New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 1, 1923, Page 9

"y Speaking of Sports Wow! What night when it Wwas even a po ford-New Brilain might be shifted Hartford. a howl went up last was heard that ther High from school this game The management Britain states that aunforeseen happens, Al Blanchard will surely start the game at end against the All-Hartfords on Sunday, of the All-New less something Wilson and Greb' have come terms for a middleweight bout, Time and place yet to be decided. Fordham cxpdets to launch a heavy aerial attack against New York uni- versity Saturday, pinning their hopes for a win on the forward pass. Among the rooters for Dartmeuth Saturday, one of the most enthusias- tie will be Leon A. Sprague of the New Britain Trust company, a gradu- ate from Hanover. squad yesterday last before théir gam turds This year's is one of the weakest has turned out in The Penn signal drill, the with Pitt on U. of . eleven that university years, A snowstorm provented from having outdoor practice 3 day. The team pronounces fer the Navy game Saturday hard on launch a Middies working rd passes and will from the air The TS forwa drive showing esterdiy I'rinceton strengih time Meti tereste Bray Lostol rememin 1 is Melarl 1 hon will b Sox pilot w it or- and, a e one of conntry's Btweight i al won though m never W rank o1 with the top netel e Bull kin wine, matador s Thus proving still totes a punch 1 shot Mirach after al to Willi I does move Eport writers no longer refes Hoppe as the hoy wonde to furni the that B fov Miller used th Ny, 1 Ve com e missior arted toom the frst The \ Fepur renr testive st He ate mi g Hotldout fignred ont o ates from 1 " says le intends to wne You to a classronin him think Sl he playe noal R ean lead T ' might make a little his man to the Biki's manager money by subjecting redistillation proc \ Notte mooniight players s this explaby to knock other guys? Dame 1 manag out of the Always lizht will never standiy s Pred ulton you might call an uj the community that jaw Klass Being Ty Cobb has made but 18 behind George 454 hits | M.« lesteon of Bill Bryan there's as pall n the o such word Mites Which IF CONSTIPATED, SICK, BILIOUS Harmless Laxative for the Liver and Bowels acy ceounts, no Feel fine! No gr fence follows 4 cleansing with Headache, Biliou gestion and all morning. I dren—10¢ boris sizes, any drug ot ility that the Hart- | to | itself it I:W BRITAIN DAILY HLRALD Cuitis Pazzing Allocco 102 dewetts. | Frost e Gussman Cubby Stanley fenk 4511325 | eity to | 51~ Rtiddy Tyler .. Schmide CORBIN SCREW—SPECIAL. Packing., Adolph " held | oy Hampshire's WENTWORTH foothail sheulders r on the " HARVARD ( HANGES a VARSITY LINE-UP Wentworth, Oy to he tahy happen of thevstate university well a neat and nifty fhach 1 tine mivin uifering return Lo the oubtiu woan injure ap by Thanks lin prosp Lyie t coin « ran th zanies play Netdlinger hirphy the rosumed woed who i second at ler early by will - Play APy minng yilow " .ml :I ulman, giard i Diller; Rich Pond; the e i whit prot Makes in 1) W haifbuck ok, Captal hall of the g used. Vis Ty p havdl = unles he | ni Al Betorn, Nov, 1. the 11 Ariny's workout looked Two Army st vCrashinlehc vork i Plays - s " y ttack ' ugBreg L in the aving at ing tory CASING ALEEY S S and ack - inee woend gainst got Notr. t ago, Army Fir f the s a r00d look “ was a paing Head " o personal atten- und up during Vich f.flnmr- worky The other vers Tves 34 ran wding iptatn better nunched into Was uneer- Army mects wt the scrubs dummy serim- Coach Vith a fast at Jean Whitely of St. I.oren Murchinson, champion arand opera. coing ner in for pousc still stick THURSDAY, p { { to NOVEMBER 1, 125, Louis and New inter, 'S a sopra he cinder pat | | blessed jat | taxed, ! poputatie 1 diminished of She' York. divoreed wife found a ¢ ha e NINTH MRS, VANDERBILT JOINS “FOUR HURDRED" ™ """ PLAYS (1 \l\\ Fmily of William H. Vanderbilt in New Vi socia “Mrs the (rNein William | A " be which tivaon Manhatt ? o unt, She Vanl Froneh, i s a b} large will h New ork, derbi! register Davies Vanderbiit " ehureh 1 The Lady Cheyle Vunderbilt Misw cderic The My Willtam Davie Martin Vanderbiits who have Dowaget L The Vrederiek Vanderbit, ¢ O'Nelll Davis Becomes Nov, t Alfred Gwynie in mor from of Pitzsimons, who divoreed is » daughter netins Vanderbiit derbilt i, bt It and Mr. 1nte left came Mrs Mrs, Mrg. Cornelins by Vanderbilt came $5.000,000 and his father when of age & year ago. hride York Today 1 ninth will o toc when Emily the wife of th weomes Vanderbiit promin the wedding, stately place in o Proud will eremony e, Mr, Va gland 1| bilt attend mother, Mps, former 13isl Alfred Chwynne ) e of A Davies preceded Vanderhilt Mrs, | Mrs anderbilt, Mrs, Cor George W K. Vander- Vanderbilt AL} Ar 8., Mrs William Teginald inte a fortune Newport cse he be- His father the @icd In the Lusitania disaster Wife Alleges Cruelty In Suit for Divorce Anthony ing on a charge was yes diverce vhich she thees the me of on jresent Attorney M hy te Iy na miner right o Februsry t 1o Noae ieity i rile street v Constablc Valeriane who raigned in police court Mon il resnme was ar day morn beating his in \ in defendant costody ought by her alvore of and maiden Valeriano dates imony her Mrs va divers be 19 the is represented by Property yesterday and th e e on attached Winkle, RHEUMATIC PAINS ton Spinning iminary figure mmerce show onghou NOGLRS ALLLYS STANLEY BUSH LEAGLE THAT UNEASY FEELING that dragged condition—it’s biiious- Hap be vut of sorts with yourself else when one dose andrake Pills will do Wh and everybody u eputation for biliousness, icus headache, ete. e Advy d o suger e & Son, Phila - SUPREME HERALD evenly and quic with either coal v concumption of coal—consumes VAMEL or tang-. 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Wor wively Different. | W ggrernment bulletin tion 6f almost all nui- | foql | ~Roanoke New That's 1 IS THERE a coffee in your home that createspleas urable antice ipation? Do youlook forward with keendesireto vnu rf morn i ng coffee? Putnam's goodness is impressive. You remem- ber amiably its appetizin aroma, distinctively ric color and flavor and zest- ful freshness. It is a source of great satisfaction to us to know that home-folks univer= sally have endorsed thePutnam test made by the ex- perts, and pronounce Putnam So that we can deliver to you this Putnam blend that produces the charac- teristic Putnam flaver. we pack it in a “‘vac-sealed™ tin. It is tight and moist-proof. The sealing guards the Putnam flavor. That's why we vac-seal the can. And it's so casy toopen. Get Putnam Coffee to« day from your dealer (have a number of tins on hand; s always fresh in the vac-sealed tin) so that to- MOrrow morning you can enjoy the Putnam cup that “‘saves the day " William Board. man & Sons Co.-since 1841, Hartford, Connecticut, 7 {Too Much for Any Sell Respecting | ar. |Master Painters’ Assn. Has Convention Here Thirty members of the Master Painters associatton of Connccticut ate tended a meeting yesterday afternoon |in Grotto hall, er which State | President Charles Marsch of New Haven presided. Iloutine matters were of and the painters | listcned to talks on group insurance | plans and on lead peeling and checks ing. BAGHEL[IRS CANNOT | AFFORD 70 HARRY disposesd Man, Says Britisher Lendon, Nov. 1.—In Engiand it is almost necessary for a self-respecting man to forcgo marriage; according 19| jjsh of California, to A. G. Jones & J. Lort Williams, M. P.. who|gon of North Middletown, near here, made this statement in amplification | for Edna Mays King is said by horse- of his defense of bachelors recently | men here to be the highest purchase at a fashionable London wedding at|ever paid.for a saddle stallion. Edna which he acted as best man. He|Mays King is by Bourbon King, Dam rallied the bridegroom for deserting | EZdna May. the ranks of bachelordom at a llmol when the fight was the keenest and tements aroused the ire or‘ west end mammas. \ d we have a population | 618 to the square mile as com—’ two in the colonies and | he sald. “Now you | 1 11 bachelors | 5!"00" FOR HO®SE Paris, , Nov. 1.—Twelve thous- and dellars, paid by Revel L. Eng- SHOWE l( IOR MISS PEREAU. Miss Evelyn Percau was tendered a kitchen shower la evening at the home of s, X. LaFlamme at 238 Main street. She received a number of useful and pretiy gifts, Several voecal selections were given and an enjoyable evening spent. Miss Pereau will become the bride of Henry Gag- | nier, son of Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Ga ier of Bassett street, at St. Joseph's church on November 6. of pared with ten in America," understand the moment ot to at me pensive a “There dency amonz find it too « the moment bachelor. 1 zestion that I am Also | the favors 7 cvergreen sug- should be taxation, sugzested My real is that the t the rate a million There are in the t bacheiors ti aguinst Y ompui Englar gument fo i a day quarter 1 ar- inereasin We wemployed is too many people and unless the hirth rate is unemployment will he maintained st that figure and maybe Ligher sheuld other 1 Ve and a it world hirth we and centrol populate the dominions places where the population and the spaces great.” we do Lost? FOUND! That's the way t and Found” ads save the day. PHONE A WANTAD “ AMERICA WEAKENED L \ er it rowi trength the Olympi irapion at Paris next result of the French Olympic com mittee’s refusal to accept the Awmeri can Olympic committee’'s request for . postponement of several weck f antilever Sho e for Men h/omen Conforms to Your Foot A SHOE that conforms to the natural shape of your foot, and is flexible at the areh, is the shoe in which you will find ease and comfort, Cantilever Shoes harmonize with the hu- man foot. There is no restraint nor pres- sure. The narrow heel prevents gaping or slipping of the shoe. When you lace up a Cantilever Shoe, the under curve of the foot is fitted snugly and supported without re- stricting the natural functions of the foot. You will find good looks as well as com- fort. Come in and try on a pair of Canti- lever You'll be happy and contented in the Cuntilever Shoe, Sloan Bros. 185 Main St. Desserts that are easy to make Oniy 15 minutes to make a Tick Tock Pudding. The ma- terials, miik, sugar, egg, flavor- ing, and Minute Tapioca are al- ready mixed. Add water andcook. When the pudding is taken from the stove it “sets” without i Tick Tock comes in Chocol Flavor ancd Cream Flavor. O both today. You can make many low-priced desserts with Tick Tock. Serve it hot or cold, plain or with berries, preserved fruit and sauces. The 15 cent package serves five people Minute Tepiocs Company, Orange, Mas. Wiy A Complete Minute Tapioca Pudding