New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 21, 1927, Page 3

HONORS IN DOUBT E A SEASON ENDS Yale Recognized as Eastern I Champion by Harvand Victory Although the football campaign | is drawing its last gasp, distribution of the season’s honors among col- ge elevens in sectional strife goes over the final whistle in most of the conference competition. Illinois of Western Conference alone has been lofinitely installed as a standard senrer, sectional situation <hapes out follows Fast—Yale strengthened a claim or recognitiop to a mythical castern shampionship by conquering Har- rd. The Bull Dog's only setback as at the hands of an intersection- al foe, Georgia. Washington & Jef- ferson and Pittsburgh figure as the losest competitors with an unde- ed record and one tie between themselves. Yale's schedule is fin- ish but other elevens play November 24 Western Conference closed Western Conferen with five straight victorl defeats, Ohio State falling as ietim. Minnesota also was unde- ted with three triumphs and & tie with Tndiana. Missourl Valley Conference—M souri and Neb - tied championship with four triumphs wnd one reversal apiece. Nebraska closed campaign with decision over s Aggics while Missouri missed . to clinch title by losing to Missouri may take the ban- a victory over Oklahoma on Thanksgiving day. Southern Conference — Georg continues with six conference victof andefeated and untied with Mer- as the last vietim. North Caro- Tenne: Tlinois ska teams. Southwestern Conferenc as , with three victories and no ks, leaders in their territory, e Texas university Thanksgiving ay while Southern Methodist, in runnerup position with Arkansas les Texas Christian on same date, Rocky Mountain Conference Colorado Aggies have won # and lost while Colorado college has won b and lost 1. Both teams meet Satur- day in titlo game. Pacific Coast Conference—South- vtn Colifornia, rival of Stanford for conference honors, must have vie- tory over Washington Huskies on December 3 to tie for laurels with Stanford. anford concluded sea- . on in conference with four tri nmphs, no defeats and one tie with | Southern California. Idaho finished the campalgn with two victories, no defeats and two ti l.ondon’s pigeons, long regarded is an asset to the city, are now so numerous they are becoming a nui- sance. But Keeps Appetite Young had breath and carves more wrinkle ! Why? cvils put togethe Because a stomach full of acld | will be the next worthy master. Mr. | sours your food, and starves your Holt has also been very active. body. A tablet or two of Pa up that sour, bloated, drowsy feelin, It will help your stomach dige vour food. You will get back your voung appetite; you will gain weight | and your complexion will be clear | N nd firm, All drug stores have Pape's Dia- | ents Thursday afternoon at 4:30 pepsin. annoyed by pimply skin will find in Resinol Ointment, 2 quick, cffective remedy for clearing away the disorder. a5 Unless the condition is due to some internal disturbance, the soothing Resi- ol properics in this ointment usually start healing action at once. Get a jar oF Resinol from your druggist today, Y | and apply lightly to those sore, in= | Aamed spots. There will be no smart- ing, no stinging, no biting—just com- fort. In a weck’s time you will be sur- | prised to note the improvement—the | gradual disappearance of the ugly blemishes. Ask your druggist for s, Georgia Tech and | Vanderbilt in race as runner up New York - land makes them. T | es as result of injuries reccived OLD IN YEARS than anything else; it causes more of misery and age than all over | ‘s Diapep- | Invitations have been issued for | sin chewed after meals will dissolve the wedding of Miss Ruth Judith the acid in your stomach and clear | Danielson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1927. |FLASHES OF LIFE: DEMPSEY SAYS LIFE IN CITY CRAMPS HIS STYLE | New York — CI cer! these Chin- wer a hook | ngl on cross-word puzzles. They were ed him from his front yard and shot freed. him as he approache Rabat, Morocco out,” telephoned the new sultan, boy of 17, from Fez. And out of th palace of Sidi Mulai Hamada, pro- pelled by enthusiastic slaves who disliked him, went Sidi Ha master of the police while the new | Tils Sultan's father reigned. | — | jor hrow him on, rural Hollywood! “Life in a big city | cramps my style,” said Jack Demp- 1 sey in a radio address from the town bert E. Ru ttle of ns. [ re he is confined by his b ur | half 4 million with Jack K f — 1 - William €. Woolfson, =110t sity senior, says he i Boston Boston univ traveled 18,000 miles for nothing T during his college career. He claims seri the hitch-hike championship. tele mac ley are wise guys | With The same day some | a fellow tried to sell $20 bills—gen- | mer uine ones—for $5 and so on down to | sional element in sport. a nickel. There were no bu The test was made when a reporte couldn't get a bill changed in order ! 70, to telephone. —_— stre Washington It you of 1 {present your second liberti cha fdemption on or before la; however, have faith in Uncle On Oct. 31, he had some $14,000.000 sir, laid away to pay folks who loaned | gyg him money and had not when due. Some of thesc obliga- stre | tions date back to 1700, Post — ture - Unele Sam is in $100 as the result of the feats of one of Bridg his aviators. Medals given Clarence sett Chamberlin abroad this summer came home after he did. The duty N was $100. Clarence paid. w | - “Col Chicago — Mrs. Angelo Sikalianos, | fare American wife of a Greek poet, buys | prevent riot. no clothes. She weaves the cloth | = ai Batavia, N. Y. — All opposed to | whe “making the name of Batavia stink | I're ilike the names of Sing, Sing, Jolict Atlanta, etc.” are invited to do something about. a movement to ave & new state prison here. The | invitation is eontained in a circular ford signed “protesting citize rest — bon, Reading, Penna. — The job of city | treasurer pays §500 a make the office worth b o ween $15,- 1 the 000 and $20,000. William C. Hove t |ter, soclalist, treasurer-el $6,000 is enough salary for any job at city hall and all over that sum he intends to turn over to the city. Hartford — Professor Eugene |at Howard Babbitt, 68, dies. Member | bes lot faculties at various times, of | ’)[:1.', chusetts Institute of Technol- and Tufts colleges. New Haven — Harry Kitone, 45, e! A detective arrested a dozen of [shot in bootlegi chest, one in leg, and top of little New London — Oliver O'Neil, sail- u | or attach cidentally shot by hunting compan- dou,| New Haven - sentatives, New York—Oh, for the joys of Anecticut ve rrests were made for the sale of | New Haver cheeses stuffed with mashed potatoes | mends foott Bridgeport William B. Evitis, { automobile Hartford M. ked for it yutomobiles on Berlin turnpike. Mr. Bridgeport — roand fees| N pictures four hours after game , thinks | IFilms rushed to this scetion in @ ne chartered by Paramount South Hadley, Ma titi athletics. Miss Dorothes l e aieties, Miss Dorotnn ol @IS oy, Columbia university, University |two, 117 pounds, w lof the South, Rutgers, Dartmouth, cup, has taken the reguls I nasium training. 'HORGAN LODGE, K. OF P., REACHES 22D MILESTONE Grand Chancellor King and Suite to ud in We them in a room with money on the Haven, in critical condition in D table. One explained to the judge Hav in excellent English that th taking up a collection to buy ow Attend Anniversary Banquet cen hospital with four bullets in | and Exerclses er shot off. Two men in car call- | Washington L. Morgan lodge. Knights of Pythias, will celebrate its 22nd anniversary at Jr. 0. U. A, M. hall, 19 Glen street, tomorrow eve- ning. Invitations have been sent to more than 250 members of the or- ganization and the largest gathering - in the history of the lodge is ex- Colonel John Q. | Pected: der, house of repre-, Dinner will be served at 7 o'clock by Worthy Temple, No. 18, Pythtan kel bl A e and a social time will follow e hanaual in the upper hall. Rev. George e Brooks of Rockville will deliver the Motoreycle Ofticer Al- | @ddress, n exonerated of all| Walter R. King of Willimantic, ne in connection with death of | §rand chancellor, with his official er William E. Bowman whom | staff, will be present as will a num- struck while ' chasing speeding | ber of invited guests. A special ef- orist. fort to assemble as many past At chancellors as possible is being hompsontille — Louis Unger, mads ously injurcd in collision with| The committee in charge consists phone pole after sideswiping @' of John A. Dolan, chalrman; Charles hine, and two others hurt in car | W. Bailey, Lothair 1. Siegel, Arthur b him. . 1. Hayes and Edward R. Barbour. —— Washington L. Morgan lodge was — Yale News recom- instituted November 24, 1903, and coaches be made | jtg roster includes the names of to reduce profes- | many prominent New Britainites. On its active list today are' found the following past chancellors: William Allen, Charles W. Bailey, Char H. Br r. Francis B. Davi W H. DeWolf, now of Dayton, O.; Johr 1 to U. S. 8. Camden, a in critical .condition. on, ftloor lea pays tribute to late Ma- narien mbers of fa instantly killed when struck by I thrown in front of et car. s Bessie Hall, driver £ nachine r L on 1,000 honds, | - Dolan, Thomas Dyson, George 11 Feed Wik ¢ et Mitchell, Archie H. Peck, now « A. H. Rice and Jol and Mrs. Henry :sky and their son, Hepry, seri- ly injured in head-on crash of lodge nlso has three pas rand chancellors: William Cowli shaw, Arthur F. Mitchell, the latt now residing in Hartford, and for siblo fracture of skull and frac Mayor Orson F. Curtis. Mr ol o urtis attained his honors 52 year 0 ago at Raleigh, N. C. port — Weavers' strike led at Salt’s Textile mills. Ml Keep youth longer! sky in critical condition with John Johnson's head wie displeases them, oki te police | Janbury Dorothy Clarke, 10, an struck by machine driven by | derick D, Bates, of Bethel. Winifield Brown of Trumbull, dies from injuries ived when hit by bicycle. Clif- 1 Wells, 18, rider_of hicycle, ed and then re ds. Haven —— Four rs show Harvarg gam — The senior Mount Holyoke college with the t physique takes no part in com- ltzer of Brook five o has won a = the system ERWIN NAY END SERVICE 7 | Election of Officers Scheduled for | cen ‘par Tomorrow Evening—George | [ow Holt May Be Leader. e to clection of officers of the Grange will take place tomorrow evening. It |is understood that Richard H. Erwin {will not accept the office of worthy aip) master which he. has held for the |, past seven years. e Mr. Erwin has been one of the ..o most active memberes of the g Grange. The new building in which the Grange now holds ifs mcotings is a direct result of Mr. Erwin's la- bors. Since Mr. Erwin has been the cen! an Its recent his- grown tremendously. No definite information could be obtained in regard to Mr. Erwin's sucessor, but it is understood that | | George Holt, the present overseer, | Oscar Danielson of Maple Hill ave- | ue, and Carl Raymond Carlson of son of Mr. and Mrs. n of Sunrise avenue, w Britain. The marriage will take | place at the home of the bride's par- \[ o'clock. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. B. | Proudman of Frederick street, Maple Hill, is expected home for the | Thanksgiving holidays on Wednes- | | day. Miss Proudman fs a student at | the Forsythe Tufts School of Den- tal Hygicne. | | Miss Eleanor L. Proudman, | William Pape, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fimer W. Pape of Robbins avenue, | | spent the week-end in town. Mr.| | Pape is a student at Pratt institute, Brooklyn, N. ¥ | | | | the week-end with his mother, | Habel A. Fieber of Frederick strect. 'RIVAL RED REGINE g DISCLOSED IN MOSCOW | |Trotsky Adherents Alleged to Con- fess Creation of Underground | Board Organizing Branches. | Moscow, Nov. 21 (P—The new {paper Pravda publishes an allege |confession by two members of the| {faction opposing the Communist | {party administration, Zuvonikoft and ’umw, revealing that in 1926 the op- [ position created its own underground central Communist committec. Leon Trots secret executive |sent a unit of the organization, com- AS MASTER OF THE GRANGE %l(‘:h: units throughout the Ural prov- and intestinal poisons. To keep your- Newlngton, Nov. 21 —The annual | instruction which later are relayed | softens the waste matter and brings ‘On Nov. 17, the date preceding | less; contains no drugs or medicine. Three thousand children under | read right through the bottle. Don’t e five years of age die from burns in | delay, get Nujol today. 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The innumerable good wishes, the wonderful flowers, the friendly guests who filled our spacions banking hall to overflowing throughout the hours of our Housewarming and 12th Birthday Celebration can never be forgotten. They made us feel that we have not only our 23,000 depositors and customers as friends, but that there are many other thousands as well, in New Britain and throughout Connecticut, to whom our existence as a modern, friendly bank means something. Build Open And Help Saturday Build Evenings 79