New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 22, 1927, Page 17

I R | | NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, SEI'iEMBER 29 1927, {inside of six rounds.” George Cochrane salesman) “Dempsey )lhlnk : City Items l " Prey of Progress | Weddings | will win, S ey Gene vs. Jack as (adve rll»mgl 1 i = Buck Shad 3 McKnerney's Local Fans See It |'..com, 5 awames comer | B S0, e, ek mes Oealer)sTve got T 9400 thatUanyn | oo el ol demtatte | ROSENSWEIG—] | Tunney wins the fight. AN jclty of the birth of a daughter yes- | Rev. William H. Alderson (Meth- | . The wedding of Miss Helen Fagan, g 5 [ 2 Alde Metli- | torday to Mr. and Mrs rge Hil- : = ; (Continued from First Page) jodist minister) “If the Philadelphia ' genrandt of San Francisco, Cal oo er of Mrs. La e Fagan o = fight was on the level, Tunney will merly of this city { High strect and Clarence G Edward P. MecAloon (transfer knock out Dempsey in five rounds.” s o Rosenswelg, son of Mr r Buck Shad 30c. McKnerney's | : agent)—*T e the greatest confi- | “Ted” MeDonough (income tax Bl NeY's | Joseph Rtosensweig of I dence in Dempsey. He's going 0 'specialist) “Tunney looks smart to FiSn Market. Arc t—advt. took place this morning at win.” ‘me. 1 think he'll win. | vali Review, No. 9, Women's | rectory, It Thomas [ David L. Dunn (lawyer and foot- | ard Zeigler (Clerk in Brid- | Benefit association, will hold a corn | ci T 1 coach)—"Dempsey is my favor- 4 E°tt's Smoke Shop) Dempsey by a | roast Satu rnoon at omp- | Miss Mary r of t » ke ¢ Tknockout.” son's vi Members | bride, was 1 and Henry dward J. Dailey (football pro-| J0¢ Ryan (Former Boxer)— (and friends who are planning to at- | | of t brid moter)— looks to me | Tun- Dempsey was lucky to beat Shar-!tend will meet at Ce park at, groomn st man ney.” ey, Tunney will left hand Demp- | 2 o'clock i (Live ' Jack Walsh (merchant)—Demp- | SOV to death.” | Harry P has sold his | Alvet with hat 1o sey will whip Tunney.” Francis X. Carpenter (Retired)—— | property at the corner of West Main |1 L houquet of Pe Walter Merhiing (telephone me- | “Tunney is the winner.” trest and Corbir enue, consisting bridesmaid r hanic)—=T¢ T knew who was going Professor Audrew Gilson (Violin oty et il o win, I'd ciean up a few millions.” "I will fat my fiddle if Demp- Orville F. Parker (police commis- | 5% 10 "n‘;'[l; e e o ‘\" “ioner and L5 b aite o | v 1 Mr “I think Tunpey will v 4\:' me, but T think Dempsey will 5 bhut eve the f s i i is e ! e T | Fred Joyee (Waiter)—<"Demp e i o i i g [indshersord e ¢ America, “will hold Re Co. Adolph Carlson (president Y "‘;“"‘""" Star)— | 2" corn roast e North End pa employed as liritain iteal Extate Board)—"1 like . 2P ‘_“k"lfi;:"; his heavyweight S IR T Bosta i PR B h‘ (architect)—v | Nom Begley (Spring & Buckley | giclock. ' Each member is requested | HALLLRAN—STODDARD know where there's ten dollars on f“:r ball Manager)—“Tunney will }(o cup, knife, fork ar nE of Miss ) i 1hem pse - : i £poor wghter o E 3 3 Sol Leventhal (advertising expert) jur” dount that Tunney will be aple| M A. Pinkus has returned rom | e iy i s s a patriotl I'm pulling for Dempsey, but afyo 2" (00 K trip to New York. Philadelphia | yjunt ™" 0 i New Y R o o o e Tonneg Sl pernimerary r Mich = ,’“ I S 1 D o L M i ; e rnice i o 4 : ‘Dempsey is ‘my choice. | labiares S I, W, Mooler’ (sporting goads | = Tn L ARG SR A T e el 1 b ey ey It Ly unney did it " befors, Tl \quq not be surprised to oo the| 1“, et ane e why he can't doit again.n g n e T S eelt B draw ¥ fouss el s je b reile scoolid sl oon Hnion Sw il Sset Fayt |iere la st bt SRS [ S e str A I don’t thing there’s any pia to choose between them.” Niver 2 “"'" e Warloek 2 s doubt t q\' Tunney ‘\\\]1 win.” | Albert A, Greenbers (awver): :‘f‘, HL : iss Kuth 3, ’\ roski « o | Jo M. M .um.ny (electrical |, v oo caretul disgnosis of the ljvnl“n r” hay ; marring e e | K'LLS [ARGE SNAKE inspector) —tDempsey is sure 10 gjpuation T am ready to say its all PiPntions at the office of the town inley Dunn and Dr. Charles | o B I Dempsey S i 1l of New Hay e h wdiator dealer)— Ll Applicants for places on e roll of New Haven e e S S e T oo vl Crea st ol TGS B : - ling hreakfast was serve Belden Street Resident Has Piteh- npsey will win | rmumerary police ree will b L ) 3 oy | “Dempsey will win. e e et following t William R. Fenn (plumber)—“I: (e “o iuaent s discipline commit- fork Taken Away by Reptile, vouldn't be surpriged it Dempsey [ o P st tee of the police board this evening ¢ Sy At ”"‘nl“:::‘ym“(“l‘{’:r“kw_fl pro- | Tie commitize will report s find- PP ISON WRITES WELD | Mother o Family of 0. Bob Hackeft (foreman truck drl- o ilio.0. “Rickard will win without | 59 o the board lat Commis b ver)—“The fellows who are betting | 4001 |Elan e and Q. I ) ON MMN ST WIDENING 5 ) & on Tunncy will change their minds = 010 sndrows. Jr. (student) !. Ker are on the discipline rfim-" . 2 1 wrig aiter tonight "Dempsey will take it with a knock-| ' 1, " R. C el —— R Seon Harald ApuntzRRGrinn e Sy oD foutas st rr e 'nd”: ~ap & Chamber of Commerce Secretary % e RIf jenancy SUPSIe e S0t phil Rossen (sludan)s fhempeey s oot IR S R & e 1 some money that says Dempsey Will f iy win easily Chin] ‘,u“i“]lv'rm'wm g Writes on Behalf of Mercantile ! win | Ceril Laddy: “Dempsey PR A | ! " Patrick Meshan - Burcan Asking Survey them Igoe and I can pick ht pretty evenly at times 5 “nlno ’1")4\1"1"-:;‘!’\})‘ errans pusiim) \ ; ! at times it will look easy first [ 550, sracinerny (student) o SR . or one and then for the other. I|p oy throughil’ « |rostusn st g W 0 look for a draw N ATt e it R e i o “ o § Patrolman Anthony Walinezus— oy rstenin Drosaintesh : dofin ork ¢ h inds e e i broker—"Demp- ! 15cation would be use braneh | Main sty Benjamin Myerson (storekeeper) hiose ¥ i 18 a branch i Tunney conld beat Dempsey with | David T. Nair—*T saig |Store and would ren one hand tied behind hin y would win in July and I Oliver I. Davis (realtor) = J ; , Tunney will knock Jack Dempses’s P e L LB R I « s 3 S | ECiemeetiver i o e Wall Street Briefs £ Dempsey's fn any kind of Attorney Alfred LeWitt—"Demp- |ciape. he should win, man of 41 Trinity strect sev 100ks good to me. ' | Ernest W. Mildrum (Berlin bank |0 the Womens coll: IO g Detective Sergeant Georga C. El- | fficial)——*1 belicye Tunney will | Miversity, Provldence T ! directors Miscon- lin “Lexpeet Dempsey to win” i | ~ - filiasGhnm n o has e W vens, (representa- | (tqriyle Barrett (theater DU Hd lend of Berlin)—“I'm a Dempsey man. I'ney a good go. I believe | dfsor sarn- think he's going to stage a come- |izond condition.” | - ar baek." | Guion Fiteh (clothier) BE HEARI] MUNI]AY i work cannot o Everett Cole, (Berlin storc pro- |will knock Dempsey in the sev Ly priteor) —“Dempsey. Knockout in | round.” the sixth or seventh.” Lindsay Muir (Parker P George B. Ashley, (clothing store [“Tex I 4 will win.” (Continued From Tirst Pag.) e 4 proprictor) think Tunncy will | John Wolff (salesman)— e 0 . 0 ) thai y i sl get the flght. Tavorltes haven't . sev.” F Pagano, Domenico Buff AT i i i been making eut so well lately. I Macey Horwitz (clerk)—“Th #sco Antonio tano a1 ‘h‘l\ r‘ u” i ! ‘;‘H .00 - L. W. Vogel (publicity agent=—"If no question. Dempsey will win. Pictrantonio, Salvatore Romeo ; 3 i | | estate) — | L. W. Vogel (publicity agent)—"If | Sam Waskowitz (real : il Rt S o culons.” “What do T know ahout fights?" LI CLAETEE Sl R e BIGE”\W W”:L ADDRESS Batill Glans) | (Kendington ato Aitorney Edward A. Mag—"1 hope |torio Barretta, Carmelo s = proprietor)—“Dempsey will wi Tunney win: Enrico Lepore, Francusco Napoli Virsinlo Ca. | present status of 11 - | renchida, Joseph Alesandro DiCarlo, Anna Zundie Finkelstein ctor)—*“Dempsey will be e Sth round.” |¢ think | {prop: ished up E. L. Pond, Newington— 1t will be Dempsey.” William Regan, (print_shop [tano, Giuscppe Leche, fin- [valieri, Girolamo valiori, tountain (Soda FAGLES ARIE TONIGHT : manager)—-Dempscy will knock | Constable John . Recor—*I am |Cimadom, Roberto De Martinis, KINGS ST FOR S700. Past President of Staie of Washing- out Tunney before the sixth round.” {convineed that Dempsey will get pe 1 na, Giuseppe Randli, e Qo YILE Mala ton Comes 10 New By Lucian Stevens, (real estate and |licked esco Var: Frank Varkas- carh, was struck by 1 tnsurance)—"As long as it's a rip | Dwight B. Latham (radio enter- Arcangelo Bergagnin, Colo- | Ak s aomObile, palite (o) Speak on Order's Aceg roaring fight, I don't car: who [tainer) think Tunney will ‘get Angelo Raffacle, Orasio Am- §shas Boen b * wins.” lis’ before the Sth round. i John Rogers Bernabueei, | lo of this city v Constable Fred Winkle—"If an) Attorney William M. Greenstein | Carmelo Mangis Vor 2Ealnab o 2 A onc comes along, T'll bet on Demp- (ussistant prosccuting attorney)—"It{ Luigi Giovanni Giovanr TISSEhe Dl na will o will be Dempsey’s fight.” {Palmese, Angelo Grasso, Sebastiano ! was parked on Map Il st Constable Frank Clynes—“It will [ ¥mil J. Danberg (clerk of cou Chiarenza, Paolo DiMauro, Antonio |!l2riford. on Ay , and that low - be Tunney's fight.” —*Tunney will win, won't he? I|ria Tnnocenzo Rossitto, Anna Stel. tefendani’s car e t el end o Norman Danberg, (student) don’t - |1a, Raffaele Remerzi, Michael Geor- | FN1EY S b e think that Dempsey will win and Plainville Opinions lgas m——e = ' fit o it . l:: .»‘,y‘” - that the fans will get their money's | A ) leau (secretary of y UNDERGOES OPERATION [ 11 e o parulin] worth.” state xamining commis- ustavus V.. king of Sweden—| Oakland, ¢ bt (Pr—Helen ns of the Tuniey-Dempsey Sam Geduldig, (cigar store man- sion) funney by points in 10 tegina Cornelia Swanson, Emil | Jacobs, hold of t : California | LS 'l s ager) “Dempsey will win on a foul rounds.” n Johanson, Carl George Hasselmark. | women's state fennis champio Neh williba e i L {ai fhie AE6R Fovmd. John Valentine (barber)—"Demp- he state of Russia—Kosma Du- |and former national junior cha sey by a knockout.” | bowsky, Samuel Kirschnit, Samucl|pion. was operated on for app Danny Fitzpatrick, (public works toreman) “Whether the fight goes the limit or whether it Is over in five rounds, Dempsey will be the winner. The public demands a knockout and | T believe the two millionaires will be fney will be luck " [than five rounds. accommodating.' i o e ohn T Suliivan (musician) “I| Nathan Alpert (salesman)—"“Tun- ihink the Deating Dempsey will give |ney if the odds are big enough.” Charles Meyerswitz (former spar- ring partner of Louis (Kid) Kap-| Haakon VI king of Norway-— n)—"Nothing to it but Demps: Arcid Steel Thorwaldsen. Michael Levine (butcher)—"Tun-| T present sovereignty in Syria | | condition imu operation citis today. Ter ately afte tr | ported as sa Aaron Cohen. LEAVES FINANCE BOARD — Predevick A actor TAX CUT IN ¥ Ma ¢ if" he lasts more anon—Joseph Adajian e United Kingdom of Great | and Treland Dominions beth Rarnes Parkin, Ellen Dug by AL M Paonessa, (I'p)— tax-rate has been cut in on 1000, by Towe, This town to Sept s Residence o Penn. use of the | Tunney will have no equal In his-| Sam Castle (stationery merchant) . Agnes Miller, Nora Forde, Vio- qoubling of property valu 1 rick A | Dempse abeth McDowell, lin the year. | her of the s J. Feency, (police ser-| James BE. Usher (postmaster) — Pahlevit h of Persia— S | and taxation wing taken up his ) Tunne® is over-rated. Demp- | “T am sticking by the marines. Tun- | John Mooshy. S 1 Eshia Merza, | hah i tongBar e Bay B¢ will give him an awful heating.” | ney in 10 rounds.” | George sargis, ho Abraham, | =l demornif, wis appointed to George A. Quigley (former mayor) ; John J. Kimmel (first selectman) | David Lazar. i || the Doara in 1 by AL M. Paonessa, el 2 : -“Tunney is too clever, he’ll Win | he German Reich—Maria Eliza- | Iit » was then mayor. In 1920 and “I hope Dempsey wins, and I think |- fney d unerals i 2 e e he will win.” |the fight . Sk ; beth Dicl Sarkesian. i | l' 13 e L P. C. Dridgett (sports expert) | James J. Murphy (former o\\lvv T The government of Hungary—Lil- — d! : E E o i o e t Connecticut | i, q 2 alter. 501 10 ‘Dempscy will knock ou his op- [0f the New “u”":m St Han Dilnolpiuiyeschlal o - Mrs. Rose Dalton e e league baseba am)-— ¥ he republic of Austria—Adolph| MO SECTION e " William Fallon (caterer) |Will win » 5 | Sixt, Michael Bdward Feigenbaum. |, cH0E SR | oe street. o zold pempsey will take him in the! M. Sasck (bullding contractor)—| S oa el il SR crtisetus splf i e |“IUs too bad fhose boys have to| STATE TRADE SCHOOL GROWs [ st il corge M. Cassidy (high school fiEht like that” | The enrollment of students at the | 1 O S Aoty hempsey, hecause of | L Birnbaum (dry goods merchant) state trade school for night sessions A e | : ",w rior physical condition, will | “Dempsey will lick him.” has reached almost 400 during the ! 7 v ! S e samotime he{ween the | John Guiden (pool room proprie- pat three nights and is expected to| T | REHS e i e lior) “Dempsey will put it all OVr jass the 500 mark by the end of | . LA amdn e s o0 <ixth and el 0 . [ k. " ere | ¢ : "Leonard R. Nixon (high school [him 5 ~Inext week. This means that ther e Al e ther and basketball officlal) | Steven Bugiel (clerk) “Tunney il |will be a waiting list almost as| 28 9f &1 IR S0 Sreet Tor AL A : lei rounds.” large as the active list, sinee all | ) ey “Dempse knock his opponent cight round 1 4 e after living in that place "‘Y ’i‘;"”(“_ “'f,l:l”)"‘|.4:,]“d R Stanley Smith (real estate dealer) |over 300 must be put on the for- past 45 years, will take place at | ou > eig . o i St ic ‘University | “Dempsey by a kayo. Imer list. e b Jack Conlin (Catholic ‘University : : At i . team) “Tunney will be the| Mike Sullivan (fire department | | e s . AT i 0% DB H foreman) “Tunney s as E00d as| CANNOT GET COMMISSION () hi e unos: - " 3 A decision for the defendant has | o g ] o i sdd ' Bri Catholic Univer- |licked right now. , ) £ . BASEa g'clock. Rev. A. 1% Gilinan, pastor - sit ']flfmgumrlnrann)("D-»nmsnv has a Harry Turner (newspaper corr!\s-. been rendered by Judge Malloy of | il ofiiciate 1o will | sted \,\“ fignting heart and everything to ! pondent) “Tunney will be like my|the court of common pleas in the|Roy. H W Voight of the Emmanucl | "’"’1“{”\"5 e | cats, dead, after Dempsey is through action of 1. W. Camp and Mever | Lutheran church of New Tlavon a | " Wiltiam J. Farley (deputy boxing | with him.” s Zinman s uinst Mrs. Airml‘mm h\mK former pastor of the church Burial | st i oy es J. Graham (assistant post-|‘The plaiftifis sued to collect a real fywill be in Hillside cometery, Torry- commissioner) “1 think Tunney will | James J I think.” will be in Hillside cor rerry- | ata commission 6 $150 for the ale of property on Winthrop street Angela M. Laca’ and Margaret W. Perkins represented the plaintiffs and Donald Gaffney represented the| aster) “Tunney will win, be the winner. | master 1 - James H. Curtin (undertaker) "]& Tommy Matteo (baseball star) don't think Mr. Tunney will answer | pick Dempsey. the call for the ninth round. If hei Joscph Neri (merchant) “Demp- P e limit he sey will knock him out.” ‘I‘",',",,;";’N':,‘fil;":i‘n',?” e s ity (nwrc‘}(l:m'\ defendant. i Jufle h A Hafie je i o S s k hi 3 sser IS Bt o MG e T e e GERMAN SWIMMER RETURNS V 3 4 sey \ @ then olive i g GF A 3 < e "hzn;‘h"kmdmm & m“‘ InJohn Glacken (theater manager) | New York. Sept. 22 (P —Ernst ONDERTAKER \ e “Youns. (vaudeville per-! “Dempsey will give him a good lac- | Vierkoetter, German swimmer, who U ENTA NS Opposite St. Mary'sChareh, became the champion of the worll f ¢) “Dempsey some time be-!ipg." ‘ Al Resl 7 8 . —162: | o) e Tivet” and the tenth | " Caesar Nerl (merchant) “Tunney lat the competition at Toronto Au- ERceivG unmer Gt | ound.” Wil win.” pust 31, when he won a pur i " borge Scheyd, (clerk) “Tunney, | = $30,000, holding the field against TENDERI i) BACHELOR DINNER | 280 other entrants, sailed today on REDUCTIONS ong as the fight lasts.” as i 2 . Vineent O'Dell, (clerk) “Dempsey | A stag party was tendered Joel the liner Westphalia for Germany. | 5 e ct U PR B L= L within five rounds.” !Frosen last evening at Thurc Beng-| e will remain in Germany {oriird Batls. Speciab prices on Wooden | Mrs. Gunhild Tiberg of Cleveland Donald Caufield (automobile ston’s summer home at Lake Poco- weeks and then return to the [ Bird Houses! )., Is shown here with a bhand- s1'coman) “Everybody seems to fa- topaug by friends, in honor of his United States to swim in a coniest BOLLERER,S carved Swedish jub that dates back . cy. but T'wm for Tunney.” approaching marriage to Miss Flor-!at Tampa. F to 1800, and in which brer or "svag- 5 O'Brien, (automobile ence Rosenwall of 62, Monroe street, | e POSY SHOP dricka’ ved in Sweden. Tt ix & vem) “Dempaey—casy” |Hartford. The ceremony will takrlm-:An HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS| g1 twet sain St Prof. Bldg., Tel. asg | Part of a large colloction Mr Wolt (student) “Dempsey 'place Saturday. FOR YOUR WANTS The Telegraph EKlorist of New Britain Tiberg brought to America. T e S A O T e P B BN A S S N e e Parsons, Appointed in . | the 10th, 27th, $1st, 3 | PRICES AFFECTED - INSELLING WAVE, U. §. 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Whi : i nsfer would bhe on vetive bout October 1 and would Today in. naturalization court followed mediately by a de- " ! Alfred . Baldwin presiding. |eroas about five men in the lo- [Gertrude M. MeCormack, wife of cal personnel. Much of the local 4 James MeCormack, was admitted 10 work would he transferred to the 3 ¢ !United States citizenship. She is a | Boston office, he said ative of Ireland. Ju dismissed fhe Jlowever, /READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS appli Helen Wills—Always a Star . Woolworth LOCAL STOCKS 185 | (Furnished by Putnam & Co.) 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Sept. 22 (P For the first time in half a century, ving veterans of five Civil War regiments today m I'to ranks thinned by oned in t the holding independent meeting !l came together to the number —NEA Service, New York Bureau Even at the International Polo Matches at Meadow Brook, Long o and aban- r1 Island, Helen Wills, although out of her sporting element, o “istarred in the fashion promenade in the paddock between the e aands reprosented were NaIVes. With her here is Frank Hitchcock, brother of Thomas SIS Sefmands Feur ;1,”;“”,1 ‘g:\: Hitcheock, Jr,, whose playing featured the matches. Observe, the joint please, Helen'i get-up—particularly that parasol! ) ! Massachusetts regiments, »