New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 6, 1926, Page 13

; NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1926 13 i TSttty tertannassans eI IIL g | % T, . . \ _,', : : ‘Mm‘afi;”mn?——- QRiof Sportsj ‘»‘.a.’.'.::'.','.:.[.'.t"f'_f - N Efl “JWWNH h7 | - our marriage was sudden. We have 000 which the gang id the man i BY HFAVY F[][i Rumor Porsists That Matty Me- [known cuch other for years, i owed on & whiskey deal. He obeyed ; Furopean Writers Think This Is Tteal J Manus, Second Baseman, May Be [{p/e° Won me, of course instructions impllcitly, Ha sald, 00 they made me interested in him. shot the man five hours after arriy- Yy = Reeson For Prince Carol's Iraded By St. Louis Browns. JJI‘“ think, I got married in my old- |ing in White Plains. g | Between 200 and 300 {o Tee O1f | e Trafic A1So Demoralized DY| Sew vors, un. o n—amor por. teceumn i toves g oo ameomns b e miempt 1ad )= 20 Industrial leaguo baskotball fans who falled to sec the game between —— | e | | the R. & . and P. & I'. Corbin fives ) - in Los Andele [ S ] me S {8ists that Matty McManus, second ,me. For that reason I am confident |lico today were unabla to chek on the best contest played on the floor o ¢ ’“’ 8 1002 %0 8 %! | Ind former Crown Prince ( | | il be with the Yankees during thy means everything. I'm happy; I'm| — this season and probabily tho bast S 250 e | coming scason appy becauss I've done exactly | : that will be soen n Ui Inductial| o iieck 2 6 G- n as| New York Jan 6 (PThe centrai| Manager Miler Hugglna fs ar.|what my heart told mo to 40" |Set Fire to School So cague thiy year, 1 e e, (i =4 , but in lar rth Atlantls seas anging all eales and trades, accord- — —_— ? sgueins 2 il S <t ; Mhante acacoast has had |, 5o ng offices here, but Business | They ( ¢ Frankli fastdielia Tona , Ing 3 Busir | ) | noLl b : o ©ofn London “pra o0up” Manager £ Barrow dectares that | GANGSTER SURRENDERS | sow v The R. & E. ¢ At 0o P ‘3'[“,_\;',,“7)5":‘""‘;“”;”" \ New York, Jan. 6 UM ~- Four night's gamo cou ] o an arta from Charles. | come by way of | |Brooklyn boys the oldest 12, admit e ‘,'““‘ : i C. as tar north as Boston | Washington as the Senators have no | Chicago Immigrant Admits He's g |that Florida real estats had cap- a CDCe Wus Jus : iy \ tially paralyzed fe ¢ | trading material |tured thelr Imaginatio; AR AR TRt L RS oy ana ) ) u partially paralyzed for the | ! o _ |tured thetr imagination. fl:.r:: r.yi‘l,"-,‘,‘flnl ;f{}\- A like u well 1 . : fatin in this connection y past he vhile normal strect | During the meatings fn [ Murderer and Also Informs Upon | They told fire department off- ohied machine and put up 4 defenss |7 ; purse ot ofterua ! oF r il in cities like | Decem Vv Man Sisler of | gye Other pals claly last night that they had start- that even the Corbin pass work wis | [ 22 | for ¢ i | Rlisd SnatalicEuli A York and has been im- | the Browns s sa ¢ decided ed a fire In public echool 96, “so unable to penctrate 1o any great du- |- 4 g t W, i t ded v keep MeM or not he | Chicago, Jan. & (P—Nichola) that they wouldn't be missed” and gree ' s 4 e Mght ¢ Pas uers out of Nor e r season in St Augustino, 44, today violated the could go to Florida to make their o i Lt b ol ; 1 3 wore delayed from 2 | Louis | er cods when, fearing for his |fortunes, A f i ) ¢ 1 t 1 with few ——— life, he surrendered to pollee, an-| “We wanted to look over some The victory of the R. & e b ¢ ] tions freighters sought safe hor- nounced he was a murderer and said (real estate down there,” one of the does not mean that the P - 1 65 fina ' I ) until tl €d fog cleared he wanted to give {nformation boys explained “We wanted to was off forw, hecunss it W ship Night— 1 & L t r District of Colum jiEainst two other men he said were Speculate on it, so we decided fo set X ably in as good condition as it can | Leug ! x | es ¢ T ! }a grounded near Quantico a : [bootieggers. {fire to tha school 8o wa wouldn't bs be and the team work of thy Corbin Sor0l : ' ) il ! ‘ “‘ nd, a f th ¥ |, He .|;..= mHAm»—rm from Italy ;nls.wd right away when we left five was just cfticient as always. | 5 1 18 Saturday 4 2 v, LY he eald, and jojned the home.” The R. & E. five Just matched thoir ) : S b i ol 1 |, |Genna gang here. By members of | They were gent to the children's play last night and that is the yeason Tt W : e yosterday mornin BRI the gang he said he wns sent to society, why the game went as it did s il n : ARG KoRdonic gt aHIgNt AT R Berlin's Father = it ni ) o i ind Min- {[pyjpd | i : b 1§ DETLD'S ratber-n-law I Thers hasn't been as 1 563 | the 8t : hesapeake \. i 1 Ma - y i valtin weather to sitement over a hasketball g N this city in many years as thers was to ol Unrelenting i v Yor fine rain added to | near the end of the nd half | 0 1 t ] Lility and for fi night. The P. & I'. Corbin te t of an aw nal . o Ihitysand torfive | o = was leading by two baskets with 1 f A ' ¥ A 5 ff rled and de- Atlantic City, Jan. 6§ (@—Irving| £ y Mttls over o minute to go and s i G 1 collision of two freight |Berlin and his soclety bride, the R. & E. players could not seem to - s G : | e ! gon) "]“1 up '{L' former Ellin Mackay, are loney- locats tus hoop. Then Goodrich FeRniles i hd rol runk Jracks {1 oning in the very sults or ocean- canie through with a chot and just o omed ' R ,1')‘391:‘: _"g“,‘f‘l front chambers in the Ritz-Cariton _ before the game ended, Nyborg tied ] ray I s e P r;”m” 124 hotel where the fazz composer s‘rug~“ i the score with a field basket. Y !HNFQ A | beer i o il ) s M iserganizaq | €10 With the muses in producing | v KR IAY ) LI 1370 § §1N | of 64 t up 19 SGHEDULE ot lomly fatp |MANY of his famous songs In the five minute overtime perjod, ! - UNES 1 A 4 e lata. "No| They were discovered at the coast Go SOUTH on a luxurious, fast ship equipped the R. & E. crew cams through with !N Hi ] fl 'E'” b v « n ———— 7@ lresort yesterday by mutual friends, with every convenience for your comfort, ) v fiying colors and preven dithe Cor- iy Wil DAL ol i 1§ il Have Only 20 Games S S I ‘F‘m():w"] "hf'!"'{ ""L‘:”“ ';.';d::“’"‘:g;-"d‘° | Two and a half days after leaving New York bin men from scoring. Threa field j ¢lus ft h E n ing | you sail into Savannah. From Savannah, a short, baskets were scored in period G T T being | On Bascehall List This Speing - meyg g e | Monday noon. Meanwhile they are | direct rail trip on the finest Flori R end Goodrich to make the measure mi Totote § 5 (Ml ¢ tha filght of 1 an‘&!s | waiting wistfully for the forgiveness o s A geiga iainsetyice 6 Rl utter micas tonl a1 Tie Exists in Bnyg (b Gy ; ad ot 0 of Last Year PRI lof Clarence H. Mackay, president of puts you in Jacksonville and on to St. Petershurg, o4 Right, plopoed i tyo free b ; e ; \ i i [the Postal Telepgraph Co., the | Miami, or any other southern winter resort. ght, ploppe ) A LPH”HQ 5 e ( H‘, ! N tride’s father, who has made it Each ship of the Savannah Line fleet is a mod- The crowd that switnessed the ullpty tHa hos i HiTH K] |known that he will neither “forgive | ern stecl liner. Spacious promenade decks, Cozy game was a slim one, but it f¢ pre e — tr : : i {mor forget ? { lounge rooms. Comfortable,light, well-ventilated f dicted that on the next meeting of Group A Standing = S - q‘;'f’\‘l':fw;?“v‘;?":“‘,‘]"‘L“h""d o :;““:’C'gsiflnzmg from the regular two-berth ese two teams, there wil e 8 v pct . . | Saturday ey il boa 'pe to De Lu: i vi : 2 2 INDUSTRIAL DUWLERY {suite, and will leave for an extended | Reduie ronn 1 PP “"““'“’fg y served. . BN y 7 . a s bFo S | i und trip winter tourist fares. 1 SKtcl Haves had his hands tuil 6 ¢ gland (hamni h honeymoon abroad. Their steward | f : us o e S rh“: me’ ! '1 || Ten Teams Square Tonlght At (i wn 1 M s | Although it has been reported that [ FROM NEW YORK —Tues., Thurs. and Sat, B ay. Thol g Gyclones were fin tumbi {the doors of the Mackay home are “_‘nu‘” o ielod back and Lo '® |y the Panthers fn the I b | Rosers Recreation Alleys in First ., Pre et At G (et s S R R s e e FROM W“'?N Tues. and Sat. R O e fT o waloh bl con et Infermediate Group A league last| oo 000 X Teel 5 All-New England fiddling champion- |eut oft from her share in the $30,- al information apply to B s At T and dropped back to a !'1’ S ship vu.‘u be {m‘m:d{ 1':;] tonight, | (100,000 Mackay estate, Mrs. Berlin | .mmmm”m‘mm”[-v.}'mkk.(,\)".fi', e Celtics, who easily di 1 . I when the old time fiddlers’ contest . Ty 2 0 idated Ticket Office, George Hallln was In Benny Paris'| " o S f ) e s e e, LR \?'x»xr;}yr:o;.‘«':[ (Boston, Mass., Piex 42, Hoosac Tunael Docks.) place at gnard last night and he per- | [ b we sy i ieag 3 . Rhioda Tsland business.|facmns chat aia e - 4 : DT | After a string of victories which i f L sland business | torday that she earnestly hopes for formed C:"""My Whllsds o Wont carried them into first place, the A : after three nights of 'pardon and will seek it if necessary. al)/an t v ers oul rov 3 ;'-j' 1‘:::,[. 2 ptmzym I-\—\," \r-:l,p'aoy,’y Cyclones finally encountered more the bizgest he i fiddling by a score | At the same time she disclosed the lne s back!court game was very good. | (o T T o ot ] ; Is("\.v:”vlw ‘,’,’]“‘; o1, of | Fomance that prompted her to marry | Vsrasnd b i . : | were subdued after Faitney, 71 years old, of 1at two hours’ notice the man who ssed passenger and fast freight service linking all the ! P‘:v;m: :;:::(:; IhITd x::::\f;‘;r::\? ly hot game, 14-9. The s o . Al Pr was declared Imneror | e e e A Vaicaesslitromin | East and New England with the South, Southwest and West, : fhe game ' of Morell guard on the | lenjamin and Lipman 5 ey o _”‘“““ 1ast | hymble beginning as a Bowery | s posimlic Utrick, while the la G0 Ie A1 Mesisineingdyaleny i ve. Morelll, while not getting any 3 m E \ter where the contest SNEREh o :r;rr‘s l[ast, AT 41 in | stellar defensive game i i i i vith i ‘She Was “All Alone” fics the R. & E. victor: Time after | the guards were in form, N} y A i r Dart el > WOD | Rerlin was about to leave for Eu- i eneiicia : e thiet tashadl (5 gbYtha! Corbin oy scored a singl At il | : : 5 e o to fiddle tor ‘;fi]" AEMNE | oo for a two-months' trip and the | " Joans \"a; e el hal e nned reiel { ftom the foor. Tkowia ty e el i le on 1 o grounoa | s i U8t eomyca iz nrospects fofibelne iike tha | T i o 1 v 18 sum v " » Il + L £ v = A zir his o 80 “All Alone,” . after basket saving his team from | the Cyclones. The summ 3 \ e e aayeeen Bl indihls o (ong STl ATone i) CATres Kiary) ing behind. When he got the Intermediate ( t ( e i ; made Miss Mackay say “yes" when | § L - running be = v 10 EOC ithe e 3 3 2 not yet had a chance to per- [y . ¢ajaphoned he | ball, he always made sure that he Group “A Fatnirs; Cor Serew vs, N, T {he felephoned her to ask her to | A L b 385 Cyclones e N i DS {make a decision ono way or the other oan passed it to one of his own men and s Americ 2 The winner of the champlonship |t e ® (€ L0l O caid. Y he helped a grea. deal in bringing . St LT y 1 iil roe rold Al 850 in gold |y paneymooners arrived at At- | s d Him R '\ the ball down so that a score rw)lxi!ji'\l”(‘;]flg;‘?:r ! : b5 Al v c nd a clieck for his expy - lantic City at 11 o'clock Monday | A ave ent be made, EEHC LiLD) > tion with the contest 45 an- | piont and the management of the | " v, Baylock, r. 1 the leazue t ' S Jounced th B 5 g iisan e 1550 | § Ho was paying rent. Wo lent him the money to 1. Ikowitz, c S (R ey e HRCREE LG Ritz helped keep their arrival o se- | | own property: His fiat repsyments came.to. e moone thar the vay on s Nyborg was a flash all through the | Tevine, 1. 8. +oneseesrs 0 P it e — \ 1 woulc Meene MHrolEN o |cret ¥ YesterdayHaflernoon, | how. Erery repayment decreased the cost. Now he awna the garage f-es and eloar and N 2 ' bt € g £ A ory te S € re T 1 town ¢ Y a ch enge tc Mellie™ § | o0 & oh v ever, they were observed in the hotel game. He kept up a running attack | Greenblatt, r g ] [ (] PR ham., the Maine ch v ' 5 g 10 AR, lobby by W. K. Vanderbiit, Jr. a on the Corbin forwards and broke g e TR {115 FaiDetelt Waiiniayitor Hedry)oonn DN BaVen gl gy e ) ‘We Lend Up To $300 to Housekeepers up nass after pass. There aren't 80 s ol o W 1 in_connection with the man | ' G%0 0 Ty hurried over to | | 07wl intarest B e Tioe EEEICA D many men on the courts in this city Panthers x Rlewar Aadisc r * campaign to revive inter- st | who are as fast or as quick as Ny- Fla F1 Tt Garden promoter d that t e e | Consraliniauaine v ey | RENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY I e as ol Y A Hl i n 1 1 T sic g ian | “Why, Willie, you alwavs turn up | 99 WEST MAIN ST, KAPHAFEL BUILDING bflrg'z ghmfi ‘Tn e 4 vt A 1 - ST at the crucial moment,” Mrs. Berlin opfl:‘;’”‘;a:,“- PHONE 1-0-4-3, way to describe him. i 0 its Y N ol & f03. Saturdays 9t0 1 : s 2 o ¢|Athletic co fon cost 1 fawe PTIARTTAN T | exclaimed Licensed by the Btats and Bonded to the Public i Benjamin, ¢ ... .. [\ | Mr. Berlin allowed his wife to do The high school basketball team's | poiiim, 1 g DD 0 oty per cent in patror oREaie FULIUANAL f 1§/ ARIEERein Alonadihincelionto a0 ;’?‘“d““’d"ff““}?”&f‘;‘ j‘z.“"g“’(}:w Lipman, r. g g e e e ) s wife, t T by saying she hoped she would never | Atiineirentandiciak oillihave on e . M S licent Rogers, p L cor 't Brooklyn Bluecoat Kills Man In be wearing a red coat and orange , ¢ ve an 6 2 e ! ne in P hat, as some reporter had deseribed opportunity of seeing some of the Celties Win Fasily Beach t )e nng station House Who Was €Om- |ycp the day before. Then she opened | best school teams In the state In ac- | sy i members of the foan — Blnat kidaanpi 3 [1p her heart and frankly told of her tion against the Franklin Sauare | |oitiiooon ™ lciy otrens 2 S el oromptid by, Dlaining About Him. [homes for forgtveness from her | ) team. ; nied, the | father. ¢ Grandmother Knew 1 i weis o the comtoss| o vori, gan. 6 tn sronefrather. 5 el Congestion and Coldsas Mustwrd 111 111 ) : == n | s se 'u’ L ‘znyv;yrx”nlx:;!:NEw LAXATIVE Is the Place To Select Your Sea Food at was not to tics disposed of the Nation | 13, without much trouble | was all over the floor an kets. Saturday the locals will meet their | bitter rivals, Hartford on the loc floor. The Capital Citx strong contender for state But the oid-fash austard Th but New Britain will give the W, r:(,l I'},";‘ (‘ 1 and blistered Ao i St RIBNL, oy ailels L el SERENO 2 : and Blue | their mustard ers o ut the fioo tit w D s e e LARGE PRIME SOFT SHELL CRABS atone for the defeat sufl P . 1 ¥ . \ TED QR A QU 3 Tl o Lmmaryie © Lie wo D0 © man was shot twice in the chest | LARGE DEEP SEA SCALLOPS e SR top |20 in the abdomen. Kraniot ¢ 5 | Bla LIVE AND BOILED LOBSTER GT‘V\ flnmvy:nm\‘y\_..m that ‘I“M;‘lv‘“ . 5 1 o1 v o ity tona gt WD LIVE AND BOILED SHRIMP ennette is to be with the High o : < : X B8 e C IS QW % school team, will be welcomed with ' ' ST DAy “l';'” shooting. Other BLOCK ISLAND SWORDFISH gleo l"]‘(",‘“y‘" wes ot ”",“: ‘{“"hr" Rer I g oy 1i ) G Elegant Shore Haddock, Large Weakfish. Fancy e Nalion Gua-a Reseris | 2 tz. T E ' ) o ambulance! came Block Island Codfish, Native Eels, Fancy Boston Bluefish. five that he s a coming star and a = STt annihe 4D |vicitm, he had been i 1 of !”; Elegant Fresh Salmon, Fancy Cape Butterfish, Fancy world of strenath Lt asthma, neurai jac o 7 shield and) Haitict e i Large Flounders, Large and Small Silver Bass, Large g i 1) gl Tt T e o e et skl Forgies Large and Small Fresh Mackerel, Large Croakers, {T mighieehon tesm wasia 0 oo AT : e . camo to the station to| BRAN-0-LAX WAFERS Large and Small Sea Trout, Block Island Bluefish. tlon to most of the fans who wit- ZARCEh 1A ] tosted foct, ¢ e Ll t ,}‘ ; r“:m«‘\_“: Healthful Wheat Bran In Nice| Rol_md and Leng Clams, Little Neck Clams for half nessed the games irmory Boban 2 mT . pre t o 2 i s i e Tasting Mint-Flavored, shell. Salt Cod 18¢ pound, 3 for 50c. otners: Mt oleis also ¢ % 5 . % @ B y - e T e rafa, I. £, .. 0 0l adaein farr for r bushand’s accusai e open aimost as Candy-Like Tablets, | \,eckO;:;eRl:eT;og 1% hox opg\ed.l W‘e l;la\‘g the Indian give the High school tram an a g &, babies = c e, e - ¥ . Instead of dosing the kiddi 2 Marlan ysters. n sale at all times. punch and 1d result in = Ack for € Enjs IViusteroia, LA : | 5y T {with disagrecable pills or purga- gamern for t team, The o© Son s b \ S S i rs that 1 hi CUTS FIVE GAMES |tivas, let then one or two for the New ain High L ach| Harvard has lopped five games |Bran-O-Lax Wafers S team is not so glo : now e Ir. ) He | from t 26 |: ball sch iils any old umes oore ros. ls ar et id thes still in N York compared with that of last vear.|bother with CROWR TO RETURN FACE LONG SESSION e e BTG s DI B 30 COMMERCIAL STREET TELEPHONE 1199 SR TV S R A sl ne i Open Until 9 P. M. Thursday “young" Jake Schacfer Leads Hore- | New York Legislature Not Likely to omraend bia rowing 1 e mans 1,000 to 572 in Match Which Complete Its Work Before Sum- COmes to End Today mes ROlls Around § (M=The world's| Albany, Jan. 6 UP—Contronted by SALE‘SWL\P‘I Sam Knows What to Expect Chieago, Jan. 18.2 balkline billiards champic flitted out of Americ ‘young" Jak haefer . legislatu; a month ago to Edouard Horemans, hear Governor ( GO VT AND START & SA- — Belglan, seems to return deliver his | - | 52“:”‘[‘5 OF NOUR CLIN- MAKE. | YOU ¢ANT Young unruffled and mast mbers of the | -*«*‘YN/“L 1§ NAME ¥ YOUuRSRLF - THEN A To | 1y, has taken 4 lead of 1,060 to 5 in both houses WitR. Hou =] JCONE BAK AND PROPOSE B FME LKE ¥ t AND YOU WA I ME = SHow A LUTTLE LIRE— over Horemans in their 1,300-p ] nor’s dis of T match which er ay, Sch current state problems with i WAKE 0P added to his win of the cst, for they have Indicated L L \\x,’ with a 500 to 1%7 victory in the'c to their usual cnustom, the - ; = e rty's legislative program will be .sed upon its contents, rather th — ng formulated and annou SPECIAL BOWLING MATCH | prior to delivery of the messag Benny Cage was defeated by| The democratic minorities Gregor last night in a special bowl- | the capltol today agreed upon ing match staged at the Commercial, ' whole-hearted support of whatever bis margin of victory in the total 1ccommendations the executive may pinfall being one pin. The totals for make. Advance indications polnted the eleven games rolled during the fo strenuous republican att match were Gregor 1,177 and howaver, to forestall any reason for 125 and his high run c second last 1 His average was | t ntered . ' 1,176, Gregor's highest mark for ich orles this year on the part | night was with Cage hitting 130. of the governor, as already one re- The scores were as foliows: Cage, publican assemblyman has an- | 110, 130, 111, 119, 90, 107, 101, 95, nounced his intention to introduce | 92, 132, 95. Gregor, 101, 108, 111,a tax reduction bill and others are 27, 100, 94, 1032, 104, #& 11K, 109 likely to follow.