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New Britain herald., 1916-01-03
uth Congregational Church.

6e. will be a rehearsal of the Tomorrow evening at 7:45 Woodruff Club will meet with E1mfeldt. 26S Maple street, to- Nv evening at 8 o'clock.
 first mothers meeting for the Hill be held on Wednesday aft at o'clock in the parish The subject will be Hymn 5 Tor the Story of the Hymns and Iuse in the Homes" Mrs. l.. Traut will be in charge of keting and all mothers are cor invited to attend.
 Fe will be a meeting of the Girl Wednesday afternoon at , ssdav there will be an ali-day l meeting. Inasmuch as the work llocal needs and a box is to he \ for a family of eight children |e attendance is urgently re- |ch night service will be held Isy evening at 7:45 o'clock. Little Tourists club will meet \ afternoon at I o'clock.
 5 |e will be q meeting of the World club Friday at D. m. Mems Sunday club will hold a and social Friday evening" | will be served at 6:30 o'clock [iII be followed by the annual has tree entertainment
 meeting of the Woman's For hfssionary. society, scheduled for |fternoon was postponed until h Ionday afternoon on account of bf1ity of Mrs. c. B. Adams of lid to be present. Mrs. Adams an address before the so-
New Britain herald., 1916-01-03
ZURICH NEWS
Trinity Methodist Church.

en Esther circle will meet to-
 with Miss Lillian Arrowsmith
 home 155 Cherry street.
 a-e will be a class meeting to-
 W evening at 7:45 o'clock.
 Illar mid week service will be thursday evening at 7:45 o'clock. eption will be given to the
 lem bers of the church. NLadies' Aid society will hold Hual supper Friday evening at Iclock. monthly meeting of the official Twill be held Friday evening at
 fclock. Boy Scouts will meet Friday at \ m. John Henry, pastor of the
 h of all Nations, New York
 Jill occupy the pulpit next Sum-
New Britain herald., 1916-01-03
St. JOScDh'S Church Items.

The parochial school reopened this morning after the Christmas hOi- days. The feast of the Epiphany will be observed Thursday and masses will be celebrated at [ and s o'clock. Confessions will be heard Thursday afternoon and evening and Friday being the first Friday of the month masses will be celebrated at 5:30 and [ o'clock. BenedictiOn will be pro- nounced in the evening at 7:30 o'clock. The pastor will read his annual re- port on January 1 6.
New Britain herald., 1916-01-03
TO PURSUE ART COURSE.

Miss Marguerite Miles, daughter of MT. and Mrs. I. F. Miles of West Main street, left today to enter the National Academy of Design in New York. where she will pursue her study of art Miss Miles is a graduate of New Britain High school class of 1912, and later attended an art school in Hartford
New Britain herald., 1916-01-03
Events Tonight
'ENearly Married," Lyceum theatev

'Nearly Married,'' Lyceum theatev.
 Moving pictures and vaudeville, keeneyS S theater
 Gerstaecller lodge, l. Q. o. F., meets in Turner hall.
 Mattabessett Tribe, I. o. R. M, eets in Judd'S hall.
 Court Pride, F. of A., meets at go Arch street.
 Martha Washington council, D. of A., meets at PIT Main streetr
 Pride circle, C. of F., meets at 271 Main street.
 Tegncr lodge Q of ", meets at 59 Arch street
New Britain herald., 1916-01-03
KILLED IN ALBANY.
Frank Daversa of 47 Spring Street, Meets Death Under Wheels of Train.

Frank Daversa, formerly local bricklayer and plasterer who lived at 47 Spring street, was run down and killed by train in the West Albany N. Y, freight yards at 6:30 o'clock yesterday morning. Yesterday Chief Rawlings received a telegram from Chief Hyatt of the Albany police and today a letter from the coroner tell ing of the accident. Davesra's head was almost severed from his body.
 Antonio DaVersa of 62 Spring street and George Daversa of AZ Spring street, are relatives of the dead man and have been notified of the fatality by the police.
New Britain herald., 1916-01-03
WOMAN FALLS, WILL SUE.

Mrs. Charles J. Larsen of PIP Main street, through Lawyer M. H. Camp, has signified her intentions of suing the city for injuries she received on New Years eve when she slipped and fell on the icy sidewalk Arch street. Mrs. Larsen is suffering from a fractured left arm and is being treated at the local hospital.
New Britain herald., 1916-01-03
TO GIVE RECITALS.

Joseph Clair Beebe, organist of the south Congre gational church, has arranged a series of recitals of popu- lar selections for Wednesday after moons. The first will be given Janu- aly 12, at 4:30 o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1916-01-03
KINKADE-SCHWADERER.

Announcement was made today Of the engagement of Miss Elizabeth Schwaderer, daughter. of MT. and Mrs. Charles Schwaderer of 23 Whiting street, to George Dickinson kinkade of this city.
New Britain herald., 1916-01-03
RUNAWAY BOY FOUND.

Penniless, suffering from the cold and hungry, Paul Korowski, 1 8 years old son of Paul Korowski of SS Sey- n1our street, was picked up in New York by the Associated Charities Saturday. He is being cared for until he can be sent home. The boy ran away from his home in this city last October.
New Britain herald., 1916-01-03
Swedish Bethany Church.

This will be observed as a week of prayer at the Swedish Bethany church with services every evening at 7:45 o'clock. Addresses will be made by Rev c. E. Pihl, the pastor and Rev. G. C. Hillstrom of East Hamp-
New Britain herald., 1916-01-03
First Church of Christ.

First InUrcH O1 InFISI.
 monthly meeting of the Phil class will be held this evening clock.
 classes of the New Britain tg School for Religious Teach
New Britain herald., 1916-01-03

ton. Special music will be rendered by the choir
New Britain herald., 1916-01-03
ODD TROUSERS PARAGON AND BERKSHIRE

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The Detroit times., 1916-11-23
Big Things Expected of
Michigan Runner
Next Spring

ANN ARBOR. Mich. Nov. q -
watch Eddie carroll" is the m
NOR floating out from the Michigan
track camp The Wolverine miller
10 going great guns and threatens
&c make someone step pretty close
20 record time in the long event In
the in,ercollegiaies next spring
Carroll has been running cross
country ali fall He has been
showing q clean pair Of heels 20
every man he has met over the
longer distance. and is In excellent
form already tIe looks better than
he dld last spring when be came
in second In the mile In the time
OF 4.l5. and he promises TO better
this year
Carroll has been developing ever
since Farrell took hold of him In
hts freshman year. the star miller
showed Signs OF class, but not until
last year. after two seasons ~ de-
velopment. did he reach the real
heights that como with second place
IN the intercolleNates The expert
euce OF tao blk races. the training
o. two years. has made him a star
Of The first magnitude and he VIII
make someone hump TO beat him
this year,
Murphy. half rl'ler. has also start
cd working out on the track. and IL
after the Ferry held record. set by
Ufer last spring az I 55 i-5. He
and Carroll will be Michigan main.
stays In the long runs, and will
form the nucleus OF two Or four
mile relay team. II Steve" tries
again this year TO reach the worlds
record witch his tvomils bunch set
last year
The Detroit times., 1916-11-23
MATCH WELSH
AND DUNDEE.

NEW YORK, Nov 23--Harry Pol
iok manager of Freddie Welsh. the
lighi weight champion, has snnounc-
ed that Johnny Dundee will be
Neish's next opponent and that the
bout VIII be a l0-round. no-decision
affair 10 be staged in Madison
square garden a week from tonight.
Thanksgiving day. This will be the
opening attraction OF tho Madison
National Show corporation II Il Is
granted license by the state box
ing commission
The Detroit times., 1916-11-23
BROWN AND PITT
WILL NOT MEET

PfTTsBURGH. Nov 23.--Athletic
stthoritiss of 2rown and PET
bnrEh universities have agreed that
e would not be wise 20 schedule a
post-season game 20 determine the
eastern football cham pionship
While from The sporting standpoint
the game would be = gem, yet the
plan 70 play II a. the New York
Polo grounds would give the game
a commercial fRvor from which
here could be no escape. Neither
college f. in favor of scheduling
such postseason game a. this.
and both are inclined 20 believe
that II will be for the best interests
* football 20 complete the season
With the completion of their reRu-
lar schedules
The Detroit times., 1916-11-23
c. EVANS PLANS
To REIGN LONG
Now That Chick Is Champion
He Expects to Remain One
For Spell

NEW YORK Nov 23.-when
Chick Evans. the national open ano
amateur champion. visited New
York recently after his triumph az
the Merton clue. Philadelphia, he
old friends that In winning the ma
tlonal amateur Championship ne had
yaulted into the highest point OF his
ife's ambitions
81 have reached a point In my
game" said Evans. where It Is not
necessary for me TO break out In a
cold swea, whenever l have to sink
a long putt 20 win hole"
Fact OF the matter is that Il war
just this po'nt--considered the
cham pion's weakest-which enabled
rim to defeat Robert Gardner for
the national title. and which car
ried him 20 victory In the open
tournament some time earlier. OF
course. there wsro a few times when
Evans nerves we're strained by the
nature Of the pltts be was forced
20 make. but tho fact that he had
lost many matches In his long ca.
Teer as a tournament player thru
poor putting m2ae his performance
stand out
Il have learned 30 drive as !
never drove before" Evans said
My mashe shots have improved all
summer and want 20 say right
here that II was with the greatest
elat,on that finished on the hole
which gave me the title"
Evans several times has been
runner.up IN national Journeys and
has finished there or thereabouts In
many high class meets. but the one
big plum ne was after-the national
amateur tournament-always has
been just out ot his reach.
Evans assured the United Press
'ha, II some golfer IL 20 take the
championship from him next year
he'll have TO pay some regular
championship golf 10 do II.
i've got Tint championship.
Evans said, "and mean TO keep /,
as long az caa."
The Detroit times., 1916-11-23
KAzOO COLLEGE
HOPES TO WIN
Victory Over NOtre Dame
Fresh Saturday Would Give
Edge Over NOrmalites

KALAMAZOO. Mich. Nov %
Altho TOO heated rivalry prevents
lie authorities - the Western State
Normal and the Kalamazoo college
from perm ftting their football teams
20 clash In an annual game. college
rcoters claim th- game between ne
Baptist institution and the Notre
Tame freshman Saturday. will give
me coliegIans an opportunity 20
how their superiority over The Nor
malites
The college team has not been
defeated tbis year and ne only
beating received by the Normal
cam was rendered by the Notre
Lame fresh two weeks ago. when
he teachers wcat down to a 70 to
: defeat
The game Saturday Will be the
only way In vhi.h Kalamazoo foot.
all enthusiasts viii be able 20 tell
hich Ia the stronger OF their two
teams
The Detroit times., 1916-11-23
belmont Pleases Fans,
Tho He Takes Bad
Beating

One ot the December cards at
Eddie Glassco's Windsor arena is
likely 20 be bout between Rocky
Kansas. of Buffalo. and Phil Bloom.
OF New York. Kansas demonstrat.
ed last night that he is In splendid
condition this Sear. and absolute ely
there with the mulish kick Glassco
has been planning on using Bloom
soon. and now figures that Kansas
II the boy 20 meet the clever Goth
amite Phil MAJ outpoint the Bur.
tslo hattler. and he may get
knocked st1 Il should be rous-
Ing scrap.
Kansas had 10 diHicnlty IN beat.
ing Gene pelmont Wednesday night
in the l0-round feature bout OF the
Windsor fstic program But Il vas
a hne ring argument belmont was
beaten IN the ayst round. and un
til the tenth the tough Kansas kept
adding 20 his lead In the fnal
round Dvlmont staged a rally that
won an even or@ak for the inning
and set the fans crazy
This Delmon looks Ike 40 ex-
cellent card II mmy Dunn want.
I'd 20 pick q tough bird FOR Genes
FIRST opporent y the north during
The present campaign and was sat.
,shed n the Memphis fea'herwelght
stuck The limit he must have been
nightly pleaset Courage stuck
out al over the lad. AMI he proved
ability 20 weather a heavy sea
Five or six times it seemed as Il
Kansas was all set FOR the anishins
blow when belmont would sudden
D. cut loose With Wild rally that
not only saved his hide. but actual
IS drove Rocky 20 cover Every
round had its thrills. and Delmon'
all be welcomed back again thi.
wear.
In the semi Hrp Walter Gum de
feated jules scluholE by wid,
margin hut tho bout vas bette,
than the averag clash OF mediocre
The Detroit times., 1916-11-23
This Year and Last.

Tow battling Blue
i and hen 0 Cambridge.
is a block
andt
foundation which
isn't a footbau n
nothing polished Il. which
highly specialized
II a Z band OF
athletes
ntei
foundations cf successful
nothing nothing Tad
awkward ot o
dash sadly diluted counterfeit
passing
the Yale which al bu nyncbe
gridiron
might be ANYBODY
eliminating
Irresistible
clever Whether Harvard this drive down The hed BY quick
and unexpected rusts has in the past four Ncvemoe question
skilled gdders handle
info
that nyncbe for
sons--a sort of SullyanCorbet scufhe as it were
The Detroit times., 1916-11-23
Frisky Fritz.

oLLARD started Chicago payed
- he
lie
l0de
He ad
nobody invited him practice
t-y
That's the FIRST Robbie heard OF him Pollard
be
he
he
q With h, has employ
assistant Probably somebody will call hat
fiatiroOs srdrons what al
Of
Thomas other
aight
The incident interesting
brain. after all
Some folks like Princeton oppor
uund Highland Park been waiting for perpetrators
Park
5ohnny.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-23
GUY AXWORTHY
BRINGS $4,000

NEW YORK. NOV. Guy Az.
WORTHY. sire - Lee AxVorthy
i5sl l-4. brought $4,000 when he
was sold i0 Harry Hardness AZ the
auction - the late Jacob Rupert
stock farm Tho horse. now "a
years o'd 1iII be faken 20 Walnut
1851 farm Kentucky Guy ANWor.
tty cost his late owner only $4,000
The Detroit times., 1916-11-23

BOSTON. Nov o. Harvard
husky football squad. comprising
two full teams and nine extra sub
stituies. left on the BAY State I'm
tied for New Haven today This af
ternoon the Crimson warriors will
have their FIRST workout of the year
ia the Yale bowl
The Detroit times., 1916-11-23
IA CRIDDERS
GIVEN THE m"
Zeiger, Martens and Boyd
Extra Men to Draw Award;
Captain Not Chosen

ANN AEBOR Mich, Nov Ia
Eight OF the "a u-en granted Ms
yesterday FOR p,AYinE on the Michi-
gan football team this fail. return
for the eleven neat year. TWO of the
six graduating ng substitutes and
ali who return teing regular mem
bers OF the first eleven.
These u men will select The cap
tain for next year sometime this
week. the meeting for this purpose
being held up rutil Peach IS able
tc leave the hospital where he has
besu confined since the Penn game.
Peach len the hospital for the
game. and was forced 10 return as
soon as he was taken out
The letters viii be presented Sat
crdav night AZ ne annual football
smoker a. VII -l. James sohermer.
horn publisher o' The Detroit
= mes. will speak Mr. Schermer-
horn spoke az thu smoker two years
ago when Mauitetsch received his
frs. letter and g again on the pro
Gram when tho German Bullet "a
last honored BY the university for
his services.
RS" and "ANA's" will be gwen
10 The other members ot the var
sry team and rrrubs who did not
receive the Official letter
The 1918 NJ" men are az FOL
lows
rapt.l. John MauIbetsch. of
Ann Arbor. halfbnck-
Maurice r. DUnne. Of chicago
EI,on r.. weimsnn. Of Tejonss-
Cal. tackle.
ciinord e. Gr.eey, OF Csss
CITY. Nieh.. guard.
walter A. Neimann. of Her
nansviIls. Nich., center
Fred T.. lrhor, Of Hastings
Richs,a v. weske. of New
London. Conn. tackle.
willard T. Peach Of Fremont
o.. End.
Mich.. quarterback
Harold VI. Z~iGsr, Of Pueeio'
Col quarterback.
PHI r. Raymond. 81 ssgfnsw,
Mitch, haIfbsek-
cedric G. smith, Of Bsy CITY,
Nfch. faitbsek.
albert g. Martens. Of usy-
wood. iIi.. end
The Detroit times., 1916-11-23
Yale and Harvard.

TINE wheeze The r01 look .as Jess
this Naetarvs- - ta-
concerned this VIII be merely
Yale Harvard L. Ike Teddy Roosevs
and John l. sullivan rs crown Is badly battered ol f
big to be
that good high school
old bulldog
straight for the pound kindly persons Uer= sugs
OF his But last week the old
Tiger relshed doesn't look Ike he
beads
New Haven growing just Ambush And ali
s sticking joyous anticipation Of fun
old Yale spirit back The Bulldog is fred
enabled
which against all defeat
a only of 37s
The Detroit times., 1916-11-23

welterweights. Tommy Conley. a
little Boston fellow whose boxing
should be set TO music. made a lift
IA the second prelim against a
sturdy foe from one Of the Detroit
clubs, Conley never stops waltzing.
but that doesn', keep him from se
compsnying his steps with a bass
drum obligato played on the person
ot his opponent lie scored a tech.
meal knockout Jimmy Marsh. a
newcomer from Windsor. won a
nice victory over another Jimmy
person from Detroit in the hrst
prelim.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-23

NEW YORK. Nov % The New
York sun Jdsy declared that
Christy Hsthewson. now manager OF
th Cincinnati Sauonai league club
may be made president Of that club
% succeed Garry Hermann. Herr
mann. it 'nas aid Is expected TO re-
Tire in order % become neutral
chairman ~ the national commits
Zion
The Detroit times., 1916-11-23

Graeber will meet Bruce tonight
ir the straight rail tourney at
Sweeney Illusions. Rice beat Ham.
llton. 1873 10 i23. an KAnAfol,h de
feated winemtllr;. 200 70 81. In the
Wednesday matches. Beckert beat
RIckard. 1ss TO 81. In the smoker
match.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-23
Rocky Kansas Wins; May Be
Matched With Phil Bloom
INTRODUCING
MISS cARRioAN

LEWISTON, Me. Nov "a
Bill Carrigan, EXmanager OF
the World Champion Red sox--
and the prefix eX goes In big let.
ters. MIR. Sporting Editor-is
proud papa. Baby Carrigan. the
frst one in the Carrigan house
hold. is a cunning little miss.
who weighed eight pounds when
she made her grand entrance
upon this terrestrial sphere.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-23
MCKENZIE TO
BOX DE LOOF

Bny McKenz'e. OF Winnipeg. Who
vii box Barney O'Neill al Windsor
pert Wednesday night. will appear
In the feature number on the pro
ram OF The Campus A. G. smoker
tonight Casey DeIoOf. ~ Grand
Rapids. viii tackle Mckenzie. The
program will include two wrestling
touts and three boxing contests.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-23
Eddie Carroll Is Beginning
To Look Like Record Miller
KICKS q GOALS
WITHOUT A MISS

a record almost unique In foot
5ai has been made By De
Via.ls. The Brown l.Sle. during
taa 1910 season
DE Vitals is the premier kicker
on The Brown team an has made
goals from touCadoUns dur
ing the season without miss
IN addition ne has kicked seyera,
Aeid goals and has done most OF
he punttng
The Detroit times., 1916-11-23

CHICAGO. Nov % johnny Cou.
lon has heen mortified that a match
for him With Bantamweight Cham
pion Williams had been arranged
to take place in poston soon
The Detroit times., 1916-11-23
PITTSBURGH
BOXERS AT ID. A. c,

The amateur boxing card AZ the
y A G gym Saturday night will
b. featured bT'n clash between a
Detroi, team and Z :eam from Pitts
burgh trained and sponsored by Joe
Choyinski. forme- light heavyweight
star with the gloves.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-23

II FRF's ono YOU
- ranked the greatest aAmfre't
thSheylin Of vale and ECKER
of Of Princc7n and Hogan f 4ae
Upton ot Wesi
Point center Fur ~ Harvard ano
Heston Michigan and Smith OF Pna tAcA That was
Camp hon j 1904
4 to PICK h Feai
Of rules Heson Eek
Stevenson was
good quarterback showed tao There
forwards all gooc IN those DAYS
aswiu forward
sale or
be today
Of
but
xouldn be help n the
the rules wouldn't handicap t
TO ags '
Eckersal couldn't The
be eeyeng greater now
dnd EcS c5-s .-
"a neG And
Sheyln phet enc four wears 0a no
BODY Is
a
The Detroit times., 1916-11-23
Who'll Be First?

EREs that will
- this
i vii
another and will all
Wade. and guard must be replaced
The Detroit times., 1916-11-23

TT. seldom that = newcomer IN the
biE yard succeeds tp nashinE q
~orId's record right on the reel, but
Pitcher NRbors 81 the Athiefics aid
this very thing. lie lost the last ~
Games he pitched
The Detroit times., 1916-11-23

Runsor has "a that . third msIov
League is Ia he formed during the
winter. During the winter 10 the ria hi
time 10 form = third major league.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-23

R~~0rds showing that Roy scbsTk
kad more chances than any other
catcher tB the American t~anue Iast
sehsfk yery proud ~ her husband.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-23

Robinson
fall should
whole sporting world
alAmercan
ynched And
football ln
other department Of tackle
in
work his he
slam He will talk little about anything
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-28

t,fit gosf, are promised \ musical
u,a, m the rte,en'at,an Thur'tav oi
ihe Metropolitan Operate lour Tor
mety associated IN principal t1le' with
such organizations as the Montreal
Oprfa company. the Ivan \mtamwu
Opera COMPANY and the San Carlo
Opera COMPANY In a letter 90 Nh,
Iva, management regarding this az
a mrmhct ~ the Ntuen Vaudeville
Managers association saws
have been advised that The
Metropolitan operate -Four will
play YOUR house IN the near IN.
tute and wish tn advise YOU NJ
,hs fac, ,ha, this a., iS one NJ
~, he features al M, Cotton car.
nAl. Galveston. leNaS lulN I Co
N inclusive You can hill This aOt
a. strong A. ,ou like a, / am per
,rnal, satisfied that u will hs
M, biegss, singing isa'ur, ,uu
have PLAYED ,h, season
Nnnlhsf hsadlrcf is Sam twn'
and NJ, rnli Girls IN a satire uu gnl'
called The Nineteenth Hole Pau
Gotdon and Ame Rica will appear II
steps and sings, Joe Lane and rorl'
llatpsf IN ,kit called The Man anr
the Manicure the Smilsus Sister,
m a series ~ con,ot,irn stunts