New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 20, 1922, Page 23

THE HERALD “WANT ADS” Alphabetioally Arrunged For Quick and Teady Reforenc LINH RATES FOIt CONBECUTIVE INSE lne Iine line line Iine line line Rates 6 dnys...... W dnye, Yeaily Order 31,8 $1.60 Upon Application, AU TOVIORII LS Antos And Trucks l‘ur Sale 9 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, BUICK, 1010 tourlng 1n excellent running order, good top and tires, This car will well quickly, Price $775, Terma It deirod lhh Trving Joster, 193 Arch Bt, FPhone Uount & words to a line 14 lines to an inch, Mintmum Space, § Lines, Minimum Book Charge, Acceptod After 1 P, M, a6 Cents, No Ad, For Clarsified Page on Samo Day, Ads Acceptod Over the Telephone For Convenlence of Customers, Call 926 And Ask For a “Want Ad" Operator, _ANN OUNCEMENTS l‘(m And Found POUKETBOOK—8mall one, with sum of money and lavalliey which is a keepsnke, lost Letween Church asa Itobert Sts, Re- turn to Herald Office, WILL party who found diamond earring plense return to the Herald OfMce and re- celve $60 reward Store Announcements 7 BERSON, B.—BIG $60,000 removal sale. Our prices have heen cut from 25 to 50 per cent taking in our entire stock of furniture, houss furnishings and heddings, You are _cordially Invited to examine our stock. We make fmmediato doliverics, 549 Main St. Opposite St. Mary's church, Phone 1165, THE L. T. O. of New Britaln is starting in business and would llka to accommodate you, Good, prompt service. Pass. and bag- gage service, Phone 420, Proprietors, James Doyle and Ernest W. Frederick, NFANT MORTALITY DROPS 193 P. . Yisiting Nurse Assoclatlon Re- o¢ives Favorable Report At a meeting of the Visiting Nurse assoclation held yesterday afternoon in the Center church chapel, the In- fant Welfare committee, reported that infant mortality had droped nearly 20 per cent in this city last year. During the preceding year 100 babies out of every thousand died. The mortality rate for 1921 was 80.5. To a great extent the low rate is traceable to the efforts of the Visiting Nurse as- sociation. Officers were named as follows: President, Mrs. Harry M. Bates; vice- presidents, Mrs. G. W. Traut, Mrs, Howard §. Parsons, Mrs. H. C. M. Thomson, Mrs. George W. Corbin, Mrs, Walter H. Hart; secretary, Mrs. Charles 8. Bradley; treasurer, Mrs. Andrew 8. Parsons; directors, Mrs. A. J. Sloper, Mrs. R. N. Hemingway, Mrs. P. . McDonough, Mrs. W. F. Brooks, Mrs, M, D, Saxe. Mrs. Charles 8. Bradley as secretary and Mrs. Andrew S. Parsons, treasur- er, presented their annual report. Other reports were presented by the following committees: Iinance, Mrs. Howard S. Parsons; nurses, Mrs. J. B. Wilbur, Jr.; house, Mrs. J. B. Thom- son; automobiles, Mrs. C. B. Parsons; infant welfare, Mrs. W. H. Ratten- bury; supplies, Mrs. W. 8. Bacon; publicity, Mrs. Florence A. Camp. The report of the treasurer is as fol- lows: Receipts Balance on hand Jnnuury 6, 1921 City of New United Community Corpora- tion General Patients Milk Station and Welfare ‘Work 3 Metropolitan llfP Insuranco Co. B . Money relundod . Special contribution $2,211.43 8,000. 1,399.75 20.33 212.46 ‘otal receipts $18,744.99 Disbursements Salaries ..... Car fare and utney fare . Telephone General supplies Automobile supplies Laundry Lighting Printing and po%mgc Mitk . Advertising v Labor and carpentry Convention expenses .. North End Station Rent ... $10,923.42 375, 84.15 301.68 475.55 83.82 5 f 36.79 23.97 162.40 7.00 146.64 33.19 195.48 56.00 $12.975.89 768.50 Total disbursements . Balance on hand.. $13,744.39 Miss Baker gave the following re- port for the year: Cases on hand Jan. 1, 1921 ... Cases re-admitted in year ..... New cases admitted .... Total carried 1346 8056 5036 3025 Cases on hand Jan. 1, 1922 Nursing visits Instructive visits Unclassified visits .. Total visits . 16117 224 2209 Maternity cases ... Dressing done in homes . Treatmeut in office Well baby conferences Bables at conference Child conferences .... Children at conferences Attendance at Little Leagues No. Little Molh(’rn Leagueq Miss. Baker also gave some interest- ing {llustrations showing what the as- sociation is doing toward making for better health and sanitation in the homes. She saild of the nationalities treated, 73 per cent were American and 27 per cent foreign born of which 5 per cent were Polish. Miss Baker spoke of the two kinds of nursing, generalized and specialized and wish- ed there might be enough nurses for general work so that the special work need not suffer because of the neces- sary overlapping. Mother's Strictly fresh eggs, 2 doz. $1.00. Russell Bros.—advt. BUICK COUPE—1919, tn A-1_condition throughout, Kun leas than 8,000 miles This -car_looks and acta like new, Price {s low, €, A. Renco, 18 Main 8t Phona 2760, “Where Good Used Cars Are Sold nssenger touring, run only 5,000 miles, 5 good tires, apare fn brand new, 'Top, upholstery and engine Are porfect, Looks and runa like & new cnr O, A, Bence, 18 Maln St Phone 0 “Where Good Used Cars Are Sold," WUIOK—6 BUICK~-1928, 6-pass, run only 8,400 miles, fully equipped, looks new, mochanically perfoct, C. A, Rence, 18 Maln, Phone 2760 “Where Giood Used Cars Are Sold NUICK, 1918—Newly paintpd, over slze new cord tires, 2 spares, firat-class mechanical condition. Price is $5696, for quick sale, ;‘Im 8. & T, Motor Bales Corp, 166 Bim t. 731, Phone 7 BUICK—1917, 6-passenger touring car, paint ®ood, top and upholatery excelleat, me- chanically perfect, price low, (! 18 Main St. Phone 2750, Used Cars Are Sold." CADILLAC S8EDAN--1017, 7-passenger. This cnr 18 In wonderful condition, Has just heen rebullt in our Khop. The Lash Motor Co., Inc, “A Reputable Concern' Cor- ner Lincoln and West Main Streets, Phone 1342, DODGE BROB.—1016 b-paksengor See this car now. It's a DAy Rence, 18 Main 8t. Phone 2 Good Used Cars Are Sold.” DODGE SEDAN-—1020. Cord tires, looks and runs like new, $775. Bulck touring, 1920, $685. Ford Coupes, $375. Many tour- ings and roadsters, $100 up. Open eve- nings. Aaron G. Cohen, Wells Street, Hartford. touring, In. A. i hote FORD COUPE—1920 model bargaln, Call 1003-5, FORD BEDAN, 1918 model, In fine running order. Must be sold immaodiniely a8 we need the room, Price $185. never atop you. M. Irving Arch Street., Phone 811, at a HUDSO! milo: attry Corp., 1921 speedster. Run only 5,000 Looks ke new and selling at very tive figure, The S, & %, Motor Sales 165 Elm 8t. Phone 781, HUPMOBILE, 1921—Five-passenger tour- Ing car. Almost new and Is u burgain. Act at once If you want just the ear you have heen looking for, City vice Station, Stanley Street, corner Hartford Avenue. Hupmobile cars. s-passenger coupe, Will February 1st, See fellow wilt get Stanley Street, Hupmobile HUPMOBILE 1921 he ready for sala about us at once or the other it. City Service Station, corner of Hartford Avenue, cars BLACKHANDERS LOSE $15,000 CONSPIRACY Unexpected Visit At Washington House Saves Resident From Over Big Sum. Paying ‘Washington, Jan. 20.—The inter- cession of a visitor at the home of Mrs. Louis P. Gatti, wife of a wealthy retired commission merchant of this city, foiled the attempt of a ‘Hlack- hand” agent to collect from her §15,- 000 demanded in a note threatening the dynamiting of her home unless she complied withqut giving informa- tion of it to the police. A note, writtene in Italian, blood smeared and signed “the blacikhand” was recelved by Mrs. Gatti, it was revealed last October 20, demanding the $15,000 and instructing her to have it available for instant dellvery on future order. Terrified, she kept it secret until last night, when, while sitting in her parlor alone with a man relative, two boys came to the house as bearers of another “bluckhand” note demanding that the money be delivered to bearer. Observing Mrs. Gattl’s terrified state, the relative persuadcd her to reveal the cause, and after the money had been handed to the two hoys de- tained them while he got in touch with police headquarters. Although the boys returned to -deliver the money to the man who had handed them the note before detectives could reach the scene the *blackhander” left apparently frightened by the boys failure to return. PEARL MARKET Precious Stones Not Selling Like They Were After War. 20.—The pearl market of Paris which considers itself the market of the world, has suffered a slump. A necklace of Orient pearls, valued by the experts at 1,500,000 francs, has just been sold by public auction for only 466,000 francs. The slump is ascribed to general tightness of money, to the fact that war profliteers have now got rid of their superfluous millions and are not buying freely as in the days just after the war, and to various other causes, but not to the competition of Japan- ese cultivated pearls. French deal- ers continue to smile derisively when such a suggestion is made. Total number of accidents and deaths in the United qp\h‘fi each year is 11,000,000, Paris, Jan. 1second time saved the life of another touring it now 2780, MUDAON—Model 640, 1811, This cnr can bo bought right ¢, A, Rence, 18 Maln Si, “Where ( o Cars Aro Just repainted and overhauled, excellent, pric ox tonally law. (', A, Bence, 18 Main, Phone 2760, “Whero Good Used Cars Are Hold," CADILLAC SEDAN- 1017, T-pusseuger, This car s in wonderful conditlon, Har just boen rebullt In our shop, Murmon, A did mechanical comdition, 1018, T-passenger touring car, very good buy, s In splens Has vory good cord tires and 1s fully aquipped, Bulek 1019 conditlon; Sodan, T-passenger, Is cord fully in very good all tires; practically new and cquipped. THE LASH MOTOR €O, INC, “A REPUTABLE CONCERN." CORNER LINCOLN & W. MAIN, PHONE 382, six This 0. Cash ¢ Arch Streot. STUDEBAKER—Special new Royal Cord Tives. good Dbargain, Price M. Irving Jester, 193 phone 811, touring. Al is,a ve torm FRIDAY, Advertisers Under' Classification 52 Eggs and Supplies Hens, These ()fi'ermgs. AUTOMOHI[ 10} tation I(u-pnlrhu{ AUTOMOBILE DENTISTS “hat's us, Don't throw away your fiywheol, Lot us put on flywhoel ring g Cylinder grinding. Lognn for you hardonod THE. H, & B, 461 WEST PHONE AUTO OWNERS ATTENTION! ' AIl Kinds of topgs, slip covers and slde curtaing made and repairod Plate glass Installod in tops and closed cars upholsiored paired. Rattles removed from dows and doors. Window frames re- covered with velvet. New hows g stalled in tops, Dents re il fmm body panels, %0 y AIL" material — and kuurant 1 We wol \\uumllur WALSH AUTO TOP HOLSTERING ELM ST, NEAR PHONE 9, & UP- o, SEYMOUR AUTOMOBIL car repaire pertenced me own garage at ald, Hox 2 owners attention averhauled nle, Work 5 an hour, Have your by an ex- done in your Address ier- ofled and greased, Service Sta, Clark's 103 W, Main, 559-4. CARS washed, Authorized Auto Laundry, polished Simoniz Re D and and TS and jams re| fenders, Ixj rebuilding, Becker, Corbin high class me. Wish you would tr roved from auto bodies vt radiator repairing orvice is our aim.” 0, of we appe them. z\uln Parts And Accessories 11 IRIBS—Exide Batterles and service xehange your old hattery for a new xide. Liberal allowance. A, G. Hawker, BA' G. PENNSYLVANIA VACUUM CUP tires 30x31: at $13.95. Guar, 6,000 miles. T, H. Cogawell, § Chestnut, Phone 1418-2, TIRES—We carry a full line of Firestone, k and’ Grow tires, West End Vulcan- izing’ Works, C. P. M'Carthy, Prop. 309 West Main St, Phone 1091-3 RADIATORS | IRED, moved from auto bodies cores Installed, <Hulquist Tel. 1320 dents, and Bros., Jams re- fendors, 107 Arch AL Fat D JANUARY 20, 1922, Are Offering A Fine Assortment of At Reasonable Prices—Take Advantage of ll!’SlNESS S ‘.R\"lCE Insurance—All I(In(l~4 21 LINES 01 Isfuction, it Cont Horvice and Loweat rates, Insuran e rrcial Trust Co, Phone 18 Conslder v bulld sufficiontly Insured ¢ ont Main Ht, Tel. 1180, INSURAN INSURANC value, I it ns, 87 W LIPE e Heo West NIEW Hoston, Rl sty it vor sur Ma INSURANCE agents for the Conn ut Genernl and Aetna Life of Hartford me Danking & Realty company, A6 Main 8t. Phone 72, Mutual Lifs Insuranco (o, Mass., {8 today one of the lurgest ongest and best-known financial (i tlons In the Now England stuates, wher ns Always been recognized as the ad- ate and exponent of the finest prac- and highest principles in Lifo Ance, Representod by P. Crona, 171 in_8r._Phone_221-1 gland luu\ » orn—-l’nl('nl Attorney NEW Bo Tel ENGLAND PATE oth's Rlock Lot AGENC M, SCHMIDT, MAIN 87, N Britaln and l’mu-»kmm Serviee: S1 M your corwet Wy \|1 neor Ttejuveno i urgleal supports. wpocially designed for for an appointment. ) I, le or fu Hav ite or phone ck D, Hall, Reglste MAT low rot wa Ph R 5. box springs, cushlons, 5 ete., made over equal to new urned same day. Upholstering. re ity |u“lh\h Co, 60 7 one 2314~ il and nt St PIANC S tuned and ropaired, V nd nll electrieal artl Androws, 401 Arch 8 cuum clean- os repaired. to he cust iam_ kultherg, for- : loe Co. nos moved "Tha Bootery Mmlh 118 Ma'n St, where will he glad to sea old triends and tomers. wi __ EDUCATIONAL: Instrumental and Vocal * 36 Hoftford. | Hard- | FINANCIAL Business Opportunities 16 on nrit Hor Tnvest In in Now [0 Wit 31,000 wanted, prising machine company aln. Money fully secured, Box ald” Ol MERCHANDISE Musical Instruments L) records, TPHONOGRAPHA _and Cogewell, purchuser, T, H, Phone 761, EDISC Torma to suit 4 Chestout 8t, IXPERT phonograph A. Andrews & Co, Phone 78, P S & GRAFONOLAS—Columbla and Aeolian Vo« Hon phonographs and records g res prices at John A, Andrew! Cou, Main 8t, Phone 73, B i e e ettt PHONOGRAPH-—Sonora, in perfect condi= tion, with records. Must see to appreciate, Caali or will consider weekly pAyments: Address Box 20, Herald Office, repalrin at _Johm 132 in Btreet. LIVE STOCK *oultry, Supplie ehfekon »oand chleken 8, 11D, Church Street, for hatching, Custom chileks, ordor now, orkey (Hants, Wi, Phone 2103 natehing and Loghorng Mapio 111 bah; 1 capacity, Il Teinphiona | No Conl lur padid, J ing and Frotghit ren catalogu Wa R regulating A B, \\IHII \14 Hon HITE LREGUOLRN breeding hens for Aust wes 1o wpprociate: . Wi, snle, Allen, O White Leghort Island Red cackerels, . W, Auatin hridge. Tel. i train hington nville. HITE Rhode near Horses, \‘l-hlvk-. for §3 i Will sell 60 Come . Carpel apie Arst-clasy while tiey ¥ good harness rea 17 1 wagon and Imutter, MER CHANI)NE ] l('(l J‘Ild Fuel CORD WOOD for salo, 8 any amount and delivere gey, 208 North St,, cit o Bonabio, urel Bt. od any length, Loon F, Li Plione 1033-4, cut Smith. Woon, bl DRIED Inquir: HARD, order, any length to Fhone 153-2, PIANO LE roo mo SONS—F. I\ Harmon. Studio Rooth's block. I can accom- few more students. m, 315 date a BU%]I\P“ Barbel QLI \ICE Halrdross, )law-uw 18 honnaed, age, and hair Top HAIRDRESSING, manicuring, hafrhobbing, shampooing, facial Parisienne pack, halr dyeing Violet Ray treatment. I*ull goods. Lucille nmmy Shop, floor. Tel. 62 sealp line of 259 Main, Garages To Let FAIRVIEW quire Louis Croll, 1508-3 or 3. —Garage for one car. In- 64 Fairview St. Phone GARAGE—Storage for § or 6 ively or Individually, at 153 collect- St. Tel/ ars, n Renr 41 Pleasant St., Phone 72 GARAC $5 month. per oal bed for sale. 8t, Telephone Also one st Main GARAC Inquire 1062-4, ANOTHER POLICEMAN SLAIN IN NEW YORK Negro Murderer May Ve Avenger of Boddy, Now Awaiting Trial New York, Jan. 20.—Last night's killing of Patrolman Otto W. Motz by Frank Whaley, a negro who had been picked up on suspicion of insanity in- creased to nine the list of New York bluecoats shot to death in the last 13 months. Kight were the victims of| criminal gunmen, the other was laid | low by a fellow policeman. Of the slayers, two are awaiting| trial, two were convicted of murder, one was confined in an institution for criminal insane, two were exonerated, and one escaped without leaving a clue to his identity. A motive for the latest crime is still lacking. Whaley had been taken to a police station for investigation after -complaints that he was acting queerly. Left alone in a waiting room, he seized the pistol of the unsuspect- ing officers when the latter came in to| rest and shot him through the brain.| Only the failure of the gun to fire a space 542 policeman who came to Motz's rescue after the fatal shot had aroused the station house. Whaley will be ar-; raigned on a murder charge today. St les With Captors ven after he was lying on the floor with half a dozen policemen siting on him and bearing him down the negro squirmed and struggled, and as he was picked up bodily to be carried to a cell he shouted: “1 am going to kill They beat up Bodd) He pointed his finger at Patrolman agstrand and cried: ' kill you next! I'll kill you as soon as I get out! . I almost had you then! The police do not Whaley" reference every cop I can! whether Boddy was know to /| CHANDELIE Business Service Rvml(-rml T MAKIN any kind of material All Kkinds of models Day & TFrigo, Rear ephone 2633, made in and style desired. and sample boards, 153 Arch St. Tel- CABIN Furniture R and lamp repairing and re- finishing. Work called for and delivered, Rearonable rates. Al kinds of electric Iamps and fixtures. Phoenix Specialty Co., P. 0. Box 320. R—-Will o8 of Dickinson place )l Ton in Call Ko~ photog Drug, FHOTOGRAPH city for all L. Wall, G—General hing under Cleaning Ci house, of- the sun Fox WINDOW CI fiee cleaning cleaned. N Bldg. Phone $83, Dressmaking and Millinery 22 MATCHED BOX Hemstitching, Ginsburg’s Dr nut St. Phone TS in striped goods. W buttons at Pleating Shop, 19 Wal- -12. Dyeing and (‘k‘nning 23 FRENCH DRY CLEANING, pre repairing. Duported and_domusti for men's clothe: B. Nelson, Miin 8t Phone 501, MEN'S CLOTH Dry cleaned, Hign grade men’ Yis sing and woolens 55 West repatred to look like new. loring our speclalty. PRE 50c—Cleaning and re- at SUITS palring ¢ f PHILIP SILVER, 9 WASHINGTON PLACE, Rear of United (' merely the random uterance of a crazy man or whether he was a crony and partner of the negro who mur- dered Buckley and Miller. But they started at once to find out whether Whaley had ever been associated with Boddy in any of the latter's crimes and whether by any possibility he had killed Motz because hehad a grudge against the policeman on account of the fact that Boddy had been arrested. Detectives went down into Hell's Kitchen last night and others went into the negro districts of Harlem seeking light on whatever association there might have been between the two murderer: Best coff —advt. SI 1bs. Russell Bros. KING CALLS OFF TRIP Brussels, Jan. 20 (By Associated Press)—IKing Albert and Queen Eliza- beth have postponed their visit to Italy on account of the serious illness of Pope Benedict. They have sent to the Vatican an expression of thelr hopes for his quick recovery and have in- structed the Belgian ambassador in Rome to inquire as to the Pontiff's health daily. -Regrets also were sent to King Victor Kminanuel at the post- ponement of the visit, Strictly lu‘&h CRES ‘.lc Russell Bros, —advt. | POL ply St., 181 at city, peaking salesman mer Automobile W Co., Help—Men Wanted COLLECTOR old pre wo. Booth's wanted for an Married man afrald of Room 304, and solicitor line insurance company oferred. Oune who Is not vk, Apply by letter to block. MAN- Pei « Reliable, to sell shrubs, traes, plants, manent, weekly pay. Write for terms. avanty Nursery Co., Rochester, N, Holp——\\’n—mon \\'nm(-d A Y of 5 for OUNG GIRL to nssist with the care two children, daily from 8 o'clock to clock. High school graduate pre- ved. Phone 177 or call at 241 West Main St. LAD m: Tn: 1ES—$25 weckly; plensant home work, ailing form letters during lelsure hours, structions for dime. Annfe 13. Boutilier, Columbla S§t., Cambridge, Mass, STE! Ame Br NOGRAPHER—Experienced. Apply at can Hostery Co., Park Street, New itain, Conn. WOMAN, Wwo! [ middle-nged, for vk in widower's family. o should appl. Help—Mecn or Women light house- one who neads You ern fre ard, NG men, women, over 17, desir ment position, $130 monthly, write for positions now open. J. Leon- (former Civil Service Examiner). 8§43 ble_Rldg, Washington, D. ¢ e list of ui Bq Smm(luuq \\'nnlvd-——)lon 44 FIREMAN—Experienced position Doy or with engine, truck driver. city. as chauffeur or gucki, 99 Orange St., Situations Wanted—Women 45 HOU Can dress Box BEKEEPER OR COOK wants position. n furnish the best of references. Ad- 38B, Herald PARIS PRESS LIKES Also Paris, Press)—The Paris press unanimous Poin ey nigh CABINET’S POLICIES Is Given Vote of Confidence By Chamber of Deputies By 172 to 107 Associated is nearly in its praise of Premler care after his statement of pol. in the chamber of deputies S t which resulted in a vote of con- Jan. 20. (By fidence of 472 to 107. The TFigaro sa the gove othe senti ticism, chor indu M. tizes “Finally one has rance has found a and the this feeling that I rnment worthy of her,” r newspapers merely echo It is hard to discover cri- or even reservation, in the us of praise. Gustave Tery alone Iges in a little irony. Poincare, he remarks, stigma- the treaty of Versailles and ment. claims to have no share of responsi- bilit on less nothing we taking office but his first was: 'his treaty of Versailles is worth- and meaningless and from it can ever be gotten. Well, demand its rigorous integral ap- v for it observation | MODERN MARKET (¢ From chol steer hes shoulder bone 18¢, cut loln steak 36, plate beef 8e, ronst 200, lean fresh shoulders 1 liver 10c, Lest pure lard 2 1o, rured Iy 25¢, best sa vork d TURE Upholsterng and_all New and secend-hand furniture bought and sold at your own prices, Fur 1 and stol is of Furniture I 67 Grafe, Mar. bought and sold kinds of repalring B, 0,000 removal s have been cut from 2 taking in our house furnishings ¢ rdially fnvited to e make {mm Opposite St BERS Our per cent furniture, You are ¢ stock. 549 Main Phone 1165, ON CLOCK--Antlque grandfai in_perfect runaiig ovd 1628-12, ROOM Lieaso DINT onk. LAMPS sty and shower shi Phoenix P. O. Box “handelier Reduced pr 209 Cherry HOUSEHOLD st mwls sald at -All kinds of fix- Witlng estimates kinds on v tures sold and installed. glven and wiring Instalied, 2 electrical a a1, 3 9 Mali St. lec- one Ford saw A Norsepow 1 attachment for sawing wood, and also. 45 Coune tree, per- SAWE. st., Ottawa, log and but one hour. In two five foot . Pock, Cooke 144-5 OUTEIT been used, condition with complete I'hmn BAWING Never fect All Plainville, condition, for ier Whit- AIN i good ut Roth's storv, 1o Phone 1558, SODA FOUD sale. Apply ing and ¢ Pt our go to That we will w. ensure it and to plication French Warship Adrift ln Mediterran- ean Runs on Bar Off African Coast. Marseilles, Jan. 20 (By Associated Press)-—Having drifted in the Medi- | terrancan sen since Wednesday the | old Irench armored cruiser Marceau, today ran aground on the African coast near Bizerta, said a wireless dis- pateh from that port today. Her crew of four men were rescued. | The Marceau was being towed by a tug from RBizerta to Toulon when the towing cable snapped. Unable to lend ald to the drifting cruiser, the tug was forced to run for shore but sank be- fore it arrived. The tug's crew also HARVARD DROPS SWIMMING Cambridge, Jan. 20.—Swimming has heen dropped from Harvard's list of inter-collegiate sports, Graduate Man- ager ired W. Moore of the Harvard athletic assoclation anounced today. Lack of Interest and inadequate facili- ties were assigned as reasons. SAY, DIDN'T YYou SAY TW' OTHER DAY THAT YER NAME™ WUZ SisooPY SANDERS' P l FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS WELL, HOW'S' COME' You LNE WITW MSSUS WINKLER. UP W' STREET The Explanation NAME IS SANDERS AN YER MOMS NAME IS WINKLER P BY BLOSSER ~VA SEE WY MAW ECT MARRIED AGAN AN T DIONT! - ) NO-—Hehr Hros, upright mahogany, hrand now, one of the best made. big reduction. Easy payment drows, 401 Arch Bt ary E. Ans ] owelry 67 25 te de and Watches, Diamonds, WATCHES, $2 to $100, Diamond $260, HWimberg and Horn, 10 Ar 202 Main St, to Buy ——em Wi lllll(‘(l—Al'll( lo: URN wanted Phono 1861-5, at once for lunch room oy, COLLECTION United Btat Py good prices good postage atamp, alse stamps, on envelopes. Will Box 85, Yierald, better prices now for your papers, Also men's seconds and furniture, L. Zeldes, Phono 633 e e PEA] LSTATI‘ FOR | RENT Ar ARCH BT, JUNK—We pay ald rags and hand clothes i West St 208 ~Three npartments, ons of four rooms, two of threa rooms. Recents Iy remodelled in most modern style, Ins quire on premise xmnnls and 'lom-mvnlfl ST., A7—Desirable rent of i all Improvements, near Stans Works. T, four ley ~Tenement of 6 rooms improvements. Ine RTON 8T., 36 all the modern Connerton St with auir tenement, all Inquire ur room HART 8T, 83 Adults preferred. improvements. on fivst floor. five room flat, dostrable L. Hateh The W, Tel. 131, ory t furnished. ty Hall. Bldg. four on of Apply 50-—A tenement improyvements. MILLARD ST, rooms, all premises, STANLEY BT, 484 all Improvements. Five room tenement, Inquire within. Phone =] k4 alry rooms on lont, gas, elec- Can be used star Real E Main Street. = 3 five room ten- Inquire 401 —_—r 11 Two large floor. Bteam running water, living raoms ance Co, and as otfice or provements, Chestnut S, fivst floor. {, now or 2, Herald, tenements, $3,000. Com- e and five cash required, 8t., four i(encmen of sixteen price, £8,000; cash required, 81, . two tenements of ten price, $5,600. Lilae of ten rooms for $8, tion for cash, Madisén a bargain, and 000, W. L. Hatch, City Hall BlIg. nerton rooms; 500. Connerto: IHml al voom HOUSE—T Darn, two cows, land, all kinds of all Improvements, soveral good farms Agency, 131 Main St., cnd of car line, Betlin, improvements; good hoifer, & acres of 6 room house; of land; also Cashman Farm city. Rasidence ‘at Conn,_Phone 8684, 87 in Seymour ieap for cash: all one fruf 11 ac room; Real E tate—Wantod Will vl or ornld, buy one or two Brouson Heights, s. S Furnished rooms, 3, for and 2 single rooms: S1 liousekeeping floor. CHUR Nght Top BAST urnished room or hoard. MAIN Phone i§--Two, all modern very reasonable. Tels {1 room. Board {f de- and Street. Phone 585-3. A oom, large, plensant, ‘Terms reason- WTH m HiGH lieated front Y ADbV hR’I‘l TNUT STRE Notice is hereby given that a hear- ing will be held before the Board of Public Works, City of New Britain, in Room 206, City Hall, at 7:30 o'clock Tuesday evening, January 24th, 1922, on the proposed layout and establish- ing of Street and Grade lines, and the taking of land therefor on Chestnut street, from Main street to Elm street, All interested persons are recuested to be present at said hearing, it they see cause, and be heard in relation to the same. BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS, Geo. H. Johnson, Sec’ CITY ADVERTI TENT SHUTTLYE MEADOW AVE., LINES rtice hereby given that a heare ing will be held before the Board of Public Works, City of New Britain, in Room 206, City Hall, at 7:30 o'clock Tuesday cvening, January 24th, 1923, on the proposed layout and establish= ing of Street, Grade and Building lines, and the taking of land therefor on Shuttle Meadow Avenue, from Lin- coln street {o the fork. All interested persons are requested to be present at said hearing, if they see cause, and be heard in relation to the same, BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS, ieo. 1. Johnson, Sec'y. AXPAYLRS' NOTICE, Board of Relief of the City Britain hereby gives notice their office in Cto 12 A m., The- of New that they will meet at the City Hall, at 10 a. m and from 2 p. m. to 5 p. m. on Wed- nesday, February 1st, 19 to attend - to the duties pertaining to said ap= pointment. Also on February 3d, Tth, 10th and 14th, from 2 p. m. to 5 p. m,, and eve evening except Sunday, from 7 m. to & p. m. up to and including Pebruary 15th, 1922, Iebruary 21st, is the last day om which npphmnon for relief can be made from 7:30 p. m. to 9 p. m. We also give notice that we will meet the Doeard of Assessors on February 1st, 1022, at 10 a, m. { WILLIAM SCHAEFER, ) WILLIAM MIDDLEMASS, JOHN F. CONLIN. Board of Reliet