for preliminary surveys. First they are, then they are not. Now both Gibson and O’'Rourke deny | that Bennie Leonard and Sailor Freedman are matched for July 2. In last fall's series the Giants got ahout $4,470 each, while the Yanks raked in $3,225 per man, Use ZINC The Yanks' new stadium with a ca- pacity of 65,000, accommodates more | than any other ball park, though the Boston Braves' fleld has the largest area. If you polish your dining room table occasionally with Johnson’s Wax you will have notrouble with hot dishes. The Wax forms a thin, protecting coat over the varnish, similar to the service given by plate glass over a desk or dresser top. Johnson’s Liquid Wax is the ideal furniture polish. JOHNSON’S Paste - Liquid - Powdered POLISHING WAX You can give every room in your home that delightful air of immaculate cleanliness by using Johnson's Polishing Wax occasionally on your furniture, floors, linoleum and wood- work. Johnson's Wax cleans, polishes, preserves and pro- tects—all in one operation. Zinc pipe (left) was inmlrurin 1900. Still in perfect con- d Galvanized p ight) is fourth replacement. Although not officlal, as it was simply an exhibition,” Charley Pad- dock went the hundred yards in 8 9-10 sec. at Berkeley Saturday with the handicap of a flying start. James Rugone, quarter, and. Bill| Kellogg, fullback, stars at Syracuse last fall, will coach this year's fresh- | men team. and we Highly Keep Your Hands Soft and White With Cuticura The dally use of the Soap, with occasional touches of the Ointment, is very effective for keeping the bands soft and smooth. For red, tough or sore hands: On retiring bathein hot water and Cuticura Soap, dry, and rub in Cuticura Ointment. Sample Bach Pros! Hfi‘}." : “Outiours Lab- erataries, Dopt. 48, it Eold every. .‘gmmudm. leum 2be. w“%‘:’ém Soap shaves without mug. Recommend It To the Trade| Telephone 359 Jack Quinn, the veteran Bostonjan twirler, probably will be out of the game a couple of weeks or more with a broken bone in his hand. Headquarters for all Wood Finishing Products Every Meal Crepe Rubber Soles | j WRlelEYS The newest sport sole now ready on Walk-Over sport shoes. Crepe rubber, tough and springy, 60% lighter than ordinary rubber, 30% lighter than leather. Golfers say it will not slip even on wet grass. 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