New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 22, 1927, Page 9

9 Had Firs NEW CRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTI Big ! Patrol ithfinder | road when any oth r golfer would ‘1 st rounds of a champ 1t Q v ! I while vas Wit ' v i MERI[;A I‘I!{E[‘Y |have used irons. Glenna missed | will be especially tr r ‘in!‘ EIT\ IN s wife last \ three 7 gt \ o Head | Loth shots which resulted in the loss | Pressior playing agains o slow U 1 1 \ owar I | ph 13 Years Ago S o by the S tan 11 of the noles. Glenna's weakness on | player like Horn. & on | " t, the 1 ; 1 2 t 1t K arivgly " 4" not ] | the ns was nerve-wracking, all | one foot .wlx n another and wait- | [ATtST Rfinl“g I’ i y ¢ 1 to arriv t N 1 I i the loss of the Pathfinder ’ 'rl., th with her own game mnot | ing what se ¢ four I U velopments 1 1 1 « ¢ thith & 2 ‘.. g oft-chance hap- te clicking, the breuks against|shots, take patience and A e e and Mr 1g at a 78 | plenty of experience, but I don’t he- courageot | Foreign Woman Probably Win- L‘..',,.':;":nf:[.(;,,l, mone, De La Chaume played i ¢ D, ] mnw golf in her match with Mrs. l“dCt Pr | ner Or GOH Tl[le Highee of Detroit, n she has | S shown in the tournament so far. ! BY MARY K. BROWNE However, the great fighting spirit of | v Rork, iSenty 8T (UB)SS S ThE 71 > 9 v the D golfer and he | ve decided t d toward sim -81140 "AUIN 1ST] Y)Y UO SajuIA)s daa( | ed the French girl to go the full 18 | |sets is being supplemented by stud of the Cressy, s spirit ity ing (Copyright 192 United Press.) : 52 i Garden City, Loles before she won. of other phases ¢ adio. The large . rassing of Gl The next round brings together | number of the techni best bet for the title, the p ser and Simone De La | Sald 0 Have Stl)lel] me who operate radid re ifter havi | of the women's national golf cham- Chaume. This should be the best | made simplicity a n police pionship goine over match of the tournament. 1 am in- SR L VD intary Iy certain. Of the five cause she is just as finished a golfer S S ‘””'l"“'" i) "”] longog 'r‘“""'“" | o 6 ? i": + 1ft the three hest : AR i en Giea | . lana other involved pieces of equip- . el t & | sw Haven 22 (P —Frank 4 (988 T nd Virginia Va \ina and the excellent con- |y {,“ML N ’W o ey ,,‘:,,\i‘ B | ‘1\' ) 4 '*Ul* e *"‘1 C"rKCI y 0 ar Wis e S A ans B T R. Baldwin, k, | . & committee of the National | 1 | compuratively of keen competition in |y N e S o0l green n alists and T cannot pic- | both French and British champlion- | Now Haven cou TWwad arrentan cirical Manufacturers ciation Oty Koennecke's Success Fapeeted ture e the ships. e T T eay chiares of |LSorking out @ plan for (Mo elim- withering pac S Should there chance to be a ‘)t:"vnif\wll u:|”:-f;/~,\,4 5 : 5 ):‘”n“h 0; ination n,‘“.n-. bafiling wave chan- | to Ghe Tong Distance Aviation /vs [l Chaume, dirs Praser Ol e R shone : or bonds of |nel identifications as “meters” and & | X “kilocyeles.”” To 90 ont of 100 radio| NCW Impetus, i zie, who hold or winds, the odds are stiil more in Attorney « | ! o | godisEa) nore. ! £ listeners, these terms mean nothing. i SN C | npionships o , I fuvor of the French girl. She has v Haven Al bl i @) Licut. Ot (vot " | ada and the Unife [battled wind in England, while Mrs. | HBaldwin followed | PORe, Moyt s in reaching 16 (O] 8 1~ lVll g 0 ar | Glenna Collott was beaten by bet- | Fraser is far too frail for such a|presentation to the county commis- | oith TV e i on Il tor zolf but at thie same time she | combat. However, rain or shine, T sioners yesterday of the report of an S i sciea to th red to have all the bad luck of | thing Simone will win and if she jauditing firm which had gone over | (oo L0000 fine to that wave ovances cropping up hole after |does she has climinated her most the s of the county jail from Sit 0P ! Rt n ebeost ofteloom T Sy { absurd. Sneez- | formidable vival. 1, 1919 to May O i 5 6 e v funk The cost of electric ser- electric service improves, i in the gallery, church hells ring- | Maurcen Orcutt, continues he leations totalling $11,-| JN¢ D ol s : . h ) | g ring mittee, r, is for the number e A merics home he St Ot he cons trains passi in a 100 unobstructed way to the semi-finals. 118 Last night it was announced | T 0 e x t vice to American nomes the cost to the consumer | ¢ in front | Her t opponent Marie J at the former purchaser had made | o e s T o el | oy ‘J'.].‘_»l“,‘,yd should he just another “lar restitution of this sum, plus interest Fhoans .\‘lhll I',} 1 : th L ¥ and factories is less today GECTEUSES, ‘ achines | the metropolita a rring |and the cost of the investigation, by L I : - P A s e e e ! iznated simply 95 i Connt Geor than in 1913—in fact, n omen of ac of course. b or “Channe 0. are ig o { these | Miss Orcutt has defeated Miss ints were drawn n; ight by e e abact neial b about 15% less Here is an economic fact | I diabolically for Glenna | Jenney in their three last meeting Pouzzner, to be s wave-band would b L i i 'hic | e e e (31 or oo o HaRiER Palawind owitni| s iy gl e G 18 h which, as every thought- ‘ was about 1o never | Ada MacKenzie, Cay A i Baldin purll i il e : ) g i once for Mre, Fraser. G took | plon, is favored to win from Vir- |three counts of obtaining money un- | L5, e iy c Gl i e I I 211 oo natutadly, bt 3t waa ans | it Van Wie. Al the dope points | er faise pretonses. Tho aticged | SO0 0% S0y hanne Thus the “home electrici ful investor realizes, has i noving. The breaks were all against il ot Lou E e ty dollar” is now worth a distinct bearing on the i an abeolutely sound golfe g s f goo oy er - 5 by making out false |ils canvass of radio stations regard- i 7 . i o the cup, a bettor | more awlward style, T am going to {4UFing 1028 by making out fatse | & S UG, Mot ceting of th with the general “cost-of- by sound and well man- i 1 n since win- [ back Virginia Van Wie, e radio division of the N M. AL to g I . . i . 5 I 1ot o o 1R ave il SencomivésooiloNance Nl eSyusinessiiousea nEeaRy s in Chicago during the latter living dollar,” which is aged electrical public i e 1 gthened lier should be a rainy, windy day. Miss | (2, COUN Siehe i November. [ 2 Z ; ! m the tee, she appes Vantwie Is “Mr. Rain. ol ioaiE e "‘"“'l‘”'{ ¥ i worth around 65 cents. utility companies. | ) an when she was 1 . A great mud ho | S | i istintly long from the tees as | all Canada will mave 1o 20 Tons on Him N DDCTORS I URDEP S This fact illustrates one ~ We constantly offer the " far better iron | come to Miss MacKe s rescue., ‘ But Hc ]-‘ scapes U nhu\'[ U \ transatlantic flight &l i o 15 £ i ; long irons. Time | Mrs. Horn of Chicago is right at| 1, e ¢ of the outstanding securities of such com- i 1=er took an iron | the top of her game, She i e tons of kD $eir l \1 iz s d } 1 } iyed wood. The |uled to give Mrs. Pressler ; Lea. | New Clues Lead Detectlves to New SMI Sake_ demand achievements of the elec- panies, and we s nall wel- i a always has been | nia’s “dark horse” the gate Mrs. : on i of Worcest ot y S . Bt > . - ] e e oy i ploni B ettt D e B voncfanaf cemricann vl tric light and power in- come an opportunity to ! she uses them almost re- [ win this match but it absolutely an a wall collapsd8 at the rear of a mill ents. Kxpeoted Moda 1 7 amely N o Il vor Teins e e nin B Bt AR ehlutsl o et collin @1 Sfamill opments Espected dossy. | o oH OoUSVE dustry, namely, that as tellyoumoreabout them. | 2 u - eanu\g‘ luid 2 cess that she has neglected learning Horn has been playing good golf in jworkmen were exca g for a N. J., Sept il 1one frons. national championships for several | foundation for an exter e in of rume TAN § BLACK SHOES) wo holes proved Glenna’s undo- | vears. 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