New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 8, 1923, Page 9

STATE LEAGUERS IN WINNING FORM NOW (Continued From Ppeceding Page), Pummy ] " w 36 T-11s South Ends, P Tarson [ b L. Loamis » " % M, Mayer 2N T € LB oivesternece B O7 BB G Soharft .. .oo0i0y B B Bl B N5 412 an-1s0 STANLEY WORKS SHIPPING LEAGUE Tatehes, Alex 1 Burns . A8 Doyle o0 " " " 1] 250 Burk 0 Meakitl . (3] Fuschillo 7 Elllott Barch - 200 Currin - 270 Wyiand B 200 Lueheck 108 310 3011010 Prank M 76 20| Dick , Y] Bpino B - 8 Wieox .. (LI Joo .i..0s Roekwell . Btanley . Duplin .. Witkin . Hickie Wileox Finkelstein Kotelt Sperry ... Dummy Boyington . I\ATIOVAL LEAGUE Giants Make Clean Sweep Philadelphia, May 8.-—New made a clean sweep of the with Philadelphia winning the game 13 to 8. New York, serie Bancroft, " Stengel, xr, Shinners, Young, Kelly, 8nyder, . Bentley, p. ... BeeBRaMm oo W Rapp, 3b. Holke, 1b. Mokan, fand, Parkin Henline, O'Brien, . Meadows, p. Weinert, Bishop, p. ... > New York . Philadelphia Two base hits, Ke risch, Young, Bentley, Bancroft, Shinners, Mokan, Holke home Truns, Moka Kelly, Cunningham stolen bases, Snvder, Bancroft; double plays, Parkinson to Sand to Holke; to Bancroft to XKelly; loft on bases, York 8 Philadelphi Bentley 3, off Moado: strurk out, by Rentley §; 1, oft Welnert hits, off Me: dows G In 2 Innings, off Weinert 4 @ 3 in- nings, off Bishop 7 In 6 Innings; .t by pitcher, by Welnert (Stengel); wild pitches, Welnert 2; losing pitcher, Meado: um- pire, Derr and McCormick; time, Pirates 11, Cardinals 4. Pittsburgh, May 20 hits and a total of won yesterday's game, N2\ 4 11 to 4. GARTERS No metal can touch you These garten are made of f inch peppy, long stretch - astic. They fit your legs smoothly and are extremely comfortable. Long wear in every pair. Ask for them by name—Wideweave PARIS, “3000 Hours of [ Solid Comfort A.STEIN & COMPANY CHICACO . NEW YORK York 001 100 033— 8 | Frisch New hase on balls, off 8.—Pittsburgh hammered four 8t. Louis pitchers for 28 bases and 250 | took part in the S final | | Mamaux 1, | Mamaux 1 in S, Lowls ah nohope 8 Plades, If ) 1 Salih, ot i ' | Hornsby, 20 6 i Bottomiey, 16 [ . Stock A Myere \ 19 | Frelgan, ss " 400 *Mueller v 1 L] . Lavan, ss. s 4 1 0 MeCurdy, R R T ¢ Bherdel, p. L s 8§ 1 {xDyer TS BRI NoTth, e 12aes 000 0 e \u;um... P < O 00 0 8 18 ) R ) T TR T PO, A Masanville, ss. g Onrey, of. ' | Bighes, I, .1 10 arnhart, rf, [ % Tierney, 2 o or Sherdel in 7 ar Wiginton in Wit Bmith, Car Adams; three hi snorifie m and Tiern itsburgh i left on base Atruck out, b Adamas 320 ¢ innings, off 13 in 1-3 inn oft Wiginton 2 In 2-3 Inning, off Harfoot 1 inning; losing pitoher, Sherdel; i pives, Moran and Finneran; time, 1:51, Dodgers 12, Braves 11, Boston, May 8.—Thirty-fibe player 10-inning gam v G. 8mith 1, by Genewlch 2; hits, off Dickerman 8 In § innings, off oth; Smith, none in 1 inning, off Vance 4 in 2 innings, T Cooney 2in 1-3 Innings, in 1 inning, off Mz ning pitcher, quard; umpi quard 1 in 1 Inning; win- nee; s, Klem and Hart; time, , Binith and Frelgau; i bits, off sherdel 061 010 12013 | . 000 005 033—11 . Grifiith, Nejs, Relix; . Fournler: sacrifices, ' Fournier, McInnis; double ”’ f ' cd . Johnston to High; Southworth to | 0 el ¢l to Boeckel to O'Neil; Conion to | McInnis; left on bases, Brooklyn 9, Bos. | Lo 501 a1 Brorarmat 10| wearin \l;\nu\ux » off Dec: nu\' 2, oft G. lelh 3, off Vance 1, off Watson 3, off Cooney 1, off Benton 1, off Marquard 1; struck out, by qua l les off nning; none out in 8th; off | Decatur none in no Inning, none uot In §th; none out n | Innings, off Watson | ;310 123 innings, off Genewich 3 fn 4 1.3 | oft | Benton 2 In 1 1-3 innings, off Oeschger 1| losing pitcher, Mar- | NEW BRITAIN DAI Runs This Week 1] 0 o : National League i SMT WTF 87U o New York x 13 o | Boston x 1 | Chicago o | Pittsburgh o | Bt Louis Cineinnati 1 Phil | Brookiyn League TWETY I ‘] New York o | Detroit ] o Ceveland 4 21 Phila x 1 | Boston 1.8 o | Washington 4 x 018t Louls h 3 " Chicago 4 | International Yeague EMT WT P 8TH 913 9 | Roehester | Baltimore 1 | Jersoy City 9 ' | Toronto Buffalo 13 x # | Newark 18 | Reading B | NS Syracuso GIBBONS POSTS HIS 4| '] o | which Brooklyn won, 12 to 11, from .| Boston yesterday, Brooklyn, ab, r. b, po, A e 0 Sidin ook '. o (Continued from preceeding pnge), | Johnston, es, 6 3 6 3 6 0 PR T, 5 0 3 1 0 offor former soldiers, saflors and ma- | 6 3 3 5 0 1irines, and never has charged n cent | : oo S ; | for his work. He has, upon his own ¢ 1 1 4 o0 o cxpense, sued the United States gov- 4 1 2 1 0 ofernment for war risk insurance on P00 0 1 ulerounds that certain men in the Mammaux, b’ 0 0 0 0 o ofState were permanently disabled and | Docatur, p. . 0 0 0 0 0 o|now has three cases pending in the| it';l H"'llhll 10 0 0 0 olfederal court at Great Falls in be-’ il 2 90 2 0 9 ohalf of needy ex-soldiers. 42 12 15 30 16 2| This service accounts for his elec- *Batted for Dickerman in 7th, tion at the state leglon conventlon Boston. at Kallspell last summer to nmu-‘ s T commander, Molumby has attended | Powell, cf SRR all the legion natlonal cnnventlons' Bouthworti, ri s % Boeok ol 8 1 i s 3 3|%ndisa country-wide figure in legion MeInnis, 1h, 4 2 1 10 1 ofClreles. Bagwell, If. . 0 0 0 1 0 [ IXiE (AR e B e (| nlon, 2b, 4 2 1 2 b o /IK Hmllll . 0 0 [ o 0 0 d, 2 P BT R & 4 2 2 o 3 2y 3 3 1 2 1 1 0 xNixon 0atiostio peerinte | Oceschger .0 0 0 " 0 [ 1 4 ! [ T ) U0 =0 e gl | 0 1' 1 0 o 05 1 AR S [ Gl 0 0 0 0 0, DI R 13 30 17 ‘; style and fit/\.) Sold By ARE YOUR WEDNUESDAY SPECIALS. THE LARGE QUANTITY OF QUALITY FOODSTUYFS WILL APPEAL TO YOU. THE MOHICAN MARKET 25000 FORFEIT LAMSON-HUBBARD ASHLEY-BABCOCK CO. LY HERALD, TUESDAY, Speaking ’ of Sports The man who created interest in/! #un elubs was the original trap drum. mer The Luther league bascball team will meet for practice this evening at the Ploneer dlamond, All candidates are urged to appear as the first game will be played Baturday in Bristol when the Hristol 1. 1. boys will op pose the New Britainites, The Cardinals defeated the so. called Cuban Giants b to 0 at Walnut | Hill park Baturday, Kach team 1s/ desirous of other games. In Batur. day's little mill MeCourt and Yohni| played well, Meehan walked but| three while Ried passed eight eards, contributing to his own downfall, Nineteen to one was the Atlas boys' team swamped the Young Ploneors Bunday afternoon | | “Lefty" Palmer, formerly with llw\I Ploneers, now playing | professions! ball with the Orlando, Fla., team Is off to a good start and press dis- patches from the southern aggregn- tion show that he Is golng like a house afilre, In Saturday's game against Braden. | town it was Palmer's wide curves that resulted in Orlando winning, 4! | to 1 and, also, it was Palmer's fourth | consecutive victory this season, The Orlando team is leading nm| | Florida State league with 14 victories | and six defeats, HADASSAH ll\IAll Plans have been completed for a bazar to be held at Odd Fellows' hall on Arch street tonight, under the au- spices of the New Britain chapter of Hadassah, The proceeds will be used | § to complete the quota of $1,000 New Britaln has been asked to ralse for the Hadassah medical unit in Pales- tine, Over $600 was raised at a bene- fit show glven at the Lyceum in Feb- ruary, Mrs, Edith Welssman is chair- man of the general committee, T Y ROUND — SIRLOIN — PORTE] FRESH GROUND HAMBURG LEAN BEEF TO BOIL ........ CHOICE POT ROASTS BEEF PRIME RUMP LEGS OF FANCY LAMB ...,... LEAN SMOKED— SHOULDER: RHOUSE .. LB. 18c MORNING SALE—9 TO 11 B oo W Mo st 20 | SPINACH . . Lb. 25¢ ALL DAY SPECIALS CHOICE, SHOULDER CUTS VEAL ... Lb. 18¢ 3 AND N LAMB CHOPS «.. 1, 2DC ) = RUMP COR FRESH CUT GREEN— TRY A HAM AND SPINACH DINNER v Pecke 25¢ I'RESH PORK TO ROAST . 20¢c SOLID BEEF ror stewie.. 1o, 14€ »iGE 1 o v, 2D€C ROASTS BE BEEF PIGS FEET.... - LEGS MILK I‘ILD NATIVE LDER FANCY BACON VAN 15T w. 20¢ OLODS .......... Ih. 22¢ SQUARES ....... L. 18c THL BEST MOHICAN ORANG ASSORTED SPONGE CAKE. . 15c PIRG ..., .. . 2DC It Yowll Try It, Yowll Buy It. | WHIPPED CREAM Ask The Clerk. PUFFS ......... . OC EGGS 2 Doz. 59¢ (fi'l‘Rl( TLY FRESH) “ HOLE CHEESE MOHICAN FANCY SW RED RIPE TRAWN A BIG DISPLAY OF FRUITS AND VEGETABLES SOLID HEAD [ NEW CABBAGE ... w. 8¢ 28c ARMOUIR'S ROLLED OATS .. FPANC \ MIXED COOKIES . o 29¢ N OR WAX .2 Qs 250 LARGE RIPE RANANAS va. 19€ SPRovTED oxroms . 3 (4 ’ LARGE STOCKY TO- MATO PLAN Doz. 25¢ LARGE POTATOES. .2 Qts. .. 25¢ FANCY FRESH EXTRA HEAVY GRAPEFRUIT. .4 For 25¢ NEW EVAPORATED APRICOTS Lb. FOR PLANTING. . 29c NATIVE DANDE- LIONS .. .. Peck military heels. MAY 8 19z SAGE, ALLEN & CO. 3-1090 (INC,) 3-1090 - Huttord (‘onn. Best Values 100 dozen Amoskeag Gingham styles in fast color materials, BEAUTIFUL $1500 = A wonderful assortment of tissue Gingham Dresses in small checks, Colors are black and white, navy and white, coj collars and cuffs of organdie and net. and white, green and white, rose and white, orchid and white and gray and white. Szes 16 to 46, Enough large sizes in all l sc Each Women's colored Handkerchiefs that have been used for display, slightly soiled. to T5ec. NECKWEAR Swiss embroidered collars, 29c. Sale Price ...... Other styles of Neckwear, values to 50c. Sale Price ..... Eyelet Vestees, regularly priced 50c. Sale Price .......0u... ALUMINUM SAUCE PANS 596 Set Set of three sauce pans of pure aluminum, fully polished. 1, 11% and 2 quart s WHITE KID BELTS 1 Oc Each 50c White Kid Belts with pearl 10c each. Absorbent Cotton, 1 pound 39c. Freezone 19¢. Nabob Toilet Paper, 8 rolls for 99 Rodol 22¢, 42¢ Sylpho Nathol, 17¢, 33¢c. Pluto Water 29c¢. Moth Balls 9¢c, 18c. Tanlac 75c. Moth Flakes 12¢. Castoria 25¢. Water Glass 25¢ quart; 75¢ gallon, Saco Extract Witch Hazel, 15¢, 25¢, 45¢. Saco Spring Tonic 75¢. Saco Beef, Wine and Iron 75c. Saco Milk Magnesia 25¢. Saco Solution Peptonate Iron ganese, T5¢. Saco Laxative Fig Syrup, 23c. Velour Powder Puffs, large size, 10¢, 12¢c. FIVE BIG SPECIALS IN SHOES WOMEN'S LOW SHOES $4.95 400 pr. of pumps and oxfords in grey, suede, tan calf, black calf, patent leather, black kid- skin, sport oxfords with crepe soles. merly price $8.50. WOMEN’S WHITE OXFORDS $3 95 Made of Sea I.\land Cotton. The regular price wil BEST BEDDING VALUES Pequot Pillow Cases, 45x3815, 43¢ Pequot Sheets, 81x99, §1.59 each. Satin Bed Spreads, for full size beds, $10 value, for $7 each. Wool Mixed Plaid Blankets, 66x80, $5.90 a pair. All Wool Camping Blankets, $5.65. Woolnap Blankets, 66x80, $3.95 a pair. Sheet Blankets, 72x80, $1.59 each. WOMEN’S HANDKERCHIEFS regular value 25¢ and Man- Welt soles, 62x82, SUBURBAN DAYS Wednesday and Thursday In Seasonable Goods BUNGALOW DRESS APRONS $1 00 and Percale Bungalow Dress Aprons. TISSUE GINGHAM DRESSES » colors for everyone, 20 different .strlped checked and figured patterns and plain colors. Sizes 36 to 46, Extra sizes 48 and 50, Really sensational values, Lmbmidered VEILINGS l 5c Yard Values CANDY Russell’s Old Fashioned CHOCOIRLER o . o co vt ds sty wnss Maillard’s Chocolate Peppermints .... RIBBONS 10c 10c hat trimmings. 5-inch width, 59¢ yard. Sale Price ...... CHIFFON TAFFETA 95 C vard st .0 4 Ty Thangeable stripes and plaid chiffon taf- 36-inch wide. Regularly priced $2.50. feta. izes. Sale price 95¢ yard. LEATHER HAND BAGS 95¢ buckles, colors. Values to $2.50. DRUGS AND TOILET GOODS ATTRACTIVELY PRICED White Ivory Finish Toilet Articles 50¢ each, 2 for 98c. c. bud vases}. Prophylactic Tooth Brushes, 25¢. Frostilla, 16c. Cashmere Bouquet Soap, 10c cake, 3 for 25¢, 95¢ dozen. Quart size Thermo® Bottles, $2.49—$2.89, Floramaye and Piver's Face Powder, Azurea, 65¢. Jergen's Lotion 39¢. Ambre Royal Face Powder $1.75, Coleo Soap 10c each, 3 for 25¢, 95¢ dozen. Laco Baby Castile Soap 12¢ each, dozen. Saco Cream Almonds 25¢. ¢ Saco Depilatory Powder 35¢ Saco Cans Odeur 25c. 250 Pair of WOMEN'’S LOW SHOES $2 95 For- 2 CHILDREN'S PATENT LEATHER PUMPS $1.39 Sizes 415 to 8. 49¢ TURKISH TOWELS 39¢ I be $6. dren. each. All linen Napkins, 18-inch size, at good designs, splendid quality. $3.75 a dozen. Odds and ends of veilings, values to 50c. »29¢ »29¢ Remnants of moire ribbon for sashes and Regularly .........m25c Leather Hand Bags in assorted styles and (Mirrors, hair receivers, puff boxes, Saco Camphor and Menthol Lotion 25¢. A few sizes missing. Formerly priced $7. Patent leather one-strap pumps for chil Large size double loop, soft spun Turkish Towels that sell regularly 49¢, at 39¢ each. A good towel and a saving of 10 cents. $5.00 LINEN NAPKINS $3.75 several The regular price of these Napkins is $5.00. Sale price $1.40