New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 22, 1930, Page 16

JULY 22, 1030, {LIONS T0 ORGANIZE 16 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD. TUESDAY, |Tilden’s Ankle Better; | Player On Courts Again | Shamrock V Reported Houston Doubles Its Population In Ten Years ‘Making Good Tifne Tacoma Doctor Says Goiter Germ Disease and lodine Theory False BETHI EHEM ViCE Pl e Threat Letter Spoiled \\ nh Ro'um Address Wha | i | E .-~ WILK BOTILE HITS BOY WATCHING TREE SITTER | 1 Year Old's Nose Cut Off by Broken vlass as Endurance Contes. tant Ic Container. s Skyscras‘ Appear In Growing Southland | ATHLETIG ASSOCIATION Committee Named to Arrange In- Corporation Details—Will Hold Boxing Matches for Charity Steps were taken by the Lions [club today to form a corporation | which will tonduct a series of ath- principally boxing matches, during the coming fall in [retic events, projects. In order to conduct these matches within the bounds of legal technteal- ities it is necessary that a corpora- tion handle them. Robert Patterson, is P. Mc ley, and Attorney *.«Curtin were appointed a committee to arrange for the forma- tion of the Lions Club Athletic As- ne matches will be held in Tabs' 1 B“Y‘nd\"d G Bus Line Announces bchedule Out of City the interests of New Britain welfare Auteuil, France, July 22 (P—Blg | Bill Tilden's sprained ankle was so much improved this afternoon that | his youthful Davis Cup teammate, George Martin Lott, Jr., and beat him. The scores were 6-3, 6-8, 6-4, and both Americans plaved as| though something vital was at stake | on the outcome. Tilden manifested a slight limp |on his left foot but it did not pre- vent him from covering plenty of court. Swiss Army Helps Sun Clear Mountain Passes Lausanne, July 22 (®—Clearing the snow fromy Alpine passes, once the job of the sun, now is helped along by the Swiss army As military training, the soldiers are put to work opening passes in the late spring. This year they cleared Julier Pass, the favorite road of the Romans, but heavy snow- alls again blocked it. Jt took three weeks' more work to open the road Most of the clearing, however, is done by the “Foehn,” the warm wind frem the south which thaws the snows, beginning in April, al- though some of the passes remain blocked until the end of June. Aboard Sir Thomas Lipton's yacht, Erin, Convoying Shamrock V, July |22 (A—The Shamrock V today was | making an average speed of eight he plaved three hard, fast sets with | knots in a calm sea after a night of fresh northwest winds and a heavy northerly swell. At noon the position was latitude 48-23. longti- tude, §-47. (The position given by the Shame rock placed her about 175 miles southwest of Land’'s End headed in the direction of the Azores, where | she will put in to take on supplies before heading for the United States.) NURSES CONTRACT PTOMAINE New York. July 22 (A—Thirty-six nurses in the Willard Parker vere treated by physicians y for ptomaine poisoning, at= ed (o meat they had for dinner Sunday. Three were still in hose pital beds today, but were recover- ing. SUNDAY LON CHANEY TALKS! SPRAND PRESIDENTS GIVEN BUN@PEMENTS T e e s GG e EW REDUCED Bips v iy L | 12 WASHINGTON STREET TELEPHONE 611 24 HOUR SERVICE EATONS 300 MAIN ST.— Upstairs 1 Seek Man Strike Set for Tonight e a uul in Unionville Unless Roads Give In MERGER sh F R I Stockh Air Mail Pilot Killed In Sterm Over Chio Court A TOMORROW WEDNESDAY MORE SUMMER DRESSES From Our Regular Stock—Reduced @50 2 for 8§11 270 | Shee Repairing LNINATED ion dnot or o 501 MAiN ST ‘\.“Zh“fl-‘ Crowds Held ¥ \\[‘(n. « x';‘ull\\/l b ODIES " % N iy g : : % : ' ‘ : > 4 s .95 Up by Derailed Car o t 16ene ¢ vas S 2 o Tl ol ¥ : Ha 75, 6 2 Values to $15 W. L. SLOANE 81 WEST MAIN STREET CUTSTANDING VALUES DRESSES '‘4.50 — ‘'8.50 Values up to $14.50. 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