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New Britain herald., 1926-04-06

1 WASHINGTON ST. l73-newIy furnished 1 room. new block, hot water heat. hath. Private family. A. Renaud. lst floor, right.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-06
Houses For Sale

BELV1DERE-Br Brighton St. 5 room cot tage, just finished, all Improvements, including sun porch, hot water, steam neat, fireplace. etc, Phone Sl4-2 or 42-l3.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-06

LEAKING RADIATORS-Qu service. Expert attention: low rates; don't let S1sll leaks lead Co heavy repair expense body dents removed lenders straighten
 cd. O. Becker, Is Hungerford Court.
 SrARTlNG-lighting and ignition. electric parta and service. Ciark's Auto Electric and Repair, l3-lh Lincoln St. Tel. 300l all makes of ears. Ex- pert mechanics available day and night.
 Hotel Washington Garage. Phone li35 EAYBESTOS BRAKE Service Station
 Brakes refined and adjusted on short notice. Clarke Auto Electric and Re- rair Station, 1915 Lincoln St. Tel. S02l
New Britain herald., 1926-04-06

SPRING SALE OF USED CARS 1925 Hudson Coach. i92t Hudson Coach. 1923 Hudson Coach. 1924 Hudson 5-pass.. sedan. 1924 Packard 7-pass,, sedan, 1925 Essex Coach. l92i Essex Coach. 1924 Ford Sedan. 1924 Ford Touring. 1923 liupmobile Touring. 1923 Nash 7-pass. touring 1923 It. Stakeholder sedan. 1923 Maxwell sport, 1923 Ford Sedan. AND MANY OTHERS FROM H5 UP THE HoNEyMAN AUTO SALES co,
 13a ARCH STREET.
 TELEPHONE :5is.
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BASSETT ST. 63--double furnished rooms,
 hot water heat. bath. in private family. Tat
New Britain herald., 1926-04-06

EAST MAIN ST, 5s5-3 furnIshed lsht housekeeping rooms, suitable for ] or 3 people Garage Call SGOA-W
New Britain herald., 1926-04-06

ORIENTAL RUGs-ruI line. reasonable price; also repairing and cleaning. our speciality, s, V. Sevadjtau. l62 Glen St. Phone 1902 and lla0.S,
New Britain herald., 1926-04-06

ARCH ST, l53-laIge front room. suit- able for or { gentlemen. board if de- sired Phone eS2. Mrs Hinton.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-06
ROOMS, BOARD, HOTELS
Rooms For Rent

Rooms For Rent Ss ARCH ST, 245-foom In private family, for l or business people, constant heet. hot water. shower. PhonA rka.s
New Britain herald., 1926-04-06

WASHINGTON ST, 24-0pposits New Rurritt Hotel furnished room. all irn- movements Apply Seeley,
New Britain herald., 1926-04-06
AUTOMOTlVE
Autos and Trucks For Sale

BUICK USED CAR DEPT. ls,t Buick T.rass. sedan. isst Nash 7-pass, touring, is2s Chevrolet touring with enelo.
 lure.
 lss3 Sudebaker touring. iset Ford coupe. balloon tires. CAPITOL BUICK co, Il" ARCH ST, PHONE 2GO7.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-06
HOMES FOR SALE
LOUIE E. JONES AGENCY

LOUIE E. JONES AGENCY
 INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE
 II COURT STREET, PHONE it1. LENOX PLACES ROOM COTTAGE. FOREST STREETS ROOM COTTAGE. BLACK ROCK AvE.-s ROOM HOUSE. CEDAR STREET, FAMILY HOUSE, BUELL. sTREET-3 FAMILY HOUSE, EAST STREET, FAMILY HOUSE.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-06

BELNIDERE-2 family house: 6 rooms n floor; unusually well constructed with all modern improvements. Fire places, GaraGes. Price very low. Rabnow- BaschNow Real Estate Co. 30S Main S,. Phone lSiO.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-06
FRANKLIN

A GOOD EXAMPLE oF FRANKLIN SUPERIORITY IS THIS 1923 TOUR ING. QUIET AS 4 WATCH. SPEED AND PEP THAT WILL SURPRISE YOU. NO WATER TO WATCH FREEZE, BOIL OR LEAK. NO PUMP TO PACK OR TO GET NOISY. WILL NEVER oVERHEAT. COOLEST CAR TO DRIVE IN THE SUMMER. MOST ECONOMICAL TO OWN. WILL STAND A PILE or ABUSE YoL CAN BUY THIS QUALITY CAR AT THE PRICE OF A CHEAP NEW ONE. WHEN YOU BUY A CAR INVEST: DON'T SPEND. BETTER SEE US ABOUT IT.
 MOTORS OF NEW BRITAIN
 Hs WEST MAIN STREET
 PHONE 36se.
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Rooms and Board

WEST MAIN ST, 5S5-tuFnTshed room, commenting hath. snd floor Phone sfs.a.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-06

OUTFIT of rooms tvine dining and bed rooms at s3t9, ThiR is our ever present special, cannot be equalied To. caliy, This or any other furniture oi your choice will be held for a slo de- post, Doyle Furniture Co.,, 500 Main St
New Britain herald., 1926-04-06
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Apartments md Tcnemen,s

SMALL TENEMENT-to rent. to adults
 only Call Dickinson, Kcnsngton.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-06

BLACK ROCK AvE.-6 room cottage and garage. fireplace and all other conven- fences, price reasonable. The W. l. Hatch Co, City Hall Bldc.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-06

. tT'NlNW LLL ANE,-An0rtmont of rooms sunshine In every room, gas hot water connection shower bath. Ice box connec- tion, steam heat, janitor service, fifty yards from high school reasonable rent. Apply Is4 Glen st. Tel. 2sl4--evcplngs llt.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-06
Merchandise At the Stores i
Musical Instruments

TRUNKS bsgs and su'tcases Of hish quality. Big variety al unusually low prices ATS Shirt shop. 2as Main st.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-06

OLD DOoRs-oll heaters, gas heater, gas tixtures, wood stove, coal stove and Grlndstono for sale. Inquire evenings l20 South Main St.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-06
Machinery, Flee. and Tools

MANURE sPREADER-in good condition. Also planet junior riding Cultlvator. Wm. G. Manchester, Plaluv.le, Conn., Red stone Hill
New Britain herald., 1926-04-06

WARpROBE-Hall rack, a few other pieces of household goods; also 29xi.i0 p1uoon tires never used, Sell reason- able, 3G9 Arch St., top floor
New Britain herald., 1926-04-06

WALNUT DINING ROOM SUITE-con- sistiug of buffet. China cabinet, cxten. sion table chairs and armchair, up- holstered, genuine leather. Apply Max Iteinhold, John A. Andrews, Inc, lS9 Main St.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-06
AUTOMOTIVE
Service Stations, Rcpairing

WHEN TlMb IS MONEf=Try our in- stant servIce. Tires Batteries, Gasoline. We get you there and back. oNells. Ss Washington St. Phone ao0
New Britain herald., 1926-04-06

VEDAk sT.-9 family house wIth carace. !-ouie S' Jones Agency. Real Estate 6 Insurance r Court St, Phone I.I
New Britain herald., 1926-04-06

VILLA Cl;AWFORD-stove Cheap for
 mulck EMlo. GA NnaNnr Si. Tel A.a.A
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CONCORD ST-S room Cottage win cs,
 garage. Price S5.0Oo. Terms reasonable.
 The w. [. Hatch Co.,. City Hall Phone
New Britain herald., 1926-04-06
MERCHANDISE
Household Articles
tS

JOHNSON ELECTRlC--tloor wax polish. or, g per day, runs from plug or lamp socket. Rnckline Bros Call l07t
New Britain herald., 1926-04-06

BROAD ST. SECTlON-House with store and large lot. Owner leaving town. sacrifice price s560o. Small cash. Jo. seph A. Carlson. lf$ Main St Tel ISl7
New Britain herald., 1926-04-06

RENslNGToN-Near upson's Corner. ons family house, rooms, all modern con- venienees. with garage; also cottages, rooms each and bath. new building to be finished May lst. Inquire F. l.. Norton, Kensington.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-06

RADIATOR REPAIRING--Low price. quick service, Satisfaction guaranteed. New England Radiator Works, 95 East Moin st., near MnIn. phonn Efn
New Britain herald., 1926-04-06

DWIGHT ST--S family house. hcst psrt ot street. well built and well kent. Very reasonable price Joseph A. Carl son. l65 Main St. Phone lSl7.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-06
EDUCATIONAL
Dancing Teachers

and foxtrot. Private instruction, lessons s5. Miss NJ. stein. haus studio, United Bldg. Room 21l. Phone 30io-4.
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MAPLE HILl~-sllck eeveD room cotiago with all Improvements garage, fruit and lot lebSl25. Lockwood. Real Estate and Insurance, City Hall.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-06

WILLAKD RANlO-and auto batteTIep
 All makes rocharged and repaired. sImmons storge Battery Co.,. S3l Arch.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-06

BEI'NlDERE-New duplex family house Of fl rooms, oak floors and trim, book cases, ftreplaces, tile bath linen closets. water heat. gas heaters, car garage, the latest in plumbing decorating, sub Santally built and pretty Near Nor nal school and park. On : bus lines. For price and terms. see John F. Kil- bourne, i?S Commonwealth Ave, Bel v!dere. Phone 1884.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-06
LIVE STOCK
Dogs, Cats. ppIs

POLICE purPlES-lrom pedigreed, regis. tered stock, also $ C. R, l. Red hatch Ing eggs. c. A, Fre!ber, Unionville Ave PlaInvl!e. Tel. 45-23.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-06
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses For Sale

kENsINGToN--is rooms family house, near F. O. Large garden, many fruit trees, garage. also room housa in East Berlin, 2 acre land, D, 8, Negri. Phone bh7-l1.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-06

MILL ST-Two, new two family houses room tenemcnts, all modern improve ments, splendid location facing Willow Brook park, To be sold at price of cost. Inquire at 40l So Main St
New Britain herald., 1926-04-06

A pTAYFP pTENT- i,1 VI, Lo,,-, ,--ii,,- size, mahogany ease, Al order. A bar gain Easy terms. L. L. Andrews, iOi
New Britain herald., 1926-04-06

sT.-Near West Main. ono Of the incest six room cottages In the city; all modern Improvements and can be bought nt low figure. Rahinnw. Rasrhkou Real Estate Co.,. So3 Main St Phone ISI0.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-06

HERE IS AN HONEST RARGAIS-7 room bungalow, all convcriences, near trolley, Barnesdale. for s6.-o0. 4 snap TOT some one H'dware City cc-op. Assn. I2s Main st
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FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities

BUalnCSs UppOFtUnItItS 4O nRrG STCEE-in Polish district, good business for Polish speaking druggist. P. O. Box 155S, New Haven, Conn. BOOMING NOUSE-of 15 rooms, well lo- oated and doing good business. Lease ts secure. Reasonable If taken at once. Write, Box 29-WI1 Herald Office.
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IuSEHH ARBOUR & SON.
 LOCAL NEW YoRR eHoNk PHONE 2T2s-7 CORTLAND 77lt
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Eggs, Poultry supplies

BABY rHlCkS-Dred.to.Lay. Popular breeds Free catalogue of chicks and supplies Clarks Hatchery. Dept. l5, East Hartford, Conn
New Britain herald., 1926-09-30
MORGAN DEFENDS
 TITLE VS. CLICK
Junior Lightweight Champion
 Risks His Crown Tonight

New York, Sept. 30 CP,-Tod Nor gan, of Seattle, will dare the fate that has overtaken half dozen champions this season when he takes his worlds junior lightweight title into the ring at Madison Square Garden tonight in a l , round match with Joe Click, the Williamsburg Tiger.
 Morgan, slight favorite through his superior boxing ability. speed, and accurate hitting power, is meet ing one of the heaviest punch CTS in the lewiston in the New York slugger. Click, strongest over the long route, has fiashy victories over Danny Kramer and Jose Lom- bardo, both worthy foemen to his credit.
 The western youngster proved his class as puncher when he van- pushed Kid Sullivan. eX-champion in six rounds at Ebbets field early this summer. Both were reported today to be under the weight limit of the class, 130 pounds. The weigh ing-in takes places at ? p. m., In the offices of the state athletic commis- sion.
 Two husky sluggcrs, Ilario Mar tinez, Cuban lightweight champion, and Harry Wallach, New York southpaw, will meet in the ten round semi-final. Frankie Fink of Texas, and Al Tripoli of Yonkers, feather weights, will mix in the second ten round match.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-30

Coach Dave Hayes is working ths squad hard for the game with the Silvertown club Sunday. Under the direction and coaching of Clements, former Williams and Frankfort Yel- low Jacket star, the Springfield team has become a fast and smooth ly working outfit.
 Followers of the gridiron sport are well acquainted with the names Of the players on the roster of the Massachusetts club and tho team will be out to win from New Britain if such a feat is possible.
 In order that the fans who are in- terested in the world series will have the opportunity of seeing the game and at the same time be kept in touch with the progress of the baseball clash, Manager Daley has made arrangements to have the re- turns transmitted to the field by radio with a loud speaker to re- count the plays in which Babe Ruth. Lou Gehrig, Bob Meusel, Rogers Hornsby, Jim Bottomley, Lester Bell and the others will figure.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-30
lNSILC0 BASKETBALL TEAM
Mcridcn Team Organizes For the Season and is Seeking Games With Fast Teams.

The InsIco Varsity basketball team Of Meriden, Conn, have or sanized this year and are putting on q very fast quintet. opening it's sea- son at Meriden. Thursday. Noyom- bor '. They will play away and at home.
 The team is composed Of such players as James Teagle. veteran In- sIlco star; "Mush" Hurowitz, Atlas first string man; Shrimp" Evans. Tufts college and Atlas star; Ike" Murphy, Springfield varsity player and Billy" Druehl, Colby uniyorsi- ty and New Haven Industrial SCOT in, ace along with the Warner brothers and Johnny O'Brien, all vet cran Insilco players.
 The business manager. Don Had ley, would like to hear from any of the fast team in this section. Man agors are urged 10 address com m1nicatious 10 Donald l.. Hadlcy business manager. care Of Intarna- tional Silver Co.,, Meriden, Conn. Telephone 3G5, Ext. 3.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-30
JACOBSON PICKS TANKS
Brooklyn Outfielder, Visiting at Former Home Here, Thinks American League Will Win.

Merwin Jacobson. his wife and son, are visiting at his former home in this city for a few days. He has just finished his first season in major league baseball as a member of the Brooklyn Robins. Merwin picks the New York Yankees to cop the world series against the St. Louis Cardinals.
 He states that he picks the Amer ical league team to cop because Ruth, Gehrig. Meusel and Lazzeri are the greatest quartet of long dis tance hitters in baseball today. He had experience against these four batsmen in the spring training sea- son and he had plenty of opportuni- ty of judging the Cardinals during the season.
 He has picked the best pitchers on the team. naming Pennock, Hoyt, Shocker and Jones as the stars on the Yankees staff and Grover Cleve- land Alexander and Jess Haines on the Cardinals.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-30
Florida Death List
 Finally Fixed at 100

West Palm Beach, FI0., SepI. 30 lP) -- Total deaths from th" tropi- cal hurricane which swept over the east coast Of Florida on Sat urday. the 18th. were 400 and there were 2,5n0 injured. 500 SO riously according 10 figures an rouncrd last night by Dr. William F. Roddcu. director of Red Cross medical relief work.
 The estimates, said Dr. Rcdden were made after careful survey and check of the entire disaster area.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-30
HOLY CROSS WORKOUT

The Holy Cross football team will hold practice Friday night at the corner of Cherry and Lilac streets members are asked to report as the team meets the Pawnees of Meriden Sunday: Ruggles, Broff, Albanese, Naples, Joe Walicki, Sandstrom, Montinelli, Pcims, Woods, Maietta, and Jones. Any other men who wish to try out are asked to report.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-30
HARVARD SEASON
 STARTS SATURDAY
Team of Hard Worked Veterans
 to Play Geneva College

Cambridge, Mass, Sept. 90 tP- A team of hard-worked veterans will open the season for Harvard Satur- day when the Crimson aggregation meets "Bo" McMillan's Geneva col lege players on Soldiers field.
 The new western coaching staff, under the direction of Arnold For- ween, has practiced the Harvard squad many long hours in shaping a team that will be sent onto the grid iron to attempt to push the Grim sons football star back into the pig skin constellation.
 Four scrimmages have been held since practice started and each day found the sessions cloaked in deepest secrecy so that the would-be football prophets had little material to null over other than the authorized re- ports.
 The lineup is still In doubt but from center to tackles the team is above average. The ends fall below normal and the work of the back field cannot be estimated as posi- tions there are even more indefinite than those on the line.
 It was hoped that Turner. the man who single handed saved the Grim son from defeat in the Yale game last year, would hold the pivot po- sition in the line, but he has yet to hear from a French examination upon which depends his chance to play and also his eligibility for the captaincy of the team next year. Joe Crosby, who is scheduled to start at half-back also took the French ex- animation and his chances of making his place also depend on the results of this test.
 Should he and Turner fail the team would suffer a severe setback and carry through the season under a distinct handicap. Dick O'Connell. who played an unusually good game on one wing of the freshman team last year, who was a former Exeter academy captain and all round ath- letc, has left Harvard. He was to lIdN . pliy Cu Oii llic val S4tS tCdlii tiIiS year.
 The team is reported to have good defense tactics but practically mo- offensive. The type of play to be used. while understood 10 be the huddle system, has not been officially diyulged, It is known, however, that the ultra conservative playing of re- cent years has been put by the board and much more open work substi- tuted.
 Al Miller, Crimson 200 pound sprinter, will probably start at full back. He is said to be doing the best work of his career on the grid iron in this seasons practice. Jake Stafford at quarter is considered one of the most promising men of the season. He was captain of the fresh- man eleven two years ago and play cd on last years varsity.
 There has been a concentration on kicking practice at the hands of Ralph Horween for the past two days with Miller, French and Henry Nhauncey in the limellght. This trio IS expected to carry on the toe work his season. Chauncey has been play ing on the second team in the back field but is persistent contender for his place on the varsity. He recent ly missed a 40-yard try for field goal by inches in kicking practice and is one of the hopes of the team.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-30
 ] IN WHH sDEPrE EMonKRs DEATH
COMPARE PITCHERS l . ON SERIES TEAMS
Pennock and Rhen Run Close
 Race for HOnOrS in the Box

New York, Sept. 30 Cp-There will be no advantage in numbers when the pitchers of the St. Louis Cardinals and New York Yankees are counted al the World Series. Each club has nine in condition to pitch. The National League cham pions have a total of ten, but John- son is on the disabled list with an injured hand which will prevent his participation in the series,
 Herb Pennock Of the Yankees has won the most games, 21, although Flint Rhem, former Clemson college tiger, is close behind with 20. Pen nook, however, has lost Il games and has a percentage of .656. Rhem with seven defeats, is rated .741.
 Garland Braxton, with six victor ies and one defeat, leads both clubs in percentage figures, his work giv- ing him .S57. In spite Of this excel lent profit on paper, he is not ex- pected to start q game in the series, although he may do some finishing The leading pitcher in the Cards in terms of games won and lost, is Jess Haines, whose 13 victories and four defeats, entities him to a per centage of .765. Haines, too, hears other names mentioned more ire quently than his in discussions of starting pitchers,
 Arthur Reinhart. who will almost certainly fire his left-handcd shots at the Yankees in a game or more. has won twice the number Of games lost, the figures being ten and five.
 Walter Ructher, during his term of service with Washington and New York, turned in If victories while being charged with eight defeats. Urban Shocker. former star St. Louis Brown, who has pitched against the Cardinals with success in city series games, has won 19 games while los ing II. Willie Sherdcl, counted on to perform mighty deeds for Horns by's crew, has compiled a record of Il games won and F lost.
 Bob Shawkoy, who has carried his red undcrshirt into four previous World Series, is above the 600 mark with eight games on the right side of the ledger and five in the red ink.
 Vic Keen, former Cub, won ten games while losing eight for St. Louis, and Waite Hoyt, veteran of three World Series, won 15 and lost 13.
 Grover Cleveland Alexander, only Cardinal pitcher to have been under fire in q World Series, has a. seasons record of 12 games won and ten lost but the first part of his work was in the uniform of the Cubs.
 Sam Jones, who has had tho novel, ty of World Series worn off by ap- pearanccs in q total of three. barely slipped under the wire over the five hundred mark with q record of nine victories against eight defeats.
 Herman Bell, winning five and los l ing the same number, Allan Sothor- i on, with three victories and the same | number of defeats, and Hallahan. | who won two and lost three. com plete the Cardinal staff.
 Two Yankees pitchers finished un- der 800. Myles Thomas won five and lost six while Walter BeaU turn cd in three victories and suffered four defeats.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-30
SUZANNE ARRIVES
 BAG AND BAGGAGE
Tennis Star Says She Left Her
 Temperament at Home

New York, Sept. so LP)-Suzanne Lenglen Of the tennis courts was comfortably settled in the Vanderbilt Hotel today with her mother, ten trunks and F tennis racquets but none of her famous temperament.
 She declared that her tempera- ment was left at home in France when she set out for America and he huge net profits promised her by c. C. Pyle sports empresario.
 Her contract provides that she is not to permit any of her idiosyncra- sies to interfere with the serious business of pleasing the American public and gathering in American i dollars.
 The girl who tantalized European tournament spectators and commit 1 tees by her uncertainty of appear ance is to be temperamental only when it is advantageous, says Pyle, who recalls that her personality has added almost as much to her repu- cation as her racquet.
 Suzanne is convinced that when she turned professional she freed herself from bondage to amateur committees.
 I'm playing now for my inde- pcndence," she said. No more can tennis organizations tell me that must play here or play there, go here or go there, do this or do that. I want money tQ make myself and my family independent. I feel free"
 Mile. Lenglen drank champagne on the way over as a preventative of i seasickness. T just read books and drank champagne" she said. "Oh yes, champagne is good for seasick- !ncss, l don't know whether I would have been seasick if I hadn't drunk champagne but I just kept drinking .tit."
 The French star went on deck every morning accompanied by a stewart with iced champagne in a pail, which was placed beside her chair 10 be slipped at intervals dur ing the day.
 Mile. Lenglcn brought a perfume named for her, q racquet that bears i her name, and "lovely frocks and gowns" that she is paid by the maker to wear. Red Grange of football fame met the tennis star at the pier and went with her 10 her ! hotel to inspect the sample" ward robe with Miss Mary K. Browne. He laughed at suggestions of a romance between the stars of court and grid iron.
 Tonight there will be a ping-pong match between Mile, Lenglen and Miss Browne, the new American pro-" which will be reported by ra- dio The French stars professional tour starts October 9th at Madison Square Garden.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-30
Frankness Essential
 Between Nations

Paris, Sept. 3O UP - John l.. Barthou, minister of justice and vic" president Of the cabinet, last night at a dinner told the Amcri- can delegates 10 the world press congress that frankness in treating common problems must dominate the relations between the French and American press
 VI. B1rthou is journalist Of 40 years standing. The dinner was tcndored the Americans by the franco-Amorican committee Of the French press. The minister Of jus tice, who lost g son in the World war, paid an impressive tribute to inc work of the American troops in the Arconne forest in 1918.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-30
SYMPATHY FOR HORNSBY
Miller Huggins. Manager of Nankccr. Hcydler and IandiS-EyprcSS Sorrow.

New York, Sept 30 LP}-Sorrow over the death Of Rogers Hornsby's mother was c.Gressed today by Mil Ter Huggins, manager of the Yankees The Cardinals opponents in the com ing world series, John IIcydler president Of the National league, and Kenesaw Mountain Landis, high commissioner Of baseball
 "Hornsby," Lanlis said, will have one of the hardest fights man ever had to get hold Of himself. A boy feels deeply the loss of his mother, but I think a man feels it even more. I am deeply sorry for him."
 President Hcydlor said that 70 mere words could ease Hornsby's sufferings at this time.