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

The Mohawks, when they took the | ficld against the Rangers this after- | noon, were strengthened in the line| by the agquisition of Eddie Restelli at center., | Eddie has comc along fast this sea- son and the husky little chunk of muscle has played a fine game, He's| /-I ost capable first string sub for| togers on the New Lsrumn eleven, | A big crowd of fans plan to ac-| company All-New Britain to Bridge- | port tomorrow afternoon for their game, i It Stan Kennedy shows the he did # week ago loeal sports not worried about taking a char with their hard carned shekels | form | The-Y. M. ( gy activities wit [ p athlet in part is the k policy where only team performs. arts its winter rush tonight. nich many take opposed to a one representative | l | x| | | | This is & wise plan and will do far! more good individually and to, the us- | socigtion than the other plan, | it | Gene Sarazen, goi! star, is re about to wéd a movie star. Kveryhody | though before this announ: ment that ‘ the beilliant little golfer would tuke matrimony s seriously as he does his ported | | former i“ orld, and the little mite from Wales hat Dempsey’s best hand | has is the one he counts | his money with. [P Fighters with glass jaws are not| always what they are cracked up to | Hime. extr ! ing in the Boston pa will be only to accomodate the larg- | Some or crowd that stays away. do mue A dispateh from Melbourne tells of | g ey, therweight boxer who wears a | beard, Probably he wins his fights by a whisker, RIS o ——— Unbeaten for four years, the Uni-| versity of California tootball team must get an awfirl Kick out of the current debate as to whether Yale or Cornell has the best team i the world. The failure of Julnl MeGraw, mana- ger of the New York Giants, to return 1o this country from Europe is blamed for the failure of the National league club to start any early trades, here | are several exchanges in the balanec that awaits his decision. Marty Conroy, Bastern league ume- pire, and George Welss, owner New Haven club of the same wre rvals for the chance to | barnstorming nine to Porto Ric winter, It Conroy munuged the team he would probably be called on tof umpire. Walter Koppisch, star athlete at| Columbia, may be clected for the| third time as captain of the Gotham university eleven next year, The bril- | Hant haltback of the Columbia town |} has just been declared cligible to play another ycar and he scems the only man available to fill the role of leader | Graha Sam Hyman, southpaw artist of the |y St New Haven Profs, is to report to the | Moor Detroit Tygers of the American | league, contrary to rumors that have been heard lately, Hyman had plan- ned performing in Cuba but he has received orders to climinate wintor ball from his schedule of affairs, ath- letic and persona The first step in a shakeup of In- ternational club ownership was made known yesterday when President John | » Conway Toole announced the Newark ! franchise had changed hands. At! the same time Mr. Toole disclosed that negotiations are under way to shift the Syracuse club to Montreal. |y Purchase of the Newark club by a yudicate of Newark business men| neaded by Michael MeTighe, promin. | ont real‘estate man from Willlam | Ashton and Bernard Moan, of Balti. | i "onne!l more, I8 expected to smooth out & yajarnes ituation which has been a bone of | NEW LOT Chase Auto Robes From $6.00—$10.00 Last a Lifetime For Sale By All Good Dealers Post & Lester Co. 14 Main St. New Britain Distributors PR —— | Great ! Health Fails i i i 3 | London physicians | bad spot on the Jungs of ilmmy Wilde {gloves tor x'mr,xl‘ contention in league circles for somo - Crashing The Plns I Bmith S oxer’s ] | i The circle shows the area bordering around Lake Iseo, near | Bergama, [tn]\, inundated by the swelling waters of Gleno Lake,| which burst its dam at Dezzo. Ten million cubic meters of water| swept over the hills and down into the valleys, oblitérating three! Six hundred | rails built by the General Electric Co. and the American Locomotive Works. an hour, : a tug of war with a Mikado type steam engine. Breaks Record ‘ A speed record for electric locomotives was made recently at Erie, Pa., by a giant of the It went 105 miles Another type of electric locomotive was built for Mexico. Photo shows it (left) in The electric won. villages and devastating 50 square miles of territor . ThOU‘)(]ndh Of ()NICT.S[ mw persons, it is estimated, lost their lives. were made homeless. afternoon by Judge Frank D.! , in superior court, the eharge, at of manslaugh A bond | was fixed an utcliffe was il 4 p.m. today to furnish | bond or he wiill be formally The court had recessed ea e | 98 ect to the pleasure o S Attorney Hugh M. Alcorn. It | two minutes to hear Mr. Alcorn’s re- | quest for the Suteiiffe warrant and 1h~ | remark that before the gr | probe inte the qu tain physicians pre ticut had ended, for other bench warr: adjonrned until Tuesday. Suteliffe is expected to furnish .L, e | bendsgman, n orderad to hang up the " Ao The basis of the charge { 5 : 209 | Sutclifte is that on August e gave to Hoody an ove | anesthetie attempti | putate s which had & Suteliffe had r in Conne r-' ted 1o ask | Court 1 h»nl JIMMY WILDE have found a fiyweight champion of the against which Mo the diploma v‘lAhSLAUGH:ER CHARGE L of diplomas from 'hpvl “fake diploma mills"” in the XlHdv“t west, Sure, He Was Thankful! “I have just called in to say how much 1 appreciate your treatment, | h to strengthen the circuit Warrant for Death Issue Hoody's -... Agzainst Prominent l Medical Harttord, Dec, 8,—A bench warrant | Doctor,” for George M. Sutcliffe, who practice “But I am not your medicine at Unionville, and un nan!" whose hands Albert C. Hoody, a v “No. RBut you were my oldf | veteran, died while being op on|uncles, and I am his heir,"—Kari- for a crushed finger, was issued yes- | kuturen (Christiania). Figure in Probe, ' CASINO ALLLYS, doctor, young s e .‘{‘4 : , ‘ bldest—-Only Woman—Youngest KRENSINGTON LEAGLE. Trinngles, iii|and the only woman member are shown above. ‘| General Isaac Sherwood of Ohio, age 89; Mrs. Mary E. Nolan, | i¢Jonly woman member, and Lister Hill of Alabama, age 28. APPENDICITIS NEVER GETS THE BOWLER TAKE A COURSE OF TREATMENT AT THE Fraternity Bowling Alleys 0ODD FELLOWS' BUILDING, 144 ARCH ST. Open to the Public Tuesday, Deec. 11, 1923 OVER A MILLION DOLLARS has been saved by membeirs of our Christmas Clubs since the first Club was formed in 1913, the first Ciub in the city. Join the NATIONAL BANK CHRISTMAS CLUB for 1924 and make next Christmas the happiest. NEW BRITAIN NATIONAL BANK r The oldest and youngest members of the 68th congress ! Left to right:!! | { Our Holiday Announcesent We cannot present in our advertisement a true picture of our store with its wonderful selection of Christmas gifts. 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