New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 19, 1924, Page 9

BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, APRIL 19, 1924. g "“ | g It ! | commission; nevertheless the Le-|main in the S ki Crashing The Pins || | City items | LEVIATHAN AT CHERBOURG. (i ci. e e pPeakKin g o 8 | i The Olympic forged ahead during ? v | Governor Templeton and staff will | Giant Awmcrican Liner in First Trip e st "\“.:;tcx‘i,:.:,m;lx'il:p(h.:l,;lfimdl?;; {Governor Smith Orders of S por ts FELLOWS, POSTPONED 1EAGUE {bo at the State,Armory, Baster Mon-| o b oaiioned, Leads [ with and passed the Britisher, “1..‘.-9.1 Yonkers Gambling Probe | gsr AP ple DiRe gl {upon John McCormack and Mm Yonkers, N. Y. April 19.—Gov- British Liner Olympic Into Port. | Georgette LeBlane, the former Mme, [ernor Simith has ordered District At Maeterlinek, celebrated by organizing |torney Arthur Rowland of West- concert, {chester county to begin an immediate glant American Leviathan making |~ «ppe Leviathan passed the Olympic |investigation of gambling conditions her first voyage since her recent re-|yesterday, arriving several hours inin Yonkers. The governor's request eve- |ndvance, She carried 5,300 bags of |resulted from the vomplaint of Ber- | mail. ward Buer, of New York city, who | Russian emigrantg who have been Alfred Ties, Yonkers cominis- |employed here as Sevedores while |sioner of public safety, had refused awaiting the opening of the mnew |to act on his charge that he had Visit the Mary Klizabeth, New Brit- | piiies liner Olympic .were disap- |American quota, declared the forma- | boon swindled in a lgu'_"",lh\‘;' ot [Ner In 1890, but ho certainty knew |Ai'e new exclusivo dress shop, for|pointed as Captain Hartley refused totion of a soviet last night and re. May ulu‘\(\lxlq)n:l::fi“. gafd he, bng U Tos R 215 how to pitch. In the opening game |EOVDS street and sport wear of dis- | 4 damaging the fused to hand r e housanc (y. i((ll‘ ol : o . s henitias hesn cnamed ! Bl ot that year. oh ‘Awri 19 he [tinetion, at moderate priccs, open | N tinging 1he. B s cagried by the Olympic. so far as he knew there was no coach for next ; . : - i at year, on Ay he was op- || HES ook all this week. The | 1 had been so long out of The ngers were forced fto re- [gambling in the city. i e | Moltman .. o allowed but two hits and no runs and | Mary Elizabeth Shop, $7 W. Main, | g e 3 HL - o0 a6 166 % [ tanned e abdrad Prof. Bldg.—Ady. - e e I S— — Co is secking higher standards | aoe® i f Now Yk [ hhe Y. ML T, A, & . society will | : of sportsmanship and not only ath-!Leupold 5 S e [ihoetdian vsfon to New York)| | ®. schroede 3 crockey ... tleman and ladies.—ady Lt s e o s S T : ¢ 2 3 |7 John 1. McCarthy of Jersey City is . Haussler b | i 3 pok-¢ i nds! ¢ . e T LAl ; spénding the week-end with friends! * cherbourg, France, April 19.—The s e has boen pgaius lova) [ Beksetee T 103 in East Hartford and this city. Cherbours Joomnse s nit Draciica |l:m° to start early oytdoor | el Hallinan’s Lunch from practics, tht this atternoom it is like- | y o et ¥ o diamonds will get g good |folikeen [ | ey D, Hallock of Prospect strect, | conditioning, arrived here last f“. mu‘lfiv1.|.x(|>rl"lr-;|norrow also should | G iisword” " 5 ! i b who has been employed by M. C. Le-|ning after an uncventful p 1 S Newton ) H 5 et sior | Witt, jeweler, has left Mr. LeWitt’s except for a sharp storm encountered Low Max .. : : ‘R employ and will move his family 10 |in the channel. NeweXork date. Those hoping for a race with the Holy Cross starts her baschball sea- son today with Dartmouth as her op- ponent, Kid Gleason, now a griz raigner, was little more than a begin- lctes, but spectators as well are being Basso ... 5 Piernan, ef. ...... 0 June 14. urged not Lo jecr players or officials' ol e 0 . For smart spring hats, at moderate decisiona. i G ; prices, call at the French Hat Shop, | — Y cen oy | $7 W. Main, Prof. Buldg. Will keep e R S {open evenings all this weck until 9| agerial wing of 1ddie. Reddy. ane, 1b, S 2 | o’clock.—Adv. S [0 | Automobiles belonging Waterbury has farmed out George g e " 5 2| McOsker of 84 West M { - G O'Brien, former Sufficld and Pittsficlc THE STANDING. Ui ¢ e | Tasliefavalisins oL £ Bomb ahialn h d l.k itsfield i B0 Main| Why do women like school star, to Champersburgh in the N ,l'.%lnl‘nt“l'-nl‘hx];w] (. |(h- .-4.‘rm»;~ of % ¢ |and Walnut streets yester after- | Blue Ridgs league. A Totals .. ] : . ) Nnticeal League. - [ noon. Loth cars were slightly dam-‘ Oakland’s automatic 130 Hartfor ek men are | Boston . ....... \I“I.‘; . P2 e joged funbls Macarde. 81 : 9 Trinity field toda LT esod Hamilion, 1, ++.s. 3 ; Picrce Co.—adt, ' spark control so welll 4 Cincinvati ... 3 7 g b New Yo - ye (e T 3 Mrs, Walter W, Batty of 15 Union | Pittsburgl T, i & . 3 A street is visiting in Newark, N, J.,| * * * burgh . s : cments; ¢, ... 9 where she will attend the confirmation aking part in| Brooklyn ...... [ 3 L ames today. Couis . ayer, 3h. . : of her nephew and niec = : AR R uley, 1b, ..v0 3 Governor's Ball at Sta v Because there is no spark Peter W. Toley, 70 yecars old, ‘was 000 | Aljon, 88 v.vevee. 21 2 2| Faster Monday, April 21. Gentleman slated to start today as an independs 4 v Gleason, p. ...... and ladies, 0. dvt. VA f h - v S gors o consor o 1 ez lever for them to operate, - S8, }} g S . 7 Totals 5 2 5 | mour street, who has bee riously i1l & : e Harardl oe o P e B0 oW York ool 00 600 000—0! for the past few days. is reported as d ded . eFels PUEN | Boston e Philadelphia ... 000 022 00x—4 | considerably improved, and none 1s needed. workout ) iy, the coach ghoot- . ) Lk tham Gver tho aatar for ahtie Bhimdelphiaiisisod 2 Iirst on errors Philedelphia 2,| Let John Andrews do your mile #pin. | Washington ... Vel New York 2. Sucrifice hits —Allen, | washing with a Maytag.—advt, Clevoland . B : as Deuny, Buckley, First on balls —| Miss Helen V. Walsh of 220 Kens- WKER finter hue M \\-\\; \’(:.»1; S ) Hm:nln;.'. Clar li:nl\lil(ulL : Me- | !H;:lllm t\; mh] is U\al‘.:\ln‘.\l of friends P A. G. HA , kil St. Louls . o ; “a50 | Caule hompson, Struck out | in Short Beach over Easter, they ean cone Again ' ““Clavk 8, Crane 2, Denny, Itusie,| Home cooked tunches at Crowell's. | 52-54 ELM STREET the famous s J Internat Teague, Tiernan, Mayer 2, Myers 2, Burke, — vt e w. = l"-"l Allen, Gleason, Clements, Iamilton.| A son was hora at the New Britain s st 2 000 agsed bulls—Buckley 2, Clements. | gcneral hospital yesterday to Mr, and In yesterday’s games the Ind b gl 0 1000110t by piteher—Bassett, Stolen bases | Mrs. Robert Swmdall of 404 Park Y Uaitimore . 0 1000\ __jjamilton 3, Denny, Rusie, Crane, | street. pounded two Detroit twirlers hard, iy Burns contributing two doubles, 1d- sty SR RS R 1.000 | Umpive—Lynch, Thne—1:34 Join Morans’ Easter Music Club,== die Collins also wiclded a mean bat | ¥ taady : 2009 - advt. . = D001 pomorrow’s scorer FFred Dunlap, —————— esterday, getting a homer and two {he Lajoie of his day, plays his last Hornushy like 3 came 1l v it roue Dok Folou e st game, Oklahoma Woman Beat YESTERDAY'S RESULTS, s N | Up Relative, Also Beaten | - Besse Players to Meet Tulsa, Okla, April 19.-=Mrs. | League, Georgia Thomas has filed charges of | T16 athlete senting 46 col- Billy Britton of Columbus, Kas,, has entered the middiewelght' field amd wants a bout ith Harry Greb. Liritlon is o youngster. 1lis manager Louis. 5. For Sunday Practice i with « dangerous weapon in | ter, Sitiauieh 2 The Bes fand nine will open | common pleas court against her | ws he hoeld JEf Smith evel burgh < b v i 8 luitng o Deld JOTE Kith oven ghd : ladalphia (ratin its sonson next Sunday with & trip 10 {yrother-in-law nnd sister-in-law, | Lottt A » Duty w York-Brooklyn (rain) Bristol to play the ; Departures | qneron Thomas and Mra. Corine | years ol is npt related to Amorioan Toague. wre, The initial home game Will be [ ppomas, as a result of a severe whip- | | Plowers when he w "}‘1l|‘]'fl‘l‘lfj“" the former wellor- | cioveland 3, Detroit 3 held the following Sunday. ping given her Thursday night. Mrs ¥ 3 Chicago 5 Louis 1 ”‘“‘ "I“‘:"‘ h \”\“' yot """" defi- ppomas charges her relatives. calls -I‘ 5 A = Washington-Philadelphia (vain), | Mitely selected and the team will mect fyp from her home and severely beat ol -‘m"‘h‘!lll\‘:: 'yl.‘;'l'l.\li..‘\w'.I'I;'~|1‘I|;pl-iL{;\';l Hew Tark-Hoxtan (0old ) kil dy (IATY S SRR A nd horsewhipped her. $he told the e ar I tenn star from Wi in the suniner Olympies in the rson of Henorita de’ Alvare, 18« 7 ar-old champion. The senorita res -~ S SR ot | o ¢ v 3 2 1 . Mother and Three Children Killed at 3 KILLED IN WORCESTER % tly defeated Elizabeth Ryan of Doston at N Y joston at Ne . Johnstown, Pa. ; lo" 0 lifornin by a declsive® margin, Trookiyn pdeiphia Weik oM P "Hl Cutlape irookly delphia Jolmstown, Pa. April 19—A mother | Walls of Old Casino Building Collapse : of GENERAL M Intermational 1eag joclock for practics potice the whipping was the result ‘of | games postponed (rain). | & hor having beaten her sister-in-law POUR DIE IN EXPLOSION with her fists. . ‘hicago \ Chicags i, and her three daughters were Killed —Workmen Trapped. « o rogy of th acifie coast yesterday when an explosion wrecked sionals 1o be allowed to hold a - dlifying round their own for Detroit the national open chiampionship this | at Washington year has been turned down. HOWs| Byiiadeiphia at Boston (2) ever, guiding officials have taken the “level 4 tier under advisement and prom- nt 3 9 that gas leaking into the Worcester,, Mass, April 19.—Two men were instantly killed and one fat- ally injured by a collapsing wall dur- ing the razing of the old Casino build- here yesterday morning » men killed were Carl Gullstrom it el Torento &l Nk, o e rarmily Jghtrd & matoh, - |of thin city and Nila Johnmonsof Abura The Minute That Seems A Year. gy GLUYAS WILLIAMS the home of Anthony Pracke. 1our other members of the family serious- Iy D IYire department officials helieve louse from Buffalo at Baltimor a suburb of Worcester, The acci Jimmy Johnston is no longer the| p g ey gor of Johnny Dundee, feather bl oceurred just before 12 o'clock noon S T = O a] Syms t Roclester. when a 21 foot brick wall the last to weight champion, Jimmy turned the : . ver (o his younger brother e taken down in the work of wrecke i lislny, s teh- CHAPMAN TOSES, ing, the old Casino building fell with- I nane ute " . ! . Mwell - Ak’ clul Pinchurst, N, C., April 18.—Com- \¢ \<ons are not changing, out warning. Thure Norberg, of this Bat It you don't (hink Jimwiy in witi |08 Up froi behind aftep being four | eay lates weather bureau | eity, a third man to be canght, died il e down at the turn, Joseph Bydolek, of | officials, ghortly after reaching the hospital, finaneially interested in - Johnny, : Buifalo, yesterday won the annual i Wi mid-April golf tournament here by | Iy light-ycars is meant the num- 1 King erab ever cau dofeating John D. Chapman of Green- | ber of years required for light to from tip to tip « CIRCUTT NITTERS vieh, Conn., one up in 15 holes. |travel from a star to us 1 ‘ The dead arc: Mrs, Anna Pracke, the mother; Ttosie, an infant, Sophia aged four and lLeo nged 13 yoars, you're erazy Blue, Detroit venes 1] o h “ 'L,' it “The Thrill That Comes Once in a Lifetime” Harvinott, ¢l L] NHottomley, s Toh Fournior T\::VI‘h[.h: ‘I"j\l\w “ee Pilots Yale Golf Outfit Y e . OUR. NEW SUIT Every kid has dreamed about getting a first-hand introduction to the “Babe,” and here is YAS 82Ot | shown a small fraction of the thousands of boys who welcomed their idol at the Pensacola WILLIAMS e — | (Fla.) training camp. Oh yes, that's Bobe in the eon'rn : SALESMAN SAM ’ Time Out—for Sam ( WELL- 1T LEAUNG FOR DY [ \ - SPAIN TONIGHT- GUES VLL | W AT T\ P\EH | - TAKE IN THI1© PAILE - : ; 5 h |\ FIGHT TiLL TRAN - TIME. 7 o ""’m.v-.-‘ FIGHT t_. —— MINER i e S04 o The Yale team will make a deter- mined Lid to grab off the intercol- legiate golf championshis this sea- son. The team is particularly strong and has a fine irational leadcr in Captain C. B. Bowles, a crack player from Eprin , Mase,