New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 24, 1925, Page 9

( Mike McTigue's victory Tust night | R "« over Tiger Flowers of Geor col- | b £ : | ored b s popular with a lar wl 6 L number of fans who follow boxing Lo ; L It is at the same time an unpopular .= - - b 4+ ono with another large gatherin | g the men who follow the fistic ga 25 : e FOUL SHOOT[NG CONTEST | grcatest time of s 1ie ¥ 1t was a surprising and changed Lo By i g MeTigue who battled last night e to Wesley and while his T None of the usual crawling into & {xowon, Swanson, Arena and Pres s they will © to- ghell to just stay, but it was a lash s ' sman who was fizhting 10| ton Are Winners Tn Match Held | Tast o to get a shot at the e [ avsweight title he Jost to the [ At Y. M. €. A, Gymnasium ot ighty boys in the four MOM! 5 fiair that A the “Y* participated in the | i “'," | school, 10 entered. each g hia LR : |Swanson 15, Bell 13, Muc W, a'ff;“j‘_‘ tRlt |Hartung 12, Berkowitz and M WATERBURY BONDS SOLD j ST = L - Waterbury, Conn., Dee. 24 (P— 1 T v i Se D1y i loved SEeelng gl ontered. {3angs ot the city of Waterbury, in ¥} \ing W ¢ 10 \ ul Ber 38 0r sk ) ey value amounting to $69 evening wer n 5 e o : Le bach, champion. and Jack D . sold af st ikl micting o I w0 week lor clast trys 1tiach & Co. and Pullen & Co. of rs b5 ae Slilkh Pres- ey York for ot ath e N rs climbed into the ving |8 AR M oditug 7 : o Fata SR nandsliko ol Employed "R S preocecis with t L Vv tries for ] ”;:"“ . el § ¢ Norton @ glongs on 8, Soxtor : | on the Al]e . - s ea k y T A Bammy Shore” and “Pal p in I“'OIJ h h Sta Cradle Days" sidled in and hege g COMMERCIAL BOWLING ALLEYS ‘ V] g t e tlf tor our commendation, which W yuld not ghve, fnstructing the num of or ts INTER-CHURCH LEAGUE R bers 1o go 1o a4 gymnasinm mv:H‘- N First Lutheran. had a good time last night ls. | e until they bece I al [ Potgreen L9100 ' hnw to the wide variety of musie | |y SN EELR B S IPARA AR [ . . i funny noises on the alr A S sportsman \Ifll’,\.\um‘uw.wly‘\ can't 5 et e s, FEUWBOrAHEN: 0 N0 fill()l]lle otures Alter | - funy wolses our locallty ANt | e pluo Ttoom orchestra from eity has \‘«.u\ reported by the Bur- S[ars Ha“ Died | ure able to Lug a new specimen al- W \‘\[ at veland played ) ritt A, C. regarding the non-ape | most every night. Conditions last | Lurie of 1 | Boldiers™ pearanice of the South Manchestur | — | Cvening wer 1y talr, Thero | | PRERSI IRES B EIAS Jaurels for the scheduled game last | N 260 | n e N it w nno 1. Well, 1 1 Y game I M0 Iywood, Cal . od [ was no statie and stations came Tuesday night. DBut the case in | § 10— Hollywood, Cal,, Due, 24 @=WhY | {5020 clearly and more or 1 Y i shiROElaciy question I8 not ono where elther 5 the y will pay money to read a | taithfully. Distance was something wd that number, and he only 4 team i involved but includes 3o 1 man's books, see a dead man's | you had 10 dee 5 elf, Hirenglisnplitud favt raptha chlldten rather somcone unknown to cither W A1 plays or hear a dead man’s music | Shte QR itod, AomELLCHAG fon S Tos} management. Geruan Baptis s i e This morning we fell a vietim to | ! ke 'm\.w op V]v ne Lo, But s ey savsann [aotin of & film star who has dieq | SELOBINE consumntion—rat and run | o o S AT AL Tt appears {hat some focling ha e i A and consequently we ¢ Lat the ! LAt cropped up about the town among i H‘ "’q“‘v‘ ) £ ‘I“"W\ 5 1N0= | () te, but 1 mind, |, " teams of the caliber of the Bur- DR Wb el can't deliver o A R : i ritts the cause for which e S hverago. fiiny | lomary five columns, we'll try to A : known and 1t is as a direct result ‘;‘H o \"'\ I\.|‘( ; ‘l\,“.“;,‘f‘h‘},“.',h R L PRY. ALy rate our || L ]x\ L of this that the Laurels failed to Be\Ciile (bEloF, ok Bbim il rofiess | ToTankE Gl (iennas Tl iho SRAUS 1y gl S show up in New Britain Tucsday AR Rl Uit BoaShA Son Rl ek and now we'll turn to that page in | " et night, | - - - o LG 8y WY Look, upon whi ars | et ¥ | Tor7 |Yer when w sereen eelebrity i f o e S SR ™ oz | of our ) — South Churel, |buried, his other self upon the film | s LI B <R 1 fortion o ur v or a erate of | Ear 1esday, the Laurels' ma A (He i L iried, oo, just ag efcetively, it [ o S moy o ager received o telephone I fox] as if the actor and his eellu- | 00 W5 E B0 O sl QL L from someone representing him 5 104 0 rt had been boxed in S O e Wi s WA to bo an official of the Burr S ih y il Mot y ) out ¥ LT NawABFIlATN Birls totd H When John Bunny, party | o . Honl N ek A Rt el 10 leomedian of carly movic = o Burritts had bre up and 1l during the height LR 3 all games were oft. He said wces ] 1 it T e Tl e o ; 2 |offictals of Vitagr S ta JALIT : they would have a trip in vain. BaeeHN 3= 21 hwhich had featured him [ 9 I o = it | L i ~ M7 I productions, that his motion pleture raL A bl Acting on {his information, and | o ) 13z I nontahit yynns Liaath \ A0 | e e nere et RS WHiL s S {hey thought, was an opportunity to “ oo party was ucting in spite, the man- 7 demaonstrily SRIHSE NG YTk hi : ser of the Taurels - notitied hi paver Thot I pths BUBK IS 4y g gk 1 team that the game in New Drituin | s AL the Il 5iiise ot to | i had Leen called off, | cal, as litelike to his audi- |1+ ik e, | Kensington ¢ ¢ e never had dicd. ane: s | Woodfor oaes: A yublie drop John Bun- 4 South Manchester and {E. Carlson R e ristmas managers, when |+ Carison . ol B S wishing S AR drug on the market. Te was HE on Wednesd T T sald s0; and touch with each o _— ey 1o ALI R0 allalisiy | IRATERNITY BOWLING ALLEYS |seo (he man scareely | - = - nv of them had ever scen in {h There is only on o be | 1. 0. 0. V. LEAGUE “,‘\,‘(m‘:'m,‘,r,\ e i gaid about an occurance of this Atilres; W ; ) bout 1 ! of this | | When Sidney Drew died t sort. Whatever the motives which | tempt was made fo continue showing | it prompted that telephons call; | the htful comedics of married | WEM Nashy s 1y whateyer the idea that possessed hir SRRy Yo il ranels Cr orch - ¢he pieayune person who pulled th : {o popularity. T v program of dinner JW BRITAIN to bel deal or what was expected gained by it, onc thing is certain. | similar w Whoever put through that tele- | [iratiiTiasiwoon NGV phone call may have gloated o Kford's wi 1l wi the fact that the Durritts were l—invariably the p q on game Tuesday ns which, lad the night, but he gloats alo v The act was the smallest picee | of business we I of in| some time and is worthy more of an ignorant child than of anyone | RADIO' GARRIES who could: be Inerested in sport plac There is no in the spor world for malice and when this | | crops up, it is only a short time be- 3 | fore it comes to the surface and 4 then it means the end. 'Father and Son United-Missing The DBurritts have their suspi- cions as to who telephoned to South Manchester Tuesday but, of S h proof. They plan to investigate the and if the guilty ¥ will make o, 24 () Interspers- matter thoroughly party can be found, 1 with danee 1 market it hot for him. They are right -m!‘\, i their intention to drive out of | S Sl el anyone who is o inclined Vo . v believe that they will be able | —_— o to trace the telephone call through ROGERS BOWLING ALLEYS | one o to his the telephone office and official e - p paraly(i geport, Conn., aid will be enlisted in an effort to SWIBHR U ESONT L dig to the bottom of the matter. [r T s w0 H g v own Christmas, It is logical to supposa that th . 1 his used toys to bring hapy one who telephoned last Tuesday Rt h i N o e Gl had hoped to injure the Burritts, but A . i} instead his very act is serving to | e o s arc coming tomorrow help them. The Laur here to play the gam pight and indications point to a sell- ing fro o firmly believes i Things like th what tend 10 Cla nt all his old toys kil the interest of fans in any sport Advertising Club of New amd a reenrrence of an act of this vith it a 1 splaining kind would do much to kil basket- | Aliness of N g fa ball in the city. DAILY HERALD | THURSDAY DECEMBER Ihe s 1l lond NAVAL 1925, M oW ¢ this morning we noticed t clock itselt ) 1 struck, at el Sunshin Tho Way nmcan [ill]ANTIl] MERGER brothers | Hine ' ‘Ambitious ind Hee Papa* A Ny 4y 1 Milticent R eitiait s \ loud, oft Wally Erick. | !> \ i t ¢ - 1 e WAL LY in Larty Mp | Y€ 8 With Melody G ! W PR Al Chiristr ! oft ] \ ol s BN ) W17 I Ol ) CAPPAIN ACQUITTED M \ 1 rduy PETITION DENIED s (“Kid®) champion, Kap has beer 1idis velopment Purposes ! Yo 1% L fhission Co., the Bellows Falls f Co., the Fall Mountain Electrle ¢ corporu ud the Bellows Falls Power C. ' & W Davis bridge reservolrs has what expansion id to ho the largest earth dam votes of & = s world. 1 W ! v ¥ nt of the en . 1 teoran " || Rub Rheumatism or e I Sore, Aching Joi i LS ore, g Jomts : ) It || Rub ¥ right out with small o 1 « trial hottde of old i « 5t Jacobs 011 ki 5 | Rheumatism n" only. 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Phone 900 iis opponent N ym',- i ‘Fm'(une “Tellers and Jl. for the his class and the Are Now Banished | §A] ESMAN SAM )‘ bout was a good ane throughout th antinople, Dee. 24 (P —One card. Most picturesqn Siin has been hanned \ fight yro pational assembly. A ! DELWeON | et passed throws out of bu ~ e ——————— ' g that Bets fojio deal in incantations, those who URISTMRES ) 84 T WAN - | retain crown, | profess the ability fo find lost oh- | | STEANCER At Berlenbach will he able fioets or to cure the sick by breath- FoR (HRISTMAY 1 ore with McTigue at ling ypon . and those who sell SAME S\ZE inz than he Aid When ' apujeis warranted to bring about | | M v ook championship away |ype desires of the purchaser. Hun. | A from McT! ‘m- s of women in every city and | 74 « X town da.v have sought these for- 3 on the fire this |tyne tellers. | v Tiritain fans Is the | The new law is part of the gov- | fury Colle- [ornment's strenuous campaign 10 | . L ¥ eliminate the strong clement of su- [ is 1 rv~!“‘, tition whick has swayed the fl- | would draw & |)terate for centuries. There is also | ¢ crowd, providing the aim of diverting the energics of s n ir {21l thesc sorcerers into productive [] [channels, and of saving the ill-spent - morey of 1 patrons. | LEAVES FOR CONTEST | & s { T S r Wfident that 1 GARCIA IS SU \I)\IH n W v z he 18 Kline billlard | Tobby Garcia sldier r il m 1 1 Horemans of | weig 1 Mary )} b Belg i go, January 4, left |« 1 for thirly days for foul- fo Windy City by Automobile 'ing Dick (“Honeyboy") Finnegan of Boston in a recent New York bout. WANT T BUN A HAT FoR 4 BosS - HE TaWES \ Do %0 BE Oh, for the Life of a Salesman 1% 15 A DANDY SIR- HE'LL 1 TCALED To DEATH Wi IT / ANDA\T ONWY o5 - e By SWAN { ‘T»\ HE RE'S HOLE 5 W \T7? ) WHAT /,'\HO Lt57 // THAT )1 WHY- TH HOLES ForR TH' TACKASS WOJ T LD BUY THAT HAT TO | HI2 EARY THROLGH )