New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 14, 1925, Page 9

P S S Speaking of Sports Another former member of the CorbinJied Sox haw beon gradusted Into faster company In the. person of Walter Berg, who leaves on April i1 10 join the Parksdale elub in the Kast Coust league in Virginia. Berg will join the club as a piteh- er, ‘but with hig all around ability, cwpeclally his good batting eye, il would not be surprising If he were @uged more regularly than an ordl. nary hurler. He plays the outfield well. Walter, It will be rempgmbered, first broke into fast haseball in the old Chureh league, playing with the Swedish Lutherans. He started as a cateher and wama good one, too. ‘Then he took & chance at filling In on the mound and made good. —— He played for pevera] seasons with the Corbin Med Sox and last yegr was with Collinsyille {p the Farming- ton Valley lengue, also playing with the Red Sox and Besge Lelands, Last season he worked In 20 games and breught in 26 victorles, hitting the ball for an gverage of 481, ——— Berg 18 a husky boy, standing five feat 11 and tipping the beam at 210 pounds, g0 has plenty of physique to stand the gaff of a hard summer of baseball and hig friende back here will be reoting for him te make good oven as did Yeggs Patros with Ti- conderoga and Wofak with Quehec, — The Corbin Red Sox their seagon in Mijldale on the fiyst Sun. day (n Msy, accerding to the an- nouneement of Manager Jack Tobin. Rocky Bmith of Battle Creek, Mich.,, who lest a close hursday night to take on Tighting Beb Lewrle, formerly of Scotland but new of Boston, Three other houts also are listed by Hughie Rorty. — Hainen ptill tu ghamplon of the Comm. alleys for last npight he took Pete into camp to the tune of six out of nine games, rolling 976 to hig rival's 966 and averaging 108.4 to Pete's 101.3. J— Next Monday night Halnes will tackle Ben Turpin at the same al- loya For ‘:g.uun?“ time ;llm Pu:xu Ny upen. his reeord- g {nvasion of Ameries, the Fin yuRning star today faced opposition against Which his fleet. nesd of foot was of mo avall. On the fivet pacaalon, & pratest trom the Connectient assosiation of the A A, U, ever Nurml's tallure te appear at & Moot beeause of illness was He is ‘now on the sus- ponded list of the Western Associa- tien fop fallure to run at Citw i R The Now York state athletie com- | misslon at ita meeting teday will ondagvor to adjust the confliet in outdeor bhoxing dates resulting from the aprangement of thiee big shows within & perlod of manth in New ¥ fund bouts have heen billed for May 29 at the Tankee stadium, the Tun- ney=0ibbops Aght for June 13 st the Pole Grounds, and the Itallan hospital fund entertalnment for June 19 at the same fleld, Although Beston A. A. officlals have begome disturbed over failure The milk Kansas | less than, ene/ JUDGE RUMINATES ON FLAPPER WIFE Dot Be Discouraed, Advice of “Great Reconcller” | e San Franclsco, April 14.—Enter a new homebullding pioblem— the “flapper wite," | Bhe's our flapper high school and | college girls of & couple of years | back, She the girl entering the | marriage state not to found a home | but to own a car, live In ease and | attend gay parties without further | irk of parential ebjection, She'a out to enjoy to the utmost | every privilege of marrlage — and 0 to dodge all of its regponsibili- | thes, | Nice lugubrious picture, isn't - ft, | with June in the offing, and love in the springtime air? | “Give It thought, but don't let it discourage you,” advises Judge Thomas F. Graham of San ¥ran- | B claco. Judge Graham nay be con-|} #ldered an authorlty, in view of his international reputation as ‘“the great reconciler,”” through his di-| voree court record of reuniting more estranged couples than he parts. N. Lagerlof “The flapper wife is as mucgh a A Gustafson . development of this age as radio|® ¥ and woman’s emancipation. Radio| has accomplished warvela—but #till has static to evergome, g “The flapper and her progressive sisters have already uucompllahedwum“ much for advanvement of their sex| cooney and the future generation, and the |leupold flapper wife problem is like suun;{‘\“;]'[';"" one of the miner matters to be cleared up before perfection can be reached, “All of America’s womenkind in the last few years have acquired a splendid self-rellance, freedom of'| Chesky thought, and healthy disregard for (‘?";' prudishness that will make them | °'°" { methers of a splendid generation. “The right to live thelr ewn life | ia ene of their outstanding urghfi.‘ CITY COURT ASSIGNMENTS : And in these days of their Tapid| Cases were assigned as foltows by progress, can we condemn the B0- | Judge B. W. Alling in eity court called flapper as a clasg bncnuse}yeflerd”; dome of them, geeking something|” Luey D, Budde vs. Axel Dahlgren, besides home drudgery in marriage, | April 15 at 10 a. m., Sexton for see only the possipility of fine | plaintift, Edward W. Broder for de- clothes, easy life and gay parties?|fendant. Commercial Trysy com- “Men learned the folly of these pany vs, James Passerinj et al, through their days of ‘wild oats'— | April 15 at 2 p. m. B, F, Gaffney another experience reserved for men |and Donald Gaffney for plaintiff, under the double standard we are | Nair and Nair for Scapelati. Hyman outliving. N. Dubowy vs. Jacob Winkle, April “This ‘flapper bride' 1dea of mar- 16 at 10 a, m.; Hungerford and riage may be termed innocent ‘wild |Saxe for plaintif, Greenstein and oats’—but don't worry about it, |Kirkham, Cooper, Hungerford and “It she has profited by the self- Camp for defendant. Carmelo Faz- rellance and increased reasoning|zna vs. Louis Landau et al, Casale power modernlty has wen for her, for plaintift, Ginsherg for Tanday, she'll come ‘out better for the ex-|Le Wit for.City Mardware, April 16 perience, at 10 a. m, Stephen Jacobs vs. Nor- “She may underge the stage of ene McMahon Ludorf, April 16 at 2 seeking pleasure instead of lome-|p, m.; Sexton for plaintiff, Wasko- building, but if she and her young|witz for defendant. Walter W. | husband are the properly mated |Borne vs. Leo 1. Flechtner, April couple, ten to one she'll be the first{17 at 2 p. m,; Mangan for plaintiff, | to see her erroneous viewpoint, get | Klett for defendant. Henry Schu- down info harness, and as a part-|pack et al vs. Jeseph Giantonio, ner, not a dependent, help her hu April 20-at 2 p. m.; Mag for plaintiff, | band build a permanent family| Nair and Nair for defendant. (‘a'h-: hearthstone. +erine T. Boyle va. I'rank Jakubiac, “And through her mild ‘fling,’ she | April 21, at 10 a. m.; Mangan for has fitted herself to be abje to Dlaintift, Traceski for defendant, D. | properly traip her own ehildren | Sokolski vs. I Resnick, April 21, at Brief Sketches of Famous Stars LEE H. MEADOWS Pittshurgh Pirates Right-Handed Pitcher Born-—~0xford, N, C,, Jyly 12, 1894, Major League Caredr—Purchase | by Bt Louis Cardinals from Durham elub of Carolina association in 1914, Traded to Phillies in 1919, On May 23, 1923, traded to Plrates 'with | Rawlings for Glazner and Tierney. Outstanding Feats—Won 17 games lund lost 13 in 1928, Plelded .956 | same season making but one error! out of 73 chances. Led leaguch hurlers same yéir in double play particigation with seven, On the Alleys ROGERS" { BOWLING ALLEYS EAST END LEAGUE Fish, ¥ Johnson ... d Petarson - | 5, Foborg ... it | Chars. | Frank | Jack 455 449—1563 | along sueh lines — a thing hard to |10 a. m,; Nair and Nalr for plain- do fn this present age of advancing {!ff. Rackliffe Brothers company vs. femininity. 1110!“! Graske et al, April 22 a% 10 “Flapper brides? If they are true & M. Rachlin for plaintiff, Kiett blue, they are the hope of the|for defendant. Joseph O. Martell | future."” {W. William Sabin, April 22 at 10 a. | |m.; Nair and Nair for plaintiff, Klett 1 ] 3 tor defendant. John Esheo vs, Jo- | | FATAL SHOOTING seph Jackman, April 23 at 10 &, m.; Casale for plaintiff, Klett for de- fendant, Joe Sankoski vs. Stanjslaw Kulas, April 23 at 10 a. m,; Nair and Nalr for plaintiff, Klett for de- fendant. Daisy Roberts vs. Henry Two Klngsxmrf. Tenn.,, Men Killed, ‘; Third Dying—Gunman Escapes | Kingsport, Tenn, April 14— Danny Kramer Defeats ELWOOD HAYNES DIES Battler From Canada ;, vu. wio Pittsburgh, April 14, — Danny | Kramer, P'biladelphia mnlhnrwnluhl.[ won the judges' decision over Curly | g Wilshur, Canadlan titiepolder, in | o 8 wio; INoLERG titveniad 10-round boxing bout ® here tast|the “horsclens carriage” s dead at vight. Kramer's hard punches| his home here, a victim of influenza, floored Wilshue In the fourth, efght | '1° was Jl but a few daye. and ninth rounds, \ | . He suffered an attack of influenza b A while on a trip through the southern Mrl Winifred w Hfll’t | states and on the advice of & physl- Suffers Bad Relapse ", | clan who he had consulted returned Heart disease with wiiich he | long had been afflleted also con. Hollywood, Cal., April 14.=Mrs. | tributed to his death, Winifred Westover IHart, former| T'ow friends kpew of the serlous | actress and wife of the scregn actor, | Wliness of the ploncer automebile | William 8. Hart, has suffered a re- | manufacturer who also gained inter- | lapse which aggravated acntely the | nationul reputation as a scientist lliness thut haw confined her to her [and metallurgist, His widow, son liome here for several weeks, Her |and daughter were at his bedside physielan has ordered absolute quict. | when death came last night, - First Invented “Horseless Carrlage” Kokomo, Ind, April 14.—~Elwood | the e T Theres Father coming with my Wrigleys Wrigleys gives the penny a bigoer value in delightful, long-lasting and benefigial refreshment. Coming home on the train or in the car - Its so cool and sweet after smoking. And then when you get home how eager the little folks are for their Wrigleys ! How good it is for them! RIGLEYS ‘after every meal” Economical Beauty! Justwhat you"ve always wanted in a light touring car. : Low first cost—plus maximum economy of operation and mainten- ance—25 to 30 miles to the gallon of gasoline. GROUP Prices at Detroit Touring « « =« Genuine beauty—graceful lines— luxurious appointments—Brewster blue finish. The Gray Touring—only $630— combines these features in a value heretofore unknows in the light car field, THE HARDWARE CITY 6 Eim St. MORE FOR THE MONEY THAN THE PRICE SUGGESTS MOTOR CO. te vecelve dofinite information &s to Deputy ' Sherift Hubert Webb and the woheduled date of the arrival in | Policeman eGorge Frazler was seri- Amaerlon of Albin Stenroos, Finland's pusly wounded by & man whose Olyrapls Marathon ghamplon, Who | pame s helieved to be Wagner and Was sxpected te run against Clarence | who {s thought to be a fugitive frem Demar in the Hub Marathen next| Mississippl peral officers, Wagner Mondey, they weloomed the entrles | gsoaped on a stolen horse and late of twa other atrong conteatants yes- | jast night had not heen captured. T88¥, One of them came from| The dead and injufdd officers | Feos’ team mate, Villar Kyronen, [ were making an investigation near | the othey from the American Olym- | 1o 014 Kingsport underpass whe: ply distanse yunner, Gus Fager, some minor troubls was reported m—— As the officers approached they in- | IMprovementa to the Baratosa|jercepted Wagner who opened fire Springs racetrack, including the re-| o0 gpern oo running fight that | wurfacing ot the eourss, were an-|yiioweq Webb and Smith were | :nmunlb.v;'fi:;?v":d‘ Ao | Kdiled, and Frazier shot down. A BOw peoretary's effice has also been built near the eiubhouse, Fusion of wemtern and eastern | football eoaching methdds begina at Prineston today, Flelding Yost, Miehigan mentor, arrived at Jungle- town yesterday and teday Ceach Roper, o Princeten, will inter. ohange {deas with the western | Wisard as they réview the Tiger aquAd of forty athletes in practice, — Under the eption granted players iy the qualitying rounds of the epen golf tourmament, by which they MAY aslect any ene of thres desig- nated olubs at which to play, en. trante will be able to save time and fraveling expenses, Willlam .| Gownes, ehairman of the champlon ahip sommittes, annsunced yester. day. The contestanta this year may quallfy in New York, Chicago or San Franclse W. Austin, April 20 at p. m.; Nair and Nalr for plaintiff, Gaff- ney and B. F. Gaffney for defend. ant, Francls Egan vs. Connecticut company, April 28 at 10 a. m.; T. I, | McDonough for plaintiff, Day Berry | and Reynolds for defendant. | Accustomed as motorists are nowadays to beautiful cars, many confess to a new thrill TILSON 1N ITALY whenever they see an Oakland Landau Sedan. | Rome, April 14,—Represéntative | John C, Tilson, of Connecticut, and Colonel John O. Johnson, U, 8 A, who are on a mission te investigate the develpment of the manufacture | of arms and ammunition in Italy, as well as in France, Switzerland, Den- mark and Sweden, have visited a | number of Ttallan facteries and es- | tablishments, accompanied by Ma- | ier Martin F, Scaylan, assistant miii- | MEREDAIsie) Bmviaty | Joulcs; tary attache of the Ameriean em- | clares Report Was False | bassy. New York, April 14.—Mrs. Fred- | erick Y. Dulziel, society leader, to- '——‘E‘ P WY 8 Moming-After Head (| ATHY | THE HARDWARE CITY MOTOR CO. White Sulphur Springs, W. Va., that | she took daily jaunts ever the gelf | Phrsieian' Preseripts | ¥ b r,-d'-':N‘:x:-nu.'nlp::,"q";uefl, ‘ $ Wi 6 Elm St. m\ S——— k for th:s O l K I N MOTORS Features of the Qakiand Six Landau Sedan that are Winning and Holding Good Will Bumpers, frone and rear, automatic windshield board, trans m lock, snubbers on front springs, rear view mirror; Moto-meter and wing cap, heater, r V.V. windshield, fouravheel brakes, Duco finish, balloon tires, disc wheels, unitinstrument panel, driving controlson steering wheel and plush mohaivupholstery, EN who choose Lamson - Hubbard Hats are envied by those not thoughtful enough to have done so. cleaner, gasoline gauge on instrument DENIES BAREFOOT STORY Roadster $1095; Touring $1095; Spec. Roadster $1195; Spec. Touring $1195; Coach §1218 De- Landau Coupe $1295; Coupe for 4 $1495; Sedan $1545; Landau Sedan $1645. At Facterm, General Motors Liberal Deferred Payment Plan is available to Oakland Buyers | an “absoiute complete and total er- | v Aol ” . &l v suffer from ror? and lhu! she had never ap Frhiieppecibat e peared outside of her own apart 4. the ment in her bare feet, except on the [will stop the wm bathi dorsed and prescrived Ly bathing: beaeh, |No narcotiea—no bad eftect Simply removes congestion vestores mermal eirculation, and threhs fly away. Only fe, a AN-A-CIN sold by:—Crowell Drug splitting, biinding, | e | physieiane. on heart, fn head— aud | Mrs, Dalziel said the report was | Hat you buy TOMMY NOBLF, LOSES Akron, Ohie, April 14, — Willie Ames, Akron featherweight, won the decislon over Tommy Noble, former English ehamplon in & 12-round bout here last night, The longest golf drive ever made is 395 yards, James Rrald drove a | Marion Nolling that she prebably | bail that distance at Walton Heath would be unable to defend her| in 1905, | title en account of a business trip to | | Callfernia will make possible the crowning of a new champion in the Metropolitan women's title golf toue. | nament next menth at Paltusrel, | Miss Hollina ia engaged in real! cstate work, | course in her hare feet. mark in the PRODUCT oF GENERAL ey, Arch Noveck's Pharmacy, Sou Strest Pharmacy, L Announcement yesterday by Miss | SALESMAN SAM Sam Ain't Hep to This Modern Slang BY SWAN | DONT B 3 UNOW 7= | WHAT D0 400 | THINK OF 1T, | RUDOLPRUS 7| “QE9 MAM- THAT9 A DANDY FUR-\LL LEAUE \T 10 YoUuR HUYBAND \Qf \T ANT EVERY EVENING Also Saturday Afternoons, | THINW 1T'9 KINDA DOGEM ; i LOOKING 7/ DOG Artiving In New York yesterday, = “NO—YHN; Jos Kirkwood, the Australlan golt 3 wizard, dispelled all doubts ax tor| his participation in the British epen champlonship by declaring that he | is planning to make the trip abroad. He said he would leave for Engind after the American open at Woregester. Phila, Jack Demp&ey Is Beaten by Hartley Trenton, N, J,, April 14, — Pete Hartiey, lightweight, last night de- feated Jack Dempsey of Philadelphia and Tvery Eshelman defeated Yale Oakun, in two stollar sight.round couts, according to mewspaper men at the ringside. CORSETS SHOR mARNS ARD SNy & UsRP P0G