New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 5, 1928, Page 9

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, MARCH 5, 1928, | Thursday: There will be a meot- ‘gom for a total of 43 points. Sar-| Corbin Screw s anxious to get]Olwenk, ¢ 1/ Marcokieh, ¢ o r Iso Bag Sa A 55 . a kich, . play. - v the Traders expect|*“the kaiser's personal spy.” al c"NnI "l]NS ABR"AB jing of tho Y. M. C. A. Bible classtingky, third leading scorer lost two |back in winning form after the |Todzia, rg .. 0 Capodice, rg . i %150 = to South Mendhestr for & b Tho p"mmfl!!‘:d 'mm"mu jat 6:30 p. m. in the banquet hall goals which were originally | dumping it took from the Stanley|Adairowicz, lg z ) » | Mingle, lg ... turn game with the trade schoo: Newspapers had attempted to ideny Attorney Her Kpox Emith willlcredited to her. The first 45 one she Works two weeks ago but the New Ler i ney | ! s o - - - . - tify him as Clement, o w’ll BE EXPLAINEB speak. The gym program will befwill not get back, it being scored in | matics quintet will try its hardest to ——— e ‘u!)\’ o!xllht!roll::‘e;cozl‘ll :r ll:‘;’::: as follows: Junior B class at 4:15an o s 45 o : S il B e 23 ¢ le’\nv-:'leml\' 5.:31\‘”:":‘0:\" :l]x‘l wr\:nmnly!lu:x g :r:‘]"o:\lr' «‘?311:4::; o Leaping Five : Eagles Fi F |men sh)e\\l that ’Gr.u'en wa-l;lnw \ peetEnn 1 4 i) AR s o Ck, 1t . v Ko, 1! . « 0 € ) enworth prison in 1918 at the m.; cmploved B class at 7 p. . '.m_s ficld goals, 13 foul goals 1o compete against the army of Serew Palu< ISR ; : ) {Cloment. et erceaias iy ane mu-'m senior leaders at 8 p. un otal points Shop rooters mnu;m r 3 i 3 Herbert KDOX SII]IflI to Address| umcdn:p ;f‘hv t:"lfia‘l-:n:ll tlase 11" Slagley. Works-1. & T Corbins — ) - : i [ Zm?gi‘fifsl?:x:?cm:ffie::n%:: Indict: eaking e Fans will see two of the ’Lumn h y : STtk r e i n-. unior ]ll- rlu at P! second game 5 - n g 5 1 11 w )\r-n \n» quy Miller, a friend of {m. Physical program as follows: " oS 3 Younger busincssmen at 5:30 R ' | The All-Stars ed within 8- Junfor I the slain governess, picked his plce Attorney Herbert Knox Smith, of | UnEer DINURCh 8L B30 D) bt fling have becn cominz alonz fast NEARLY []E[;IDEBH;I aching distance of first place| The Junior leagu: «nded St P e Ad‘]l Tlley Are Ballled | 1r. ™ oue "o "ihoss at the porics ling | 0" 1ot Farmington, will address the Y. M. class at §:15 p. m. the last few games by Wallopinz the Phantom: 0. night with P morgue as the man most closely res C. A Bible class Thursday evening | Saturday: The physical depart- (08 ',“‘[’.“I. o X_ Witk, Karosis and Bellomo mude all| their 12th win in 13 starts and tak 111 New Jel‘sey bling the suitor described to hew Mr. Smith has returned from a uvur‘m--n' program will be as follows: | eir dirsh defeat in mevora. 9 points. Domkowski topy heling the ch by Miss Brown and whom police bee e and will speak on T {Junior leaders at 9 a. m.; Junmrllf,;“f\‘x""' s e Mpmg Fwe on Thmhold_ml_“’* rs. The summary: |4J:::p {: 1’1‘;. by 1 o . ) o : licve to be the murderer. an Conditions.” Supper | class at 9:30 p. m.; junlor eluss swim || Mana&or oy Fabin ] e el will be served at 6:30 o'clock. ar 11 a m. The gym will be re-|!he lineup that won u championship | . " I Deomuenatt 3¢ oo ) boys nosed ) ms by |m oMo Sl e e T. J. Osgood, instructor on air- |scrved in the evening for the umun}"‘r" ¥. Corbin finished see- Stars Win Junior LOOD | Gobelas 1t s onas o 0 26-4 while the Phant : e P Db L &"‘“‘.’df;‘d‘ d“:’ Britain— plane motors at Columibla university |lcague ganies. ond for the other two scasons. Holst Wolak, S fHeth straight 1 A rald Classifie ep! during the World war, will give a | [ will be at center. Mickey Luke has ratk, re S ) downed the talk on aviation to the senior Hi-Y roeovered from his Injuries enough Group B standing |Altardo, 15 .. ' final standing f Duarent t Ve club at noon Wedneaday. Luncheon | BoMhar i arl el Lo aley St W ; = " i vy toreh murder as far from solu- will be served at 1 orward with Joo Jasper. George ! Leaping Vive ......11 3 s ; . s e {Hallin and Ben Paris will be at the AN Stars 10 Vrank “Shakes " Me n.\ou AN S T e | Toston, one 1 cket billard | ) |Fuards. “Tingay Carlson will 1 4 i foo | ehampion, will give an exhibition in | ternate with Luke at forward, Rork- oo i 1 the billlard room of Y" on I7l- | (well will alternate with Holst at cen- Cyelones A { I . . L e Tt i e {ter and Feldman will be the sub. | Phantoms . e 3 071 | ochnert 3 0 0 Wildcats ... smsne B be served. stitute for the rds Olewnik o i p Ton tntiowing smes it v LAONS 404 Slanley Rule TORIS) oo & 5. 5w wo rorter| e vesning Five won ahe mose OV b : simatl il vlayed in the “Dusty” leagu: at the trengthened next eek by decisive ¢ of the Boys' Club 3 5 A et ol Stauley arepa Tucsday: anivn M Las G n.u- Mills, a former pr Wl Grouy Canmani ua S et o ate Trade school will . vs. Rtanley Rule girls in the | w[ lll { ame {1 I plase BATa s e e s “fv‘w"J 1;:41;.‘\ I:E;f.‘(l» ,.v‘. 1 “agles (he toam [(‘rmvn the 4 Btanipymu]simen ps) - |Norwich Hospital team 1 themselves of a te for first | yiogt of v}yr*‘r}rnrmu £0x{ (e wiRnoTa, Lestioo] Tiess Laimarsan !m..vl;;r.«lr_u-u: in the s ;41”;:_..‘ : Jeons last summer. He wil ¢ With only one week more 10 | with Tendza standing oul for theliry to o o "‘)"‘) d Corbin Serew vs. Ne 8 {been in the o "5 e r|play they have g ke 4 ’ ctter the show :;‘\I e i tnn ')‘lr‘lug;u: m‘ Landers vs. Stanley Rule, girls. [hean o ; _‘{'ll")_ ek Dl ”h_dr‘:"_‘i;;f‘;":) 4 d. {losers. The summary: N s UL the evening. | wianley Works vx. P. & I ¢ =y R e L ) Bulldogs ; re . Monday: The educational clags in | Corbin Screw va. N. B. Machine g S 5 e o appi, . 3 6 [win by one point. The sccond 1 avietion, witl meet at 7:45 p. m. The | Champlonship honers in the Girls Corhin Serew-New Britain Machine Sepski and Camp. smashed maty JEWORSKL 1L 4 of the two institutions w Junior Achievement sign painting | [ndustrial basketball league may b 125t gamo of the night wil! [way through the Cyclone defonse to| cluss will meet at 7:30 p. m. The settled tomorrow night i the Lan B WL TRt ATt 1 & T By most at wn The i following classes will be conducted |ders-Stanley Rule game, the Sl by tho physical dep: X heduled contest in the leaguc. e lead in the o standing : ! i L t [ s 7l The nessmen's class at 5:30 p. m.; be- | If the Landers’ girls who are now @ 0 S e Bsn standin qt of the losers' play. The Finnors class {n boxing and wrestling | leading tho league through eight | S0 IR HA0 U ! o ; : secutive vietories are successtul E the Screw Shop boys carricd 4 : ‘Tomorrow Night's Card it barely nosed | ! | educational £ -ating Stanley Rule & Level) accountancy will meet at 7: |they will have nine victories and no | HONOTS in the last minute. Nap) . OPEN OPEN . The Troquols tribe of the|defeata. It will not be necessary Friendly Indians will meet at 4:15 i for the two teams to play-off a 5 to| | | T""' T"‘l’ The Boy 8couts will meet, at : 9PN S 5 tle which was the result of an| ‘ v m 7:30 p. m. Physlcal department |overtime game played by them at| J progrem as follows: Morning class {the beginning of the season. Iow- | | ;t 9:36 p. m.; employed B class at ever, a victory for the Rulers will | 5 P m. acessary that the tie con- ! Wednesday: | Thare! will ho. | L2k00M Noceasary that the e ean 4 2 IE COUGH OR COLD THAT HANGS ON | - |test be played off and if the Rulers! meeting of the senior Hi-Y club &%) yin again Saturday then a triple n"-l noon. Tha Mohawk tribe of the | Wit T8CH, %0 Friendly Indlana will meet at 4:18 1y op T Col o of @ tie game Will your home be one of the 500 that will enjoy the heavenly pleasure of a gorgeous P.m. The Pioneers elub will ment Sl . 5 4 at 7 p.m. Gym program as u.lri“'{chm“&E:‘r'“’"u”n-‘"";"fi“‘; . 3 . singing Canary Bird? To open 500 new accounts we are offering 500 of the World's it e B e S A Finest Singing Canarics, each easily worth $15.00—for '—at the unheard terms of Intermediates ar 7 p. m.; ehureh A |IPAEUe Wwas preparing plans for the 8 i 7ic down—>30c a week. We prefer not to sell for cash. We want your name on our class at 4:15 p. m.; swimming at |start of the Girls' le: he was do. 3 g | Ilnfll\fi': 8:30 p. m. layed considerably by several of the ] £y e [teams. About half of the quintets| X < were without uniforms and the re.| < 5 sult was that he had to have some | i ’ TAKES SR —— The BestLasative for hidrn 7. . = |the entire league was ready to s Pretful, “pesvish’ young-ones who |7t Scratch. Landers i v est too many eweets develop com- | [ule were called upon twiee stipation qui [firat was & 1 to 1 tie and the see.) ond was & 5 to 2 victory for the | Rule Shop quintet. After thls game the leasuc was! ready and Landers and the Rulo| ¢ shop were on the books for the first | 3 7 1 game. A 5 to 5 tie at the end of | 1] n the regulation period was not brok- | en in the over-time period and| IS There Some One in Your Family Ralph Recano, coach of Landers | and Artle Campbell who was then | . h coaching the Rule Shop team, ~With a Stubborn Cold? ,agread to call off the game. | The ;):flclnl fuoier haAMrulhld tin? 17 they have a cough or eold that hangs on since this game is considered “no- and on and on, they zre in constant danger, Watch these l:mmm ;Imvor:m contest” the acores made In it will in danger from a fatal sickness. Flu e &mur Atofiae Hapal il ull 1ot count unless the play-off game | pneumonia and their like frequently follow :‘!tu-n nub':"- ph -'l‘mm |takes place. By this ruling Amni neglected colds. If a cold is permitted to o 1] worms which can be | MArlcy, runner-up for acoring lon. persist, it can lead and often does lead into dri=utmollmby | ora loses two points or a field goal \ dangerous complications. {but if she plays in the pos son | Don't leg them trifle with colds. game she will have an opportunity | fresh air, Jots of sleep, a simple di i f TTTIN B 5 Dr Trues Ellxlr {10 get them back and pomsibly scor | st b A Crtlbon 'r,“ms.,, GENUINE MALE IMPORTED T |more points. Disrcgarding these | infectious. 1 hr]\'lu)(hngcrull of the family. HARTZ MOUNTAIN and The Lax: i points and checking up careful- 1{ there's a stubborn cough or cold in your ! . 5 4 S ree F“"’ ative | [y on other scores she now has 18 Samily! o 388 ot Crepeiion, ? ST. ANDREASBURG ROLLERS and Worm Expeller field goals and four foul gouls for | Creamulsion, taken before it is too la *“My little girl became serfously {ll |a total of 40 points. 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