New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 16, 1923, Page 28

NEW BRITAIN DAILY H always PATENTS ISSUED TO CONN, PEOPLE Patents issued by the U, 8 patent office March 6, 1923 to Connecticut nventors, List furnished by the of. {fice of Harold G, Manning, Walk-Over Store, 211 Main street, New Britain, John A, Baker, Westport, Leaching and apparatus therefor, John A, Calder, Torrington, assign. or to the Torrington Co, Two patents lateh needle making machine, needle latch riveting machine, Moise €. Chagnon, Derby. gency wheéel, matevial finds these names mentioned "rancisco Leon de president and living In| rance, Boecauso N present happy connection with the I'rench | government it is not believed he |would cven allow his name to be considered Alberto Garcin Granados, army general under P'resident now living in the United States Manuel Calero, former ambassador it Washington and noew in the United | States I"ernando Iglesins Caldron, ssador at Washington and ent a federal senator. John €, Chapman, Hartford, assign- Pedro Lascurain, former president or to the Whitney Mfg. Co. Silent and now living quietly in Mexico City.|chain sprocket, Tulalio Guiterrez, former president, Alfred J. Flauder, Bridgeport, as- now a resident of ico City, signor to the Weidlich Bros, Mfg, Co, Carlos B. Zetina, a federal senator |Two patents: bowl, compote. Designs. and a prominent merchant of Mexi-! Harry D, Gates, Milford. Wind- co City. |shield cleaner, There are others, now residents of Bengt M, W. Hanson, Hartford, as- the United States, who also figure in[Signor to Pratt & Whitney Co, New the speculation General Manuel | York, N. Y. Wheel dressing mechan- Pelaez, General Pablo Gonzales and |ism. General listeban Cantu, former gov- crnor of Lower California, are among the most prominent Others Mentioned. And then there are others who are not definitely allied with any group, | but who may be requigitioned as can- ; _|didates. There is Robert . V. Pes- Among political observers it is con-|g,0irs “who represented the Obregon ! dered an bted fact that Presi- | s il | g oty 2 . |government at Washington during the AR L, v of Treasury de 1a /o, 1\ siages of the recognition nego- | Calles, and Se of ury de la & 2 tiations. Senor Pesqueira is close to Huerta will s A unit in the (o R Whdptt e Nist eiection. President Ghregon fui ° PTENON REVERRIMARL AN o SHAWA . (a8 a broad gauge man who might fit barred by an article of the rmxsn(vru“ SVells BuaEI thaTters ou asads tion from contesting for re-election. ! s OETIION (8R4 2 lock. There is also ISduardo Ttur-| Secretary Calles, considered by many R B " " | 3 ide of Mexico. He is a sound bus- as his logical ssor, will doubt- e i ik | Y R R Al e iness man, sane in his political con- less enter t c unless his health, i JOE PET SNE St which of late has given him much |Yictons, allied with no particular concern, forces him to abandon poli- | 8rouP. and well thought of by it tics altogether. In the event that h"r';' Ho '”:"\_]““ a certain stahding Secretary Calles in eliminated it ia!(h the United fiates due fo his posl- believed that Secretary de la Huerta, | 1,00 88 COUDSSHEY €0 Beoretary de la former provisional president, will be| o (Bt gwnx Sl la“f‘?in;'* L“r;i». the administration candidate. Wheth- "flr ',,r Bl l"ni\-crm -M:’ G -hm‘,; er the administration choice runs as i sal, also hat a Cooperitista, which party now mentioned as a possible civiiian can- clalms President Obregon as a mem. | %1date as opposed to the military. ber, or as an Independent depends ‘ {\nnounrps Himself. entirely on politics s they pertain at Emeterio de la G:|_rm .'nrfad_v has the time the active paign opens, formally ilH\\nuI\Cf‘fl'hlnlsf‘”.1!‘0m Ha- Coope stas Will Enter. |vana as a ;\r(jsld(‘n'la! candidate, say- At any rate the Cooperitistas will |D% that Mexico needs a Messiah and enter a man in the race, and if an that he proposes to be cast in that alliance with the administration is Folc. His antecedents, however, are such as to lend seriousness to not made it is con r fnox 3 sible that Jorge Drieto Laurens,|Nis announcement. It {s also as- vouthful leader of the party, at pres- sumed that Senor Miranda y Zuniga, ent a federal deputy and the mayor perennial cnndmnl_r. “-)30 has contest- 6 Mool Citys wiil B8 slleiindety | LI SYEIVRSiacion THnce (iBloasLY choice. Roque Gonzales Garza, fliclays of the Diaz regime, will again N [ i former president, is also talked of in | CMeT Mmselt ol this connection. Senor ssues and platforms have never in- I,aurens'»" led H Mex L vouth may prove a barrier, but con- ‘T‘x:‘c I;]r:‘ucx ‘"v" o ican pn\mr?. stitutional prohibitions where the contest is largely personal. have been winked at before when political ex-! pediency was urgent. | To Be Represented. m MADE AND SoLD BY tween the Porfirio Diaz and the I'rancisco Madero groups. He con-| tested with small hope of election, *AR. with the Fascisti who as yet have not | revealéd their sentiments for presi-’ dent, It is a foregone conclusion that and polled but a few votes. But the| toR cLA RK . & UNION § A review of possible Ia DBarra, for- now of MEXIGO INTERESTED INNEXT ELECTION New President to Be Chosen by Popular Vote Next September TR T e e ey e Mexico City, March 16 (By Asso- |, clated Press)-—Assuming that Mexico will be without revelution during the next 22 months, a new president of the republic will be elected by popu lar vote in September, 1024 B already there are political murmu ings, possible candidates are being discussed, and at least one ambitious individual has announced his dacy Party lines have never heen tightly drawn in Mexico and polit ances are made and unmade night as the exigencie f the sion demand. Therefc it is cult to say at present what well defined groups will be in the 1 to contest for high national! honors next year. former Diaz, former at Emer- over- ocea 14 signor to Underwood Typewriter' Co. New York, N. Y. Shipping case, Reuben Hill, Hartford, assignor to Pratt & Whitney Co., New York, N, Y. Machine for measuring the lead of a screw threads, Trving C. Jennings, South Norwalk, assignor to Nash Engineering Co. Wet vacuum pumping apparatus. Reuben R, Kusnitt, Hartford, Hold- er for cans. : John F. binder. George B. Pickop, New Haven, as- |signor to the Malleable Iron Fittings Co., Branford, Container cap. Paul ¢!, Richter, Stamford, assignor to the Yale & Towne Mfg. Co. Door closer and check. Theodore C. Roberts, assignor to Columbia Graphophone Mfg. Co. Method of and apparatus for securing a matrix shell to a suit- able backing. Jesse A. B. Smith, Stamford, as- signor to Underwood Typewriter Co., New York, N. Y. Typewriting ma- chine, Floyd C. Standish, Hartford. Uni- versal joint casing closure for trans- mission shafts. William J. Walsh, Hartford, assign- or to Pratt & Whitney Co., New York, N. Y. Female gauge. Oscar R. Wikander, Glen Ridge, N. J., assignor to the Skayef Ball Bearing Co., Hartford. Two patents for roller bearings. Frank C. White, Meriden, assignor to the Wilcox & White Co. piano. Trade Mark Registratios The Conn. Telephone anc Jlectric Co., Inc., Meriden. Electric insulat- ing compound and insulating parts of Unit in Election. und Larkin, Hartford. Towel the Conservatives, united either un-| der one party or campaigning as sev- eral groups, will be represented in the race. The Catholic party at the last election supported Alfredo Ro- bles Dominguez, who in the old days acted as a sort of liaison officer be- Catholics are growing in power, and the Filippi expulsion incident has served to unite them against the ad- NEW BR”A'N (0"“ ministration, especially against Sec- L retary Calles. Dominguez may be : : Sk Sigih s sy their standard bearer but many pre- | - dict the Catholies will ally themselves | conservative Nash Leads the World in Motor Cor Valus NASH New Carriole Four Cylinders Five Passengers $1275 /. 0. b. Factory / Five Dise Wheels and Nash Self- Mounting Carrier, $25 additional A Fresh Shipment! 1fyoullcomeinatonce we can promise an im Y1ediate demonstration of the popular new Nash Carriole. An early order at the fac- tory has secured us a few models of this type. See how powerfully the newly refined motor responds with a smoothness and quietness hitherto unknown to “fours.” View the handsome appearance of the distinctive all- metal body. Inspect the many attractive appointments. Only—do this today before our allotment is gone. FOURS and SIXES Prices range from $915 to $2190, f. 0.b. factory A. G. Hawker Tel. 2456 5254 Eim st. J. L. MORAN, 313"; Church Street, Authorized Nash Service Station e W { William F. Helmond, Hartford, as- Bridgeport, ! Player | ERALD, eleotrical apparatus made there International Silver Co, Meriden, Hollow sllverware and hollow silver plated ware, The La Resista Corset Co, Bridge- port, Combination undergarment for women and children, Applications For Trade Mark Registration The Greist Mfg, Co., New Haven, Manual holder for razor blades, The H, K. H, Bilk Co,, Watertown, Pure and artificial silk threads. The H. D. 8mith & Co,, Plantsville, Screw drivers, The Stanley Works, New Britain, Four applications, one for hinges, belts, latches, handles for doors, ete.; two for rules, levels, squares, mark- ing gauges, and bevels; one for hinges, belts for securing doors, windows, ete., latches, handles for doors, ete. Daniel D, Striet, South Norwalk. Nonferrous metal alloy. Winchester Repeating Arms Co,, New Haven. Handled axes, hatchets, hammers, screw drivers and chisels, INCUR LIABILITIES British Government Has Nearly $150,- 000,000 to Pay to Loyalists for Losses in Treland. London, March 16.—The British government has a liability to pay the British loyaisits in southern Ireland whose property has been destroyed, nearly $150,000,000, according to the claims made by a meeting of Irish loyalists held in London recently. Lord Carson, the leader of the Irish U'nionists, was the principal speaker. | 8ir William Davison, member of Par- liament, presided. The chairman was responsible for the eéstimate of damages suffered. He said that before the' truce the claims amounted to ten million pounds, but they had since risen to thirty millions, { “and as villages are now being sent | into the air wholesale, no doubt these claims are rapidly increasing.” Lord Carson gave examples of the ruin in Ireland. The Great Southern and Western Railway had lost prac- | tically al its capital, amounting to millions of pounds ,and all the peo- ple who held shares were ruined. He cited numerous cases of individual suffering ,told of Irish ladies recently rich who had been reduced to work- ing in England as servants ,and de- clared these were examples from thousands. | —_— DISPOSES OF ESTATE. Manchester, March 16.—Another of England’'s great estates is about to change hands. The Earl of FElles- mere is disposing of his holdings in Lancashire and Cheshire to a syndi- cate of business men for nearly three million pounds sterling. The proper- |ties include the largest privately owned colleries in Lancashire and employ some 3,000 men. JARTSIGN (0. S 287 MAINST. LEADING COMMERCIAL Al Malmgren & Walter Skoneche Props. OOKED FOOD SHOP MUTUAL BUILDING 118 MAIN STREET MORE WELCOME NEWS You will find that you will save money by getting the habit |of trading at this popular store, |Our big stock of Cooked Foods, |ete., will afford you a good se- |lection for your Sunday dinner. TOMORROW’S SPECIALS Swiss Cheese, 60c 1h. Salt Herring, 5¢ each, 6 for 25c. Sale Mackerel, 2 for 25¢, Shrimp Salad, 43c ., Rosedale Salmon, tall can 16¢, Libby's Catsup, 20c size, 18c. Breakfast Bacon, 35¢ . Sweet Aln;ond Meats, 65¢ th, EVERY SATURDAY SPECIALS Regular 38¢ 1 Coffee 30c . Roast Stuffed Chickens, 3 to 33 b average $1.50. About the Store Jellies and Jams, Mushroon: Sauce. Imported Sardines. Pickles, All' Kinds, Strictly I'resh Eggs. Fluer de las Codfish. Olives, Stuffed and Plain, Park & Tilford Pineapples. Best Tub Butter Sold in City. Tl line of Lily of the Valley Fruits and Vegetables in glass. We have a full line of National Bis- ‘cuit Co.'s goods at all times, f FRIDAY, MARQH 16, 1923, HARTFORD Mail and Telephone Orders Promptly Filled nHARTFORD GUARANTEED CLOCKS and WATCHES Clock Section—Main Floor Clocks prices are going up. Additional clocks coming in will be higher. These advertised represent a substantial 1t is worth your while to take Men’s Watches $16.95 Waltham 15-jewel watch- es, thin model, white or silver dial, 20-year Wads- worth case, an unusual value, Also Waltham 7-jewel watches, thin model, white or silver dial, 20-year Wadsworth case, $13 25 New Haven Watches for men and boys who want a watch they won't mind los- ing and who want a good " o$119 Elgin 7-jewel Watches, silver or white dial with 20-year Wadsworth case in thin model ... $1 2 -75 Elgin 15-jewel Watches, silver or white dial, with 20-year Wadsworth case in mote ... $16.,50 model .. Small sized New Haven Watches for the small boy or girl. Priced at ... $2 -.39 Ingersoll Yankee Watches, $1.50 Ingersoll Midget Watches.‘ $3.00 saving on the low prices. advantage of this sale. Alarm Clocks IN RELIABLE GUARANTEED MAKES guaranteed and reliable ...... . 88c¢ Ansonia Square Alarm Clocks. The new one $1»89 Big and Baby Ben Alarm Clocks, plain face ...... Big and Baby Ben Alarm Clocks, radium face Waterbury Alarm Clocks, bell back. A splendid one at ... Waterbury Alarm Clocks, Sessions 8-Day Clocks $5.42 Several beau- tiful styles to select from. You should' have one at this price .. . $5 -42 25 per cent discount on all ivory, gilt and silver clocks; also on unadvertised numbers. HUMPHREY WILL WRITE YOU ANY FORM OI' INSURANCE IN RELIABLE COMPANIES AT LOWEST RATES. 272 MAIN STREET NATIONAL BANK BLDG. —DRINK — AYERS’ SODA WATER Take home a bottle of cream soda —Something you will like—it's deli- clous, Three size bottles—3c, 10¢, 15c. OYSTERS CLAMS CRAB MEAT SHRIMP SCALLOPS LOBSTERS HONISS’S 24-30 STATE ST. HARTFORD T. J. QUINLIVAN, 712 Stanley Street Plumbing, Heating and Repairing FIXTURES AND MATERIAL AT REASONABLE PRICES Tel, 2002, COLD WEATHER NKEDS We have a full line of new and second-hand stoves, oil heaters, gas heaters, etc, A. LIPMAN New and Secondhand Furniture. '84 Lafayette St. Tel. 1329-2 We can offer you a good three family house on Hawkins street. This is good, high healthy lo- cation, and you are seldom sick here. The only reason this home is sold is the owner is leaving New Britain, or he wouldn’t think of leaving this =CROWLEY BROS. INC. |spot. You can see all New Britain from your win- PAINTERS AND dows, and the dome of the State Capitol. DECORATORS | . CAMP REAL ESTATE CO. 267 Chapman Street | 272 Main Street Phone 343 Rooms 305-6 Bank Blidg, BY STANLEY Estimates cheerfully given on all jobs THE OLD HOME TOWN You SAY TS NEW CHIEF IS SLOWER FIRE UNDER CONTROL'! BEFORE THE FIREMEN ARRIVED AT AUNT SARAH PEABODYS . HOUSE, MARSHAL OTEY WALKER HAD REMOVED THE GASOLINE STOVE AND PUT OUT THE FIRE SINGLE HANDED-