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New Britain herald., 1920-12-20
GY ITEMS

Say It With Music" at Morans'.- advt
 Mrs. V. Liest is spending the holi- i days at Bennington. New Hampshire. Removal sale at Besse-Leland's. s. -advt.
 Isabella Circle. Daughters of Isa- bella. will hold a meeting this even ing at o'clock. All members are asked to make final returns tonight as the awarding of the quilt will take place at this meeting.
 Auto washing, day or night Hanna's Garage.-advt. John r. Leeney, state president of the Ancient Order of Hibernians, at tended a meeting at Bridgeport yester- day held in the interests of the Irish Republic movement.
 Let us store your battery for you this winter, reasonable rates. Simmons Storage Battery company. Phone 2246.--advt.
 The New Britain Musical club will hold business meeting and musicale in the Grammar school hall this evening.
 Lot of mems and young mems s45 overcoats s29.63 at Besse-Leland Co. -advt.
 Rev. John l.. Davis of the Trinity hetnOulsl IS Tn New Ork on a business trip.
 Herbert Bates today entered the employ of the Armour company as a salesman.
 MT. Graham's dance, Y. w. c. A. to- night. All members are requested to be present.-advt..
 The local Zionists observed their Chanukah in Judd's hall last evening
 Jewelry Xmas gifts. Henry Morans'. --advt.
 The annual Christmas party will be observed at the Y. w. C. A. for members only this evening.
 Msns Emerson Shoes. every pair guaranteo6. Reg. Sl4 and 4l5. S6.26.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-20

appear on the team in the game are: Secora. Mieczkowski. Fitzptrick. Swan son. WAskitz. Adam aitis Carlson and Rratton. At a meeting held yesterday afternoon Bratton was elected captain. Ths following is a schedule of games proposed for the team this season.
 December 2Ist--Nsw Britain at
New Britain herald., 1920-12-20

South Manchester; 23rd, Terryville at New Britain.
 January sth-BloomfieId at New Britain; 22nd, New Britain at Bloom field; 2sth, South Manchester at New Britain.
 February 4th-New Britain at Essex; 11th, Alumni. March 11th, Essex at New Britain.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-20

season tomorrow when they will go to South Manchester. Their rivals of tomorrow were successful in defeating them for the championship last year but the locals feel sure of returning with the iaurels of victory. There are several new players on the local lineup this season and strong team is looked
 forward to. Those who will probably
New Britain herald., 1920-12-20
BASKETBALL LEAGUES

hate Trade school to Start Years Schedule of Gnmc- at South Man. Ych~@ter Tuesday. Tho New Britain state Trade 'rhooi team will open its basketball
New Britain herald., 1920-12-20

od new members sunday
New Britain herald., 1920-12-20

Dear Friends:
 Answering your thought what should be something of lasting nature something family and friends lasting Piano. Player caonal and continuous and Machines and Records which be obtained
New Britain herald., 1920-12-20


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Cheyenne record., 1920-08-12
SPORTING NOTES

The Cuban derby Of 1921 will be
worth $4,000 to the winner
Georgia School of Technology has
made boxing major sport.
Johns Hopkins will have 1O5OO seat
ing capacity for football next fall.
The Massachusetts Golf association
has 6.459 players on its handicap list.
The Austrian trotting derby at vi
emma recently attracted 10000 Specta-
tors.
England is raising $15O.OOO to defend
1921.
The Princeton and Chicago football
elevens will clash at Princeton. Octo-
Der %, 1921.
Yale has won the intercollegiate
trap-shooting championship ten sue
cessive times.
Norman Ross, the champion SWIM
mer, established q worlds records in
the antipodes.
Pete Herman. bantamweight boxing
champion, is to meet Jimmy Wilde,
the English flyweight titleholder. in
a 2O-round contest at 11S pounds, ring
side at Holbfra stadium, London, Sep
tember II.
Cheyenne record., 1920-08-12

forming his fourteenth season in the
big leagues Larry is relied upon to
play a big part in the Giants chase for
the pennant. Ball players are born
and not made. Well does this fit Larry.
He has often said that he plays the
game for the fun that's in 1t. but that
the managers insist on paying him.
This line lets us see the jovial side OF
Doyle. He is one of the most popu-
lar men in the game. and has yet to
hear the dreadful blast Of the cats
call, or as II is known today. the "razz.'
The kick Of mule kicked Larry
right into professional baseball. Work.
ing as a miner in Illinois he happened
70 get on the wrong side Of the animal.
and then and there decided that he
had enough. In 1915 he was awarded
an automobile as being the most valu-
able player In his club during the sea
son. His stick work has always been
mn near the 300 mark and his fielding
Of the hest. Now with age CREEPING on
ne has slowed up bit. but manages
to cover quite a little ground around
the middle station.
Cheyenne record., 1920-08-12

beat double trudgeon. The former ID
preferred by men, the latter, by the
women. though many male swimmers
are being brought over to the six-beat
stroke.
The four-beat trud:eon is one of one
wide sweep with the leg and three
scissors kicks with every stroke Of the
two arms. The six-beat IL two wide
sweeps and four scissors kicks with
every stroke Of the two arms.
Mems muscles are not nearly so smp-
Pile as women's and the four-beat
stroke is therefore hetter suited for
them. Leading coaches, however, nre
of the opinion that the faster leg
movement Of the siX-beat stroke makes
it faster than the fOur-beat motion,
and are now teaching II.
Cheyenne record., 1920-08-12

Usually when one thinks OF u
"crawl' the idea Is synonymous with
something which Is slow moving.
weary and cumbersome.
In swimming however. the "crawl'
refers only to the fastest of all water
locomOtiGn.
When swimmers use the 'crawf'
they are splashing along with the
fastest stroke known in aquatics.
Norman Ross. Ted Cam. Perry Nc
Gillivray. Duke Kahanamoku, Etheldra
Bleihtrey. Charlotte Boyle and other
kings and queens of the aquatic world
are all expOnents of the crawl. None
could have made the record they have
without this stroke.
There are two kinds Of "crawls,"
the four-beat trudgeOn and the six
Cheyenne record., 1920-08-12
TO COACH GRINNELL ELEVEN
Bud Saunders, Formerly Star Quarter
back on Missouri Team. Accepts
New Affilia:ion.

Bud Saunders. for two years foot
ball coach Of the Haskell Indian col
iege, IL the new coach nj Grinne'' col
Ieyc. Saunders had unusually good
success with the Haskell elevebs and
Ia expected TO prodnce winner ut
Grinneli. He forMer!y was star
quarter:.sck OF tic University VI Mis-
souri,.
Cheyenne record., 1920-08-12

ures, cleaned while he was downing
J. D. CrookstOn in the recent Ale
gheny club tournament:
Hole No. 1. length $50 yards. drove
Z75 yards. -
Hole No. 2. length. 367 yards. drove
3O0 yards.
Hole No. 4. length 365 yards. drove
315 yards.
Hole No. 8. length 547 yards, drove
$50 ynrds.
Davy literally ''inys II on 'em" ~
the tee end generally the gallery mar.
vels a. the ball spoeds on and on.
Cheyenne record., 1920-08-12
KICK OF MULE MADE
DOYLE BALL PLAYER
Laughing Larry Quit Mines
When Animal Landed.
Was Awarded Automobile in 1915 for
Being Most Valuable Player on New
York Team-AIways Been
Strong With Stick.

Larry Doyle is one of the veterans
of the game who can still put up fast
article of ball. Laughing Larry as
they call him. arrived in New York
labeled a baseball player Of no small
amount of ability in the middle of the
baseball season of 1907. Although per-
Cheyenne record., 1920-08-12
HEBRON IS LONGEST DRIVER
National Amateur Golf Champion 10
Getting Greater Distance Now
Than Ever Before.

). Davidson Heron, national anna
teur champion, is making rapid strides
toward another title-the title Of
Americas longest driver. He is get
ting greater distance now than ever
before. as witness the following fig-
Cheyenne record., 1920-08-12
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New Britain herald., 1920-10-15
CITY ITEMS

Exclusive agents Stctson shoes. Bcssc- Leland Co.--adVt.
 Fall and winter suits. st9.J0 10 sG0.00, at Bcssc- Leland Co.--Advt.
 About I5 friends of Miss Margaret Sweeney Of Clark street gave her surprise party last evening. previous tu her leaving to study nursing at St. Francis hospital. Eliza beth Sea man and Margaret Brown gave vocal solos and Marie Cavanaugh enter taincd with dances. Miss sweeney was presented with a purse of gold.
 Victor records. special issue. num- her, 1S6?o--35-ot. Japan"sa Strd- man. Whispering. Avalon. Just Like a Gypsy. at C. l.. Pierce X Co.--AdTt. Viking A. C. Fair. Bungalow .o- nisht.--ndVt
 Mir and Mrs. George Hogan md daughter arc visiting Mir. and Mrs. Frank Green and granddaughter Miss Ruth Frances. Mems cordovau hrogucs at popular prices at Bcssc- c-Lcland Co.--Advt. Announcement has been Of the mar riarc of Ruth Wells to Cnri Rittncr. which took place last Friday. They returned home from their wedding tour through New York and arc now residing nn Day street. Boys fall suits and ovcrcoats great Iy reduced at Resse-TIeland Co.-Advt
 Tabs fair. Bardeck's hall. october Ia to November 1.-advt. Hear Whispering. Henry Morans. --advt.
 Complete stock of ovcrcoats, S24.'o to S6o.OO. at Besse-I.eland Co.-AdNt Ladies' comfys in all colors, $2.50 | grade, $i.s5. The s. w. Menus store. %-Advt.
 Victor records. special issue. num- ber, IS6so-3bTO1. Japanesa Sald' man, Whispering. Avalon. Just Like a Gypsy, at C. L.. Pierce & Co.-Advt. Tabs fair. Bardeck's hall. october Is 10 November 1.--advt. Mems Brockton made shoes. all atylea black and brown, s4.95 and sG.45. regular so.00. The S. w. Menus storc.-Advt.
 Roys' flannel blouses. s1.15 and sf.45 nt Resse-r.eland Co.--Advt.
 Xmas victrola club. Henry Morans. -advt.
 Lot Of Mallory $500 soft felt hats. $500. at Besse Leland Co.-Advt
 Tabs fair. Bardeck's hall. October 2a to November 1.--advt.
 Viking A. C. Fair. Bungalow to- nisht.--advt.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-15
MAY LEAVE "N."

Slater. physical director |. C. A.. Ia considering an up q similar work in an- To has been connected with for a mum ber of rezn rdcd aa a capable di- was in charge of the city when they were first
New Britain herald., 1920-10-15
RECOVERING

phael cf Grove Hill is at
 s hospital, New Haven. From an operation upon | |the stomach. Drs. Verdi Ftx are attending him. Tho considered successful.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-15
NEW STEWARD AT ELKs.

Herbert Bates, who has managed tho E1ka restaurant for the past year. will leave that capacity this evening. and will he succeeded hy |. Fish. who was formerly connected with the shuttle Meadow club.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-15
MONDAY EVENING lAMNr.NIs SCHOOL HALL

Recital of the New Britain
 D will be held Monday he Grammar school audi To club has an extensive 'hich will he carried out
 winter months at that
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-10
DREAWLAND ADVENTURES
BY DADDY
"THE WITCH'S TRICKS"

OH cried Peggy. "The wedding
is spoiled :" :,
The bride shrieked and tainted. 4
Young soldier rushed to her and picked
her UP. angela" he shouted in such
loud voice that the bride quickly
awakened from her faint Harold" "
she screamed, and threw her arms
around his neck.
Angela father picked himself out of
the wreck of the auto, gave one look at
Angela and Harold and threw up his
hands. sam
Good by, rich young husband.
But Angela didn't hear him., She
was too busy talking to Harold, her
soldier lover.
"They told me you had. been killed
in battle" she said You came just
in time for ] was about to become the
unhappy bride of the handsome rich
man. The SNOWFALL that hit the driver
in the eye has saved us to each other.
We will 90 and get married as fast as
we can
He! He! It's a good thing I'm
such a good shot, giggled the little
old woman, and she whisked Peggy and
Billy toward home. In less than jiffy
they found themselves back on the side
walk where they had first met her.
"You are a good witch !" declared
Peggy EVERY one of your. tricks
started wrong but ended right.
"He! He Tricks can either good or
harmful be-" gigglcd the little old
woman.
"What is your name, good mistress
witch?" asked Billy politely. We
want to know who has given us such
wonderful ride"
"My name-He! He lis Fickle
Fortune. When I'm bad just giggle a
bit and ! may turn good. Now good =
night and good day, / must hasten
away; but look for me soon and trip
to the moon"
Whisk, the broomstick picked up the
, little old woman and swept her out of
sight in the sky. Peggy turned to speak
| to Billy and he was gone, too. There
she was back in her chair, and beside
her were her skates-just as solid
and good as they ever were.
"a trip 10 the moon, l hope it will
be soon," repeated Peggy as she jumped
out of her chair to run in to supper.
Meat ,oeek Pe09v and Billy start
on the trip 10 the moon.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-10
The Spoiled Wedding

Inc Spolleu WeOuliig
PEGGY and Billy clung for dear life
= to the little old woman's broomstick
as 1t sped down the hill. They didn' t
mud it nearly so comfortable to ride
upon as their coaster. But the trip was
snort and soon they picked the coaster
W out OF the ditch where it had fallen
"ser throwing the shrewd- faced man
upOn INC train. Then Peggy and Billy
~ N, on me coaster again. and with the
nin nlse od woman perched in her usual
p.sce on the side of the broomstick they
'VI on swiftly for the city.
a. ;teggy looked at the little old woman S
,rMMnuly grin, and wondered again il she
'Smn,y We're an evil witch.
n Scooted along until they came
m,u rn9rch' AT the church wss a rich
bSna bru waiting for his bride. He was very
a aSoine nriSne and seemed fitting mate for
csmo y scooted along further until they
iust ie 20 20 the home of the bride. She was
ior seIlihg into an automobile TO start
Ana 'ue church, She was very beautiful
y ISVyteIned a fitting mate for a prince.
lovo'M 'M9at a handsome groom: what a
'vN'Iy NFy bride" cried Peggy. so' "Aa' d
shsr wonder If they will be happy ever
WI III added Billy. P''
sang rHftShas9me tSS ONE is as handsome does, 4"
what uS = nltle old woman. "But see
goiDy = 'anny driver the bride has. I'm
Pesrwv an .nLoW ,snowballs at him."
iunbsS SLd ana Billy couldn't see anything
little old ID LIN lne driver. nor Why the
dinaryS vn,n,. S,m. He was just a plain, Or
Woman Wang wan man But the little old
55SOsS 5sS sn nlmbIy off her broomstieH roo stick grab bc
into ba, handful of snow, packed il
driver. 1''u Dall and let it fly at the
y tie eve. las l3SvnO SNOWFALL hit the driver
asio a spped both hands 10 dsVsr III eva seliea ea
into ~ % run itself promptly 70 mi yse sapsaS ssS
ak 81. sacg Y bank and sSps turned oanssa Over,
'u' The lovely bride. :
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-10

(Peggy and Billy meet a EttIc old
CONAN 'oho carries them a,oay or her
hoomstick tohile she plays tcitch
tricks. The tricks pus=le them for
they seem evil at first, but some good
comes from all of them
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-10

Meat ,oeek Peo9v and Billy start
on the trip to the. moon,J
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-15
Die flint an0eren 8anf-

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ganf ge1ebte 3utrauen benz 8eiddf-
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nie0ergelaiien, mobin ibr @atte ibr
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nn0 6rau @rune1palo Iino Die @ltern
bes bier ais ar5t ltutionierfen s. $.
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ct. Sobns abtei III 6es 81. Nrielter,
ltano erbobenen bodlp. Germ anton
9arnusga uls 5tpeiten aiiiitertet1 an
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in Ser ct. Marien-airde az 8refen-
ridge, 100 bodtp. 9err g. s. 9alpt
alS 8fnrrer angeFeAt Ht, ffrt1en>
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utlo umgegeno.
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sSn Ser fathpIiibea ttnibsrRtdt 1T

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Der aonferen5 oHe lire @ebdli1e Ben
DeIegaten 5ur erfhgssrg 4
suro linen tut utfo ng
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-11-03
SKIN RELIEF
AWAITS YOU
~ IN P0SLkM

The more intensely you have suf-
fered from irritated. itching skin.
the more you will appreciate the
relief that comes when Poslam is
applied. Soothing. cooling. pacify-
ing. now that you KNOW. you will
never be without it should the need
arise.
Try Poslam for any Facial break
ing-out. for clearing inflamed COM
plexions or red noses. for Scalp
Scale and form of Eczema. Pimples,
Burns, BARRIERS Itch, Tired, Itching
Feet. to drive away all eruptional
troubles before they spread and be.
come serious.
Sold everywhere. For free sample
write TO Emergency Laboratories.
243 West 47th St.. New York City.
Poslam Soap is daily treat to
tender skin. Contains Poslam.