New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 21, 1930, Page 23

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER z1, 1vsu. ‘ WITH THE BOWLERS FAI A aLLEYS [added the urther public hear- | Burelars Fcapas @ of tha oxploston, whish g Speaking| womem | oomfic (TEAMS REPORTED READY st it o i Cerony s =i 7 STANLEY RULE LEAGUE e FOR TITLE SCRAP SUNDAY ot cheas o Caeoten Bt e o = ij el /LL‘;K:}“T\ o f S por ts e ; 1o |Mimn Andrems L1 5 ennessee and Delaware. Investi- | (rance to the office of the Medw ne ty students were detain- Sheldon .. 5 7 fop | i Tutka e gato) so were sent into ¢ I Coal & n Company during t in connection A e m . TRNE Pa\\nees and Blues to Settle Long Standmg Feud On ,”'h" s aight blew open the safe, containing | with the distribution of leaflets anf} 255 and obtained a small amount | the throwing of a stench bomb at = Bill Clancy, who was to have been | Wil 5w 2 : r Hockey club nad the game been | 4881342 | Mise Kehoe! . 9 5 " 3ty el Sy 7 fockey alpanadiihe eame heenl a it O e s Put Through Strenuous Practice Sessions All Week | the dark rogarding ihe proposed [Fustley [lNIw e qosmg LewiSere cnef BB —Blues Stage Secret Workouts—Both Elevens to | cam to be set up in Meriden. | Majer o 3 | T " : : s | | Claney atatan I e e e s | S A e L= o | Use New Play s—Trlangles in Preliminary Contest. no knowledge of the transfer of| R g \ e e Putting the || i, %o []IEK HUBE LEADS Selectman Hamlm Warns O bany meeting. Meyers niaLasiey | Blues football teams that both It is possible Uw Owner J.m\ Wil ¢ AT A 3 3 H ds | battle Sunday at Memorial IMield in Arute, who is in Massachusetts on | = s s azar | Willow Brook park for the semi- toad work at tho present time, has 4 | pro championship of the city, every- T jroLzas i VR Rt ol 361 MAIN STREET OPP. MYRTLE ST. ¥old his franchise in the league, but | Morrisan . 5 thing appears in readiness for the of New Brits ‘ P this has been questioned by Clancy | s 55 93— 308 | The tournament at the Tabs' mini- |scrap that will seitie for the pres- Outsider Shows Way in Junior because he hasn't been notified of o i |ature golf course opened last night [ent season at least the bitter foot- —— | Wynne and Zenga defeated Kochol L0 clubs. e s Bl o o |ana’ Jeaziniak 55 to 82 “Heraicin | There will be no offeing of the SNl el Wise Spending Is True Economy Now More So Than Ever then therc is a colored gentleman B iy 353 |and Stanbly defeated Kelly and M. |olive in the woodpile as far as the Meri- Valliere .......... 53 Clean 92 to 95. Two more matches|the game Sunday afternoon. Each |ihe center Senidealtia concerned |E. Parker 81 s are scheduled to be played tonignt|team is out to win and they don't :caging Sl 40 at 9 o'clock | mean maybe. The quarrel goes on | jezgye e Ovkowitz . 110 Discrepancies arising in the story Campbell . 100 lapace. The two managers, like the | o pis emanating from Meriden are ap- i At the Tabs last nighi, Harold |Proverbial alley cats, demanded alpiied by jcazu parent to New Britain people who Shati Smith was low with a 37. Miss Anna |POnd from each other and upon the | jinished far 4 have been following the situation. M Parker ... § Larson was low for the women with |Fefusal of each, all but squared off el N a 49 tor a personal scrap. The team !picking up 0 7 members refuse to speak to mem- | cyard it s been stated that Meriden uard positio ‘has been stated that Meriden - » i bers of the opposite camp on the |nine more sed Arthur (Kid) Williams 1A 11s The Fafnir Girls team met thel|street and things all point to a Picrce, “Bib” Boucher and . Herald girls in an Industrial league |bitter battle Sunday afternoon Jette from the local club. In 05 717 |contest at the Stanley Arena last| An armed truce exists until the first place, Jette was not the Oysters ' |night and the Herald lost out by a|game time, however., but then the yroperty of the New Britain club, i oy LS margin of nine up. Results were lid will he off and there is no Ko it is a puzzle to figure out how A Jon ety 4o |as follows: Fafnirs, Lillian Gingras |telling what might happen. Man- he could be sold by the local man- Lawless ity 5 7|58, Helen Roman 60, Freda Bacon |ager Ralph Recano of the Blues agement. No Kknowledge has been total 170. Herald, Betty Glas- | facetiously remarked last night that made public of any deal whereby ir ! tetter 65. Grace Barks 58, Annette|Manager Otto Barta of the Pawnees the other three have been pur-| Deutsche ........108 &7 105— 301 |Stevens 61, total 170 I better have an ambulance at the!no member o chased by the Meriden club. There- Frown - 5 e | |field to carry away the maimed and eams a fore, how can they be sold or!parreta ieeiiilll $37 %151 Tonight's Industrial league gamss|wounded during the contest. Barta This is duc to { traded? - |are as follows: P. & F. Corbin vs. |retorted with the statement that ! Lutherans have S 8| Trumbull Electric and North & Judd | Recano better stock up on bandages |in their va. Herald girls. Both matches will | and liniment because his team is go- | t} . start at § o'clock ling to be beat in more ways than ond. We are becoming convinced that G T the American Roller Hockey league Aros will have precarious voyage| W. Marshall .....105 %3 g : % ! . |one. {hirough the, season and we feel sate | Ronopka .. ... 118 : r:u Anderson was low last night | me Sunday will get under % At LT r L. Marshall ..... 89 with a score of 47. Agnes Carricr | way 30 o'clock. There will be a in predicting that the life of the p . e palnau abiat el ok 3 0 oclo here will be a league will be short. There has been |y, Yot 83 E o eee 2 g setween the Triangles and the Plainville Blues. T in £0 much changing around {rom the - = . s 30 3 John Hill took first place for low | e started at original allegedly definite plans of > st at 1:15 o'clock so that | tail-end First Baptists il £ s : E B C s crishalalieesdly el e Dl o sy atacs among the men last night. He shot|the teams will be able fo play sligh- ¢ t have no one : :- xcept by Comparison 2 23, a score of 39 Iy 1 1 ¢ s hat t r i the league changes its complexity : E i L oNESReE R ads Y b R ; t o= You cannot full yreciate the incomparable iy - Sauilotte 1111 3 s : planned. ibe and } 1 2 it L 0 nnot fully appreciate the incol qufne.mu i 1 .,.;,r:lg”‘;rn‘“)"i\: red h‘arspcfolyféi.\ffir,!‘l‘ That there will be a biz we 5 wi ht a ¢ fle| 816 < ool values we are offering you. No finer tailoring, Whether ther a concerted Sl el 20 ;"‘;’dro':l e 'p".”, 3 X ; 3 heca ‘e S 4 no more exclusive styles, no better fabrics movement t(o eaze (s e Bitain ; CEL TS, TRRTe S Yy (B | ot b i T iy it e & e et dosiiicl ) vou will find anywhere. You should :Jm"n: :hu uk?:{f»‘lm‘d‘g_“mOF\:":’ Semonis 57 3-- 232 | Wold vs. Lawson. Dechant vs. Crean, have been practicing faithfully all five scor . SRRl T i on getting the most for yo ey s o] Ahgeemon it 1 o |Saunders vs. Kernan, Butler VS |week long. The Blues have been ¥ #1 1 Construction Permits money, and if you do, your search for es IATassa ciinisgits e oeee. 88 Crowley, Vance vs. Bengston, G holding secret workouts and hoth : s 8 T e it} 2 ety morrow. 1f tnere is such a move- | Edman G 5 A ove s e Ak i S e : 1'01 Hom On Increase the biggest clothing values ends at ment on foo: hen the- instigators, | erereon 9 1 n‘w ill u T pl in anr A = 1gto S o 2 . & D. Come in today and let if \\f"knoh‘ Jack Arute. will have ) The muystery has been solveld.| The Pawnees will pract at 9:30 Bl us prove our statement. & pretly fight on their hands phazeu! sasms After disappearing for several days. |o'clock Sunday morning at Willow e P H the cup, won by Jack Heery in the | Brook park and will perfect signals Jack Aruts stated recently thal | Argony " i first Church street tournament, has |and plavs for the game In the after. | REs ul © the precedir there w hall available in the | Cu eeesieialt 107 9 been discovered on the kitehen shelf | noon Senator Nye Hopefu t n-resident Carter’s Union Suits Interwoven Hose city for roller hockey. He explained o 7 ;| at Jack's home. The charge is — For Revision of Act ' s f to € that the halls were available but the Fast Ends ing made that Jack doesn't want the | (yrpLT GIVES MEMORIAT 2 : (@P—senator | T ent Masterfelt Hats expenses In connection with the Vosney W T0T s Ton cup placed in competition again e : L P t i Berlin. Nov. 21 (UP)—Because ald . J orth Dakota cperation of a roller hockey team Hvlock 1 18 108 Al e Tl e amalt Meyer's Gloves Roper Sweaters ’hd”p‘laon:v‘!‘ 1’2 :p’?ra"‘v-o:‘\;flt’fl\a:n}'{; RERLED FIGHT POSTPONED DEUE N RECSRALIY MG e ol i I e ‘- at dur tob Accessories for Well Dressed Men ~ikolalken infed=t Brissiatihe loni i e AT e Ntiolalken in esst Brusia, the town e would be tgreally dismppointedt| |0 UG, s : 25 there might be an available play- (., . i i . t . P gs for T 5 It's Wise Economy to Buy at T. & D. \og mirtace ters and DhoniBs el o Unsettied Conditions in Barcelona D¢ fish- ! i L e iane 3 2 ? i T % Larson RSt = | youldibe returned fojthisicit G et 3 Cause Officials to Put Off Car-| GRILLE GUARDS DEPUTIES Dublin, Nov, 21 (UP)—To pro- ; O Oney e deputies from fruit peels, etc much about anything in connection Rk with the roller hockey situation at R. & E. OFFICE LEAGUE | Barcelona, Nov. 21 (UP)—The | : : ; b b e haioreainiae prize fight between Primo <Carnera |the public gallery in the Dail : : By W[L [A Kasse: 0 and Paolino Uzcudun scheduled for | Eireann chamber. PERE ¥ i Roberts oo 7 93 Sunday has been postponed due 1o | William ¥. Fleischer, 1:nown s pLow score k e o fovall cocten of lino Ny | present unsettled conditions here. | Authorities declined to sanctior | Britain Senior High school, will he | | . i host to the members of the cham- the gathering of a crowd as large 1s | pionship high school football squad McNamara ~....... 7 ‘natferpeciectopn inoss Jthane iy = e [ F o DAEE i R R SR |Jeft Dickson, American promoter | 3 : e Bl Blue C i P e staging the fight, said that if the | [ St AT et ao o Blue Room Cafeteria on Wednesday i U e b - I TS MANN ALL THAT TROUBLE evening, December § s e As it is, no one seems to know nera-Uzcudun Scrap. would transfer it outsid THEN REST YOUR ELBOWS ON | 1O ‘(m«; A sHoT Spal . Spain SEME . FOR THE COMING WEEK iR DrSHrsniezuick Sl L e Dickson planned to confer with | Nt S | & o i i day We have a few Women's Short | penatured Alcohol gal. 69¢ ENFSQUEEZE TTHEIRIGEER 5 P board: Stan- 1 J chairman of the school board; ! = . Lt ol s BRI DONE TER i .1:-)};01:\‘;;“1?::\:35. Tlrztnn;(r?:::ptdl :; € i I LOUGHLIN FAVOR”E | ::’;{:) tfmp”_,;;‘. : i Evercady “Prestone” gal. $3.95 ‘,ci\‘ UGG — NO, NO, YouR the Senlor High school; Dr. Potts, S | | A e s =2 ARM GOES THRU TR Attorney Harry Ginsburg and Fred White 1,..,h | N Aot thote a Shasls T \c THER WAY — HERE/ C. Teich of the Lions ¢ i nE L 3ot Former Light Heavyweight Cham- Our Regular Line of Mo SHOVESFand o ~~ ! orchest Il furnish the b < chestra W um plon is Quoted at 2 to 1 to Win Womenls and Missc 3 | "KETS : - | Over King Levinsky. JAC gL 208 3 ! s 1 x8 5 slzw- SPECTALS S ) Chicago. Nov. 21 —Tommy Lough- and Nt EeT Shaeicibyes R i 3 1 1 ran of Philadelphia. former world's Lowest Prices of the n I 98 : £ light heavyweight champion, was a 5 SN N 3 K 3 > to I favorite to defeat King l.evin Women's Cloth Rain Boots Squareheads o 3 i % Lo @ + o FRielly a1 :— 23| sky, the ex-fish peddler. in a ten Prepare for the Small sizes, asst. colo 89 ue K 84 8 qa t the Chicago stadium Y A D 2 oundpboutzar R COLD WEATHER : tonight N 25 s 25| Loughran figures to defeat con- Hunyacks vincingly the hard-hitting Chicagoan 1 nd unlined SLEET CHASERS i e beyond any dispute by plastering - - 53 105 P s 85 b §2 2 113D 35 Levinsky's well-flattened nose with e S T . 3 ~lleft hand jabs. Levinsky's onl 36 chances of winning appear to res FALL IOO'[\\ E\R Dilghuies . .., solely or his abil 1o score a Men's, Wome = knockout. 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