New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 15, 1924, Page 9

Nivhy bBRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SALURDAY, MARCH 15, 1924. ‘ummm‘ummmmm\o—-”?fm....q;.mm. : I 0o llv:mu? Gates was er and Iher' and to ..l::-:,m:x:n::u pretended g S p ea k i n g = Crmhml The le !'lf”'l:; i ; T2 2 :1::;:.“;:1‘113; He‘l(:r; last Baturday mH‘;n:’:-."the 'lrend of the ltm:; g o f S p or t 8 : ) r"”f,o ‘Y'”‘“:q ; LEROUX b '.‘""“. LE. ; C Jix‘;no; l:le' ccllp;fi::repared to oyernle;?:::‘.dreed' his suspicions were unm- i ", & ¥. CORBIN TOOK GHELK Decont N Y s« . i o Mrs, Mary Leady Welsen Heaton, | At another point™ her testimony I : e LU R S ; Marr Who Killed Would-Be Muti- seee ™S coctrmony ra st aimer | ae nad- spent 37550 1n the it tour Many thought that despite their de- | ). gt "1 : 2 i feat by Hartford last night, New . X0 7 i} 9— 797 | By from that previous'y given except years in tracing men he suspected of | i St T 1 = 5 S ¥ Mmr Fllm by Jmny thet she admitted she knew of the intimacy with her. Asked if she Britain high had the better team. It's | Miller ke score that counts however, 50 to- =i = | plot to mutllate Gates and that in thought her husband was {nsane she day's alibis mean hut little. Wer Ve g S v u 2 269 B . ¥ . . ‘furtherl'nce of his plan, Heaton had |said she did n B . IR st it 5 = ' : ; A1t e e e studied hypnotism. never had The Hartford D won from kim- AL Y. AT 1o ae Heaton sald that her hus- wood last night 45 to 28. 2 8 CORBIN SCREW FOREMEN LEAGUE : : coroner's jury in the {nquest Into threats to kill their baby kept The greatest known ocean depth : : Vrive Sevews. * b v death of Richard H. Heaton yester- her from telling of h!s plans. She | in the Pacific, off Mindanao, is 32,089 . ’ day, returned a verdict finding thet said he practiced hypnotism upon |feei. All chavces for a Dempsey-Gibbons fight scem to be off. Jack’s movie | " contraéts will prevent him from hav- | Grifiin ing morc than onc bout this year.|Smiti Whether that will be with Firpo on Labor Day is problematical. The Atlas ! . of New Haven go t> Meriden tonight to play.the New Departure ontfit, 18 el 234 ) Hun ! ! | ¢ vl 1 L] A record attendance at the Kaplan- : . 2 | ; s Gareia fight in Waterbury next Thurs- W 91250 s 20 & 2 iight is cxpeeted. [ l 3 3 : Py Moiia Mailory deeided 1o join valetin = H 260 1 I G ; i o n e Norwe.p'an tennis team at the Raj S T 18 e = ; : 4 s | Py Olyinpics, it the committee will per- | M : . . A i : ; | American What's in o name. Suzanne wil FRATERNITY ALLEYS See These Tests Everyday and evening, beginning March 17th and ending March 22, we will put on a most unusual Muriatic Acid—It does demonstration at our show room. The beautiful i | defeat Molla just as ily as a Nor- ‘ SPANISH WwAn 'S LEAGLT | Exhibition yesterday 1aadl A v kg RS v | : L ¢ v, Wl e - ; 1 i s 8T 8% : l B not harm Oakland’s new Duco body finish of the True Blue Oakland | f gian as she did Americal Witehen Toli - Ny ( new finish, will be tested and its remarkable qualities proved right before your eyes. Washington (A.) : Brooklyn (N.) Sulphuric Acid—A fi that d.?h“f "‘d ; After seeing these tests, listed at the left, you will stand the hardest usage: realize what a wonderful advance Oakland has made in bringing out this new finish. Hash Sy, s UNIVERS 3 3 Senorita Mendoza, daughter of a 101 e N L former Mexican president. has gone Pire=Even » lama connet 6y N2 G5 218 ITeckms : f i into {he movies. She's regarded as harm Oakland's finish. . . i - | Liesiak il b the most beautiful woman in all i Come—Bring the Famay ®. Louts (N.) % B8 . CORBIN LE " ITH 3 3| Mexico. T harming senorita is a Ammenia—The strongest o Milwaulk A 3 4 e : 3 professional dan too. She will ammonia is used in See These Tests Delane . Bell, Barnes, o \ $7— sas|8pvear g London soon. i this test. L and Holm; Howe McCurdy, m, ! T T i : e e ; Examine, too, the many other advanced features of \ : o h o et 5 Fire Extinguisher—Itkills the 1924 Oakland, the desirability of which can Shanoy, J‘fl'l and Bhinault, Young. fires but not the bri also be demonstrated just as conclusively. ness of Oakland's finish. 1 $ 5 A i S " “: ‘ i Lime Cement~This test Every Day afld Evening : : ' i i N o O Rebamat” March 17¢h to 22nd Hot Tar—See how easy it is to clean road tar from J [— STAR IS EVERETT i R A. G. HAWKER Boiling Water—It is fine NEW WORLD RECORD! SCOTT OF THE CAGE GAME| " .. o [ =heimss 52.54 ELM ST. ek 02 t— 37 Mud-—See a muddy car Daman 4 . e cleaned with a dry cloth (Continued From ™ I'receding PPage) | Ohlwon R without harm toits finish! l.ong Beach, Cal Los Angeles (P, (%) Chicago (N.) ... . 2 ¢ Batteviea—Walters and Bilers; Ja Colling and Hartueet, The second division wins won by Dust—With Duco you can tiehard 1alton 6f New York vniver-) enfely dust your car as 22 Wi et 485137 £ity in the sam@ time Sk % Py often as you pleagy. Willie Plant, Morningside A, . | found 90 seconds 100 much 10 con 1 3 i in the 2,000 moter handleap walk and : 2 dropped out with one lap to go wnd 2 3 X S[;H“[][ WINNERS one-hall lap b hind the Teaders, Ted | /s . Noeudorf, Long Istand A, (., won the | it event, A, Itoscninka, Jersey Havri-! i 3 , e e crs, was sceond : % | Holy Cross, championship relay quartet, copped the honors in the 1 600 meter Catholie college v The summary a field of four starter v { 3 3 A Hartfovd High. was a close sccond, Notre Dame third ) < ke Fleld KFoul wnd Doston college fourth, Bilverman, tf. ..... d The Glencoe A, A, won the A, Welch, If veenn 0 point trophy with in Ogien, ¢ R New York A. ( Deschampe, 1§. place with 10 points. ay, 12 Five teams, Holy Cross, Clark House, Lamoreany, Loughlln Lyeewm, Long lsland Ath 1lydell, ¢ letic elub and Newark A, ¢, were tled for third place with 5 polnts cacl (Continued” From Preceding Page) | Tatals . . « New Britain Wigh, Field 1foul Relser, tf ’ 1 BERI‘ENBAEH IS The Everett Scott of baseball. That's what the southern yooi '™ o : ¢ ,}(';'ns are calling Bill Redd of the Chattanooga All-Stars., Redd corman, re. ..... [iIVEN A [] has played in 72 consecutive games over a space of six years re, ) Iedd, a college produet, has twice been chosen All-Southern cen- ter, and is called the greatest basketball player ever turned out (Continucd I'rom Preceding {‘na:v.) |in the south. of Allentown,” T'a., in a 12-round Commpmmssiwe: - mateh mateh at the First Regiment SAVS 1UNIOR'S BIEN A GOt armory, Newark, N. J. next Monday .’ BOY TU-DAY 50 HELL GIVE 3 L Bt R 3 £re [ HOLD IN COMPORTARLE CN THE 108 oulie i QUESTED 70 GEF night, prometors announced night | HIM A NCE G after the Beldgeport fight speeta- .y 2 - gy N BRI e enlar knockont of Berlonbach 1y Mad- 2 nd F R El EI NIS LAD AND O™MER KNEL \ ) £ MUSCLE OF fson Bguare Garden Y 3 v ) DY'S LEG ~0UCtH = . g ML QuICK ! pugh the property damage | Army’s Star Tuesday Eve., March 18th, 8 p.m. i : I pite of adverse weather conditions Jast week, T L dozen golf PUCk Chaser ] " fans participated. and we b d 1o hold another t hove / 'f“‘ date. We wish 1o thank all wh - and made our first putting contest J - N oseress, SPECIAL NOTICE=MIL. FLOOD, “PRO™ OF THE. SHUFTLE MEADOW CLUB will be with us and will give a talk, with a demonstration and paints on puiting, and golf in g 1. MUST NOT This is a rave opportunity and we are very Jortunat: to have Me, Flood with us. We invite you, and all, MONIER BROS. THE SPORTING GOODS STORYE a8 MAIN s e e et e et i B it i S W—— . SALESMANSAM SR HOWDY AND HES T SRR 15 )\ | 7WRY AT _W ITA ¢ CIRAENCE BR%S-THETWO! | FOUND= SRFE. AND WHATS T MATTER? (7 ow-1t\ 50 PRYSENGERY GIVEN UP ¥ = | LOST WERE. PAAED 0P WHRTCHR CRING! |\ HAPPEE-T. | W MO-OCERN B9 OGN | LINER " LERPING LENA” BOUND \, FOR LWERPOOL, ENGLF LINDSAY GATYWOOD This youhg man is the star point paker of the Army hockey team and rated as one of (he best in eastern oliegiate circics. e name is Lind 104 S[IRY Ttaabur