New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 14, 1923, Page 9

Speaking of Sports The Buéll street tennis club, hav- ing completed a successful tourna- ment, is confident that it can show other clubs something about the fine polts of the game and is seewing victims. Manager Leavitt will be glad to correspond on this subject. The baseball season in New Britain will not be complete until the fire- men and police meet on the diamond. Several years have passed since the two departments clashed and th for- mr were victorious., It would pro- mote public interest in the depart- ments and would probably prove beneficial to-the relief and pension funds. Get busy, Commercial street- ers. Another boy with an angelic name falls to live up to his cognomen. When Refereq McAuliffe declared Johnny Bhugrue winner of the bout with Chie Brown at New Haven last night, Brown's brother, Angelo Amato, leaped to his fet and made a swing at “Mc.” The referee, who knows something about the game of hit and step, swung back and Angelo went toppling into thé crowd. This is Angelo's second offense. For the good of the game he should be barred from attending bexing bouts in which his brother participates. After ‘holding the lead the greater part of the season, the Hartford team has slipped into sccond place in the Eastern league, with the New Haven club setting thé pace. The Senators took ' another thumping yesterday from the lowly Allany club. Abe Goldstein and Danny Edwards clash in a 15-round bout tonight at Long Island City. Terry Martin and Hilly Levine will also go over the same route, unless one or the other decides to get aome early, IL Runs This Week New York Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chicagp Brookiyn 1 8t. Louis Phila Boston National Lcngu& MT WT F 8T x Koo e g American League. BMT WT &8N X 11 New York Cleveland 8t Louis Detroit Chicago Washington Phila Boston _ International League. s M T WT peT) Baltimore 5 Rochester Suffalo Réading loronto fersey City Syracuse Néwark Y Hauser, TERDAY'S HOMERS Athletics Speaker, Indians ..., J. Sewel, Indians Mostil, White Sox ®heely, White Sox Home Run Leaders. Williams, Phils Ruth, Yankees Williams, Browns Fournier, Dodgers Miler, Cubs Hornsby, Cards Heilmann, Tygers Hauser, Athlet o McManus, Browns Tierney, Phils ... Meusel, Giants Miller, Athletics Traynor, Pirates SISTERS OPERATED ON Miss Mabel Hultgren, a nurse at Shicago, Il1., was operated on for ap- péndicitis Saturday, and her sister, Miss Ella Hultgren, was operated on for the same ailment yesterday at the New Britain General Hospital. The Misses Hultgreén are the daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Hultgren of Wallace street. EVIDENCE of CLEANLINESS MIONE rinses away every bit of dirt in the softest, creamiest, smoothest lather of its kind you've ever felt. MIONE gets the stubborn grime and - obstinate dirt away from nails and creases, out of lines and pores—easily and quickly. MIONE leaves hands fresh and soft and clean. MIONE comes in*handy 10 cent tins. Your druggist, grocer or dealer has them, MIONE Masufacturing Company Cellingdale Pa. Several tramps are believed to have been killed in the mountains near San Bernardina, Cal. But their bodies have not been recovered. Blood stains were found in the debris. The brakes fail- ed to function as the freight train began to negotiate this steep grade. Improvements Announced By Makers of Jewett The Paige-Detroit Motor Car Com- pany announces the new Jewett Six bearing twelve major improvements besides a host of minor refinements in its construction and appearance, with no increase in price. The Paige Company states that it has now fifty thousand owners that testify that the Jewett Six is the most car for the money that has been bullt and adds that this new Jewett Six tops all former achievements. Besides the following list of major improvements the same sturdy per- formance, which has won the Jewett many hill climbing contests and been responsible for an open climbing challenge to any other make of automobile, is incorporated into the new car, says Jack lLash of the Lash Motor Ce. West Main street. Here are the 12 major improve- I ments as announced by the Paige Company 1—New large brake drums. Now 14 inches in diameter. 18.21 poun per square inch of braking surface. More than any car its size. —New heavi tronger More bolts. Larger spokes. 3-——New positive pressurc lubrication. Avoids the grease cups. Forever squeaks, 4—New improved . valve ism-runs in bath of oil—is practically noiseness and will long outwear usual design. ILxperienced motorists parti- cularly will apprave. 5——New improygd.Reyfield carbur- etor. Increases gasoline mileage about 10 per cent. 6—New position of er; now immediately hand. 7-—New type of spark and throttle control. 8—New instrument board assem- bling instruments in oval panel. 9—New type non-glaring reflectors in headlights. lLegal everywhere. Re- duces annoyance for oncoming driv- ers, 10—Thicker and more comfortable Upholstery in open models. N Easy spring action, soft cushion effect. 11—Deeper front seats with back tilted to give easier driving posture; longer leg room. —New pattern velour upholstery on standard sedan models. “These in addition to fifty horse- power motor of the Jewett and the solid chassis makes the Jewett, as it sells in the thousand dollars class, the most sensational value the market af- fords,” says Mr. Lash. The Phaige-Detroit thi i roadster cha by wheels. cha mess of masters gear-shift lev- under driver's Motor Car Co. Six received new Jewett to word on the s, according Mr. Lash. The special ‘roadster has a full three-passenger seat yet has all of the “snap and zip" seen in the fleet Paige models. Its finish is the same as the present Jewett Special touring car, Japanese double deep biue trimmed in nickel. Its equipment makes of it one of the ‘best models in thé Jewett line claims Mr. Lash. In this equipment are the usual seats with Marshall type rings, covered with hand cr ed Spanish leather; one extra cord tire mounted on rear; combination tail and automatic stoplight; double spring bar bumpers, front and rear; moto- meter; drum sidelights on cowl; sun visor; automatic windshield wiper and sun visor. “Besides offering one of the snap- piest bodies,” says Mr. Lash, ‘“the roadster has a commodious compart- ment in thé rear a sample trunk and two guitcases. Taken all in all this light, beautifully trimmed body brings out the hest that there is in the new Jewett chassi advt. IF SKIN BREAKS OUT AND ITCHES APPLY SULPHUR Just the moment you apply Men- tho-Sulphur to an itching, burning or healing begins, says a noted skin spe- cialist. This sulphur preparation, made into a pleasant cold cream, gives such a quick relief, even to fiery found to take its place. Because of its germ destroying properties, it quickly subdues the itch- Ing, cools the irritation and heals the eczema right up, leaving a clear, smooth skin in place of ugly erup- tions, rash, pimples or roughness. You do not have to wait for im- provement. It quickly shows. You can get a little jar of Rowles Mentho- Sulphur at any drug stere mechan- | | front and rear springs. week announces a Jewett Special | capable of holding | broken out skin the itching stops and | eczema, that nothing has ever been | Dodge Cars Show Much Improvement Marked improvement in appear- ance and comfort is apparent in the new line of Dodge Brothers Motor Cars, in the production of which the factory has been gathering momen- tum since July 1. Hundreds of deal- ers are now supplied with display cars of the new type, and from every source the factory is receiving re- ports of enthusiastic approval by the blic. While the the familiar Dodge Brothers cars of recent days are still present, there is an air of distinctiveness that surpasses all previous effarts ot this concern to butld a moderately priced car of com- | | pu basie ity. body is lower and the rear springs changed to semi-elliptical underslung, and increased from 45 to 5 inches in length. All the features so popular with design of the complete line, which in- cludes a touring car, roadster, coupe, two types of .sedan, and screen side and panel side commercial cars of ton capacity. All steel bodies introduced by Dodge Brothers in their open passenger cars sgveral years ago ~—are now used for al¥ types. The effect of the longer and lower body and longer wheelbase, combined with the new lines and lower seats, is very fine. According to dealers and others who have driver. the new cars, % ro less pronounced than the improve- ment in general design. The reducs tion in body height lowers the center of gravity and thereby reduces side- sway, while rebound shocks are éf- fectively dissipated by the improved The car holds the road D(\SH) and gracefully and af~\ fords real riding comfort. Another ¢ inct new feature is the louvers or ventilator slits in the sides of the hood panels. This change in- creases the flow of air through the radiator and reduces the flow of hot air to the floor boards, making sum- mer driving most comfortable. The rear seat and all upholstery of the touring car are removable, af-| fording a lafge space for loading lug- | gage or other articles. Seats in all types are deeper and lower, adding to comfort and leg room. The instrument board is greatly im- proved in appearance, with instru- ments groupéd on a raised panel and with longer lighting switch lever, fa- cilitating control of the lights while | driving. i Head lamps are specially designed | to harmenize with the new body lines. A combination caution signal and tail lamp is mounted rigidly on the license | plate bracket and conforms with the| requirements of all states having| lighting regulations. Brake pedal pads are larger and of | a design which makes for greater ease and safety. The hand Brake lever, like the shifting lever, is moved for- ward, giving more leg room and mak- characteristics of | mendable appearance as well as qual- | The wheelbase is a trifle longer, the | type are| the public today are embodied in the| —as first | the improvement in riding qualities is | Yale lock is built into the transmis- sion, making it possible to double- lock: the car when idle. The steering wheel is materially im- proved in appearance and all clectri- cal connections are inside the steer- ing column, The front springs dre increased in length and from 1% to 2 inches in | width and built of more leaves of a thinner stock. The rear springs, in addition to_being longer, are now semi-elliptie’and flat. The front axle is,of a design un- usually stréng. The camber, or in- 1ilt of the front wheel, is inereased, | making steering easier. A new gear | 1atio of the rear axle gives increased | flexibility and adds to the ability of Dodge Brathers cars as hill climbers. In the Type A sedan, the unholstery | is the finest grade mohair velvet, and all interior hardware is of distinctive The busi- sedan are blue | Dodge Brothers design. ness eoupe and business finished in attractive Spanish leather. The fiscal year ending July 1 was the most successful in the history of { Dodge RBrothers, their dealers having marketed approximately 200,000 cars. With the improvements now put into | effect,” obviously making the car bet- ter and more attractive in every way, | though still retaining the essential at- | tributes to which the car owes its | great popularity, it seems quite evi- | dent that this company has not yet reached the maximum of fts poten- tialities, despite the tremendous rec- 10"1 of the year just closed.—advt. Hunting is engaged in nearly all the year in Cuba, there being plenty of deer, wild boars, crocodiles, ducks and other game, GOOD NEWS FOR THE SMOKER If you enjoy a free-burning, mild vet fragrant cigar, rich in bdady but not heavy, insist on one that contains Porte Rican Tobacco. This vear's crap is of exception- ally good quality se an extra treat is in store for you. TRY THIS Partially smoke a Perto Rican relight it the fololwing day e it it does mot smoke al- as satistactorily. Either a goo heavy cigar or one containing poor Tobacco will taste rank if lighted but a few hours after going out Write for the illustrated boekiet “The Story of a Porto Rican Cigaf” Government of Porto Rico Tobacco Guarantee Agency 136 Water St. New York City ing it ecasier to get in and out. A Wednesda Values $7.00, Modern Boot Shop 168 MAIN STREET Modern Boot Shop y Morning Specials LARGEST SHOE VALUES EVER OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC—SHOES FROM 39cto 99c $8.00, $9.00 jder models Nash Motors again -construction and design Nash Announm Complete New Line of 4’s and 6’s With the announcement of a com- plete new line of four and six cylin- has provided convineing evidénce of fits claims to value leadership. Though Nash prices are still maintained at the same low level, the fundamental of the cars have undergone marked improve- ment; including new and outstanding body creations: muny appointinents and practical conveniences have also been added and there is a définite and finer pérformance that is immediately apparent, There are thirteen models in the new Nash line, open and closed cars, some on the six cylinder chassis and others on the four cylinder chassis. The line thus offers the buyer a wid- er range to choose from. Particular interest is ceéntered upon the new Victéria, the latest addition to the Nash encloseéd line. Bwung low on a full 127 inch wheél base, the Victoria is a perfect picture of motor car grace. 5 A conspicuous feature is the smart- ly tilted windshield whi¢h broadens the driver's area of vision. And equally distinctive is, the sweeping square deck with its lew built-in trunk. Aluminum bars mounted on the top of the trunk add to the car's distinetive appearance. Practically every convenience of equipment comes with Victoria. There is a rear-vision mirror, vase, heater, taupe mohafr upholstery, silk cur- tains, combination flush-type vanity and smoking set; and in addition the Victoria as well as other models [ ‘icularly graceful sweep to their the new six cylinder line is mulpnm_ They also afford greater with automatic windshield wiper, a fine jeweled clock, low sweeping fen- ders, new instrument board with all instruments under glass, rubber filled running board and kick plates. The passenger capacity of the Vie- toria is ample for four adults; and there is room for a child to sit be- hind the driver's seat. The auxiliaty seat is broad and deep-cushioned and its convenient arm rest provides ad- ditional comfort. Another Nash model that is creat- ing quite a sensation is the beautiful big seven passenger sedan. Its wind- shield is also sloped with admirable technique and its appointments are just as complete and luxurious as those of the Victeria. The body design of this new Nash sedan is distinctively beautiful and exécuted with a dexterity and skill that ranks with the finest of the most expensive bodies built by custom- made and foreign cars. The auxiliary seats are made with spiral spring con- struction beautifully upholstered so that they have comfort approaching the front and rear cushious. Among the néw four cylinder Nash models the most interesting changes 100° in One hundred degrees in the shade-or ten below zero, meat deliven'gs to your retailer go steadily on, so that you may be assured of just the kind and quality of meat that you desire. No city is so far removed from live stock production that it cannot receive its regular supply of fresh meats. Compare this with the meat supply of thirty or forty years ago. Summer weather then meant salt or pickled meats in the country, and a limited variety of fresh meats in most cities. b Refrigérafion, developed by scientists, has made it possible for Swift & Company, and other packers, to and ship them long distances in refrigerator cars, so that todey, without regard to heat or cold, meat reaches your dealer fresh, clean, and wholesome. In addition to the fresh meats thus avail- able, Swift & Company prepares a variety of tempting meats for Swift's Premium sweet, smoked over hard wood fires, is always delicious. Swift's Premium Frankfurts, from our mod- ern sanitary kitchens, offer a choice blending of meats and spices. Swift's Sausage Specialties and Swift's Dry Sausage, ready to serve, help lighten the housewife’s summer task. In addition to these, a score of other Summer Specialties are made available by Swift & Company's research and develop- ment work. Our proft from all sources sverages only & fraction of a cent a pound. Swift & Company, U. S. A. New Britain 29-43 Commercial St. J. R. Andrews, Manager Iheel in éntrance or éxit. j Carriole, Five Passenger Sedan, Sport the Shade or 10° below Zero! have been made in the Carriole. It is now finished In a rich maroon with 8 |shining black running gear and fend- & ers: New heading marks the radiator!'H shell and convenience of the driver is heightened by a simplified and beauti- ful gas and spark control. A cowl ventilater assures cool comfort in summer weatheér, Kick plates protect the car from being marréd by toe and There is a windshield wiper; brak- ing system of increased surety and power; large stoutly buiit trunk that rides a rack at the rear; nickel-plat- ed guard bars, and a scoré or more of other attractive features. All of the other Nash four-cylinder models algso have this néw cowl ven- tilator; kiek plates; more efficient braking system, and new type gas and spark control. In the opén models the doors now contain large pockets for storing the curtains. Theé most striking advaneement in tody lines that characterizes the en- tire six-eylinder Nash line are the new and distinetive fénders, Both front and rear fenders have a far| deeper crown whieh gives them a moré massive appearance. The front fenders have heen ex- tended forward and eurved farther | down and in the front of the wieels. | The apron starts at the very front of the fenders and is gracefully draped torward to meet the extreme front end of the frame sidé members. This construction accentuates the beauty of the car and also serves as a great- er protection against splashing mud and water. The rear fenders are extended far-| ther back and farther down with a protection and add materially to the smart appearance of the car. The new six sport model is worthy of particular attention as it is finished in a beautiful shade of Nash sky blue, | upholsteréd in gray Spanish ieather | i with every convenience in the way of equipment that a driver could desire. The new Nash Six instrument board is not only a work of beauty, but the instruments are arranged in the most conveniént manner for the driver. The hoard itself has a dull satin fin- 5 ish with three neatly arranged . semblies under gla: The panels of : glass are thoroughly illuminated by an individual electric light which may be turned on permanently or flashed on at the driver's will. The six-cylinder line comprises— Five Passenger Touring, Sport Model, Roadster, Five Passenger Sedan, Four Door Coupe, on the 121 in. wheel .hase, Seven Passenger Sedan, Victoria and Seven Passenger Touring, on the 127 in. wheel base. The four-éylinder line includes— | Model, Roadster and Five Passenger Touring, all on the 112 in. wheel base. —advt. prepare fresh meats hot weather: Cooked Ham, mild and Local Branch Specials $2.50, $3.00, $3.50 SILK STRIPED SHIRTS $1.85 $3.00—$3.50 WHITE ATTACHED COLLAR SHIRTS $2.15 $4.50, $5.00, $6.00 SILK SHIRTS $3.15 $2.00 TAN AND WHITE ATTACHED COLLAR SHIRTS $1.35 $1.50 BLUE AND TAN ATTACHED COLLAR SHIRTS 95¢ B. V. D. UNION SUITS $1.15 $1.50 Tan, Grey, Black FULL FASHIONED SILK HOSE $1.00 $2.50, $3.00, $3.50 STRAW HATS $1.15 35¢ WHITE SOLE airs 5 oo $1 35¢—40c BLACK AND TAN LISIEJ:J HOSE airs 4 for $l A B A R AR $1.00 BELTS 50c R 5.00—$6.00 BATHING SUITS $3.85 R e R $1.00—$1.50 SILK NECKWEAR 85¢ T —— $1.00 NAINSOOK UNION SUITS 59¢ R RS PALM BEACH SUITS $9.50 35, 36, 37, 40 sizes