New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 30, 1922, Page 14

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1922. Rent-Payers, PARKRESERVE Calls You Tomorrow FROM 2 P. M. UNTIL DARK—THE R EMAINING HOME-SITES GO ON SALE—FREE BEAUTIFUL GIFTS' FOR YOU—COME ON AND SEE HOW 75 FORMER RENT PAYERS BUILT THEIR OWN HOMES AND BEAT THE LANDLORDS ! GO TO PARK RESERVE—by taking the Stanley EASY TERMS—RIGHT PRICES—You'll be surprised to YOU SHOULD BUY a lot at Park Reserve for pur- street trollev car. Go to the end of the line, at Francis learn on what easy terms you can buy a lot at Park Re- poses of speculation, for investment or to build your own v iy S e e serve. The prices will suit your pocketbook, and you can home. Your purchase is made safe and secure for any of street, and walk one block north to Commonwealth avenue arrange your payments at your convenience. And you'll these three purposes because of the Normal School and the —Park Reserve is before you ! not have to pay any taxes and interest the first year ! Park ! ' THE LINCOLN REALTY CO. BOOTH’S BLOCK 259 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 1190 R e e R S S S A S T | presented and discussed in the medi- | life, after a lifetime of work and|titude would be toward the ticket as cal press and before medical societies. | service to humanity, are faced by a;’nomlnaud, The possibility of a I trust that the operation, the result| poverty stricken old age. The future, |third party being organized was of which will be demonstrated by|even to the young, industrious man, | scouted. | moving pictures, will be fully consid-|is black and hopeless.” ‘ PE AL A a2 5L | ered and widely adopted by ortho- The doctor said in conclusion that C- ! pedic surgeons in America, the more| he had left Mrs. Lorenz home because |ty tems | so as it concerns rather hopeless|she was a very poor sailor. | cases. | SN e Sl e } Vienoese Surgeon Back in U. 8. 7t s vere o comoiee some gy 'BOUT HEARST? |rierce & co—aawe. ished and to follow up some of the A marriage license was issued today OI Ghall[v W(]Tk cases I had the opportunity of oper- | to Thomas J. Blanchett of 395 East I a. th uni f op! | ating on last winter an on, | Departing Delegates are Wond Main street, and Mary izabeth g t wint d, in addition, 2 2 ering E Ziexpdotitosseciaomeloasas iSO Ul ol e D fontean Candidats itor Gov-| Don't forget building lot sale, Park New York, Sept. 30—Dr Adolf| tatlon with American physicians. | Reserve, near new State Normal Lorenz, the Viennese bloodless sU¥- “My elder son, Dr. Albert Lorenz | omor of New York Will Do. | School ‘Frl and Sat. Sunday will be geon, who was called back to Austria| my assistant for the past five years, . l’nspect‘inn (‘ifly —-ad\"t last spring, returned yesterday on the| will help me by taking the most| Syracuse, N. Y., Sept. 30.—"What Bavara N(h’ul sold Ay BT U steamship Rellance of the United | tatiguing work. My yovpgest son,| will Hearst do?’ was the QUGSUOH‘T W. O'Connor and F. Shield, pro- American Lines, in from Hamburg. | Conrad, will enter the pre-medical asked today by departing dr—legatag w"perty‘on Franklin “quur; i Il‘har- The aged surgenn is looking very well | course at Columbia University. the democratic state convention, ‘ lotte E. Racklifte % if and seems benefited by the Steinach Austria Near Disaster. which last night nominated former | Kohl.er &‘ Cflm‘pbe]l S Etihonaler rejuvenation operation to which he| “The condition of Austria is most Governor Alfred E. Smith for gov-| HOLIT & Campbell most pop submitted about a vear ago. | critical. With a debased currency, ernor and Dr. Royal 8. Copeland, N e Ta i hesslon willibe };eld s,t‘(he “Look at me,” he sald. "“Don't I| with no lmmed!at‘e prospect for eco-| New York health commissioner, for‘mee"ng of the Hardware City Demo- look fit?" nomic rehabilitation, she iz rapidly ' senator. ki club on next Monday night It is Lorenz's fourth visit. While it | approaching the brink of disaster and| 1In declining to allow his name to| Victrolas and Pl‘a‘;no‘s Heary ‘\Inrn‘ns has been said he was to make his| annihilation of the culture for which| go before the convention, Mr. H"‘“"‘—advt ¥ T N home in this country, that point has| she once was so widely and justly in his message t: h\is r;flr;onal rfl%[ £ et Sy e vet been decided. He said, how- | famous. resenatives here declare e woul C E :\t',;r,- e1:e weould remain until spring, “For the professional men and the|not go on any ticket ‘“which being | SPELLACY IS COMING eventually travelling to the Pacific| great intellectual middle class the| reactionary, would stultify my rec-| Edward A. McCarthy, president of Coast. Dr. Lorenz said: outlook is fraught with peril and tPr-‘ord and declarations of principles, |the Hardware City Democratic club, “My last visit was stopped by sum- | ror. Savings of a lifetime have been|and which would be a betrayal of|announced today that Thomas J. Spel- mons of Balkan patients waiting for | wiped out by the cataclysm of war|genuine democracy.” lacy, of Hartford, candidate for United me in Vienna. 1 returned to New|and the post-bellum disaster. Tal- The returning delegates were anx-|States senator, will be here on next York as soon as I could to continue | ented, intelligent men of all walks of |ious to know what the publisher's at- | Monday night to address the meeting. my charity work, though I will be —— forced to do it in a less exhaustive manner than last winter. I shall stay ) in New York until next spring, mak- o . ; ' A e ing my home at the Murray Hill 3 mfi}% Hotel, and then proceed West, and _ hope to see California once more L E 1 6 : WINT October Victor Records. C. L. 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