New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 15, 1922, Page 12

RELIC OF PASTEUR 1S NOW EXHIBITED | Famous Scientist's Proof of Germ Action Contained in Sealed Tlask, Philadelphia round flask ¢ ounces of Philadelphian tre: ired relic of was diselosed herc nary celebration of the Pasteur or it pnd Ernest La I the f teur man's first The fask his theory germ theory Apr sk Wil Dr e based when it sald to shoy position withe germ growth It was Dr. 1 the by theor position micra-organic germs would that the stance of their “ am without T He broth, and step, wis gorm took #0 sealed the asks by fusing of the flask their broth He opened strate his CHANGE BRICK RATES rer ren it yurion theory Railroads Fast of Rocky Mountains Must Make New Schedole of Prices According to Now order, April 15 rritory Washington, in the entire t Rocky Mountair an interestate commerc decision today to edule of freight clas mainta s tically all The complaint of the ing Brick Manufacturers’ a and others secking the uniform was sustained on common bricl ed without protection inst ping or breaking, 12 per than the uniform charge ciasses of brick. lower other on Negro Chicken Thief | Is Shot and Killed Camden, N. J., April 15.—An identified negro was shot to death while robbing a chicken house Tony Spoar’s home carly tod Hear ing a noise, Spoar said he grabbed pistol and ran to the chicken housc He met the negro who was carrying a knife used in slaughtering the chickens. Spoar said he shot the in- truder in self defense, un- News the " Gets Three Months for ney; R. W. Dick, business a P. Day. e S v vt araph Was taken just after the Leviathan had been warped into dock at Newport to be conditioned for passenger service, Although idle for almost three years at Hoboken est boat afloat were in first-class condition, The vessel may be renamed when ready for service, engines of the hi Warren G, Harding rughed tion of lespite the opposi- irds, The minister apartments from coted hecause rent the offices royal vould dmpose ina cases, Dumraski appe to them they had conld not pay re Throwing Some Stones T 15 bheen o higher which Rome Has Its Troubles With Landlord Rome, April 15~ (By A \ in arn Stan they Also ied ! today CLEARING HOUSE YXCESS, April 15.-—The actual f clearing house banks and companies for the wqk shows they hold $1,918,410 in exc | requirements, This 19 4 decre f 812,715,540 from last week. 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Cail 926 Audl Ault For & *Waat Ad" Operator, | (S $80 81 A pplication & llue, ——l/ “ANNOUNCEMENTS Burial Lots, Monuments 1 MON UM D mausoleums and hiad { price, although they stone varoty and all grades o | marble ranite, Bveryt! in cem ctery John 1% Meehan Monument Works, corner Unfon § Lar il wari Clark 8t «Elorists Tor nil an hanquate, | FLOTAL D and flowers canic wod g Plhone' Floral Co., 9 il attention, Volz st Maln §-~Now Is the time Dahlia bulbs, 656 va Lin=oln arder to FLOW them, Dy G FRESIH .cut f in our kreenhouges, (o dragnns, swe. cinths, fuch grown las, primro Greenhouses, 1 "alifornia and 10 to 95.00 for 100 $10 to $15 for 100, 30 for 100, Fruit trecs, § Oak Tel. Ja B o vine Adolph Ty 15 Son- City Items ' “The C. L. Pierce Palms"” Victor FEaster record, & Co,—-advt. Miss Margaret O'Dell of New Haven formerly of this city and James P. Considine of New Haven, will be mar- ried Wednesday morning, April 19, at 10 o'clock in St. Mary's church, New Haven. Dr. Mann removed to Booth Block. advt. Mr. and Mrs. John Kisselbrack and their neice, Miss Grace Wickwire, are spending the weck end with friends in Orange, N. J. Harry versity and Samuel Tuf! Medical school spending the Easter vaca home at 75 Haw re Gaster Records at Morans'.— D. Schupack of of Boston are tion at their 15 8 Thomas J. McGuiness sold one family house and five acres of land on Maple avenue, Newington, to Linus Gronhac through the mp Real Estate company. Have your eyes examined. E. Goodwin, sight Speci advt. Mr. Frank and Mrs. J. M. Burdick of 63 rove Hill, have returned from a va- tion spent at Atlantic, N. J. The Iorty Hours devotion will gtart in St. Mary's church after the 10:30 o'clock me Tt will come to a close on Tuesday morning. Clarence Callahan New York for the B Watch for Oildag S! K. Tir Attorney of New Haven are spending the week-end with Mrs. Lean Schupack of 75 Hawkins street. Mrs. Alpert was formerly Miss Frances Schupack this city is home from ster holida Dry Run NO MORE COAL EXCUSES Interstate Commission Asks Elimina- tion of These By Hudson Coal Com- §any in Discriminating Prices. Boston, April 15.—The interstate commerce commission was requested today to take action toward eliminat- {ng “any excuse" for the alleged dis son Coal Co. makes to Massachusetts citizens. Ilgene C. Hultman, state fuel ad- ministrator, in a letter to the com- mission said the fact that the Hud- son Coal Co., was shipping a few re- tailers in New York city at the low were located in the so-called high price territory ap- peared“to be a modified form of the preferential rate—or rebate evil, | RIVER IS RECEDING. Hartford, April 15.—The crest of the freshet in the Connecticut river has been reached here and the water 1s now falling although very slowly, The high point was 24% feet. It was down about six inches at noon toddy |NEW YORK CLEARE | Fxehar Baland v w HOUSE REPORT 209,700,000 43,300,000 Heads Russians George Tchiteherin, head Russlan delegation, keeps things live- 1y at the Genoa conference. of the “Flowe: | M. Schupack of Boston Uni- alist.— ¢ Test. | Mrs. Samuel Alpert | of | crimination in prices which the Hud- ANNOUNCEMENTS Lost and Found 1 plea Arcl El nil and East Chur AMEGO pin hetween ( Einder ploase return to A, J Towelry " Btore, R ward [ TAPIE—8pecial al Arcade Personals PHOTOGT CONPIRMATION 0 Mention this 51 for & hwing over the road Britain with Ju April 18, B, ¥ ann ON ount of water will not be in New Panstos, Will oo Baumann, Cromwell, ¢ o 2 | peYCHIC swered 8 FREE! Questions an birtl m 1, 116 N-13, BADIN ond i Hayne, M, Store Announcements Just Amerna, puttl AT arrived, a load of fresh filma. Wo' ndjust your cameras Alng in, assuring good ro- 1LMS Kty prompt id Dun ourteous service at Judd 16 Franklin .\‘uulll", il AUTOMOBILES Auto And Teuck Agencies | CADILLAC_ & PAIGE CAPS— | LASH MOTOR Cf, teputnlile Concern' COR. LINCO), | Av | HUPMOBIL City Hartford A M. Service Statlon, Ave. and Stanley 8t Paonessa, | I OLDSMORBIL OLDEMO. AND o1 IONI; 367-4 Park 8t TOUrING «vovssons 14 Light Touring Stpery L0 tory, 193 ARCH AR, IRVING | THIS 18 A Autos and Trucks For Sale touring. Driven R. . Rudolph, 51-2, 3,000 miles, Cherry AL , 1921 Good a8 n I'hone painted, per- 1s Newly uphaletery Price ving tudebaker 915 touring car. hauled, top and fect, Five tires in fine shape, only $300, Terms to suit. M. ter, 193 Arch St. “This Is a Just ov used car series Max- before you unday Arch Maxwell 1L High grade taken in trade for the New well. Look our used cars over | re open evenings and I man Auto Sales Co., =8k for Chalmers and r&. Phone 2100 passenger touring car. In nical condition, § excellent , upholstery and top are very A. Bence, 13 Main St. Phone “Where Good Used ( Are Sold.” 1918 me BUICK adster, Good Motor Co. Phone Bl {, 1919 r painted. Lash 31 cor. Lincoln. | West | | = s Concern.' | Ine BUICK COUPE, 1919; also 1921 Studebaker Wl sedan at bargain prices. Must be oid for owner this w Aaron G. Cohen, New Dritain i passenger touring in first- | clas y X int and tir i 3 i 3 & F. l ) Phone 731, ; Overland Dodge _tour- 1920 Dodge touring, §165, Britain Ave. ings and roa panel delivery. N Aaron Cohen, §67 Open s, l uring W ey condi- coupe in good ories, Ad- five cord tire condition_and | Motor | AUTOMORBILES Automobiles For Exchange | ALLEN BEDAN i | “trade, R, €, Rudolph, 1% Daort dealer, Phone 2061 Auto Parts and Accessorles small car Cherry AUTO PARTHE-You will find your auto at Cutler's, 23 16-14, We also buy us BATTERIES—8ee Farrell ahout your bats (0 w oor old, 1. M, Farrell, 110 ¥ Square, Phone 5. and for sarvive, A new Huwker, cars, Main heurings, Onk Sty Exide Battories your ald hatt Liberal allowane BATTERIES for all onnecting o8 of round Cutler's, Also vuleans DIAMOND TIRES and tub ing and retroading, Most convenlent gas statton in the city, New Britain Tire Re- treading and Vulianizing Co,, Hartford Ave, and East Main A& MICH HALES 1H ILIN TUR AGENCY, FRANKLIN FEDERAL TIR AUTHORIZED 100D & DUNLOP, BQUARE, & VIRK tres b Wost Main 1§ usors of ervico 199 Prop. tires, in playing safe Vulcanizing Works, I, McCarthy, 4K e Wy Phot ON The End distributors n MOTOR OLL oners get Lubris LUBRICA IN—~We this vielnit or BL and our satlsfied cu catlon, not just oll, Start the scason on SI'NOCO do we know you will finish on and be pleased with results, Lot us empty your crank case now, (without eharge), and refill with the best lubricant know-—SUN in the proper type for your motor—THIS 18 IMPORTANT, We nave used Sunoco oursclves for over o r, under (he most severe tests, and we are satisfied, Why not he as free from motor trouble we are R-URBAN A D 1671 A N Telepl elephone it you Sunoco, right INTE TRANSFE MARSH, R & STORAG MGR, Dickinson Drug store 74 Greenwood St. lor to all others, miles. Keep down the Chureh, Tel, 2750, than Heale better ep. CUP tires. The the manufactur- Cogswell, 8 Chest- by H, only tire guarantred ers not to skid, T. nut 8t. Phone 1418- Hood are good tire tires when hetter tir e obtainahle, We mean “Hood Tires,” at reasonable prices. We alsn retread tires, experienced men in this line, We give you the best of serve ice. Walter Tire Shop, 534 West Main St. TIR Why buy good amond, new, will sell or cash, Grasp this op- Church_8t. —y 13 TIR pair Autos—Taxi Service VICE reful 24 drivers hours on duty. a speclalty, T Phon (= | TAXI | I | -When you want good TAXI SERV=- CALL ST., 54 Phone Garage space with 1478-4. GRY electr CWOOD light. touring car or water. LJ 963-—Individual garage for truck, Blectric light and STORAGE for a few more cars in a semi- private garage. Simmons Storage Battery Co., 167 Arch St. Phone 2245, Motorcycies And Bicycles 15 BICYCLES—Second-hand, tion, §7 cyele, $8 Britain ( in good condi~ to § Harley-Davidson motor- Guaranteed tires for sale, New eneral Repair Shop, 75 Elm 8t. HARLE JAVIDSON and car. A-1 shape. Special cquipment, includes extra Chain guards, oversize tires and a 16 foot waterproof cantas cover. Reasonable, Morse Overland Repair Co., 12 West Pearl St. si hie ndition INDIAN motorcycle, 1920, with side car in run g condition, Apply 71 Wol- St., after 6 p. m., third floor. good cott touring ainted, § prac- Price and terms M. Irving Jester, 193 his is a Studebaker year." | HDSC car. SIX, 1912, ood engin new | very reu Arch St. ger | cord | | HUPMOBILE, 1021 5 passenger 2 are guarantceing this car to b good as ne Price is right. Ci fervice Station. Hupmobile cars. touring LATE MODEL mger sport model, driven by myself only, Herald. touring car, 4 past like new, has had good price $550. Box good tires, 18 Il ready for with terms J 193 roadster, perfect and Price is $175, M. Trving L Studebake MAXW 4 181 mechanically demonstration. to suit purch Arch St. “This is acity, and thor OLDSMOBILE truek cxcellent body, j oughly overhauled. all good and ¥ of them brand new. So. Ind Garage, 171 South Main St. Phone 870. You caf't go wrong on an In- used or b We arc guaranteelng ebuilt m ve a 1919 re- huilt and guarantced Indian for $200; & 1010 rebuilt at $175; ' 1917 rebuilt at $150; and 1920 Scout in perfect concis tion for § Also several Harley-Davide sons at $75 and up. Hadfield-Swenson Co., 21 Myrtle St. Phone 1 Service Station Repairing AUTO P’AQN‘U S an 17 and bodies, doors and radlators, when broken or bent, need tho attention of skilled mechanics, When in trouble, let us restore the orginal shape of ‘your car. e “Seivice is Our Alm." O, Becker, Corbin Place. Phone 653. AUTO PAINTING—Our 27 years' experience in automobile pamting is at your disposal. Many satisficd ustomers have been made by us in the 4 year: have been in New Britain, known as U. Thomp- on _Auto Shop. Hi grade work only, M. Fanlon, rear Arch St PAIGE, 1910 5 passenger touring -ar, fust painted, good engine and has 5 excell es. 8! & I Motor Sales Corp., 165 Phone 731, touring car. trade. Price passenger all car in 26 top, good ning condi- Main St. 9 wurin t, cord tires. Tn LWL sell cheap. 603 ¢ truck for sale. Inquire 115 North zer tou | eng new and gond g §300. Werms to suit | ster, Arch St " Good g car tres, Prics M. Irving is 4 Stude- roadster, one of | low price. Aa Britain Ave. Rare of the clas t Cohen, ortuni car 867 OAMER at a New BCRIPPS-BOOTH, 1321 touring cas, excel- lent rondition throughout, ail c.rd tires and newly painted. Price is 3750, Terma to responsible parties. Lash Motor Co., Inc., West Main 8., cor. Lncoin, Phonn 332, “A Repufable Concern.’ STUDEBAKER touring car. in good condi- tlon, Inquire at 31 Greenwood St., or Phone 153-12. TUDEBAJ 1218 , 3 new cord tires, paint Is new and engine runs perfectly. This is a bargain at $400, with terms to sult purchaser. M. Irving Jester, 123 Arch 8. “This I3 1 Btudebaker year. senger touring ton deltvery, 1017, with 1 express Body and excell A Hawker, 38 Phone 2456. very en- Bt USED CARS FOR THIS WEEK— 1920 Ford coupe. Maxwell coupe. Lort roadster Ford delivery Onkiand sedan, Bulck foadster. Chalmers sedan, Liberty, $310. HONEYMAN AUTO SAL ARCH ST. Agents for Chalmers 1920 i 139 2109, Maxwell | VELIE special eport sourtng, 1919 five pas senger, wire wheels, has had emall mile- age erms or trade. Aaion Cohen, New Britaln Ave, Hartford ...3300 . 200 1017 Oakland six ‘touring 1918 Ford ton truck 1016 Overland light delivery frack . 176 Every car 18 thoroughly overhauled and ready for the road. AUTO RE®AIR CO. . Main St. Tel Open evenings from 7—9, 638 E AUTO PAINTING— . is_our specialty ANTONIO BUFFA & CO., PROPS. 224 ARCH ST, PHONE 1162, AUTOMOBILE work guaranteed, Joe Amezin, PAINTING--First-class, All Reasonable prices, All 3§ South Main St and truck bodies Class work, sat prive reasonable Phone § 3. High uaranteed and 2 Park & made faction I. Ravizz AUTO SPRINGS a spec against center bre Jobn Baker, 224 Arc Ity. Guar. forever Prices right. . Phone 506. ) TOPS-We make all side curtains and slip covers. kinds of auto body repairing. had 20 ye experience in this husi- ness. Let us estimate on your auto body work, W Wa Auto Top and Up- holstering Co., 207 Eim St, near Sey- mour, FPhone 2646, kinds of tops, We do all We have experienced trouble, See us for gatisfactory HARTFORD BATTERY CITY SERVIC EDW. ZACK. battery service & SERVICE ATION iRY DEPT. | BATT | Have ou | uling of any kind. venalring. Dead CONTRACTS on heavy h General overhauling and und live dware City Garage Truc 4 y, rear 193 Main sidence 1’hone §86-13, dented or , tanks or any other part v can bo fixed right and at smail 107 Arch St. Plone repalring our starters and {gni- Overland Repair FORD ‘AND OVERLAN epecialty. Generators, tion systems overhauled. C J rl St replaced West Main and 8t. Parts ground. 451 1123 cylinde Phone MOTORIS' - SIMONIZ. Protects finish in all weather. We also change the ofl in crank and make no lahor charge. Cars washed, poliahed, oiled and greascd. Authorized Simoniz Servi Station. CLARK'S AUTO LAUNDE 103 W. Main St. Phone TOOL wiist ping and repair Phone 8802, case 559-4. Cyli mad work. Rear PARSONS' GARAGIE ders ground. Oversize General overhauling 680 West Main St No matter what condition it it h can repair it K guAral Engtand It Phone 560 do 5 re- RADIATORS is in, bring All New Main St. Worke, 13A] nd batt AND your tire paired for 35c. Serv 8 p.om. Sundays 8 a. O'Neil Tire & Battery (‘o ington St. Opp. LIks' club, Let il work. Tu daily 7 a. m. to to 12 noon, 39-41 Wash- s