New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 26, 1926, Page 13

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, JUNE 26, 1926. CINGINNATI SETS ~ 2ut UP GREAT RECORD Leading League in Batting Fielding . ious 1 Win and| Shicazo, away in u the start nati R ging club, ason, hardly rega in a week whic filding the senior circ Five of the ting in the dricks first ten hitters gh otl ord two hundre s three play in ti rk to tied run total Some sign to th ificance fact that club the Cardi the most runs to da tional clubs, have als est number ed Cards rankin ment with 86 have othe bats hy tehir 221 walks bri ghown b, rwise In m sl only whose not r field rop in t men the age the finished majors year wi of world char ri s Individual Batters, Kiki Cuyler leads the batting with an 15 still show al bases. a g both 1 He has drawing away gins Smith Hornsby Babe in his record-breaking 1921 but is leadin ish over has to Ruth dash op vell ou hitter in majo the eleventh week of son with 23 circuit drives, had average 2 ing was not s owever of W SM00 a tie the 1 of up mo at Also team except more Are and Detroit Meusel of the Yan crease his total linquishir the ma to Cuyler in the other of tl ators, H cago and Mostil of tk are pressing Meusel for the American. Having ad start, Lee Me finished eight victorics a Lyons, pifchir other league, he fect record but twice as many dozen and losing Pennock of the 11-4 records so American pitche Cardinals has number of vic the first eleven markable record 11 and but one lost in the Leading Hitters ng Dhitters in tional games Bressler Traynor of Pit man, Brooklyn Pittsburgh 45; 344; Christensen Brown, Boston, burgh, ; Walk or's the tories we of eks wi I more g2 Heilm cago Me New 360 e 344 1gel, N York, s of ( York Constantinople Growing \\ Tri ue Moslem Center P » - tution, Turks five p! remaind Arm nd garia nians banians s Serbi Similarly, more 400 stud college Turkis! Turkish lan other In addition structors, both colle to employ a Turkish ployes. on the to specifi PLOTTING IN PORTUGAL Paris, June 26 (P—A Ha patch from Lisbon says tl the Portuguese capital have ed several political persc ing Colonel Helder Ribiero : tana Junior, who ministers of war ntos cabinet Webruary, 1925, Manifestos were ainst the present political a Pestugal. wer nd fin which ituation Sing!: RETIREMENT | resignation was without loundauanl oo DISPUTES RIGHT T0 o USEOVERSEAS CAP All-Around Championship \HV -Handed Gives His Club Iy Army Flier Arrested hut Re- leased by Phila. Police Winaing Points, m%‘s u'mism ARE CHECKED UP fo Have ofed Thousands Halle{l Licenses Inspe 0 IS Married = o ton the hiteets Needad for Government Buildings Ju » \ drive Corn Belt Committee to Be Called l(w"lhu'_ Now an House Has \n \ll Night Session In a ba POLICE BLOTTER BAND CONCE RT PROGRAM N DiFironzo: nof V.J Part 1 TIINNIS GAMES Way to Heaven UNCERTAIN | i - | 'WITHDRAWN FROM COURT | of Joseph Jacobs Smith and Joseph Ja- | Antonio Sidoti have | Mary d ni-officia art 1pon R us represer the th i | p torney Alfred represented Mr. Sidoti Wheeler Ordered to LeWitt | ¢ lof the.Chamber of Commerce. 'HISS MILKOWITZ T0 WED HARTFORD HAN TOMORROW | School Teacher Becomes Bride of Benjamin J. Hurwit, With Rabbi Silverman Officiating. ant in bi Morris Silverma ttired in trimn 1 carry turn will WoULD DIVERT TRAFFIC THROUGH NEW BRITAIN . Hotel Official ~ Recommends 100 | Road Signs Pointing Way to Hardware City shoul pos peop more guid to J. r president of corporation and of t United which the ways, 1, form s corpora is organization, 1 Mrs, Damon el last night In this : his trip to who made inaugu- drove discussi said to the hotel tonbury Wett New to king wi to o nd to Mid back took more th re from Glaston- ing misdirected, commended to Ma Morgan that he im- ) signs poin n and have th picuous lius of 50 miles of got em i Babe Ruth in Jall But Only a June 26 (®) loesn r has will as (-uest, Babe Ruth m to go| ve his | King, a guest Weather ((mdltmns for | New Haven and Vicinity | New Haven, June 26 W s for New Haven and vi Partly 18 ather cloudy to which was igan ¥ ay |y sing out is ca distur Mi Th over £ lo srtion owers in Lake Region ¢ It is followed by re which is producing weather from the Rocky eastward to Ohio. litions favor v showers followed by fair and sligh Iy cooler. an ar t Mount fapen this Wey n\uuth Eng., * cndc Gireetings to Mass. Town | W Eng., June 26 (#—T i | ymouth ants of this city gave a rous- joff today 1 by Mayor Councillor Percy to a deputation wde | Noiseless Blowout pro with | ' day and William | freta jor Willlam L. farmer who saw t th plane three times he DIN WILL RE-FCHO SCREAM OF EAGLE 130th Anniversary of Independ- ence to Be Observed the in the recogni- An nities throughout tes will par t 0 give in the ringing of ren is great event ric WELD, New Britui DROPS OUT OF SIGHT At Oil Well GARDNER E. “Mayor Pre- cipitates Glant Derrick Into Forty Feet In Dinmeter. to drop f | forty |today |men’ say y filled with O blowout of d on record hurry deluge ir lives. Th er prod vway to escape th ude Ably saved the e well s within 100 feet of o Officers of Old and Modern Seventh Cavalry As Well As Indians In Final Ceremony. Indiar of in honoring th To ritual fleld ceremony o semi-centannial he battle of the Little which Cugter and his ommand were conc comme Bi our surviving officers of seventh, Farmer Tells of Heroism Of West Point Cadet June 26 (A—Cadet Poir West Point who was burned to death 1 an airpl wreck n died attempt Moose, New Yor seni who was in plane with him. he story of Point to Ma Stan 1 corps by crash He ) and tha to r old James vesterday of the gaid o cadet was th when it scne Major Moose from I his near that arrying a num gifts, including a silver mus- | used by George III, a silk and an autographed portrait ras Hardy who is sending a | to the American nation. tard pot banner Bring Back Records | \shington, June 26 (P—Wayne Wheel general counsel of the i-Saloon 1 zue, was directed to- nate campaign funds to produce books of the for a perior as far back as | by the mittec NEW SIGN Al cling sales men are congrat Chamber of Commerce upon its new |1 oad sign recently placed on the municipal sign board at Stanley and n streets. The sign contains but sente which in itself points 'ROVED. advertis- | ¢ 1 and Hlating n Alle nee, st amount of information ew Britain, Center of Con- necticut. Fifth eity in size.” The center of Connecticut 1striously according to A v reads means | T as geographi crotary Gould nd as well ally gain in new ince same months « | was $527,627 creased $150,459 wera | terday, without the | h M. It | o bottle through Attorney against t works of Newport action is returnable in the city court third time he 4 body was of the The burne major. SHOWS GAIN 26 (P—A substa me for May o last year Maine rai Tne compared Operating reve rat & M. June B Boston, ntial r the May 5y the Boston and . tement today. ne f in 182 nues ng expe $177,278 less, duc in account met lar to ange ALIMONY SETTLED In New Haven su settleme i Mr. and Max Tres a hearing on the appli latter for ulimony per divorce actlon she Attorney Will nts Mr. Tresky etween ky of the aring of yrought recently ireenstein represe am OPENERS SUES FOR BOTTLE Alleging non-paymer ount of $377.15 for shipments of openers, the Unlon Mfg. Co., Donald Gaffney, ion for %400 Cola Bottling News. Va. The e has brought an Coca *STEAWIR LAUNCHED sent Into Philadelphia Water Today in Presence of Goy ernment Officials fRElOHT TRAIN -~ WRECKS EXPRESS Pit rl Hart o e ed ru v to cor ngston a am pas 1 Ken- eyond York descrihe to about p quiet v i two ot ind seve New Yorl Tartford train R. I, early ! List of the Dead re W. J Hathaway oviden ow of cked whe about half mi w Hav one of wl emaine cers Slightly Injured tal at Provi- c men were feet oiler was forty but the frame of remained on the teen and under the engine Lt e e oiorn boiler. The rail Clamping on carned. the and block t rgency brakes ts to bu rrafn Was Crowded New Have n . sumn ilroad said irt compan Iy no delay of other | the wreck, as they | by way of tinfie Providence, Putnam and Report From Providenc which main car 1 bec own ac the freight train had the Cape Codder, a iin from New York Mass., wreck- two miles south Kingston, ar Kenyon, shertly after 4 o'clock norning. A wrecking crew and a ralist train doct: and nurses was being y to Hyannis was send Moior Ambulance, Frain Well Filled nn.n\ Sealded South Farms Youngster Hddh lnjure(l h\ Iriver was not PARTY held 1|m|u'\\ party was it 20 Lenox p Mr. Crowe sterday Hart( ernoon ears old y ord hed from this city at 5 o'clock Auto | HERE'S HEWS FOR YEGGS, BANKERS' AIM IS GOOD Bull's-eye on Police Range Peppered During Practice— By Marksni Rivalry Between Institutions, robbers drop in on New working hours some straight 1 officials, it was revolver range rs is patronized employes, some o plug the bull's- gularity. e banks is de- to the employes. en to arrange ts to settle the friendly to improve the ncounter acy in Iso PRAISES CONN. ROADS Chief Noble Says They Are Better Than Highways In Massachusetts and New Hampshire, class those of ngland etates, ac- liam J. Noble of who, with Mrs. roads in " Massachusetts with those in ports, members parison and the ¢ this - Movies, Ph(mogmph and Radio on Big Air Liners sarlin, June 26 (P—Passengers on « rs of the German on some plans phonograph ersion of air trav- able to pick up a receiver and, de- e 120-horse- any tele- ge city of in ich vill soon be or experiments 5 two of the and landing flelds ved successful. The pllot r Stockholm, Sweden, in ilked with Temple- for five minutes. orm t { . il | At 94 Makes Daily Trip to Business 1, Mass., J 26 UP—AL- who travels dafly 2 here to his of- d on his 94th concerned as if ry younger. is one of member in the alf a o clieves e not the t Masonic fraternity » has been a mem- lodge in Boston Topfield's oldest ars has taken an st in town affairs. attending to daily busi- nopogenarian finds time to wcious flower garden. hob High Water Mark Is Reached in Germany June 3 ——Reports from rts of nany received indicated that the 1ark has been reached lual recession may be He nd for ye is ntere oday Berlin to Bres- n to Breslau has stop- and steamers are un- nder the bridges. n Berlin and Ham- is continuing r great dif- from pass 1 C mmmh Suicide on Day Bctme Marriage Date eld, Mass, June 26 (P-— Lee, who was n i tomorrow to Von ien at Sau- . committed suiclde by garage of rown, in Ge Nora Lee Beach (left) and her sister, Daisy (right), paid $40 for a flivver in New York last fall and set out to see the country. To date they have passed through 42 states A snapped as they stopped in Canton, O. Nora is 19, Daisy is 18. This picture was