New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 22, 1924, Page 2

T — BENNETT PREDICTS BETTER BUSINESS Stanley Works President Ex presses Optimism at Outing That Are Distinctive —_—————— | Gift Dept. Impro jon was em the icted in industrin by Pres 1t who spoke at the secor fing of the Stanley Worl 1 | Compounc [ Satur There were about 2i || present THE | 1 0 ommenced with | of barbecued lamb served t 1 by ¢ s orchestra. I L] . } W t made a few annou c ?,? . | ments a he dinner, in connec- l i‘;\,‘gwi If t 1\ he called attention jdent's cup, put up by ‘ Pre t Dennett to the baseball Dru C0 | jch would win each year in | t wi v team from the other g [ || 0 te represented A | Stanley Works maln nd ot t Stanley 169-171 Main St. | 1 "o » | it ts consumed t 1 the entire 1d were con- == cluded evening, The = ehall game, which was the last the program was won”by h oy Works team by the traig e T Kham, 1f; Francis ) ; William Cowles, 1b; . §. Warren, 2b; Warner Johnson, oes b: Harry Wilson, rf.; John Grob- a o C 3 Williams, R Shop: Arthur are built for men who work ]‘ e ”.\« or play—health is essential to both. Straight Fight promote health through their correct workmanship—and the price is reasonable. - $8 Gust rd Bea- events were as fol- i & L. won , and John F. Works won \ the wheel- ein of the , Beagle — in the y Johnson of prize, a . E m Farmet ROPSEALLS = = v . 4 s, t Y Seven, Come V Eieven r John Grobstein and A 95-99 Isylum Street || oisen ot t ley Works won flrst prize, bil and Joe Campbell W Hertford, and Jame also of the Stan- : Works sccond prize, ¢ Pays To Buy Our Kind” ) horse race ! wley Works won| .nd Melcolm Far- | Trophy captui®t | WON BY STANLEY WORKS - ' 4 .‘ NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1924. ITALIANS PREPARING (OLUMBUS DAY PROGRAM Parade, Band Concert, Speaking At Park And Probable Display of Fireworks Planned. A Columbue Day celebration in| being planned by a committee of the {Itallan United socleties and the Sons 10t Italy to be held October 12, The exercises will consist of a street | parade in the afternoon, followed by | a barfd concert at Walnut Hill park !in the evening, and if the consent of the park authorities is secured, fire- {works will be displayed. The con- | |cert will be from 6:30 to 8 o'clock | |and the fireworks display will follow. | At the conclusion of the street parade exercises commemorating the deeds ot Columbus will be held. Mayor A. M. Paonessa will speak | and there will be an address in Italian, The committees in charge of the event plans to make the day a big civic celebration in honor of the dis- coverer of America and they wlil ap- Jpeal to the public to support the program. JUDGE GAFFNEY 1§ HOST Entertains Delegates And Friends At Dinner After Being Ilt'numln’lb ed For Judge of Probate Court. Judge Bernard F. Gaffney was unanimously renominated at the Berlin district probate convention of the Democratic party Saturday night at the Burritt hotel. The convention | ‘was unique in that it was a political | gathering without a single speech. Attorney P. F. McDonough called the meeting to order. He was clect« ed permanent chairman and Attore ney E. T. Ringrose was elected sec- retary. | After the convention, which last. ' ed only a few minutes, Judge Gaff- ney was escorted to the room and was host to the delegates and '« number of friends at a declicious dinner, At.the conclusion of lhe‘l raeal, Judge Gaffney thanked the delegates for renominating him and thanked a'l present fér accepting his | invitation to attend the dinner. Girl Waited Until Her Birthday for License Harold Whitney o 16 Hurlburt street, and Miss Agnes Munson of 177 Dwight street, appiled for a marriage license last Monday, but Miss Munson was only 20 years of age and the town clerk advised that the consent of her parentsgwould be required, Miss Munson decided to wait until her next birthday, how- ever, and she returned Saturday, her 21st birthday, and received the li- cense. THE PRESIDENT'S™CUP by Stanley Works baseball team in contest ts from tanley Work rom the Rule ey Works, fvon | with nine from Stanley Rulesand Level Co. in the pipe | PRESENT pon e S0 St ERESENTEDEWIIITIRHENS ., Will ‘the person known at . .. ol « set of cuft| try to get as much vor‘k with as m(,mmd? V‘.( E:‘:;“')fiorlmo? il 3 s Mrs. George b o Tsay 4 y to g s m S years clerk of the heal epart- one tlmg as “.”..4 : elllfl and Edword Beagle of Minister Talks on [little pay as they can fand ion the [ment, left the employ of that depart- Bryant, :l.l’\(,:‘e remarried, tele- i s op 1 s 1 % o | other those, who do as little Wwork |ment Saturday. Members of the phone 4-3613, Hartford. le, In:fueontiaslonns Styles, Labor Unions, | as they can for as much bay s [heaith board and of the department MRS. SMITH. |} lashy Joe Camp o 9 X " ||they can get. . Roth sides need a|[staff presented her with a wardrobe ey Warks. prize, @ imployers and News || curistiantzing of® industry.” trunk. e was in point of serviog ighiSandl ol s the oldest employe of the depart- a sermon delivered | ty. 1n the fat and ancie . “I suppose the M lis, M S s Bible class by Rev|fict the demand of the public, We|Minneapolis, Minn., where she will e Davis yesterday follow: |would have different news if we|%ed Flovd Bowen from whom she had a different public. That is only | o8 ¢ivoreed elght years ago. Miss pr experiment &y democ- |,y er refinction ,upon the quality | OV KeMer began her duties as ot 1 in Amerfea there; % " oading public. Look at clerk of the depaftment today. She i who thought it . was formerly assistant clerk, Ting man once £aid to an | a Yo country seems to Siets i f s turned from an automobile trip to e St Al I know. Now he's turned to . . v L R eats | TellziEntand hels making more mis: | eeane yavanis:. where ihey i " takes than he did in politics. He's|ho o} Simel Mgt DIsoh s v ive il brother, Frederick J. Dixon, of o [Rrssoramany Bridgeport and Miss Fthel May De- e ¥ o il Witt of Philipsburg, N. J. The 3 of proportion fo our |l” AOC £ groom is a prominent architect in 2 2 G u'.‘,', e Bridgeport and the bride is well A oA in asima and ‘,1 gpen known ampng the younger social set | SR of Philipsburg and Leonia, N. J. and %0, | Easton, Pa. ‘John 8. Dixon attended sthdard of America | his brother as best man, and Master | newspapers ' ment. She will leave Thursday for the mews in the papers it is arivial, most of it.” | They haven't e S —— DIXON - DeWITT Mr. and Mrs. John 8. Dixon and | 'y [son Alfred ot Mason Drive have re- | *“William Jennings Bryan » political mistakes. tI made m Alfred was ons of the ribbon bear- | ers. Rey. Dr. 1 2 st ever sermon o THRILLING BATTLE FOR GOLE CROWN (Clargnce Manning Deloats His Brother, David, on 89th Hole Clarence W. Manning . retained the golf championship of the Shut- tle Meadow clup yesterday by de- teating his brother, DRvid R. Man- ning in a long, bitter struggle which carried to the 39th hole by the pectacular rally. The win- ner thereby captured a leg on the director's trophy, which has been substituted for the president's cup as the symbol of the club cham- plonship. That his victory was no accident or flash in the pan is evi- denved by the fact that Clarence Manning also captured the 1921 and 1923 tournaments, Two odd coincidences cropped up yesterday. David Manning won the second hole of the morning round with a birdie' 8, while Clarence captured the same hole in the same way in the afterneon. Clarence captured the Sth hole in the morn- ing by laying a stymie, but David evened things by following suit at same hole in the afternoon. player turned in three birdies. D. R. Manning took the lead at Each CLARENCE W. MANNING the second hole in the forenoon, but Clarence shot a birdie 2 on the- 6th and evened the count, Going into the vah at the 8th and shooting winning golf for the remainder of the round, leading 3 up at noon. Going out in the afternoon, David battered vainly to wear down. this lead, but Clarence increased it to 5 up when .there were but 12 holes more to play., David cut into this and reduced it to 3 again at the turn., : Clarence took the 28th, but the challenger won the 31st and 82nd. Beaten again on the 33rd and 8 down with but three to play, David made his ldst stand and took the 36th, 37th and 38th by spectacu- lar golf, coming out of a bad lie on the 37th to reach the green and holing out on the 38th by caroming off his opponent's ball. In spite of his brilliant comeback, however, D. R. Manning went down to defeat, for on the extra 39th hole Clarence shot a perfect 4 for victory., The cards: Morning round:— 5343544443676 D. R. Manning 54534454 4—38—T9 Afternoon round:— Out—C. W. Manning 6 35448¢86%6 D. R. Manning 544564605 §—42 4—41 In C. W. Manning | 43445455 5-39—80—156 D. R. Manning 534234644437 79 153 Extra C. W. Manning 4 D. R. Manning § C. W. Wilson defeated T. W. Young, 4 up and 2 to play, in the final match of the second 16. In the long-delayed final round in the second sixteen’s play for the presi- 1! divorce evil in the A pener n mgo it was a dis- | United Btates. Dr. Davis stated I 3 to have short!|ihat there is one divorce for every Convincad SLIh Ty the X ot th N a A girl can |10 wedding: told how many of “Man is a tyrant,” declared Mrs. Tainame’ made o) | 8 st a ‘ bbed hair | these could be avoidal Fitzdub. “Isn't he, John?" 4 SRES 1y [ | o ¢ W s grand-| In the ‘Ten Commandments for| “Really, my dear, I hardly—" 3 | e SRy g hair and 1ong { women, he said “Ts he or i he not?" 1w ( 1 1 st 1. “Don't b travagant.” “He {s."—Bristol Evciling News. lc Co, [l 5 ‘ : e e e D v 49 Woodland Street Is oL ; ¢ . H\\)r‘ru“r' no attention from other New Britain HE i P o vore hell hottom trous- | «Accept discipline when it is nee- § Lawless I s a boy except pail- | exsary.” P b I h ng. W the ve ows wear| “Don't too mibh time Wi — Phone 1610 X ¥ , s Den LIl neixith ST TR [l ¢ el " Tuala fadil oy imcs 5 M g : I A “Dor advice from your | and H Park Moy - neighbors concerning the manage- £ ment of y YOU'LL DO BETTER . a e lORRIS TO SPEAK : At Asxelrod’s L e somt £l | Democratic Candidate For Governor i ere as follows Dr. Brown S Siated For Four Addresses This r : 5 vite's | nic to lay tic affairs . Week—Whirlwind Campaign ! Aot SR ‘”” e 2 Cold Tablets , Early cold should not he : thirty milllor De e e ,,,} neglected. A stitch in M| by Mr. GOmpers | nar occasionally it e ainii e nma > New York city. Don't scold vour wif bet still true. Keep a box 8| 1o eading brew-| “Don't live too near your wife's| of our COLD TABLETS R | " a white horse. | rejatives.” alwars handy. Bl sinad W v the ministry| «Dop'y keep # lodger FLAXSEED | va neat at all times.” { MENTHOL = ¢ K Non't forget to t 1 and| and ( «, T wou 't trus ot | WILD CHERRY Rhas EYg s ooRI ke = For That Nasty Cough s v tail, xv“~u~nv"\ Dr. Davis giving cou- B B ik y or morally. He would | sijerable thought Toithe sOBs Sraatoed Am a for his laboring | ject of the so-called P group.” ters” and he has announced that 5 | Sunday after ext he will talk to y are as they |(pe Everyman’s Bible class on the Axelrod’sPharmacy foroad 10 pro-| Wnieeh el Inertialin REeion sae Oven Saturday 5 se inst "the employ- | potitics.” 223 PARK ST. ass which won't give anything | S N B s TR d out. When XELROD th (e alchdareh of tie] Positive Proof PR 5 u 8 to She—When we enter hotel CCURACY xher st s on the other we mustn’t them see we are et Us Fill Your Se Teccal (Y ReNLYy e ; Prescriptions He—No. Look re ad - better carry my gtick a my % on one side those who umbrella—Ruy B as _(Paris), the pence an the pounds wi take care o themselves Start a Savings Account TODAY/! THE BANK OF SERVICE dent’s cup, T L. Vibberts won from | V. § Rowland, 4 and 3. care O Evenings 6-8. Out C. W. Manning 6 4644265 3~40 D. R. Manning 63644366341 In ' C. W. Manning ~ at Co th to ha ad po ev hot N. ful ! | Mr, and Mea J, Edward Erwin of Main street visited their son, Rich- ard, at St. Joseph's normal school student, yesterday, John, has entered St, Thomas' sem- inary at Hartford. . Dan Nolan Ukulele class. C. Plerge Co's, store. Monday eveninga. turned from & week's vacation ht'At. lantic City. b Eat at St. Clair's. 11 Stanley New._ London, Lunch at Hallinan's.—advt. son, Baker, left today on a motor trip Berkshires. Mr. Fenton is returning the United Bullding at 8 o'clock thls Miss Mildred Keimowitz will enter- tain with fancy dancing. Dan Nolan Ukulele class. C, L. Plerce Co's, store, —Adv, o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the mons place. Home cooked Junches at Crowell's. advt. Mangan and Lawrence P. Mangan have returned from ‘South Orange, Gulbransen player pianos at Morans. | —advt. where he Wi Harvard, ‘Dancing Wednesday night, Sept. 24th at the Midway, Cor. West Main and Bteelo Bte. ,Music by the Whit- more Club Orchestrag—advt. Mrs. Cella Rlllott and daughter, Lenore and George Kerr of West Main street, left Saturddy on & mo- \[tor trip to Atiantic City pnd Wash- L. |inston, 4 Dan Nolan Ukulele-class 11l resume his studies lt Pocontico Hills, where he s a, Another son, ¢ L ~—Adv, Plerce Co's. store. Monday evenings Mrs. Marforle Kreigor, | atenog-|—AdY: A rapher at the Burritt hotel, has Hot luncheon 30 to 2. Home cooking.—Advt. Miss Cordella Milbourne of 1600 street left today to enter nnecticut College for women at Mr, and Mra. J. G. Fenton and Maurice, and Mrs, Lbren C. rough . Massachusetts and ' the Cushing Academy at Ashburn- m. Victrolas and Plgnos, at Morans'— v, The Y. W. H. A. will hold an im- rtant meeting in the elub roonis in You'll Like Thlat Spicy Flavor of / CL.0-VE WEE SAVERs They're s0 Refreshing! “dlvays Good' Taste” ening. After the business meeting Monday evenings. The W. C.T. U, will meet at 3 me of Mrs, Sarah Miles of 8 Emy Judge W. F. Mangan, John J. J., where they attended the neral of their aunt. Harold Eisenberg of Dwight street lefl t yesterday fofCambridge, Mass., Back Achy Every Day? RE you constantly tortured with lhrobl::f backache and sharp, stabbing pains? 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