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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH 23, 192G.
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On the Alleys
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eelnf Indulged in. by tha members : Letit
' oia mo national Uuards and
th American Legion basketball
teami in preparation lor tho necond
lama of the city tltla ierieg at tho
atata armory Saturday night. Back
ra of both teama ara confident that
their outflta win cop and another
real acrap la In prospect for the
week-end.
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All of tha Injured men on
teama are reported to be coming
around In good ahape. Jack Pclie
tter'a bum aye Ib mending and he
saya that he will be on dick to take
the floor against tho Guards In tho
second game Saturday night. "Ted
ders" Kllduft has had a couplo of
sessions with an osteopath and the
"kink" In his back has been
straightened out. f
Coach Ginsberg Is 'highly elated
this week becauiu of the showing ot
his "kids" as he calls them. Ho
might well bo proud of them but
lliey'll have to step on It to taltc
Saturday night's game if the series
is to ga the full three games.
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FORMER CHAMPS FAIL
Failures Of High Teams To Conic
Through n Anm-lran Bowling
Congress Tournament Noted.
Toledo. 0., March 2S W" History
repeated Itself twice last night when r N?w Tik' M,,rch 25 p-T!ie pro
former ch.mplo. felled to conta g
hack In an American bowling con-' Mo.000,000 Hiuiually from New
gress tournament. ;, Vorkers In doubtiul dimity drives,
The Thomas brothers of Chicago '!, (t!n a '''ypnotist practicing
w. .... ll,s hypnotism on the public, in tho
a one of the failures. The other opinion of Dr. Smith Ely jellffe
was the Thrlg Electric Washers of noted neurologist.
Oshkosh. Wis. ! As fiuoled In the New York Evon-
The Thomas outfit could rn. ! !"? r:it ,n,Iay' 1,1 lls nflh aitl1--10
motphere and meals, despite the
tact that the national council of
Jewish woui.-n Is raining 4r..nro to
I wet a JeulMi house un Welfare
Inland.
; The newspaper ulso tells of a man'
i colli cilng ?fs,oea for a neiirologicnl
Institute and fending sick path nt
;ta a private physician at a contract
rate of Jin each.
Rumanian Electoral .
Reform Bill Measure
Bucharest, Cuninnln. fnrrh h IPi
rremler llrntlano, hores for an4
i .T-.'f'.' vi. uu; cirrtorai
reform bill nnd the clcnrlng up of
minor measures before parliament
so thui t)n, legislative hoily may be
dissolved fa tun!, -iv. T!e premier
yetiterday left a eiclt bed for nn
hour's eenfermee Wtli the kliif on
the polltuai sliuatlon.
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n- 9? . -"i garrn r ,,,,if.,,. ,,.. ,.. ,.,,,.. Announcement was made nn b.
lAs-wjomy .sol for Its three games and :. lassos the prof, clonal promoiers ! !u'lf of "" government
5sIo Tllre checked in Tilth only ! oilier aa an nhsnutly criminal tvno ! ;)"". Kri,,!,''1n'' ,1;nt 'e Kumanlan
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We have heard that some are
saying that if the Legion team wins
Saturday night's game, that the
series will be "fixed." ' Anyone who
believes such a thing, is certainly
off the main road. The Guards
think too much of their reputation
as the leading basketball outfit of
the city to let down a single in
stant and those who are on tho in
side are having a quiet laugh. If
the Legion wins Saturday night, it
will be because they have solved the
Guards' style oflay and will have
outplayed them. If they lore, of
cour3f, there won't be any reason
for saying that the series was not
on the level.
Neither Manager Clarence I.an
pher of the Guards nor Coaeli Gins
berg or Frank McConn of the Legion
team are the kind of men whorget
behind closed doors to "tix" anything.
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j The performance of the two teams
"uiAMis iMfe-emer on tne same pair
ef alleys, disappointed the largtst
,, trowd that has visited the tourna
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J? 21? I Tlle clllcaeo team had the rccor-
;;3 1 ' i-nanipion. aimmy Smith, m
i's line-up.
4f3-i: ! Two teama, connideied among the
qiuesi in uie country, ara on tho
I schedule for tonight. They ar the
!73Koors :"J of Dayton. Ohio and the
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or US the "soil, stuff" Ivrw. mul.
: women, who find "intoxicating hp
jplnesa In speech-making organizing
(communities and pleading for the
cause."
; The Evening Post says that pub
lic welfare rt partmont Invostlgatora
Lave freti'.i'ntiy discovered "racket,
eel's" who had not ft our orlglnnllv
to plunder the public but who ended
llfeiore March 27, when Its legal four
year' mandate expires. It ni said
! it was not ceitnin (o v,hoin King
,I''crdinand would entrust the forma-
'ion of a ww ministry. As neither
J the nationalists nor the p. asantai
'sincly could win a general election I
in the face of lh opposltlou of Tre-
' mcr l'.ratiano and his brother Vin-
ilia, minister of France, it was said j
in i.ii'iaper.t tiiat the kinir niicht I
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up by seeking more and more mnn
'V a 'hey saw how easily tho bar- ! " r. I . , , . - .
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I !SJ ' llnrllobo ,....,. - .... ' f.il .. j .. . ("l' .11 in i.-.i i j 11,1.11 uiti political SIIU.
- 553 " "anll'. - extravagant state- )1((on as clnriiicd or .mm the ,
, oownng in uie m nor events was re- i mi nts. ,,.,. .
turned this mor.., with n, r to ' . In some cases. a.,hn.h ft,,,, " T"1"'3 w,!rf ,0 return
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... u.:iu otm;ueeiiiijy, x., L6 1 1 v ur ' 1 iy niiendefi, consider,
trolt, Cleveland and Toledo on tho ! ttb,e "mds have been raised without,
first shift. Later tn the dnv Kinr..,. careful Investication or thr.i
io, Walkerville, si.. Louis, Beaver, j "He the promoters received large ! As a p!Wfor allied fals.'imprls.
Fa Troy. N. Y., Chicago, Rochester P"'entages 0f the receipts. lament for lour hours on'a charge
aim oiner cities are represented. i miormaiion from the public of violating the Sunday closing law
u,-,,aiiiiittm, me ivenuu; of 1 S03. W. V, Thompson, n for.
Post discloses that one society had mor mnrrlstrate. filed suit for $:'.". n (if)
open collecting funds supposedly for ngniro Sheriff Will P. Knight here
..... ui cniiuren, yet it. had ' yesterday,
only one regular officer nnd a can- '
vasser who had been
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KENTUCKY DERBY NOTES
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Ths Bristol Endees and the Atlas
of New Haven meet in a double
header again this week and the win
ner of the series between then two
will be the recognized champion of
the stat". New Britain tans, for the
most part, are with the Bristol team
In their efforts to cop a ctate flux
in the first season under the New
Departure colors. The ti t si. game
will be played in New Haven on
Friday and the. second will bo play
ed in Bristol on Saturday.
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Around Trarks.
functioned
tiie association had not
Lexington, Ky.. March 15 tP . The Post aavs the Tlehrew h,,.
Bri ezing of Kentucky derby can.li- for nervous diseases, w hich did not
dales hi's begun lu re and at Church- jeist, raised $200 towards a proposed
ill Downs, .Louisville, to continue, Lufft-bed hospital with mrthodox at-
until just netoi e I lie JoO.ui'O race at
Louisville, May li.
Preliminary breezes pronounced
Irom nnin.
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Durlrg the past season, there has
been a spirit of friendly rivalry be
tween New Britain and Bristol and
when the Emlees pulled away from
the Guards in the deciding game
between the two teams, though lo
cal fans were -sorry to have it go
that way, there was a measure of
satisfaction in the thought that the
Fiidees were Hie ones to win.
It Is probably because the team
represents a neighboring toivn and
the Atlas are removed from the c-n-
irons of the Hardware City that
the eentiment hero runs that way,
but tho fact stands that the Brirtol
team Is a highly popular one with
New Britain fans.
The amateur boxing tournaments,
to decide the state champions in
the various classes are scheduled
be run oft this month and wc
haven't noticed the name ot Jimmy
Clinch. New Britain battler among
the entries either in Hartior.l
er New Ha-en ihows. We hae con
sidered Jimmy a contender for t'n
State crown in the U"i pound clasi:
and we know that those who hav
been following his work in the rin,;
would like to Know wny ne
b'-en mitched In the ti'.
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satlsfactory, trainers are expected
to set down their charges for anted
; trials, beginning today.
J The only workouts of note turned
!:, in by derby candidates here yester
l.Jay were those if Percentage, anil
Overdraft, two reus of Midway,
owned by J. W. Parrif.h.
-71' Bob's Best and l'rince Charles
;5-! worked a slow three eights w hile
Jjj 'Happy Bob's efforts were limited to
an easy rive eighth.
f ix stalilis liave ai rived during
the paat few days lrom New Or
leans. Among the arrivals were
Chicago and Spanish Lay. derby
candi'lat-s owned by F. M, Grabuer
of Chicago.
The list of derby eligibl'-a has
bet-n reduce!! by one. Harry Wills,
Whitney Moore's; hay son of McGee
Uthia, was administered a dose of
l.oison In mistake for medicine.
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tn Ncvr York Tomorrow".
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ef Hartford who is icoi'il lo win
the hoiiorn In thf- lirfhlvr class, ha
v. ei a recent decision ."'-r the lo
cal boy, but we have Wn wonder-ii-i
if this one decition has elimi'i-a-
-1 Clinch from th-.: running.
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V An.lerson and Joe. l oot', both
leeil boys r'-vi-escntir.g th
eicd I'.ocers aile.iii, r. snectne
scl.e-h:: .I for tonight at
fine ailey.i but due to th-.-AiKb
rson injured bin bad
ur.'.iiy, tl;e n".!ch 'ins l
pone'l elons with larl
meetln?.
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Reports ha-e it 'l..it Anderson
will be in shape to re:-mi his q;:'-;:t
for the state l"05."lin( title again thif , ,
;.ear. next week acsinst Jerrolds of
the C'-n'rol alleys ot Rri;-tol. Tiiis -o.,,.
will be m sort Of 'nmtlv affair a.'
iht two men are rcpritEtsnt.it!' & of I
Frank .Mel 'ononsh's emporiums.
Mae happens to be proprietor of the
Casino here in Nofc Britain, which
Anderson represents, w hile he it ' r
also proprietor of the Bristol lanes, j
Baseball practice has been called
for several teams In the city tor this !
coming i-aiuiiiay ana n aiT""
that the diamond game will get
away to an early start this 'year.
The. Orioles and the Burritts have
already tent out their calls to their
candidate;.
Former fiovcrnov Named
Coolictee Administrator
Ludlow. V... March 15 (.'Ps Judg'-
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l-esentatives of 14 eastn
and universities in the tnterrol
:eeiote svinimiug association will
cat her bere tojnorrov,' and fa'urday
'o compete in the annual Individual
.'hampiorishlps- at Columbia.
The I. S A. championships as
sume almost, national Importance
'his yar, Inc eastern college
swimmers ha-e basted outstanding
, water aehie'.-enieuts of their rivals
throughout the country. Tf Tale.
cast"rn champion, fails to enter the
national collegiate championships
at Annapolis next month, as has
l'en indicated, the performances
here tomorrow and Saturday should
ou'hine the nation-wide terif.
AuiNrst, Brown, College of the
City of New York, Columbia, Dart
mouth, Pennsylvania. Princeton.
Rutgers, Swarthmore, Syracuse,
rnion. Navy, YVesleyan and Ynye
vll! be represented. Although he.
results involve no tram champion-.
ship, Yale. N.ny and Hut gets at"
' expected to furnish powerful ag
gregations. As many of the en'rants
'. hold national records in their spec
' talti'S the creation of new marks
! would not be surprising The cham
pionships start tomorrow afiernoon
i w-h'n the diving trials laku place.
, The swimming preliminaries t ill
I be held in the evening, while all
j finals are to be contested Saturday
; night.
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Take Fire and Theft
Policy on Road Roller
Revere Mass. Mure. 0:5 (;Pl TliK
! city Isn't taking any chances with
j th pride of Its street, department, a
hig steam roller. Mayor John E.
Walsh yesterday took out an Insur
ance policy on the ie!l"r for fire and
thrft. The machine disapve;lrrd for
four days last year.
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lrl'7i nrobii court r.as appoir.iea
n.linir.istrKtor of tha f-s:ate of Col.
John C. CooUdge. father of the
Vreft.'.MH. Col. CoallJge died at Ply
lnoifh l9t Thursday.
Hu-ad of ITi.oco wis peated, thua
i;, it.:attng. It il believed here, that
tn vain Jf 'he trstait "was greater
than had Oern though. E. J. Blan
ch .-.1 i. nl A J. Brown, old friends
oi th Colonel, were named to make
an app-sis.'tl
IVfor hit death. Col. Coolidgo
d'i'l of a.l bl possessions to tho
j,.-.i-1i,i 'it t,. s,m of II. It wi
t'. int. tb.. r-tlon to bring the es
ti tot court wat to put In order
ny Mate or federal taxes'that may
be due.
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LOOK WELL -WEAR BETTER
WHEN you dress for the street take
)1 ;i lock in the mirror see whether
your hat is a credit to the rest of your
attire.
Your hat is your crown let it reflect
your personality. You'll be headed
right with one of our new Spring Hats
new styles in the season's latest col
ors some ' with I he popular fancy
hands.
STETSON Headquarter?
Connecticut Hat Co,
E. R. ARCADE
Belbert and Likly Luggage
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ESTABLISHED 1886
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Young; Men will wear for Easter and throughout the season-Two or Three
Button Model, Broad Shoulders and Moulded Hips.
Style leaders say Gray is the color. Silver Gray Granite Gray.
Tailored by Hart SchalTner & Marx.
SMART ACCESSORIES FOR SPRING AND '
EASTER WEAR
SHIRTS NECKWEAR
Beautiful colorings in the new stripes Style calls for a little more color this
and checks; collar attached; collar to I s,c?son; fiff"ics are quite the correct
match or neckband. 111
$1.00 t $400
Rcssilo Made
$2,00 To $5.00
! SHOES
delusive color conizations- and de-, Suif Vefc
s.s,K, clieck alnpea, plaids ami ,0 Shoes are the finest hand lasted
wchs. shoes made.
75c T $1 50 , $12.00 ad $13,00
DRESS UP FOR EASTER!
Gl
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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel], March 25, 1926, Page 9, Image 9
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