New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 14, 1924, Page 9

1 v r L ur ne he rd in ty 98% . FOOTBALL 25% YOUR CHANCE TO SAVE . e 25% Reductions on Any and All HELMETS, PADS, PANTS, HOSE AND SHOES in any Quantity—One or a Dozen REDUCTION ON ANY FOOTBALL—Except A. G. Spalding (Limited Time Only)" - 2095 2006, BUY 'NOW! THE SPORTING GOODS STORE HERAID, -TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1924. — OUR OFFER —. Supporter—We Offer For a Short Time Only | 1065 REDUCTION ON ANY SINGLE ARTICLE. ‘ 209, REDUCTION ON A COMPLETE OUTFIT. t 250, REDUCTION ON " SWEAT SHIRTS ........occvevven.r.. $1.35 each 'O‘NIERl & BRO. orasue axp soy xow Reduction On All GOLF CLUB of $4.00 and up 38-42 MAIN ST. GYM and BASKETBALL Equipment A Complete Outfit Consists of the Following Articles—Shirt, Pants, Hose, Shoes, TEAM OR CLUB SETS OF 5 OR MORE dragon,” is the colonel’s prediction. = e WW' 2 A. Deunis $ G n the Al]eYs P i | OBSERVE “SWED[SH DAYH mon Hultin, Mrs. Oscar Moberg and S k > % & . y l Mrs. Simeon Nordenson. hina’s opportunity to strike at P ea ing SPECIAL MATCH A L utnpefopled land would be fn the Wooster Five, Exercises are Held at Children's event of & war betweer Japan and L . . Birnhan . 2 03 = 4 e s . A o f S or t P ;L B plierm HELE v Joe Sloate Runs With Ball‘ Tu BAEK PR“PHFEY the United States and a rebellion to P B s e 3 f He Means It ° L LI Home—Donations o Institution | ocoupy the British in Tndia, These ¢ 4 a SRy 0 16 as il He Means —— : el things are not impossible and it PETEGICTECETRUTEAL TR 103 - Total $381.63, 500 Contributions, must be remembered that the The All-New Britains are: to drop| = Seismologist Sends Out False| over'sw trienas attendea the Chinese, properly, led, are fine sol- severdl players, it Is reported. | eaternlty | = : diers. b — Tvenss B3 [R 0‘[ t Slll tP\ d- t, Swedish Day” exercises’ held Sun- v ; b uts Ao e der wat) Reports to dupport FTé 101101 | aay at the Cliitdren's Home on g | ADMITTED TO ETA MU PL . he missed, judging from the speed : i — Ruckiitto teighis. veienas were| WOUId - BecOME First Class| svaney M. Raphael of New York, they show on the field. | ' Was ton: ot re. | Dresent from all sections of Connec- formerly of this ‘city, a student in L e = J Wash fe0dy | ticut and New York. The program P i T Y the graduate school 510 TR Oh i Jort of an eart ke, issued ap- ol-of retailing, New Wesleyan suffers a severe blow in ‘ L '_{ : Babhies. S wm‘\ ”‘ “'I‘H_ml:" conslsted of einging by the children 0Wer In 1én cars York University, has been .a:umd the Joss of “Red” Riflay, star b l““ WATCH ! fotinsiia e ]’H e of the home and several solo selec- —_— to Eta Mu Pi, the honorary fra- ut of the game through e R i 2 g . ons by Miss Mildred Berglund and | ternit; th out of the game throush injur B 5 } otfor i ke ranbya e e S [@aainonmsliodt b= T Ching had a,,myi""pafafl‘:lld':;‘;“g:':'x’r" I tome dispatches published in th At 5 Y| a_real leader it would be a first s, Eddle Anderson and Fido O'Brien b« I"nited States and in Europe early i ety of Hartford dellv-| b o "power within 10 years, in the B8, {he lonorary Scorgsedees tonight start a 15 game heme and Fh& june annonnced the, receipt at 1l .m‘A;\'\’:‘“;'L,“?fl":h?fiv{"fjf",‘,‘ " | opinion of Colonel Eldred Pottinger, :\i};wmg';“gc émt"dnuiy' Eal i oy home gerics of pin matches with the {iiian capital of raports from JUge. lo e p subject "“Iaith.’ " 0o came here to lecture on eastern Tadzated in Juch, ;AR Spinella Brother of Brooklyn for a i avin of & sharp earthquake in tr said that faith was the driving |, 1omg 4n their relath from._¢hs schook of reAUm Afen I arthqu i Jwer which prompted men to be- ! n thelr relation to Aus- | five years of study. He is a grad $1,000 purse. The first matches are alkans where, it was dtated, housi me famot tralia. o e S set for, the 22nd in Hartfopd. L vere crumbled and some casualitic Other speakers on the program in Development of a leader is by 1o | He s a brother roz ;,odfhgfh::‘} e i o \rrod, The reports said the cents e T o lauist af his city, | 'neans impossible, Colonel Pottinger | and Willlam C. Rephael, o Who sald golf. was an old man's Maltr o A )i the earth movement secied to ! e Jullus Hultin.of Hartford, Rev, |0lds. Thousanids, of Chlriese have | chants. ; game? Yestorday Mike Morley, rst- 1 L et ar Mostar Hersegoy B Plaston of Merden and Rev, | Western education au@ milllons have e S 3 while budding pugilist of Hartford | 05 AN 4821307 = "1. ;"Hy G. .\':umfy‘llnfmn_ Arector « dion“Scholander of Portland, Ore- experienced the advantages of dem- ANDERSON-BJERPE, topped a field of 40 at Good- ey [ = le Italian national seismological ol ., The collection taken up for the °cratic self-government in other The marriage of, Winfred Ander- win Park, winning by one stroke. | SPECIAL MATCH How “Paddy” Driscoll's Quick wrvatory at Rocco di Papa, nca ome amounted to $381.68, and|countries. son of 85 Rhodes st¥eet to Miss Mil- e | Frary & xnm.(l...h ‘Ihinking Produced a-Spectac- ome, has Hv)mnnmlml:d with th \any personal donations were given | Expansion, he believes, {8 mo dred Elizabeth Hjerpe, daughter of The Trinity eoach has sent Noblc . 2 pe ¢ icorgetown University seismologica tev, Klingberg, among which the |important to China than toWapfin. | former Fire Commissioner Emil G. and McKiff into the backfield ir wiar Touchdown, bservatory here, saying the eartl Wenncrberg Male chorus “ontribut- | China las nowhere to send her| Hijerpe, of 406 Chestnut street, will hopes of xfnzsxuzln;; up that par 1Y CHARLES W. BACHMAN \ovement was not recorded in Italy 1 $25, and $10 was given by Val- people unless she can force.an out- take place at 5 o'clock Friday after- afithe outht: i 3V CHARLES SACHMAN, here any such quake would have kytian lodge, Order of Vasa. \tjthe let. At present this is fmpossible | noon at the home of C. A. Hjerpe, — ! yroothall Coach, Kansas State Agri- cgistered in seismographs, and that, | conclusion of the program’ refresh- but with a strong.central govern-| the uncle of the bride. Rev. Guatave Outfidlders Winio and Sanush of e e 1 reply to a letter, the director of | ments were served by a P ommittes |ment under a firm dictator, it would | E. Pihl, pastor of the Swedish Beth- Dotrolt have disappainted with theit |3t Tikes Naval Training,§ lie observatory at Belgrade, Serbia, | of Tadies, after which _the puldng | be possible. any church, will perform the cere- Mitting. 1¢ i sadd Mwager Cobb |3 tion. ‘of goliére stars fated that no such earthquake was | Was thrown open for ins ection. | There are 400 million people in | mony. T hange thoinatiral style of | 2 ien againat Notre Dame in a | reeovded thare on the date in| The general committee appointed China, which commands unlimited both' men with disastrous results, - 41 e e ”HQ‘“ Driscoll, juestion. | for this occasion consieted of the fol- | resources. Let these people be| English farmers have started a co- i | | Northwestern Universlty's fieet open- < Croatlan newspapcr pointed out | lowing: Carl Carlson, chairman; Rev. | welded and the world will have to | operative bacen factory to eliminate In case Lu Blue's Injurcd knec | ng. quarter- in soosustion with the. report that | Aboll Ahiquist; Gustat Mooden, Solo-| waich unceaalngly the land of the| some of the middlemen's profits, gives him troubje, Detroit 15 well | That gamv , the earthquake fulfilled one of the | fortificd for 1925, with Neun of St. | sion and Driscoll the predictions made by Raphael Ben- | Panl, star first sacker of the Ameri- | immediate cause of the greatest play |dandi, a Faenza scismologist, that L e | e It Tl BT P i (o Shene i A e theltgatie) June 9 and \hr;m'nll‘orll». would re- B8y GLUYAS WILLIAMS The All New Dritain feam is now coll swung outside Notre Dame's | |ceive many shocks from earth, | to practice three night a week. p Jeft tackle and broke loose for long! -5 i |quakes, especially the districts of Mak‘ng Change A g lig St ol runs. After a few of these sallies, | JORSSCOATE | Bosnia and Herzegovina. | d From now on their sched Ganslo 9 the Notre Damc defense began to| University of Indiana has or | fv 5 tougly one, starting with the Sub- (oNE. . Widen in an attempt to stop them.|the strongest teams developed at the | H L | base Sunday. Then come a home and (it i v2em This defensive mancuver was at least | Hoosier institution in years, and | 0 LFELDER'MILL R 1 ! home & Waterbury; a home |lew - partly successtul, for Driscoll’s gains ' Coach Bill Ingram is relying a lot| \ and home series with the West S were materially shortened. on his fuldback and captain, Joe of Harttards hom and ) : iy Driscoll .;-:mml e e e e (i aruniA ROl clderiand Miss Lillian | series with Meriden, and’ ga $or o “om the same punt formation. And | Western Conference, —Sloate's ¢ F. Miller ¥ peter’ " with Maven and possibly{hofmon ... ] o for the same point outside tackle.|pression, as he runs with the { piller Maried ¢ S soes) Bridgeport. Aaneres ut he never struck, Quick.as light- | augurs-a tough time for any per | Rectory This Afternoon. Ve Bl g — nlgs shane :h w'\ 2 \n,“{“‘\t’ ‘i',;.:l;:‘ vho tries to etop him. A pretty wedding topk place this he Sub Bace pla bring up A i : ‘vl_" o cked, the redoubt-| e afternoon at 2:30 o'clock when Miss the entire paval onlfit to Sunday's Mo “Paddy” turned back over een- | Lilltan Hetiler. daightes of M 5 = game. X, o There he found the hole he BlLLlARD LEAGUE W M, Willlam it sl 45" B OPERATOR, TELiS AT TODROP HURRIEDLY EXPLAING HELL HAVE DG 5AVS COULD HE GET THIS CHANGED S0 ek N, Bort king and flashed through, to | T IET 0L sgi N OIFTEEN CENTS, TINDS S ENTIRE SOME CHAN: T HOLD ONFORA TO GET ANKKEL 00T OF T AND 15 h S0 ; ; ourt, became the bride of Martin | | = ik Bobhy Jones says ch makes {11 Bertin 1 \.M\ only thes afety man of .y | A Hollfelder, son of Joseph Holl- | CHANGE CONSISTS OF THREE PENNES SECOND DLEASE - AND SPRINGS OUT OP DIRECTED BY A NOD OF THE MEAD him more nervans than and we p 3 tre Dame team in front of - 3 High str st | -DOLLAR N ) REAR OF SIORE ! ! ‘\r:;mmv AT AL I iahnson 02 - 103 '\“"“' e i Tour Games ace Slated Tonight '"“1 lder of 183 Hu:; street, at § ADIME, AND A HALF-DeL! BOOT TOR CANDY COUNTER CRPOSEE TOWARD o tator's viewpoint. 131 46154 INII\H; 1\ 'vrvl.\“nHA‘“ ”l,'f,' :n! \1(\\\. ~V}lfl;'fl' the Contests being Held at Rogers’ | pens officiated. ; i e S SLed o naster of the | | * Miss Doris Williams, cousin of the Dempsey imitates a Alow mobion i ... o 1 AL SO Recreation Building. bride, was bridesmald, and George plcture fight in his vandeville act. Tt s + 100 : BAIEEA0H 89S 16 i oRILALN S oA | Hollfelder, brother of the groom, Is almost as slow as some of the real 1. frusos T e o g thaeu iconyarted SARLO B The/pocket s billierd &iue best man fight we've seen this year. jHoue conennenees 8 ! ’ o touchidown, Quick nking did it. | Rog leys started last nig I e wak AT - — s b5 ses—14z5 | Seeln s path blocked in front of | tWo gan There was a of “‘I\M"V lnr.z ‘;T. ,3"',‘”'"\-’{,",3 K?;:y Pictures of the prize sweet pola Toremen him, Driscoll did not piunge ahead | dicnce on hand to sea the chantilly lace Sl cesanta o) ' tocs of Mulberry county are already | nr o1 anyway, just becanse that was whete | Gagnor defeated CoMina 15 & 381 1 & & o roems A A N y are al O Brior S . s D Sy g fo 8| Lonuet of roses and lilies of the peginning to srowd McGraw and |, s he had inteadedeto strike. Instead, &nd Zehler defeated all 75 to 28.| (,yjey. The bridesmaid wore light $arris off the first pag Gavit he was quick to see where there wes | Tonight there will be four games, | Hiieicoiiekaver e A e Tl b {1y an opéning and take advantage of it. | Frisk va. Scapellati, postponed from | oo o, s 2 y We are shocked to learn that Zev Delacoll’s fedt carrled him to tac)last night, Muldowney va.x Grey, | ‘“v';.““:” ,‘:"", "’f ":"f.;”" e DESK SEMPTY HERRS QLIRK TLLLFRID CIGAR COUNTER.. TTLS SMPLST v was poisoned by-wood alcohol. We i touchdown, but his head showed the | Dahlgren vs. Brunnell, Noonan Vs. m“; o “y’, ”‘",‘h_””fy:"h'”"”‘v'; ot T TELL MYRTLE TO CALL MiSS BALCH, SOME: THING 15 JUST TO BUY SOMETHING figured he had a lot of lorec sense. |la Tl way. Brains scored again. G",;”‘”‘”' groom gave the Best man & diamo BODY'S WAITING, GUESSES HE WONT BE AND GRSPS, Box. OF MATCHES, M — "hursday woon and even! B > ¥ SAALRS 50 POPULAR IF THEY FIND HE JUST WANTS PLEASE" e k 1 ) & { stick pin, 20 FO! LS H IND HEJ ANTS It all men.were equal it wouldn't | puplin WILL NOT SELL SITE Bob Stone of Waterbury Will play| “pgiiowing the ceremony a recep- TO GLT CHANGE ,AND DASHES T s b so hard to pick out a hat in awWilox prosident Abraham Gorbach Soccoli of New Britain two 100 point | ;5 " ag held at the home of t restaurant that fits. | e Ry iCo o games, Stone was sccond and Soccoli | 2% W50, e Bt W i ) Bare s are the new sartorial | Rawlings | strecteconsidered by the school board lr“”‘l"‘ e winter. A4 ford, Milford and this city ~ 4 fad at the current hysteria in thesc |Kir as a possible site for a new achool, | ant B e se Who | yir “and Mra. Hollfolder left on & « more or lass Uuited States. [y announced yesterday that he would K,O,,k,,\“:v”:(‘;xf‘ly,”,“_” 'm o i ing trip to New York, Niagara R 5 i have to Withdraw his offer to sell to| y. D e ) Falls and Detroit, and upon their rc It is sald the Giants will have an o ity Twelve building lota on the!| “‘j“‘fl“'“_'.kq\‘r” NEBOME s l’“ [ turn will reside at 100 Linwood ol official song next season. It doubt- X property have been sold since hel DAYSus neus ompeting. 80C- | giyoat, Mr, Hollfelder is propriet 5 less will be called “In the Sweet By S ¢ his offe ihe nd if th coli will represent the Rogers' Rec- | o 10 rinwood marke ’ be the y STANLEY WORKS LADIES made his offer to city, and if the | reation Co. | of A narke | and Buy Radio's. board fimally decides upon this tract, e S ——— = e 2 — | B o 6 90— 155 | it will have to al with the new| 9 | SMENT ANNOUNCED CHODSES AT RANDOM A W D5 OPCRATOR HAS 60T WRED OF 5 1(.\:~ ,\'o\:nf,]:d_\] :f‘ x'w‘ :vrlxlw ‘d-l:\\ B e o owners, not the Lincoln Realty Cog ENTERTAINS AT BRIDGY 1 Mrs. S. Brown an- NEVER SMOKES AND & AATTING, DROPS IN THE NICKEL YO QAL . was surprised o hear: thal akes |1 e ‘_ 147| for those 12 lo Mr. and Mrs. nee D. Suydam ce the engagem eir BOOTH CLUTTHING A ML AGAIN, AND REALIZES SUDDENLY . more than a. permanent wave to be | g jiyian 1 =1 —_— of East Monroc strect entertained | daughter, Helen A, to T = i 5 Star at cufiing. ‘ i S o | > ! - 2 é HEM DIME AND A NICKEL THAT HE'S NO NEARER HAVING RIGHT a st v ; | J. Campbell of Thurston coun- | several friends at b Jast even- |Chapman of New Britain at a break : CHANGE THAN WHEN HE el Weshington, announced that he |ing at a pleasant soclal. _After the |fast given at t om North | © McClure Newspaper Syndicate . The man who claims he discover- | developed a stingless bee. bridge, luncheon was served We ester, Conn., October 11 ed Walter Johnson was at the world The Plot Thickens scries. Al 4368 of them were there | D SALESMAN $AM 4 In some respects the cheer leader | ‘ may be an awful , b you neve r!w . Wanawins. ~ 5 see tHe ambulance s taking Bim |\ Sunburn > Lebd 6 off the field in a stretcher. M, Buckhardt . T0— 140 I RIS M. Murphy $1— 174 1. Loomis 98— 184 Ry beating the Cubs in the city v series the White Sox proved baseball hasn't changed any jn the last 18} years. |1, Ladort L] e {F. Messenger : 13. Folden Young Slattery of Buffalo is ¢ alled |G, Weods O'Brien. | M. Hornhohl cond Philadelphia Jflrl‘ o start a an'awful handicap ¢ yqungster out with Hinkey Dinks. | v |E. Glannotte AT 1. askit Boston College Wins s g o 7, IR, Whalen 8! Over Fordham Eleven '{ /0 T Boston, Oct. 1&—Boston college — won its first battie in the Jesuit| Dosdle Doo’ college champlonehip race by de-| A sotchan o feating the Fordham foothall eleven | R, Carlson 9 |+, 25100 here yesterday. The punting E. Anderson ¥ 224 ruoning of Darling, Eagle quar- | L 1808 4 terback, featured. Jack and E Cronin, brothers, edch scared a vyl touchdown. OBrien, veteran tackle, i\, suffered a leg injusy and will not |y S play against Syracuse saturday. by \ ¥ N /TUE GOT [T'1— TLL CALLUP AND ) APALY FOR T WHEN \ FIND HE'D | ¢ T T T QE551R-TUE. HAD 2 JERRS | PND YOO 9PN | (= 706 MNSELE AND (R W2 &/ o i set | | OUT WHO HE 19, | 7~ N AT SIS A CLERK S~—— = WEEK ?-WELL- 5 0 \ >3 MR BETER LOOK OUT | 00 SEER 0 B F05T T MAN 1T WenT ) | BUT M AFRBND | CANT U9E you— (< GUZZLEM