New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 15, 1923, Page 9

Well, sort of looks like the llt(lw old | All New Britains were “there” the | way. they, took the New Haven Atlas into camp last night. The defeat of the New Haveners | Was a big upset as those boys have | been cating up all that came their| way. ie Larson, from his guard walked right in” the Giant W. L. had been watching | moundsmen in action. Chapin of St. Banulski Paul has been ‘\",»c | elected captain of the Harvard Cross |Rakoski | Country team. SHU[iRUE 1SVICTOR OVER LATINEXPERT Recor | Grittin sehiriser | Petressan |smien Youknot MeCurthy (Continued From Preceding Page.) Irish Johnny Curtin, | Preliminary Bouts { Jersey City | won on a foul from NEW BRuT ALN DAIL Y HERALD, Single UNIVERSAL LEAGLE. l’lalvnurl-. 7 6 83 83 . 382 SATURDA 31»:‘ 233 1 =z GROWINGINU.S.A, :*Provides Use for By-Products of Saw Mills Syracuse, N. Y., Dec. 15. — The| wooden toy industry is becoming in | | America, according to the New York | state college of forestry, Syracuse uni- \rn-ilv ’I‘hr world war game it a 50 | council at next Wednesday's meeting. | | water board has been in Y, DECLMBLK 1a 1Yz, MAY RAISE WATER RENTALS Commi»km('rs Wil Ask Common Council to Increase Charges to Pro- vide $10,000 Extra Revenue. An increase in water rentals of an amount suflicient to bring in $40,000 | more annually is being considered and will he water commissioners to the recommended by the board of common form regu- The increase will come in the of a “service charge” and in the lar rental. Chairman Wiiliam L. Hateh of the conference with Mayor A. M. Paonessa on th )Sandberg of favor of adoption of the board's rec- ommendations. The board’s mendations are and _recom- result of mor than irvey by the water comumssioners. They have found wa- ter rentals to be comparatively low i this city, they say, and feel th present revenue of the not Arge E d report the a year's be. MARRIAGE LICENSES following marriage been issued at the office “of city clerk: Enoch A South Main street and Mis: Hoaglund of 28 Roberts st 14 Connerton street Carazza of 36 Connerton | The have the and Miss street Rose | permission v Chairman Edward I, Hall to receive and act on a statement of costs on the South Main street job, The committee |is considering a petition of the South- ern New gland TelepBone Co. for install a private sub- way in that street. to department is | For the Kiddies On Tod Want Ad Page bantamiveight, the temporarily Classifications 65 A-B-C-D “German manutacture, mrmr-rl_v the chief source of supply 241 for the American market, | The tariff now in force, however, | caled the fate of German competi- | 7| tion in wooden toys in this countr | and since that time several large cer ;| ters of toy manufacture have sprung ~“|np, Winchendon, Mass., being the largest in the east. The only wooden toy of any prominence that escaped the tariff embargo is the artificial Christmas tree which has been re- classified and transferred from the | wood product class to the feather schedule as a large portion of arti- | | ficlal Christmas trees are made of | feathers, Some German toys are on the mar- | ket at high prices. Many of these E made of metal, such us battle- hipe, locomotives, trains, railroads, | automobiles, fire engines, mills and | pianos, although a large portion of the pianos arc made of wood, American manufacturers, the state- ment sa excell in construction of | 90 large toys, such as sleds, skis, carts, snowshoes, toboggans, €tc. The Kind | | of wood often depends on the by- ”J;rmluf‘ts of the Jumber manufactur- declared a professional for teaching 11| ers near which the toy factories are little boys to swim, for pay, now has |y caris K ) usually located. Because of these leen de red amateur again K City lllumplondup reasons one man cturer uses pine, Probably the found that 9% 138 another chestr another the little boys we of soul and hardwoods uncentaminated by the I'oy profes TO DISCUSSS SUBWAYS meeting on the committec will be called shortly ‘The Good MAXWELL What the Public Thinks of The Good Maxwell must be -apparent that the active demand for the good Maxwell is the result of wide spread convic- tion on two points: That Maxwell cars are soundly designed and built; and that at their present low prices they offer the best values in their field. McGauley & Bennett osition, was % 8cor e vborg b was the big scorer for New and other recommendations that wi | be contained in a report to the council and the mayor is reported to be Joe Ryder, of Brooklyn, in the fifth |Coowioy Britain last night. He hooked M| round of a 12-round match which |Wright three frem the field, against two for | hared the feature place on the | Newharde Taylor and Babcock each. lcard with the Vicentini-Shugrue con- |~ e | der was disqualified for hit- | played a remarkably fine | after-ho Nad gained & des | cisive margin on points over his op- |, BU0 | ponent”in the first four rounds. | Goodison Ryder dropped Curtin with*a ter- |Smith rific Hombardment to the head in the |Campbell first round, but the bell rang-at nine | with the Jerseyite on his knees and |averted a possible knockout. Curtin [Corkranc [rallied in the next few rounds, but|gimble | was outpunched at close quarters and | Peterson | battered badly about’ the head = nad | Vollhardt Lody. The blow that ended the fight \l:lllli after one minute and 29 seconds | | of fighiing in the fitth round. Curtin, |Mike {apparently in much pain, was helped ”‘f‘n to his corner by the referee, | Jalbert i Arel Pelletier game, | Penny An unusual thing was thiat New | Britain took the lead at the start and | never again was headed. Tonight the fans will be out to give nowshoe™ Sheehan a " good hand when he takes the floor with the Southington Kaceys. the middieweight | champion Gene Tunney retains his | light heavyweight title, thereby prov- ing—we bite, what does it prove? By defeating There's a great difference between a professional foothall player and a professional college coach—=&hout $5,000 a year, " Crashing The Pins | 2 Jurgen There's not one outstanding Furo- pean heavyweight today. And not one upstanding one, it might be added. The Tlinois football star who was an ut and variou; committec factori 1 to be ccllent outlet for the by-pre many working mills and way toward making the the lumber and coarse products mills profitable, Owing to n.. rowing scarcity of wood and the increase of the cost of labor, wooden toys have {increased in price in the last ten | 33| years about onc hundred per cent “7!| Reforestation and scientific forest _“,9 management will tend to reduce the | 40| COSL Of these Christmas gifts. | n—ne i 11 Chinese Woman Doctor - e [ : 8 : K2 San Francisco — Margaret Chung The Haverill, Mass, cleven meets || ; s -+ 09 88 can sign “M. D.” after her name. She the Colorado Springs High school SEEATE R is the only Chinese woman doctor in tootball team in the western city to- the United States, insafar as the ree. day jords show, And she has quite a prac- The tuel of the ancient lomans was |\ too. Of course, it's chiefly in almost exclusively charcoal. This | Chinatown, wus burned in open pans, without ate flue, und gave economical | heat for living rooms and baths, clo ar spirit g0 a operation of ol sionalism Foresters. weak- FRATERNITY attri- [B. ) s 8 86— 171 = s L ] & v It be said that po's ALL ness at close quarters may buted to his lofty disregard changs may be for Married Men, « (m.lmrllnn Co. All-American ficld hockey team Berlin sails for England January 12 14 gumes abroad. The which will play Mayer Charles B Hoffman von 2 regulars will be out of court men meet Four Army the linenp when the Coluriibia today o7 TEL. 2952 98 ARCH STREET 11832 and Maryland have been drop- of P, grid card ity ped from the 1 tiraly seasons on Mars twice as| » on earth The long as tho Thomsor are Juck Kearns seeks to blume Wills | Moo o84 for the failure of a Dempsey-Wills hout He claims the man thinks only the gate . o ; 0 o | black i New Through Sleeping Car — Hartford and New York Daily Commencing Dec. 17th 1923 SOUTHBOUND NORTHBOUND Dnllv Exgert Susday Morains (Sge Note) b Moo A Due New York . 5 lln - Note: Northbound, Saturdey ‘nll“fldl‘!n - - Car read; for occupancy at 10,00 p. m. vk U o TR~ S e < Mayicoccupudunhl?lfln.m. deses SR EEL The New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Co. song Writer who wrote Is taking wiley Jack Must pointers bhe Harry from the freshmen backetball Flushing High school 18 The Yaley, team lost to the boys st night 27 from McGiraw ad London denied day the a enblegram yesterday was o ,\ report that he & him handie serfes who saw world Ihos pitchers in the unconvinerd il are |y, Probably the “When you walked out somebody else Pure creamery butter is the only shortening used in ERE’S a new bread—a butter bread—a better bread than any you have ever tasted before, because pure creamery butter is the only shortening used in it! Think of it—a bread with the real home-made flavor and the real home-made taste, for nothing whatever goes into it except the richest and creamiest milk, the very finest flour, sugar, salt, and .yeast—and the best and purest creamery butter! You must taste it to know how good it is. Buy a loaf of Bamby Bread today! SCHNEIDER-NAUGHTON