New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 15, 1923, Page 11

Wasted Millions Rwmerican Motorists Yearly Spend Needless Millions for Repair Bills because of indebendab\e, treacherous totor lubrication. Burnt-out bearings, pitted “shafts, pitted pistons, pitted cylinder walls and unnec- essary depreciation and destruction of other vital parts of the engine are caused by the use of treacherous oils. M. Irving Jester Studebaker Distributor 187-197 ARCH STREET MOTHER'’S PITIFUL PLEA FOR SON T0 BE DECENT, IS BARED IN COURT Recalls His Childhood Days When She Was His Stand- | by, Then Brands Him as| Blackguard and Unnat- ural Parent—Wife Seeks Divorce. New York, March 15.—~A mother's denunciation of her son for his al- leged unfaithfulness to his wife and neglect of his little daughter was in- | cluded in the divorce complaint filed | yesterday by Mrs. Grace E. Crawford, | 11220 Myrtle avenue, Richmond Hill, in the supreme court, in Brooklyn. The defendant is Samuel Kirke Crawford, formerly vice-president of the American Re-insurance Co., and now an insurance broker in Pitts- burgh. According to Mrs. Crawford's affi- davit, her mother-in-law, Mrs. Charles B. Hardin, sent her a copy of a iN- ter she wrote her son after the sepa- ration. It follows: + *I wonder how you like living for your own sensual pleasure, with no / vegard for the bleeding hearts and ruined lives of your wife, daughter, mother and others Recalls Ohildhood Pleas “Did you really enjoy the theater party when your fever-racked bhaby was calling for her daddy? 1 won-| der did you ever call for your mother | in vain. Will you know real happi-| ness in your new apartment at 81 Irv-| ing place with its lovely rugs and har- wannious surroundings? I should add, | New Britain, Conn. better try to persuade your wife to bring your little daughier and share it with you Refers to His Daughter “1 wonder if a few years hence you will enjoy the love and esteem of | your charming daughter, or bear her contempt and honest abhorrence of such an unnatural father. 1 wonder how you would love to this daughter grow up into a replica of this vamp with whom you have been enamored. If some vile man, as great a blackguard as you have been, should abuse her as you have her mother, will you, in,your older years, resent it? I wonder. “I read your letters over and over. T have every one you ever wrote me and find most comfort in the ones you wrote after you had left Yale and had come to your senses. WARNING! Beware of coughs and colds. They are always dangerous. Thousands of strong men and women fall victims to coughs and colds every year. At the first symptom take Williams Syrup of White Pine, Honey and Tar for Coughs and Colds and Bronchitis. 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Musterole usually giv from sore throat, bronchitis, tonsilit f croup, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, headache, gongestion, pleurisy, rheuma- tism, lumbago, pains and aches of the back or joints, sprains, sore muscles, bruises, chilblains, frosted feet, colds of the chest (it may prevent pneumonia). 35c and 65¢, jars and tubes, Better than @ mustard plaster "y, you ch 15.—Actors and | pride ad visit the home folks for the a has lished ¢ osta in local theatrical circios. | Crawford says she and Cra=- s married St. Louls in| have daughter, Grace nine, 8§ gives Crawford's income as $12,000 a roand alimony $450 a month pending trial and $1,000 counsel fees, | Improper conduct with a woman unknown to Mrs. Crawford is charged in the complaint, at 200 Columbia' Heights and 81 Irving Place, Brook- | I¥n, and at an unidentified apartment| in Flatbush. | According to an affidavit by Mrs. | Crawford's father, George A. Eberle, | Crawford’s mother was with him and | Mrs, Crawford in the ralding party| that discovered Crawford - and the| woman in the Flatbush apartment | Sept. 16, 1019, At that time, Eberle| says, Mrs. Hardin pleaded with her| son to change his ways and took the | woman into another room for a long | talk. Crawford hecame very angry on this occasion, the affidavit states. ! 1910 and Amelia, asks ND DRIVERS Prepare Now s ¢ Driving Fhon 1 Y. M. C. A. Automobile School HARTVYORD [e————————————————— r trod the boards in the Mexican capital, she fame, and when she by [show entreat a trainl her with gif » to speed her return, And Conesa has heen o stag in Spain, h | United Harold J. McGauley e Famous Reds Ask New Trial which wa; America, has | new trial. paymaster, ave shown here at the hearing. who has been on hunger stiike is shown with his co-defendant Bartholomew Vanzetti. sily the most popular actress who made in appeared in every has amasse and | the city and her on departed | been when her cor Spain she was followed to Vera|one house to anothew ad of admirers who | posed to build a new theater and name nd tearfully |it after her, the irony of the situation is that Miss | wrights and assists in staging her failure both [shows, most of which are of the mu- own country, and in the |sical co | four years "% 775 4 THE PERFECT ERFECTQ MOTCR OIL 5 Note the Difference after o Hord Duy's Ran with oo Pm’VIp[” e INSURE AGAINST THE TREACHERY OF Buy Perfectol b\j the one or five gallon can. Car-r\J it in your car alwa\js. It will be your guarantee of dependable lubrication. Your dealer will suppy you. McGauley & Bennett 139 ARCH STREET Authorized Hudson-Essex Service Station Thomas H. Bennett —— 'i’h‘s E actress' record one theater. She husier satires on current politics. te playhouse in = nights off"” have papy moved f ! perform A It is now The times annually she stages imong th goers. Canesa is a soberly married woman whose husband. pro- She maintains her own staff of play- own edy variety. Ior more than |has achieved her greatest s she has presented three new | Spain and South America. sational Saceo-Vanzetti murder ease of Massachusetts achoed in Communist uprisings in Europe and South been revived by the hearing on the petition for a The two men, accused of murdering a Massachusetts Nicola Sacco (right) has not been |shows each week, many of them clev- und these are gala nights Off stage Miss greatest admirer is her rompetitor is actress who fame