New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 1, 1926, Page 9

: - — S S — s e co-ordination on any one man, = = S — = | s p ea k i n g The Bristol Endees will be here YA[E IS UUT F"R CUBAN Pl_..—TGHER REPORTS NMAN WHO KlLLED WIFE N N "l;:;\l’:"?' “‘: fi'”‘ it cmp"d, | "iiriara, Sareh 1 bt po Wednesday pight wad the Quards AND CHILD SENTENCED X, e thas [t takas (0 AL | et iace . ekl ST will have as tough an aggregation on Osca 3 e rain to make o dis. |hea Ince rom the of S por t 8 f|thelr hands as they have had this Sy I Ay o between Doston and Chicago, | World War, Jamos Mosros Halaes season. The Bristol quintet has been Twirler From Ijavana, Latest Ar- | ! taken was porth of jot Epring strest, Glamasburyi-beds tegeteeneses: speeding by evrything in tho state. B A Life For Kentuckian Who Pughed | egheny val. (! 3 l::"*l\‘ “‘l;‘ v]'-rlv m‘n \\‘fifllt' :y The Atlas N o! " rival oston Braves Camp, | , —_— L Pa., ) (hanging in the house in whici " The high school basketball toam, | -0, A A lgr”hn]:vnllmln, ‘.ne. Bllle Te&ll] lsa Y { U d i { P | Them OF 200 Foot Cliff In | . [ then ! river over lived alone. The body was discove AR G O R 6 0 iy '}"hu'.l“"’, S Yel unaelea Boston, March 1 (P=—Oscar Es- | ) ‘Army omcel\s COWP 725 Ml | Kingston. N. Y. and to Boston by |€red last 1'riday by his brother, leaguo champlonship, has a tough | g urday nm\‘ll\‘l-y‘ 'n m:nrv“nr f,‘.m(o(; H trada, outfielder and pitcher trom | Motor Car, | IES vay f ©Willis €, McLean, McLean had R T e A TR in Mms Tms Seasou Havana, Cuba, i8 the latest aspirant | RBeattyville, Ky., March 1 @ —| 1n Fi . e elators made |Deen dead four or five daya when Saturday, will wind up the present “ (ol SN emntly the Boston Draves tralning v o G s They 1 K0 aR1Tar : 5 samo aggregation will be here Wed- e . . it bl ) i n, I8 under life sentence today o e s of gas when | e Y season. e i R G LG lo: " Il‘m‘wn. March ].—lh|‘|,w|',g‘a‘!‘.n]|l'lll" burg, l\in , other new ar- | for the murder of his wifo and onc L IR e hey started CHRISTIAN CHURCH WRECKED essm s the sorles between them and the ard the Intercolleglato Swim- |TIVAI8 are Horble Thomas, Erale of his two children by pushing then: | LR A e Chungking, China, March 1 (P Both games will be played in |Guards. ning association champlonship | Padsett, Kent Kibbie and Oscar {over & 300 foot cliff in an automos | MoM-8toP ht record ¢ Boy of 13 Killed, Ps . Students and - soldiers during aa Hartford. The first wiil be against et which Yalo teams bave captured |Siemer, Dile, | Dayton, ©., and this city has R0T 2 LA ,l al of inti-Christian demonstration today \ the Hartford high school on I'riday | The local quintet wiil have to pull fifteen of the seventeen years sinco| President Bob Quinn of the Dox mite Jury. continued its deliberac | set, but by (hs Datrow 17 Loses Foot Under (ap Vrecked the interior of the American il v0 SR R Re FaRRETEE |t oaathartitii s tuttoleysn kot its cstablishiment fn 1906, Yale's aa|ton Red ox watehed the squad's |tions into Sunday, a ras i et SR e Sl Nl St Adventist church. Many persons i mialaa lrary oAlHatuF ALY Bothl simY)AnRsloti playh ARa (L 1a7ts e yet undefeated swimming team for | workout ot New Orleans and was | in Kentu torney an-| 1 S Ao A U airiick by : wero arrested : gamea are wanted by the local five [hoped that whatever little differen. tHIK asugon oy Yeoul elavon Torathe eNURUMIARN0IEONGEE LCN%) APIORRIGHR | AOUROSHRE it L new trial | SN NS £ ) and Coach Cassidy's men arc out to | ces betwveen the players will be fore firteen dual mects scheduled. Three | Most 6f the Red Box v aro |would be filed today; it this fails an | 821100 L e s A fi Gintleitiey bou Ly lin: e of the four meeta which Yale stlll [now at the training camp with the |appeal would be tak | army o 1 ' ROUR: !x'rw (;-1 ita schieduls are with teams |arrival of Catchers George Dische nlaticlte ein i | mites in five hony i o Danny Fitzpatr! well known | The R nat have been defeated by the blue [off and Alex Gaston, Infielders Duds sented by the prose 180 minutes, and t lesy 1 Dlaya which he plana to introduce to |night at 8 o'elbalt 10 the club rooms | bius £iisSoonaseutineiE ves te ko | Rinnisty Aeganan LRI DI LKS Holmes t0ld of Mavtiand. pla 0 O\ ] e RO e e e e e e e e S sl e s e R [ R e e Bl e R e R Mo coms = \] Langford and Pitcher Paul 1 the road hec st pr the discoverer of the famous “cup” [be present as the troups will anbeas 3 ' UGS A O Commni E lippery so lie got out to adjust his wasg 7 ' Y P i G LG as ] ] ear loped Lt ¢ \ " t : Siay used by Tty 1o 1000 agalnet!|ih o protuilon!iniabeut & WOSK! peemet e ey esniokor | (AW AR STITT A [IEAT) S i he He sald the brakes slipped e a Hese Colgate. He tipped off the Colgate SN eck. Mm;\d:‘o\-'::.w‘a' d 37 world's as his wife was backing the car, and | BBoston air yort Regfdes | 1 T Hokple Canth it tho Feault that th “cun®l] Tha Orloiea Held thelt. meeting |ing intéreélioglale marka A L Idrapned cyeniheinesinicecalling : ) red a skull frae at the Movies play could not be put into use and |Iriday evening instead of Wednes. | Yals : sdepnictilen o i i . o frs. JTolmes and ‘one of the chil- | ) s ~ ¢ Colgate won the game, O Tl s NR;::F "r‘«l‘“-bv\:‘\lm’r“ 5 xmw([‘n“ . P A T (el s TS ! y e f style record of i BeCon« s ‘ 1 FE P Danny 1a & keen student of f aAt s ¥ onteaniib on Ma Tk InFaori| eI Ab YA Lan RS WD Traraeeias | oD Lt enRlcad MRRUIENE: HRURGIEL i s BIARISTITN BAIDY, STIUCKEN to have a : nny I8 a keen student of foot- {eenle and A number of néw players | Capta ) BTk fare Rt 1 1 A Mareh 1 (@ ball and he whl probably assist |will bo added to the roster this year. CAlLn Drenein Dot sginan) Stanal Sl sasue. Tnesrat fwordfoCithiesocel i nas " s Ll pac“uee of « Head Coach Georgo Cagsidy fn the |Billy Darrow has signified his inten- | Boys' club when ho swam the O e ok Mareh L (B==ait wasigiven hysHolmga iapiatmers - tutoring of the New Britain high ftion of playing as have several more. | tance in 52 and 4- Sonde. . 7'hia | Senators mai Fih PEAE e hear Iie pradlton o bl P T e n (ol ona it | mivs Tesuaiamal tolxochouE o DFaoY| Ratoraite Guaimol el i e Sl S S | tordh i eating perly coo J T s pleved out the flaws of loat |tlen at an carly dats so that thoy |was not between colles POt e i e b e ke e ) : vear's team and hopes to be able tojwill be in ip top form when the Tl teaonnl ot it i ntitat 40 4tn | Uiamand “‘Hrrxhwur:«. “‘ s ‘\”“ ey I“‘H'y Jacea under ot THE CANDY MINT WITH THE HOLS - put Cassldy wise 0 that the nest |geason starts | seconds for the 130 yard back | Montreal and either oston or Pitt S B G ] - N\ team will be able to correct all for- —— | s & heldi | resulted in a mi 10 of . ree mer fauts. "I Manager Abe Aronson stated that is held by J. A House, Jr., [bursh will participate in the cham- |(ho jury wers s ac ) : 4 e A S i e & o plonship eerios for the Stanley cup, quittal, o s “‘ : . and R e R L 1 i e R Tho Yal m of oat, (-,:wv‘u\u’njv:‘w\uu’ of e hockey cha- | other d : Anlns bouien who 18 coming Into the sporting [fon why the meeting was postponed | queed by ¢ St LRl il | ( T | TEAVES, EUIERE LN rayio > wor S light at Fordham, is & candidute for |to Friday. This invaslon by Dan | following sl e Lo RIILO I Gl | 5§ vary m 1o i & s sV rhity s bl A C er{Cupid nto the ranks of the Orlolen | jast you: B T o B leading teams MONOXIDE GAS FATAL . i b AL e : ¢ ed the outfield with the Ne {team has necersitated the manage- Minuta and 37 secan 4I|';‘r:'l‘1 r,‘ :' 1”‘” SR e 1 T[) BROOKF]ELD MAN €2 parent high school team, but it a catcher of |ment changing the night of practice e Ay, Bunnet W, Hall, Fx'b5 ING s b Wil o ol ehams ! v o AT as no mean ubility, Tha eandidates |also. Horetofore praclics Bas "”“‘“ 4 B W. Petersor i e o blngsaosoomnincli e hany —_ ‘ or « ive n Sirned. out to peactice in; (e snow |on Wednesday nights, but besettlliyara iracord of 2 Mies Ty e R R R : AR fhoek than § fays the cthec any and CoacH! Jnak Core|cannobiinterruptithe colirssiotioxe: [seconds (Nroncon, Tunnell "hai, | “IHFV"] past few wacks Toston ha Ll < fey thinks prefty well of him. Grip e Petsraon and 1. 8 Causrs 28): i madecs 10 on e or¢ He Was To stand Tria | should make good on the team and| A freak one for “the book™ €| 466 sard record SR e Ll L b Sl New Britain hopes that he will curred Eat over in COl- | 2.5 gaoonds (It T coming from the rick to a virtual — court, | linsyille etwoen the | &oyane ‘” . A C “'}' ©, "6, [tle for third place with Pittsburgh | The other two New Britain boys |local South Ch oserves and {oe ¢ minutes, 41 and O e Tha e orl AT 8 comutnRticn (REDrodkclnAgsE IS Sl weit ia Perdnum L nsville Peluski of 1he | (pron e 18 | of individual stars which held to the | Medieal Examiner Charle H | lly, both got into the fresl | cam had five personal fouls |\, ieth i nats ':‘\“ " ."',”,1 standing for roveral of Warren and members of th ketball lineup the other called on h one after the ! ) o | ‘;‘,'\:‘» ‘.. ~|, \“ 1’ astern ¢ “ although they didn't do much was over, W Ya pylied the Uhighe thlk year by a (o e v‘.‘: el il » ) and follow sounty § i e ave ever vere given an opportunity to show ,shot. FHis fourth oul came wilh |and Tironso Waiy oiher iote la e o i mine Iy 1 s su- il varos in 1ls e, provs \ess than a minute to play, 80 the lworthy marks, incln i fler ol Ja is completed. ¥ e i s egatl P i ST R, R R e et T, S owered t g | anoter man sant .1’;\;:.,- chiste | mers McKechnie Issues Edict AL b ey o, 4 Morey 4 a four r WRE 'at el e 4 N o ot g on a charge in 't o o Ieict stood besidn im, | Va e tourgm which | Against Camp Gambling ing a young girl, was found dead ! SRR ¢ h (o make thall P “1"; Jore| pitisburgh, Mareh | (Pr—Gam. {rom monoxlds gas poisoning in 1 ,’ baskothall v hacked him. The refe o n| ol ok 0 Brgs Bobh Lo Ot meagion 1y S | | Mor th shot on this e riile il ring "\nvi-nu camp_of ording to invest fon by the | fonl, the New Britain boys | ' Yls L upion Pirates. Re. ja in Si o ; o v s \ L e e o terta seceivel hore o a1 palring s stomobil - l\“m?l{ 1?)0.&.}\‘\hgmhel ord Motor Company was formed, have had two exira shots. sines ho {2 3 C i e R piel iy s8¢ when otezeon ¥ isonons or fcars ave been constantly improved in quality, v e [n e i ! i . Wen: |inown that games it only small | Trlor to caning (0 this ewn, Keno ctrl(?:eort.‘cngl\cl'11(;e‘1ue and appearance. Recent im- ‘rom the A i A, | e 15 | amounts jnvalved will b tolerated. | hedy lived i Vare and Tlardwick | r ments include new and attractive body lines—a ) G R o 12, Yale 4 c e, LGOI AT ower center of gravity—closed cars in ¢ P JER R S On the A“eys S e e | TWO TRACK MEETS o Hardwick-Ware town St g ) sed cars in color, and all- in 8 un - co-ordin il s i = ity import A1 el Jorse hroeding shown by the players as they moved e . it = oy . < i ] i : | ROGERS BOWLING ALUEYS 1 comin, v th At Kenne probably | The basic features of Ford desi 4 i N B inly : i SPECIATL MATOR BREAK WORLD RECORDS Lnighigholp Colubiove D Three point motor s 3 S hraheg retaqu. ) A 1S e i X R NetrYork and gl ko to fair officials and oo de.nl'g tl or suspension, planetary transmis- N ) s 3 127 s in Chies overs of harscs in this part of the S 1al ignition sys A o 5 i ters we . R Women Umtrice Shatter Three world olo lstate during the quarter century dis':i S "‘l'tc'm torgue_mm drive, multiple : i S tim 0 Gl AR AR o prlor to the world war. LI n-oil clutch, splash lubrication, thermo-syphon ' e Pl Marks oncluding Day's Pro- seven-event comprtitio o i cooling system—: ave be ’ S o g ! e ) ut comprtiti ¢ system—all have been features of the Ford cz There is bad fr the team | it Oal e L e 9 2 S e Ford car , ers hat s vt | : of Aquatic Carnival, (R SRR A BEING KING TIRESOME | gor eighteen years. On the whole these features cost : 5 e I _;n.m.. Reach, Fla., March 1 (B | L9 i ! ar more to manufacture than conventional design : 1 1o 1 3 | Three women's wor G | b i iori i [ m cven betore the game start- |2 : Hnl FOUR STRIKERE ppp | Davish Prince Says that Ho Much but are used because of their superiority. ! 3 ec I . in the conclud S toe | Passaic, 1., March 1 (P—1our ¥ o Ti. 3 e day's progra 0 7 Would Prefer Being o i < o 1 L o i i K Jay's PFOEFAI O |1yl workrs wore arrested (adny onldibreler BelnpRingiherAamy ‘ The Ford Motor Company has carried out a program | T \ s Il “nturday T e ols . 2 i et they failed to ohey ce or- ving i i i o | ! S S . ;| poots. Licensed " officials checked ety i e leofor Rand AR e Owi Do, | of price reduction that has consistently kept Ford value ! P A T atanT ders not to congregate in front o : = . . A g i il s e ARG hEL Theih ot Gifonmo el nea |5/ T (hmy orst gl il Chicago, March 1 (P—Tiing a | supreme in the automotive industry. This has been | it it on 4 . 8 e e L S od strikers os of A v Denma ¢ porters o Ty i x - A X Dl “ T n rocord, pegotiaing tho UNE ok en parading hack i arival horo for o et I With lesser resources, Ford quality would not be i Ny o owas H ‘ GEDNES. P N i 3 £ mill entr “Wha e ' Y 8 “ ANVW ) P T, T3 % o e S for I antlogintiUGn (Rancee What 1 mean” he said, s | possible at anywhere near Ford prices. | qums | N le sixth week of the strike which that you always have half a dozen | . Tl L L has made about eleven thousand aides following you and trying to | The t N w0 new e e iUy, teet you, 1Us too standurdized. | 'l hlt‘ tremendous demand for Ford closed cars has | o s You belong to the nation, not your- | again made possible substantial price reductions. ; (&30 4 solf. Give me the army | vo mir H A P'rin Ange has three consing | ~ . jile 44 7 ~ > = T e s e e o M FORD MOTOR COMPANY, DETROIT ! 5 1y e i K org of Lngland, King | K gy W Christian of Denmark, King Haakon ,' of No ay A fourth cousin, Con- oy BILLIARD TOURNEY ' e 21 0) runanouE G o Py N/ i i 310 New Pric 49, 3 | 7 1 e : Brifgs es 90 i e Seven of Country's Leading Ama- ond cousin, was one of his { a2k best against the king B B - 2 ) ) tewrs Are Fatered In the Closs : “sf’OR SEDAN € O U P E FORDOR SEDAN i i . very time the Prince of W $ ‘ A 18.2 Championship Play. trics an especially hazardous picce $ — | Philadelphia TR [of horsemanship, and chances to L L mate | fall, everybody in tha world laughs . A A Clan h..ngl:'«“':v‘.m; are s el " ho ‘l\y]\hu‘ a ‘\"\"w'\ when T \Closed car prices include starter and demountable rims ding. = take a spill down in Morocco ice i ; i ‘ fon- y e All Prices f.o0.b. Detroit. ’ Rangers x % "l‘m; ager of Brookly that's the end of it.” ) \ y ol | Nattonal I¢ believ e will lscture here on “Three } seoraesiyes e 7 "V D [ a squad of pitehers equal ta any in rs in the Riff.” Last ni ' Averuges. = r i omeny o WOMAN DIES AT 80 ' 9 . :‘. b ".’ Tonawanda, 1 M ! A CHURCHES CONSOLIDATE el o 28 Fhah lon iy One hunds Miltord, March 1 (®—Member { e P 0 e o m‘ ) grafidehildr Con 1" ¢ : i BRI O stk it alrmyion e i e ‘ W s thasopening othet | larviett Manchester, who died at | church at 1} . 7k i ! . o s are Perey N, ¢ Chica- | pottervi 5 ; at | church a e 5 A. Clinton, Jy 1shurgh, | 8o was 0 ) A \ 5t raup last LY it} A8 gra 3 i3 i ] ) | : o eI you Plan to Spend Over ‘500 B i p Newark, N. J ( e ppets ! Finds effectice ircaiment jor 40r6 1ANSEkY | ¥ 3 ¢ ,‘ ": city d braeh mi r » 5 L/ CIosed cfll’ A i rliv ] N 1 1 | tour t 1 continue |the others five in Potterville and vi 3 {throughout the week ity ox TELLS HOW 10 B ed Sloan’s Lin- ijment for the past five years and found knownathlete," Thav a chimney fire tt hoase it most efiective for soreness caused by vigorous exercisc. 2 g the trolley & parable remedy fot stiff neck 1 ¢ were met with 4 and 2ddressof writergiven onrequest.) r. #now shoes and « 1t is marvelous how ache and stiff- ifts ness in lame muscles yield to the ree and magic of Sloan's. Just a little patted s were from L4 on lightly, and healing new blood t in depth, and i hrough the hurt place. s the men h 1o eet o have cents. Get a bof it on hapd. All druggis AVOID LAMENESS b AFTER EXERCISE | o by Trotcy, Teamana | |Go by Trolley, Team and | —t 1 % & - e Athlete advises asimple method ‘5"0“ th(:(‘h to Fight Fire | ceebing muscles in tri | Brunewick, Me. March 1 (P— of “WT“I‘EIL‘C’; diisi Fire Chief Willlam B. Edwards and Men who put their muscles to the iver Albert Libby, equipped with | strain of hard exercise have leatned a {lifce pony extinguisherd and extra | quick, sure way of taking out palnand | charees ot soda and acid, traveled tiffness, ven and one-half miles by trolley | e f e team and on snow Khocs yes- Inmy ttaining worl s R Then began a half )t several ut and | ! | ing to | t - liorge vele to NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, MARCH 1, 1926 SALESMAN SAM Dopauy ™' bay THE BIG ORWE St (Wence TUE FIND SAM AND WIS QANG oF [SALESMEN DOWN AT His Country Cousin, Perhaps THAT OLD GUY LOBKS LIAE A GURE cuafc»«sa BEAT (T OUBR. AND FIND 00T WHAT HIS NAME \S, RASTUS, AND THEN T'LL SHOW NOU BOMS HOW B SELL REAL ESTATE ! YES-T TR MATOH-HE! i WK TUE GOTR RE,HOLD MU HAT 1L00 1SN MR ) ("SAG Yo0- S | TRASS EVERVTHING | NAME K\F«" W;nfiz 1 | SqE- o