New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 19, 1922, Page 12

12 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 19, 1922 SIDEWALK GASES ™ v v« NEW TRAGTOR HAS ARE CONTINUED , BEEN BUILT HERE National Boxing Association Allows George C. Hodge Tnvents One for Will Be Heard TomorroW | ~ew orewns sun ssrwo wee | New Britain Machine Co, Meets With Some Favor | wasmington, gun. 18.ne generas P RiAd Ly the —_— — ,";,\.hll.,:.“r -“ I‘;’p‘.‘.-’.‘:.:n ”r:h.w-mlmr and national boxing association before il A continuance untll tomorrow | journing its convention and cham Patents lssued January 10 by the A Ottawa, Jan, 10, — (By Assoclated | December, the hureau of labor sta- morning was ordered by Judge George |pions in these two divisions will be {17, 8, Patent Office to Conneeticut in- Press)—While the project to provide| tistics of the department of lulurl' W. Klett this morning in the slde-recognized during 1922, The weight [ventors are as follows, the list belng great international channel for[announced today., ‘The — bureau’s walk charges againat J, J. Donahue |for the two new casses will be 130 [furnished by the office of Hareld G. an going ships by improving the|weighted index number with the 1913 and Robert Andrews of Stanley Quar- |pounds wnd 140 pounds, the former |Manning, Walk-Over Store, 211 Main st, Lawrence river to the Great Lakes| price level denoted at 100, stood at ter, and Peter Pavelskl of 133 South heing herctofore known as ‘junior |strect: being studled by the governments| 149 In those two months with the Main street Hghtweight elass and the latter as Charles A, Bailey, Cromwell, Han- the United States and Canada, pro-| price of 827 commodities considered. Donahue and Andrews were orders | “junior welterwelght eluss. {dle and connected part, ponents of an alternative plan, the| Ioodstuffs, farm products, cloths, ed to appear in court by I Heeman | It is announced that instead of hav- | Harry and H. Blumenthal, Hart- proposed Ottawn and Georglan Buy| clothing, chemicals and drugs showed canal are seeking to enlist support|a declining tendency, whiclt was most Frank Parker who patrols the Bel- |ing 13 weight classes there wiil be [ford, Coating articles, videre beat, He testified that naveow [only fen —fiywelght, bantamwelght, | George J, Capewdll, Hartford. ; ) i hore_ for thelr “'all-<Canadian’’ water-| pronounced in such srticles as caitie, paths were made on both walks and {featherweight, 130 pounds, light- | Horseshoe ) § p 4 way: f1h3\ hORS, gpom el SbULie, AROME no effort was made to remove the [weight, 140 pounds, welterweight, | James C. Grant, Stamford. Label- Advantages claimed for this route|egss, lard, “':"mm' "rmmip;‘d‘:d ':.::“lls r0use furnishin FO0( danger of falling on the ice that re- [middleweight, lght heavywelght and [ing device for loose-leaf binders. over the St. Lawrence ship channel| Metals and F mained, heavyweight, George O, Hodge, Bristol, assignor include its position entirely within|were listed as unchanged, while fuel At Donahue's place, the corner of | [ o tha N Britatn “Mashine ohte Canadian terrltory its immunity from | prices showed a slight increase, and Stanley and Allen stroets, there was| 1 \ ; |pany, New Britain. ower operated {he storm hazards of the lakes and|building materials advanced three per not room for two persons to pass, the | L;OGALS ARE WALLOPED e e L ¥ the saving it offers in mileage. cent in December over the November policeman said. Andrews property at | | Edward A. Jones, Cheshire. Coat- According to reports of Canadian|level, 1484 Stanley st « Was In the same yeanford Battery Quintet Defeats | Ing and sealing compound, government engineers who have made The general level of wholesale condition, he testified, ? Joseph . Knight, New Haven,| MISS ANNA D, WILLIAMS (LEFT), WHOSE [FACE APPEARS ON |an exhaustive study of the project,|prices in December, according to the Donahue presented a verbose argu- | Hardware Clty Five 53 to 25 in One- | Metallic belt loading machine for |THIZ OLD AMERICAN DOLLAR, AND MRS, ANTHONY DI FRANCISCI, |the Ottawa and Georglan Bay canalfannouncement, was 21 per cent lower ment in which he complained that e trlamen: WHO POSED FOR THE NEW “PEACE DOLLAR." scheme v practicable, As surveyed,[than it was one yeak before with other walks in no better condition g - e S S % the canal would follow the St. Law-|house furnishing goods showing the “an We had been passed without no- Point, nxslun;u- T ”“‘. IR M““"_ BY RUTH ABELING. said. I study and keep up with it [rence from Montreal to the junction|greatest decrease of 87 pm-" cent, tice by the policeman. The court re- FOIMANY roomEany, Windsor Tobki Since 1878 every American has heen [&nd try to get ideas that will help. of the Ottawa and St. Lawrence riv-[metals and hnn:lln;:' materials 24 per sonttied Lt tne only walk in guestion Two patents, serving spindles, “|tamiliar with the face of Miss Anna| “Anthony usually works until mid- [ers; thence to Ottawa will be followed | cent, farm products 21% per cent, and aa' thut owned by the. acoused, Clarence D, Dlatt. Bridgeport, to- |D. Willlams, head of kindergarten |nght and T must sult my day to his|to Mantawa; and Lake Nipissing and| food 10 per cent. All of the remain- Andrews replied to the charges that tary snap switch, J work in the Philadeiphia public|Work. Since Anthony's is the greater [the French river would pm\'hh‘lm;‘(- ing l;;'lmllps of commodities showed he had paid two hn}'s to shovel the I F R i oo Ba ke A R i the Nes Brits Albert 17, Rockwell, Bristol, assign- [chools, work, I must submerge my plan— 1'4‘: 1'|In m the Ottawa river to lLa smaller decreases. anow. Mo was satlsficd with the Job | B0 Son at Branford 85 to 83, |OF to Marlin-Rockwell ~corporation, | Because her face was the model of |&nd thit means peace and happiness | HyTid, oy o0 ne canal would be| Stricty emgs, 2 doz $1.00 one, | Sas e L S INew York, N, Y. Centrifugal cast- [the design on the old silver dollar. or us, S i , e 5 I P ¥ g Judge Klett asked Prosccutor Jos. | Htrmon and McGowan were the stars | Fet EOTS But. with the coming of the mew| And I wondered if this lovely littie | 440 miles, with a lockage of 758 r?':'o" Russell Bros.—advt. Ak O W s s ave BEr |for the winners, while Kilduft and ! : # A L Italian woman had not, after all,|the number of locks being 27 with orge Elliecs to huve HCrgeant ginade i the best work for the| . John A. Schofleld, Washington, D.| peace dollar,” Miss Willlame' place ) g s ifts ranging from five to 50 feet, searss Ellinwer intoonttgtomoreow;to Hardware City Five, ., and €. W. Hall, Stamford. Han-|has been taken by Mrs. Anthony di|found the principle of peace for the The size of the locks would be uni- fr:’(':'f"""""' P"I“"'";'I“" ]"","l“"""‘ B The summaryi— diing high ‘explosives, I'ranciscl, wife of the young Italian nations: formly 66 feet In length, 65 feet clear [ Auctioncer William Howard Wakelce nts concerning the walks in L i 3 Q) - 50 v bt & Selee roldent. § 185 y tion A R N AROR L i rna Hardware City Jessanas BRI, (Stanord, fas| AoUipler VioldReiened Julekhew. ol Selestio-An. Aotlent width and 22 feet decp. Twenty-two To Sell Farmers' Goods LY : I DaeTan? N Willthers | S1EnOT to Underwood Typewriter com- |1ar. ! Miss Williams, model of the old|feat would be the minimum depth on avelski explained that he is a ten- [T pany, New York, N. Y. Typewriting| Mrs. di I'rancisci posed for her hus- | dollars design, today is a white-haired [ t1e entire length of the waterway. ant and had expected that the own- il Kildufe |machine. band when he made the bas-relief fwoman, busily engaged in her kinder- [his waterway would consist of farming implements and other farm °"|°’ ':"‘ “:“N'I‘""“'l""“ he “;;'N was o Trade Mark Registrations. that appears on the new coin. garten work at Philadelphia. miles of canal proper, 66 miles of i apparatus of Leon and Sarkin Azari- oln, 0 shove e ' ) as T assic! o4 4 v ridge: v VO~ - ' o y ' ¥ Ji - T ReATION eI irey \ivv. Ginsberg |, The Bassick company, Bridgeport.| 1 have talked to both of these Wo- | \yhon glie was a student at the|proved river navigation and 346 glan, Barbour road farmers, by Unit n i1l for several weeks. The court Casters, men. Pennsylvania Academy of Iline Arts|miles of river and lake, varying in|ed States Auctioneer Willlam Howard ordered both the owner and the ten- Metswan Schade | . Madge 8. Carson, Greenwich, Inspires Husband. 45 'years ago, George Morgan, Eng-|width from 800 feet to half a mile. [Wakelee, on Thursday morning at 11 ant to appear tomorrow. Pavelski Al Hue rfs for personal wear. “Peacc among the nations?” said 3 J L, o'clock. The real estate will not be ol nal wear. was notified to appear after Police-| o he Humason Manufacturing com- |Mrs. di Franciscl, commenting on [j=" sculbtor, selocted her as wodel sold. man Charles McGrath had given him | Prann ATSON | |y, Bristol. Coil and flat springs [the thing the new dollar commemo- S Rp/CoRan® 5 GREENBERG TRIAL The farmers were forced into three warnings. Sl Lt 1,’on (hmrrl' i .7 ana sst sorews, ‘cap nuts and furned |rates: ON, that’s too’ big: a. thing fl‘fl‘l‘ ’:“" SP'“‘"“’j was an accident. S el bankruptey by creditors who forced A continuance until Monday morn- MM"“‘- Branford "}Ll:—nl\uri‘ CIty [ hobs. for me to talk about. Why, when I'm nearly of retir- them to declare themselves insolvent. ing was granted in the case of Dom. |20: goals from floor, Taylor 4, Mar- 1 "ye siosulene, Bridgeport, Gen-| “I'm only the wife of a sculptor |Ing age, should you talk to me of |jearing on Disbarment Proceedings| 1. C. Baker brought foreclosure onic Gerardi, charged with assaulting [man 6, Claffey 5, McGowan 9, Kil- leral medicine tonic. whom I'm trying to help and Inspire. |Something that happened ~in my : proceedings against them yesterday his wife, Isabel. The complainant is|duff, 4, Walters, Ginsvers, Sehade 5, 15w 0 gqietown Silver, company| “But come in here—" the little |youth?" she asked. Scheduled For the Superior Court|on 4 mechanic’s lien, The writ is re- iil, Policeman Herbert Lyon told the :‘,‘I';’:,’,} ig'lfp':_r‘:‘“’"‘C;f;’l“"“ ”"(‘i’,:"‘(f’“ :f Middletown, Silver plated hollow | Woman was leading me to the studio ow if yowd talk about Kinder-| oo oo poro sudge Hinman, | Hirnable in the clty court. court, S A ware and tableware, -the front room in their attic floor [garten work, that would be a differ- SR et T halves, 20 minut AR o o ny B aIstolr Gaunia| sukte: ent matter." There will be a hearing before| Best coffee, 8 Ibs. $1. Russell Bros. ing machines. “Right from the beginning I've| And the best known face in the|judge Hinman. in the superior court J. B. Williams company, Glaston- |been interested in Anthony's art,” she | United States smiled good-naturedly.|tomorrow on the complaint of the gricvance committee of the Hartford County Bar, which asks for the dis- barment. of Albert Greenberg, former prosecuting attorney of this city. Up to this time there has been en- tered no counsel to represent Green- berg, and legally speaking he has not Buns). ; Y American Gunners Will Get Actual |self against the charge and to show The Bryant Electric company, & 4 rals hy he should not be disbarred. Bridgeport. Cover plates for electri- 4 Practice With 75 Millimeter S t present at his DO YOU WANT A REAL HOME? cal wiring devices. Movement Has Received Great iy home in this elty, having returncd . 5 Guns From Now On. from his trip south. . We have something to offer you in a frame G _m——:-?a—# y New Coin Face Displaces One All Ntw [;ANAL PRUJE[;T " :::);1]1\”:[1'1;(!::;(\11\(141) America Knows IS R E[;fl MflME N n E[] T General Level Remained Statlonary L Through November and Decem- ber, Reports Indicate, Donahue, Andrews and Pavelski i} Ottawa and Georgian Bay Route Sided Game Last Night, The Hardware Clty Five was over- {whelmed last pight at Branford when the Branford Battery five, headed by | | Hap Harmon, won one-sided game, v to The locs were never in the A public auction of the live stock, A PALACE—Starting Little Dick Headrick and Mildred Harris in “THE WOMAN IN | bury. Shaving stick and shaving terbury. “Dexter's Spicy Buns."” (IFor The Naturcopathic Physician and Chiropractor, 18 - The Bullard Machine Tool com- pany, Bridgeport. Machine tools. : 3 4 i ol £ Washington, Jan. 19.—(By Associ- Cottage of five rooms and sleeping porch, all et lmpetus Dl]I'lIlg Year ated Press.)—Training of regular | PUBLIC RECEPTION modern with every convenience. This is a fine HAWKER'S ANNIVERSARY. — army troops with American modelled e e v e little h ) e i o A. G. Hawker, proprictor of the| Washington, Jan. 19.—Figures| 75 millimeter guns will be discontin- e HE S e e ittle home and something you can appreciate [Hawker Service station on Elm street. | showing the growth in federal bonded [ Ued and training with the French |\, i gome 1s Open To ANl Per-| Office hours: 9:00 fo 11:89 a i when you see it. has rounded out 12 years of success- | warehouses for storing of agricultural | 75's Will be extended to artillery units 1100 60:8:00; 0 meLady asstant o ful business in the tire and accessory | products have been compiled by the :’_T !h;’ (r."““""]‘" r‘sll.'llnlifrs_]un(vnt‘ tI)](‘ Na-| gons Interested — Committee To | to 11:30 a. m,, 1:15 to 4:30 p. m. . 3 . . ot ] line and is observing that anniversary | department of agriculture for the in- | tional Guard and officers of the or- ; Sl ot By my wmethod all discases are L9cated on Francis Stl)e?t’ n_ontn end and this week. His place of business, the | formation of delegates to the national | Banized reserves. — Ovders already | Serve Refreshments To Visitors. | . 'ed in the quickest possible time, one minute from the car. Price $5,700. largest of its kind in the city, and |agricultural conference which meets | have been issued by the chief of field | A g Cared when other systems fail, and i one of the most up-to-date in New | here next Monday. Federal ware-|&rtliery, it was learncd today, di-| A reception ls being held el (A eg o stay cured. Including Swol- Two family house, 26 Liberty street; ten England, has been tastefully decorat- | housing is expected to be considered ;Sf,:;"'!“;’:f:;;?“““,"(’; I Jhe Tegular | me at the hospital this afternoon|len glands, colds, persistent coughs, : ¢ 4 f ed and Mr. Hawker has invited his|by the conference #n connection with 4 with the American | NOTIE B .mselves | asthma, bronchial conditions, chest rooms with two furnaces. Just off West Main B iciis to come and visit the vlace. | ité study of marketing. models o tyrn them in for the [4nd visitors are avalling themeeltes| LY L Gienses, all nervous condl- street. Price $7.500. |Those interested in the workings of | The figures as compiled and made | 1'rench type replacements. e hvady been done to- | tions, kidney, liver, skin, old sores, ;2 Sadiebof such an establishment will he shown | public today show that under the fed-| It s the policy of the field artillery | WOrR th&5 Hed SFERIN T (O0C 00 stomach troubles, male and female through the various departments of | eral warehouse act, one of the laws| chief to equip all fleld artillery bri- [ Wards making & SV conditions and weaknesses, and no gades stationed in the United States failures in neuritis, sciatica or any ficient. The reception will continue “Durant” car. Mr. Hawker went into business on [ranklin square 12 years a capacity of about 14,000,000 bush- National Guard, and, in time of na- The following persons will act as a Electric treatments and Violet Ray | " B |the station. TIn connection with his|recently put on the statute books, the | 52 = - 2 also from 8 to 10 o'clock anniversary observance, Mr. Hawker | department has licensed 277 cotton|With the French guns. They have ‘ll;‘,? (;‘\rr;m‘:r’i}u::wno are interested in | form of rheumatism. Working peo- R | will exhibit his newest addition the | Warehouses, with a capacity of 1,200,- | Péen accepted as the standard light | 400 T BT W o B q (| ple and families will he treated until 000 bales, 276 grain warehouses with [ 8Un for the regular army and the i 2 cured at $1.50 per treatment. : 193 MAIN STREET Mortgage Loans Insurance ago, moving shortly afterward to the corner of Elm and Park street. Last year he moved into the present build- els, 18 wool warehouses with a ca- pacity of about one-seventh of the annual wool clip of the country and tional emergency would be issued to the organized reserves. he American 75 millimeter gun,” says an official communication issued reception committee and will serve refreshments to the visitors: Dr. Eben 7. Reeks, chairman of the hospital board; Mrs. W. C. Hungerford, Mrs. treatments of all forms, including the Alpine Sun Rays and Ultra Violet rays arc given my patients without additional cost. —eeee e Tel. 2026 ing, erected to provide suitable hous- | five tobacco warehouses. ing for the tire, accessory and repair| Declaring the movement has re- LR ceived a great impetus in the past year, offlcials said that an applica- tion was pending from a big cotton KEEP WARM warehouse in New Bedford, Mass., 4 We have n complete line of Ranges, Par- | with a capacity of over 100,000 bales wood Street . . $1,000 e p l {fl'r. Street ... .. . §3.500 Maple Hill $400 | 0 e e U1 Oif Heaters at o ren- f to come in under the fedcral act. This was said to be the first one received Hamilto Str . 81,500 2 Family House—Lilac .su‘(‘ .‘smoo nx?l;‘l‘n'l:'llld sccond-hand furniture sold and e i R T FORM _BASKETBAE TEAM H. D. HUMPHREY A. LIPMAN New Esgland. Others thefe, how. o Fresident Harding by telephone, ever, have approached the depart- ~ i TEL. OFFICE 141— RESIDENCE 1822-3, 31 LAFAYF ST. TEL. 1320-2 i : Postmaster General Will, H. Hays Natfonal Bank Building. Opn Saturday Evenings. ment for information on requirements | rocal . M. 1. A. to e Represented | yesterday signed a contract to become by the office of chief field artillery, “is an experimental split trail gun with which several regiments have heretofore been equipped. The short- George W. Traut, Mrs. George T. l\'lmll)ull, Mrks. r]‘i, l;i Cooper and Miss GOLDFISIU Harsiotebooks eal M Just received a large assortment of age of fleld artillery troops makes it = Goldfish. Also Canaries, Rabbits, inadvisable to continue further ex.| Dure lard, 1ic Ib. Russell Bros.| no . and the famous Purina perimental work with this gun.” —advt. Poultry Chow HAYS QUITS MARCH 4 New Britain Bird & Feed Co. New York, Jan. 19.—After talking|105 Arch St. Tel. 1121-3 BUILDIN $2,000 THE OLD HOME TOWN A e BY STANLEY Lae s el oy AL TON\TE . icials . “Landis of the movies” for three Officials of the department believe| by Out-of-Town Playcrs—to Play t.}:,:;rsl !\’r:‘;;ning next March 4, and e that absence of federal grades for to- bacco has been responsible for only five tobacco warehouses so far com- plying under the federal law. The de- partment is now working on tentative tobacco grades and when' this work Serfes With Kaceys, The local Y. M. H arrangements athletic . A, has completed announced that he would send to the White House today a letter formally resigning his place In the cabinet. His resignation will take effect on ch 4. Best Equipment For Churging Batteries Batterics For Rent DEAD STORAGE Men Who Know How our Auto _Troubles in Tow.” Cadillacs A Specinity, _m‘_i\j!— S WS(E)LCCOMQ 60¢LOCK i completed it is opinion of those doin | PSetball will be takcn up. The di- | AEAT e U 7T the work that the tobacco industry |'€Ctors have been given permission to| Best butter, 49c. TRussell Bros. Th B M G E H A — = g will join the cotton, grain and wool [ECt Dlavers from out of town, and of | —advt. e ' nra" arage [ATToRng interests in seeking benefits of the |this number, the Suismdn brothers, of 16518" BOOTH | STREBT, OFFICE warchouse act. Hartford, Botwinik and Pite, of New Tel. 622-15 ) Haven and Dunn and Baron, of Hart- House Phone 1864-15. TO RENT . SR e S i T S e P < ford, will be sccured. The directors of ; PRINCETON FRESHMEN LEAD |(he ‘team are S. P. Waskowitz and Princeton, Jan. 19.—In a rather|Martin Horwitz. 1t is probable that | poorly played basketball game Lew-|Harry Ginsberg will be given the renceville Academy was smothered by |coaching task the Princeton freshmen by a score of | Under the present plans, a number 54 to 19. The yearlings established |of out of town games will be booked. their lead early in the game and add-|Early in Iebruary, a series with the ed to it at will. Lawrenceville was|New Britain Kaceys will be started. 4 and 6 room tenements at outplayed at all stages. Dinsmore and [The games will in all probability be 441 West Main strect. 4,5 and Hyson were the stars for the fresh-|started at the close of the series be- 6 room tencments on North men, while Tranter and Guthrie did|tweent the Corbin und the Stanley strcet. 6 and 7 room apart- best for the Red and Black team. Works teams. 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