New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 28, 1922, Page 12

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Porterhouse, Sirloin, Round STEAK Fresh Ground Hamburg 3 I FINE GRANULATED SUGAR (9 to 11).... 10 1b 55¢ BEST MAINE POTATOES (9 to 11) SURE TARIFF BILL Senator Senator | tis lea the with Pr senator tion of continuing the [levying duties tion of the the husis Both senators sald the president de- sired to know the bill and when they expected to it hefore the bill to the senate floor, The tors to have been the only subject of diseu MID-WEEK MOREY SAVERS Come Here Wednesday and Benefit By The Low Prices MORNING SPECIAL (FROM 7 TO 11) | Washington, that WILL BE SETTLED Watson of Indiana Confident | That Tssue Will Be Reported By Finance Committee, March 28,~~Confidence bill the tariif senute the the this woek wi Watson, committee and assistant the ite today White House after a conference | sident Harding., The Indiana the committee would decision on the ques- present plan of on the forcign valua- artieles imported or adopt price as the would he reported | commits today by finance expross by Indiana, a member Senator Cur- republican leaving the of der of Kuansas, 8¢ on sadd ch an early American wholesale for tariff duties. tariff get Senator Watson xpect to clean it ' and to transfer the status of the senate wred up this was said both sena- tarify by on with the president. come 367 MAIN STREET in they (very fancy quality) ib 15¢ s 25c’ .... peck 33cJ Big Sale Fancy White Milk Fed Veal :- ALL DAY SPECIALS -:- TO ROAST e SHORT MEATY LE FANCY RUMP ROAST! 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SMELTS 10c LARGE SMOKED BLOATERS .. 6 for 25C 25c ‘\I'l FRUIT 4 for castic pealing to the commun .(ll | work. FR PARSNIPS .. Win ti A | cap FRESH FINNAN HADDIE N FRISH ‘M STEAK BLUE ... g PRESH FLOUNDERS ... SLICED WIHITE HALIBUT b Ih 30c i ¥ 0—-? STAY MMM‘»—*‘MW New York, March 28 New York colle, to take any ch: They got busy it to a producer, sold it and had it rehearsal—five t lisher, made him re accepted—in two days. Now they are busy reaping the re. sults of their success. The girls are Leila Taylor, a Colum- bia university graduate, and Gertrude Hunter college. mantic comedy Arnold Daly is playing the title role. Unlike Lincoln" it does not present a series of discon- nected episodes in the career great historical action is confined to one day in the life of Voltaire at his chateau at Fer- near the Swiss frontier. EW —fir_oadway Likes “Voltaire,” College Girls' Comedy CARLOTTA MONTEREY By Alexander Herman Success may to him who waits — But two ge girls weren't going nces. , wrote a play, took da ook the manu later. Then pt to a pub- d it, and had it of journalism Purcell of Their play is the ro- “Voltaire” in which school Covers One Day “Disraeli” and ‘Abraham and other plays of that type, a its of figure. Instead, Hot Pipe! A famous firm of pipe makers and tobacco making women. standing orders for cigars blenders in London is now special jeweled pipes for More than 200 women have and an number smoke pipes. NINE SEEMS WELL LE Appeals Before Mecting of All-Rus- sian Communist Congress Moscow, ciated Press)—Premier counting recent reports of his illness appeared meeting of the all-Russian communist congress cording to meeting which was held in the Krem- unmn\u)\l sts could he iy, Yo try” he declared. Twenty-eight resented B | paraiso Phris W women census figures. March 28.—(By the Asso- Lenine dis- yesterday before a secret two hours, of ac- the spoke accounts and today's lin palace. The soviet premier made many sar- while ap- to cease theorizing and se, he declared not hold their impending struggle dvith ists for control of Russia must be paragons of and witty remarks and (Hh' W own nationalities are student iversit in the (Ind.) 1 exce according has ove an men, to get to the the indus- rep- body at Val- 500,000 latest In it are crowded bits of Voltaire, the philosopher, playwright, match- maker, historian, pamphleteer, chess player and wit. There is no pretense of being historically accurate, But most of the events actually happened at one time or another in his career. The young authors took the liberty of telescoping them to suit the needs of their intrigue. The comedy is one of the best “well-built” plays seen on Broadway this year. It is so carefully arrang- ed that it loses some of its suspense. First Attempt But it is the author’s first attempt. They will do better next time. Arnold Daly's acting could scarce- ly be improved. His portrayal of Voltaire, the septuagenarian, is the best thing he has done since “The Master,” Carlotta Monterey is charm- ing as Mlle. Clalron, the French actress. They are putting the play over and are 1making Broadway's youngest playwrights happy. DEMAND OF MINERS WILL BE ATTACKED Sub-Committee on Wage Scale Negotiations Ready for Battle New York, March 28-—After a week of preliminary skirmishing, the miners and operators’ sub-committee on wage contract negotiations was prepared to- day to attack the three points at issue -—the demand of the unions for a 20 per cent. wage increase and a raise of $1 per shift for the workers. Upon the operators’ reception of these demands, with a third, stipulating that the checkoff system be established in all collieries, depends the early settlement of the strike set for April 1, is the feeling’ at union headquarters here. Depend on Settlement. Both sides are agreed that the future of the soft and anthracite in- dustries will depend largely upon the basis of settlement of these three de- mands. It is freely predicted that operators of soft and anthracite in- dustries will depend largely upon the basis of settlement of these three de- mands. It is freely predicted that operators of soft coal mines will make no move to settle the strike which also will close their mines April 1 until a wage scale is fixed for the an- thracite industry. Hard Battle Coming. Neither side looke for a neasy vic- tory in the present conference. The miners with the knowledge that every anthracite colliery in the United States is unanimous and will cease production on the date fixed, assert their men are “willing to go on a long vacation.” Thus, they say, they can take their time to thresh out the whole situation in the anthracite in- dustry as it affects union labor. The operators also sxpress a will- ingness that the mines shall cease producing temporarily. They have taken a positive stand against any in- crease in miners’ wages and have an- nounced their intention of using every means to negotiate a new contract on a basis of decrease from the present schedule FORECLOSURE ACTION. Veronica Obuchowitz has brought foreclosure proceedings against Mary Wisk of Grove street for the sum of $600, and Constable Fred Winkle to- day attached property of the defend- ant at the corner of Broad and Grove streets. The writ is returnable in the city court the second Monday in April. IRISH ENVOY London, March 28.—(By Associated Press.)-—Arthur Griffith, president of the Dail Eireann, and Eamon Duggan Dail minister of home affairs, arrived liere from Dublin this afternoon to attend tomorrow's conference of Irish leaders requested by the British cab- inet in view of the disturbed situa- tion in TIreland. PALACE—Starting Sunday | RICHARD BARTHELMESS “TOL’ABLE DAVID” His Finest Photoplay BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 28, 1022, Help the Kidneys Fight That Cold Colds and p,’llp cause thousands of cases of kidney trouble, In any germ disease the systom becomes fllled with poisons which the kidneys must filter off. All too often this extra burden weakens the kidneys. They you have constan backache, headaches and ambition, feel dull, nervous and depressed. Don't ignore these warnings! Heip the Kkidneys with Doan's Kidney Pills. Home folks recommend Doan's. Ask your neigh- bor* A New DBritain Case Joseph Herzog, 65 Jubilee St., sa “1 catch cold easily and my Kkidney bother me. I get so lame I can hardly get around, The kidney secretions get red in color and I have to get up often at night. They burn in passage. A fel- low-workman told me to get Doan's Kidney Pills. They relieved me in a few days.” KIDNEY D OAN ’ PILLS 60¢ al all Drug Stores Toster-Milburn Co. Mig Chem Butfalo, NY. Stockings. Buttoned up. Or down. This started in Los Angeles. CATHOLICS MURDERED Protestants in North Ireland Reaffirm Abhorrence of Outrages Committed —Threatening Notice Posted. Dundalk, Ireland, March 28, (By Associated Press).—In response to the notice posted near the town hall yes- terday threatening reprisals for Cath- olice killed in North Ireland, a group of Protestants met today and re-af- firmed their abhorrence of all out- rages on Catholics. The Protestants also expressed re- gret that any section of their fellow townsmen with whom they always had lived on good terms should have had any doubt concerning their views of the outrages. (A statement contained in the notice posted yester- day .read: “On and after March 29, for every Catholic man, woman, boy, girl or child murdered or maltreated so shall the same quantity of helpers of the systematic murder of our fellow Cath- olics meet the same fate.”) $10,000 Tin Elzabeth Hill, London waitress, re- ceived $10,000 and a deed to 1000 acres of Nebraska farm land from an English rancher known as “Old Man Dexter.” FOR SORE THROAT Don’t take chances — start right now to reduce the inflammation. The best and quickest remedy is BEGY’S MUSTARINE Fine for chest colds, neuritis, neuralgia and rheumatism. Will not blister—30c— 60c—yellow box. Best Home Brew Brew some to-night for the whole family-~ regulate the bowels --put liver and stomach in fine condition:-sleep &J tter. Purely vegetable. 30c. package. There’s health in every cup of CELERY KING The Fair Dept Store. Crowell's Drug Store THE HERALD “WANT ADS” Alphabotically Arranged For Qwick and Ready Reference. LINE RATES FOR CONSECUTIVE INSERTIONS Charge 1 llne A0 1 line { line A line 1 line 1 o 1 lino $1.50 8150 * Rates Upan Application, AUTOMOBILE@ OLDSMOBILE ‘4 % ton capacity, Vory K(md Im||v and sld: curtains, looks good, the engine is p fect, Price i $300, Terms to responsible parties, Bouth End Garage, 171 South Malin St. Phone 870, 1922, Bargain If taken at PAIGE touring, 28R, once. Apply Herald, Box BAXON BIX, 1017 touring car, Get in on one of these Largains, Seo this car that 18 solling for $200 Lefore you purchase a used car, M, Irving Jester, 193 Arch Bt. “This {8 a Studchaker yea Count 6 wordy to u line 14 lines to rn Inch, Minimum Rpace, 3 Minimum Book Cl 1 nef ! No Ad. Acewptol After 1 P. Clareified Page on Same Day. Ads Accepted Over the Telephone For Convenience of Customers. Call 925 And Ask For a ‘Waat Ad" Operator, M. For “ANNOUNCEMENTS _ Florists for all an. hanquet, “Plowes Volz FLORAL DESIGNS and flowers caslcns; anniversaries, parties, woddings, funcrals, etc, Call Phone” 1116, Prompt _attention. Floral Co., 90 West Main St. order G. H. the time to 65 varieties. FLOWERS—Now s them. Dahlla_bulbs, Day 38 Lincoln 8t. 8 for all occa- ete, weddings, s Flower Shop, ne. SAY IT WITH FLOW slons, wreaths, cut p funerals. We Main_§ T touring car. In good condi- STUDEBAK at 81 Greenwood Bt., or tion. Inquir Phone 163-12, will touring soll car, cheap. 110 ton truck, trade for 1484, TRUCK—2% Willing to Lake 8t. Tel. BUY YOUR USED CAR NOW— REAL BARGAINS 1920 Oldsmobile. ° coupe, 0 Palge sedan, 1 Maxwell coupe, Dort 3 passenger runabout, axwell touring. 1918 Oakland touring. 1920 Oakland sedan. 1920 Hudson sedan. BUY THIS MONTH AND SAVE MONEY HONEYMAN AUTO BALES CO. 139 ARCH BT. TEL. 2109, Lost and Found 5 5 DIAMOND ring with 2 rubies, lost on Main . or Frankiin Squara, Saturday, Reward M. Crandall, 4 _Franklin Sq. 1 Store Announcements BEDS—The last of our second-hand stock. This 18 a wonderful opportunity for any tooming house to secure any number of our last 150 beds at $1.00 per bed and $1.00 per spring. Must be sold in the next 3 days. We must vacate the store where we now have our sccond-hand stock. B. Berson, 503 Main St. ENLARGEMENTS made from any small photo _made in crayon, ink or water col- ors, Picture framing. Arcade Studio. ARMY & NAVY STORE— OUR STOCK MUST GO, 5§ CUT STILL LOWER IN TO MOVE WHAT IS LEFT FROM OUR FIRE SALE, MAN- UFACTURERS' PRICES NOT EVEN CONSIDERED, SELL THESE GOODS 80 PROFIT BY OUR PREDICAN ENT AND BE ONI; OF THE PURCHASERS. $10, WORTH OF LUGGAGE, PSKIN COATS, RAINCOATS, 38, THE COAT 1B )u{, UNDERWE ETC. EVERYTHING AT 60 CHURCH AUTO\IOBILES Auto And Truck Agencies & PAIGE CARS— LASH MOTOR CO., “A Reputable Concern. WEST. -MAIN, COR. LINCOLN ST. CADILLAC HUPMOBILE CARS— City Service Station, Hartford Ave. and Stanley Bt. A. M. Paonessa, Prop. STERLING TRUCKS— A. M. WINKLE. Service Station PHONE 367-4 191 Park St. Autos' and Trucks For Sale 9 3,000 miles. Cherry ALLEN, 1921 touring. Driven Good as new. R. C. Rudolph, 127 St. Phone 2051-2. ALLEN SEDAN—New tires, upholstery and appearance like new. Engine Is L good. Price $450. R. C. Rudolph, 127 Cherry St. Dort dealer. Tel. 2015-2. model, has low mile- for 1-3 off the list car. R. C. Rudolph, er. Tel. 2015-2. demonstrator, 18 new. V AUBURN 5 tires practically Can be bought . This is a_new 127 Cherry St. Dort d will sell Herald, 1919 model, building lot. Studebaker, for a BIG SIX or exchange Box 3A. , 1919, 5 passenger touring car with 4 brand new cord tires. Just paint shop and thoroughly give a 9) day guaran- A. Bence, 18 Main BUIC winter top, out of the overhauled. Will tee with this car. C. St. Phone 2215. 1920," touring car In good condi- Tel. 663-4. DODGE, tion. DODGE Brothers offerings consist of 1917, 1918, 1920 tourings and .roadsters, also Dodge Brothers delivery and 1919 taxi- cab.” Aaron G. Cohen, 867 New Britain Ave. 11 PARTS made and repaired, 123 Cherry Bt. Auto Parts and Accessories AUTOMOBILE Schoell's Machine Shop, Phone 2051- AUTO PARTS—You will find that part of your auto at Cutler's, 22 Oak 8t. Phone G16-14. We also buy used cars. BATTERIES—Sco Farrell about your bate tery, new or old. J. M. Farrell, 110 Franklin Square. Phone 1218, i ———— R BATTERIES—Exide Batteries and service, Exchange your old battery for a new Exlde. Liberal allowance, A, G. Hawker. EEARINGS for all makes of cars. Main bearings, connecting round bearings, springs_and axles at Cutler's, 22 Oak 8t. Phone 515-14 BETTERBILT Batteries, $17.25 to $36. Guaranteed unconditionally for 2 yea Am. Mdse. Unfon, 321 Park St. 16 130 BUS body for sale, passenger. Apply Ward St., Hartford. in good condition, Fred Katzman, DOUGLAS TIRES—Ford size, fabric, 8,000 miles guar. $10.10; cord, 10,000 miles, $14.35. Am. Mdse. Union, 321 Park Bt. FEDERAL TIRES— AUTHORIZED JUDD & DUNLOP, BQUARE. SOLE _ AGENCY, 16 FRANKLIN FISK & FIRESTONE tires. The users of these tires believe in plaving safe. Service also. West End Vulcanizing Works, 399 West Main St, C. P. McCarthy, Prop. Phone 1091-3. 7 INSTANT tire and battery service, O'Nell Tire & Battery Co., 39 Washington Bt. Phone 900, PENNSYLVANIA VACUUM CUP tires. The only tiro guaranteed by the manufactur- ers not to skid. T. . Cogswell, 8 Chest- nut St. Phone 1418-2. FOULED PLUGS! LOBT COMPRESSION! All these troubles eliminated in any make of car under a written guarantes of 10, 000 miles or money refunded. For full information cail George P. Milllott, Phone Ch. 8647 189 Washington St. Hartford, Conn. SMOKE! TIRES—General cords give large mileag at reasonable prices. See the O'Nell Tire & Battery Co., 41 Washington St. Oppo- site Eiks' club. Phone uG. LEENEIS L A 12 Automobiles Wanted FORD touring car, used; with starter. 1920 or 1921. Phone 268-3. — 13 Autos—Taxi Service CORBIN Motor Livery Co. High class closed and open cars. Prompt service, Re« liable operators, reasonable rates. Tel. 1830. CITY TAXI SERVICE—HAVE YOU RID- DEN IN AMERICA'S MOST COMFORT- ABLE CAR? THE HOLMES IMPROVED AIR-COOLED CAR. WE HAVE IT. CALL 2379, FORD tourings, roadsters; also scveral Overlands, $100 up. These are bargains. Aaron G. Cohen, 867 New Dritain Ave- nue, Hartford. over- H. N. FORD roadster, 1918, completely hauled and looks like new, $175. Bliss, Hotel Beloin. Cheap. Just over- mecharical condition, Call 606 East Main, FORD touring car. hauled. Perfect Good tires, tools, etc. HUDSON, 1920, sport model. Excellent con- dition. The Lash Motor Co. Inc., West Main St. Phone 352 “A Keputable Con- cern. . subu-ban at a very otor Bales 731, LUDSON, 1920, 5 passenger, dan. Looks like new. Sellin attractive figure. The 3. & F. Corp., 1im street Phone se- HUPMOBILE, 1321, 5 passenger car. We aro fuaranteeing this car as good au new. Price is right. Service Stattun. Hupmobile cars, JACKSON 8 seven passenger Cheap for cash. Demonstration. phone 796-15. ' touring to_be City touring. Tele- MAXWELL ROADSTER, 1017, owned lady who handled it carerully; running condition and an excellen $176. M. Irving Jester, 195 Arch £t. is a Studebaker year." by OAKLAND, 1017, of good appe fs in first clags cendition, Price very reasonable. Auto Repair 538 East Maln St. Phone 2016-3. evenings and Sunday. “x 3 ance, lias good tires ano mechanically. Co., Open wire wheels, 7.000 miles Aaron ( Hartford. an, 1521 mod run less than for quick sale. New Hritain Ave., OAKLAND cord tires, priced low Cohen, 867 1021, sodan. Driven about 4,000 and motor in flue owner. James M, Southington, t'onn. OAKLAND, miles. Origl condition, Hedley, per- OAKLAND SEDAN, 1820, fect, just overhauled, § tires, “front and rear bu good as new. Price i Jester, 193 Arch St. Laker yea Upliolstery practically new pers; just as 780. M. Irving This Is a Stude- hold positions in New Twenty-six women on important state boards Mexico. BRING HOME THE OYSTERS FROM HONISS’S ALWAYS FRESH 20-30 State Street Hartford Telephone 3374—3375 s TAXI—When you want good TAXI BERVe ICB, CALL 2700 s And Bicycles ¢ and sidecar in perfect condition, $200, or sidecar, 1921, separate $65. H. W. Bliss, Hotel Beloin. T ARLEY-DAVIDSON day Is every day. We have three 1920 machines, absdlutely per- fect at $235, $245 and $285. Cash or terms. Monier Bros., 35-42 Main St. “The Sporting Gonds Store.” Phone 125-2, INDIANS—You can't go wrong on an In- dian; used or new. We are guaranteeing our rebuilt machines. We have a 1919 re- built and guaranteed Indlan for $200; a 1919 rebuilt at $175; a 1917 rebuilt at $150; and a 1920 Scaut in perfect condi- tion for $225. Also several Harley-David- sons at §75 and up. Hadfield-Swenson Co., 21 Myrtle St. Phone 1706. Service Station Repnlrl.nz 17 AUTO FENDERS and, bodles, doors and radiators, when broken or bent, need the attention of skilled mechanics. When in trouble, let us restore the orginal shape of your car. ‘Seivice is Our Aim." O. Becker, Corbin Place. Phone 553. AUTOMOBILE PAINTING—A new car for an old one. It is the finish that makes the machine as far as appearance goes. What ahout letting us repaint your auto- mobile. Send the car around today. 8hop rear 77 Arch St. Phone 106-2. The E. U, Thnnmsm\ Co. AUTO PAINTING— is_our specialty ANTONIO BUFFA & CO., 224 ARCH ST. PHONE 1162 PROPS. AUTOMOBILE FAINTING--All work guar- anteed and prices roasonable. Truck bodies made {o order. lsadoro Ravizza, rear 332 Park St. Phone 576-13. AUTO SPRINGS a speclalty. Guar. forever against center breakage. Prices right. John Baker, 224 Arch St. Phone 606. AUTO TOPS—Wo make all kinds of tops, side curtains and slip covers. We do all kinds of auto body repairing. We have had 20 years' experience in this busi- neds. Lot us estimate on your auto body work. J. W. Walsh Auto Top and Up- holstering ¢ Eim St, near Sey- mour. Phone 2649, experionced battery ¢ gervice. HARTFORD DATTERY & SERVICE CITY SERVICE STATION ZACK. BATTERY DEPT. BATTERIE: Have you trouble, EDW. ~ BODIES in any conditfon made over like new. Broken fenders, windshields, or rad- fators repaired. All kinds of sheet metal work also. All work guar. New Eng. Rad- fator Works, 17 E. Main St. Phone 880, FORD AND OVERLAND repairing our specialty. Generators, starters and igni- tion systems overhauled. Overland Repair R | Co., 12 W. Pearl Bt.