New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 6, 1923, Page 14

" Brief News Dispatches From Al Over the World Representatives of Protestants, Re man Cathelies and Jews in statement made publie at New York depl sction of American Iron and Htee stitute In reporting unfaverably proposed elimination of 12 Hn the steel industry and aotion morally indefensible on hour day call this two mililen Aneering lak Eleetrie com- Mass Artificla! lightning volts is preduced in en oratory of the General pany's plant at Pittsfield Commissioner En he helps Rrookiyn. New York City pight faces pistol fire when detective arrest fugitive ir Nine persons are overcome hy heat fn New York city on hottest June since 1999, continues general in the 40 _persons are Heat wave east and more than @ COLLEGES TO SEND OUT EXPEDITIONS 126 Exploring Parties Prepare o Dig in United States Twenty-six sciens nine colleges Middle West s of ae. from Chicago, June & fific expeditions from and universities of the il be working In varions part he world during this summer, Earelnl to reports reeelved hese institutions made publie here In addition to the nine expeditions fbeing sent from the University of Chicago and seven from the Univer. @ity of Towa, as announced some time '‘ago, Ohlo State university, the Uni. [versity of Oklahoma and Purdue uni- wersity each will have two expeditions working for them, while single expe- 'ditions will go out from Indiana uni. wersity, Earlham college, Notre Dame and the Indiana State Normal school Ohio State university will send Dr W. C. Mills to investigate the mode ©f Hving of prehistoric men in Ohio @ thousand years ago and Prof. Rob- lert F. Webb will head a party \students who will study rock con- \struction, stratigraphy and plateau construction in Arizona, Colorado and INew Mexico. Study Ore Deposits, The University of Oklahoma will| isend one expedition under the leader- | ‘ship of Dr. Samuel Weidman, to study ore deposits in the Miami region and another, under Dr. V. E. Monnett, to qnvestigate and study structural geol- ogy In the Arbuckle mountains Indiana university studehts, Professor W. A. Cogshall will go to lower California to obtain photo- grephic records of the solar corona during the total sclipse of the sun Beptember 10. Earlham college students will make the trip to Yellowstone park for summer field course, Faplore Sand Dunes, Purdue university plans two expe- ditions within the boundaries of the| #tate. One will be to the sand dunes ‘in northern Indiana, while the other will be made to southeastern Indiana. Dr. James Burns, of the Univer-| sity of Notre Dame, assisted by Rev, M. McGarry, plans some excavations throughout the state of Michigan. Dr. Burns also contempiates making a #pecial study of the sand dunes in the | vicinity of Michigan City, Ind. Indiana State Normal school stu- | “dents will make an extended journey | for the purpose of studying geogra-| ‘phy. Professor F. J. Breeze will be| in charge but the territory to be ex-| plored has not been announced. | under | of | (in real sent to hospitals in Washington President Harding in white suit and ved fez finds fyn in the anties of clowns and some of the drum majors 0 pleturesque parade of 20,0 Nobles the Mystie Shrine Washington at Robert A. Lee is sentenced to two years in prison and his two gaso. clates in Texas oll prometion scheme g€t ten years after eonvietion at Fort Worth d and 27 casualties Mieh Mrs. Rala Croker, widow of Richard Croker, testifies In Dublin court that ghe has never even seen Guy R, Ma. rone who, it is charged, was her first hulhnhv! LEGISLATORS HAPPY injured In in wreek kil of Four are revised list vear Durand AS SESSION CLOSES, (Continued From First Page). creetly rotreated before the fun car. nival reached its height, IN THF. SENATE Chaplain Campbell in the senate, making the final prayer of the ses. sion, referred to the work of the leg- islature declaring that body had done its work well and honestly. He also referred to Lieut.-Governor Bingham and praised his work as presiding of. ficer. Carnival caps began to creep into the senate in anticipation of the “last . which of the of y'" celebration, sounds 1 were achoing from the h house through the capitol, The senate passed in concurrence a bill giving Hartford the power to | supply water to Windsor, The bill conéerning the jurisdiction | of the district court of Waterbury was passed after it had received a minor amendment. The senate confirmed Governor Templeton's nomination of Charles R. Treat of Orange and Albert B. Han- | don of Salisbury to be members of the | milk regulation board. Forfeited rights were restored to Antonio Gior- glo of Hartford and Harvey A. E. Ttice of Meriden. the senate receded and |who would have continued certain state grants for 11 towns which had heen placed in a different classifica- tion. Senator Atchison announced that he would be forced to withdraw as senate member of the commission to investigate the working of the ballot | law. Senator MacDonald was ap- vointed in his stead. The senate rejected a bill concarn- ing a change in the statute on frand estate transactions providing that contracts must be made in writ- | 4 /ing. The bill was the center of lively |debate for half an hour and was de- teated 17 to 9. REPORTS DAUGHTER MISSING Frank Sandberg of 42 Connerton street reported to the police this aft- ernoon that Esther, daughter, left home yesterddy after- noon with an Elsie Strand of Forest- ville, and has not returned since. He expressed the belief that she might his 15 year old have gone to New York. DOZEN REPORTED INJURED Washington, June 6.-—A dozen or more persons are reported to have been injured in the collision of two electric trains between Washington and Alexandria, Va. —OVERSTOCKED— Real Bargains—Must Sell CORD TIRES—First Quality Fabric .. Cord 30x31, 30x31, 31x4 32x4 33x4 34x4 32x41) 34x41, THE .$ 850 . 11,50 . 17.50 19.50 . 20,50 . 21,50 23.00 24.85 . 26,50 RED CAR AT YOUR SERVICE 0'Neil Tire & Battery Co. 39 Washington Street ARE YOoU ANY Phone 900 @GOOD AT RQIDDLES, Without opposition | concurred | with the house in rejecting the bill | NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY CARLSON TAKES OWN LIFEIN COUNTY JAIL (Continued from First Page) castons, Mr, Carison Jnsisted he did not murder his wife and that her | death was due to accident The statement has been made that Carl. son sat upon his wife and held her under water for a long time. This he | steadfastly denied and maintained that he did net hold his wife under water for any period of time. His | counsel belleved his statement and | were in possession of evidence whieh would show that Carlson did net held her under water. In our talks with Carlson we noted nothing pecullar about him," Carlson was arrested April 26, after, according to police allegations, he had confessed to the killing of his wife on the night of Mareh 24 He was | urraigmed in poliee court June 1 and held with bonds for trial at the sesdion of the superior court that opened yesterday at Hartford Mre, Carlson dled after a Ford coupe in which she and her husband were riding had overturned near the foot of South Main street and her {head had been thrust into a brook, causing death Ly drowning, At the {time of the fatality, Carlson told the police that his wife was driving and, blinded by the glare of powerful | headlights, had crashed into a fence, |causing the car to overturn in a | brook. He said at that time that he managed to escape uninjured, but his | wife was pinned beneath the car and when he regained consciousness, about half an hour afterward, she w dead, On the day of the alleged confes- slon, Carlson was quizzed at police headquarters twice and was arrested |early in the evening, after the alleged confession had been secured, The | police say Carlson admitted that not lonly had nhe planned to kill his wife, | but he had hoped that the crash through the fence and into a brook | would have been fatal to himself. He sald his wife had told a neighbor that she was going to kill him and another woman To the police Carlson related the |incidents leading up to the Killing. In the afternoon they left home about | 1 o'clock, going to Meriden by way of Plainville and Southington. They re- | turned home and left shortly after- | ward for South Manchester, Returning, they stopped at Hart's fur shop in Hartford where Carlson purchased a fur coat for his wife They had a disagreement, the wife asking for a coat costing $300 while he did not feel he could afford to pay | more than $150, The purchase was | yaid for by check, drawn on a bank | |in which the prisoner had no funds. | The return trip to New Britain was a continuous dispute, according to | Carlson. He drove through Stanley | street to East Main street, thence to | East street, passed Newington road and again went into Stanley street. | The wife taunted him about other women and his refusal to purchase | et e ) asones say, he decided to end it all. Going down South street hill, | Carlson speeded up the machine and | darted across the street, through the fence and into the brook. Nefther | he nor his wife was serfously injured. | When he saw her struggling to get | out of the machine, he placed her| head in the water and sat on it, the | police claim he admitted. After half | |an hour, assured that she was dead, | he began to look for help. John| | Frawley, a motorman, and Alva Ven- | l!ms of Berlin, assisted in taking the (body out of the car while Carlson | was taken to the hospital for treat- | ment. He was discharged on the | same evening and returned to his home, | A police investigation was started | at once and as a result Carlson was called to headquarters several weeks afterward. He told several con- | | filcting stories as a result of which the police were able to gather bits of | | evigdence to present before him. The result was the confession. 2 Carlson's suicidal attempt was his | secorg! While awaiting trial in the | city “lockup he attempted to kill him- self by hanging. Doorman Gustav Hellberg investigated strange noises |and frustrated the aftempt. The alleged slayer and the victim were married 20 years ago. They had two children, Carl, 19 and Julius, with whom Carlson lived after the death of his wife. He was| |a plumber by trade, | | | HEARING ON SPUR TRACK Public Ttilities Commission Told of | |2 Need of Rails Across Park Street | by A H. Corp. | Hartford, June 6.—A petition from | | the common council of New Britain | | on behalf of American Hardware | Corp. for permission to construct a | commercial spur rafiroad track across | Park street.in that city was heard by | the public utilities commission. No | decision has been announced. Anticost!, the Gulf of St. Lawrence | island, leased by M. Menier, the Trench chocolate manufacturer for a me preserve, {8 about one and one. If times as large as Delaware, | thorized THREE WEDDINGS Carlson-Johnson Munson -Carlson Nuptials at Luther- AN Chureh With Pastor Officiating Nelson-dohnson and The marriage of Oscar ¥, Carlson to Miss Bigne Johnsen, and Philip A Nelson to Miss Anna A. Johnson took Pil e June 2, and Harry Munsen to Vielet Carison, June 4, af the F‘Iul Lutheran chureh parsonage.! Rev Dr. Abel Ahlquist officiated at all three weddings, Fellowing wedding trips the ecouples will make their homes in this city. PATENTS ISSUED TO ONNECTICUT PEOPLE Patents Issued May 20, 1023, by the 5. Patent Office to Comnecticut Inventors, (List furnished by the office of Har. old B, Manning, Walk-Over Btore, 211 Main street, New Britain,) Peter Crause, Hartford, necktie knot forming deviee Albert F. Rreitenstein, New Haven, assignor to The Geometrie Tool Co (Relf-opening die head Norman W, Cummina, assignor to The Nassick Mfg Co, Chicago. Lubrication compressor. John T. Hanton, Putnam. Twister ring. Henry M. Gleason, Waterbury, Two patents, Assignor to Chase Com. panies. Overflow mechanism and sorting machine. Michael 1. Pupin, Norfolk, assignor to Westinghouse eteic and Mfg. Co. of East Pittsburgh, Pu. Wave conductor, Adolph Rosner, Bridgeport, assign- Rridgeport, of or, by mesne assignments, to The Lo- | | comobile Co. Rattery ignition sy | tem, Henry G. Voight, New Britain, as- signor to Bargnt & Co., New Haven ocks. George L. Relchhelm, Short Beach, | assignor of one-half to W, H, Ritter, Carburetor. The Thomas P. Taylor Co,, port. Garter. Waterbury Machine Co, Willlam G hicle wheel Trade-Mark Registration, Cord P. Atkins, West Hartford, | Parcel carrler, | Bellis Heat Treating Co., New Ha- | ven. Salts in solid form for metal heat-treating baths. Leonard R. Carley, Watertown. Lu- bricating, automobile, and machine oils and lubrication greases. Chief Two Moon Herb Co., Water- bury. Bitter oll, a general constitu- | tional tonic for internal uses. The Grelst Mfg. Co., New Haven, anual holder for razor blades. The H. K. H. 8ilk Co.. Watertown, Pure and artificial silk threads. Charles M. Kemper, Westport, do- ing business as Radio Products Co. Radio telegraph and telephone ap- paratus and appliances. The P. 8. Palmeh Co, Bridgeport’ Device for uniformly mixing the charge hefore exploding it in {nternal- combustion engines, Marian Reel, Candan, The H, D Smith Co,, ccrew dri The smma& Works, New RBritain, three registrations. Hinges, bolts for securing doors, windows, etc., latches, handles for doors, etc, hammers, hinges, bolts, latch handles for doors, ete. Daniel 1, Farrel Foundry Wilson, Bridgeport. Ve- M Stove polish. Plantsville, Strite, South Norwalk, | Nonferrous metal alloy. Trade-Mark Applicants, Conn. Telephone & FElactric Meriden. FElactron tubes, sockets for ctron tubes, rheostats, etc. Ta Rsista Corset Co,, YVr!rl;;flpnrt Corsets. The C. D. Potter Co., Women's, children's coats, cloaks, suits, ete. Winchester Repeating New Haven, Bridgerqrt and infants Arms Pocket km\eq Co., ROTARY CLUB SPEAKER, George Cooper of Pittsfield, Mags., newly elected District Governor for the 30th division of Rotary clubs, will speak at the regular meeling of the New Rritaln Rotary club to be held tomorrow noon at the Elks' club on Washington street. Announcement will be made at this time of the La- dies’ night to be observed at the Shuttle Meadow club on Thursday evening, June 14, WILL VOTE ON INCREASE New Haven, June 6.—Announce- ment was made today that stockhold- ers of the Southern New England’ Teelphone Co. will meet in this city at | 2 p. m. June 25 to.vote on acceptance | of the legisiative amendment to the company's charter increasing the au- | capital stock from $20,000,. ! 000 to $40,000,000; to act on the pro- posal to increase the capital stock of the company from $20,000,000 to| 830,000,000, and also to give the di- rectors authority to issue such stock when in such manner as they deem |advisable, BLOW FOR DOLLAR GAS New York, June 6.—Federal Judge Campbell today signed a temporary injunction order restraining the pub- lle service commisslon from enfore- ing against the Brooklyn U'nion Gas Co. and its five subsidiaries the new 31 gas law and the new gas standard | thing we claim for it of 630 British thermal units YOUVE GOT ME STUMPED, SON! = WHATS THE Co. | and | Connection mechanism, | i ment THE HERALD I Alp My Min Vo A Cinsaified Ad Conv Ask GALIFORNIA AND ft. h fruit I b ta & Florence edge 3 Pansies for window hoxes 10 works & apaclaity Church 8t tord ward Te! WALLET: of mo night Bridge- 176 you know 1 graduntion !l A check Maple to James fhaw to be well dressed on onsy weekly pey/- JUNE 6 ‘ AUTOMOTIVE l Autos And Trucks For Sale TFE 1M1, 3 passenger with ahead Velowr upholstering o4 less than 3.008 miles. and Ok Price sask i » Bt l AUTOMOTIVE , ____Auio snd Truck Agencies TIONBIA ANT ,,\‘inhn\ molo Rudeiph, “ \G & "y WANT ADS habetically Aronged Por Quick and Ready Reference LINE RATRS FOR GONSECUTIVE INBERTIONS Chargs Frep ) FODGR BROTHERS MOTON CARS—84) and service. 8 & P. Moter Maiss Co., Eim 8. Oor. Prankitn; yn-c e - 14 1 line 1 line 1 line 1 line 1 Hne 1 e 1 line " New ‘phos . & and sepvice, “Just Real Gud Tourlng oa. uled pew front ARd Fear s Price s low. Will consider trade. ] Phone 2488 Togulre 38 E New Bngland Auia Radiater Fordson V-umr “Bales seiv- FORD €A Bd accossaries, Aute- B, M genuine parts * Sales Co., ¥ yrnmruu!'i FARLAN Sales and seivice _Conneetisut, i & words to & line. nes to as ineh nimum Space, 3 Lines. firimum Rook Charge 35 Cents Al 1 P M. For Same Day. Te,ophone For Call 925 And Operator. Teading new conches Honey . Eales and Bervice, x ) A 1932, This “every extra bought ot & goed price L Tib, 10 with starter,, $180; 1018 touring, i 1918 Bpeedster, §100; 1981 Coupe nh. 1918 Colipe, §140. Autamotive 8. and Co. East Main 8t 'Phone 3701, 1ook like 8 MeCarths Tel. 1396, 21, panel der tl A 'uplml Page on 5 Acoopied Over 1 enience of Customers. Por & "Want Aa" grade motor cars, Sales | A, Henes, 61 Maln Bt fl’\l"‘ Tourl able rims iIE‘-N':m‘mu"«‘miTT. Green, :-lu and_Service Glen street, Phone 28 OAKIARE asior Cais. “Baies an JTORD Corrng “A G, Hawker, 0% Bim l‘clo-‘ JTRO WOTOR CARE and (rucks, Wennoth M. | 8¢ Searle & Co, Bales and servies, Cer, Elm FORDE S for 28¢; meranium plants, § and Park Bis, New Britain, Conn, Tele: | Just the thing to bulld your ewn bedy soms, sachi geranium ; phone 8110, onte, Terma If desired, Autometive bl 350 each or §4.0 o g i, | Bales and Bervicee Co, 200 East Ma¥ a dox. Asters B City; ‘Phone 2 nice LA STUDEBAKERS—Light sl uunn, 0975; |(FTERE are two b v 80 o .1 six tourin Dulek touring; enel up. Cohen 140, Inquire 111 Cherry Bt Florists and Nurserymen, L JAPANENE priver, 3 fgh 6t $3.00 per 100, Rarber'y bush, trees evergreen, Small geranium en 780, Harwaln 1f U ssome, *hi 1081 upe. Aaron Hartford, plant, Dresenium Park &t Plan Owner has purcha re 18 o bargaln, Aaron Park #t, Hartford, O your order now for alse doing pruns Phone $93.93, ut Joh Phon WILLYR-KNIGHT motor care, salss and aervice. “The Blesve Valve Motor.” R. C. 7 Cherry Bt Phone 3051-2, onn. Open car b But in excels fne cord ek Co, 29§ Touring throughout, " ml-mu E. 1083, ¢ nt condition n ondition mochanieall paint and tires, Price §800. terms _Bearls, _Park_and Main CABT eall for thess, Buick road well, solf starter, $90; Chevrol $85; Ford, 1922 deltvery, $150; Country Others §t., Hartfo —Just reAnished, balance §35 per month Aaron G. Cohen, Inc., _Lost and Found A Tont, contalning Jewelry and hetween New Rritath and Har Sunday, between 1 and 2 o'clock it returned to 560 East Main Rt 485-2, . Re- or oAl ar, v ATTENTION FOLXS! ATTENTION-- Overland Aeron G q, —HInck Teathar, containing sum ' and photographs, lost Saturday Main, Park, Stanley, Whiting, Is Sts, Roward returned 0 b y " You are always entitled to Free Service - when buying hers, You want the Car, /I touring, n ten We have it, Look them over: Chevrolet running ¢ cord condition, birthday 5 Buick Co,, 1l prices men, present? W Arcade Studio, “womon and_childrer or them at excellent mecha low, New Dri St. Phone 2607 OAK A-1 condition, | " 78 South Hudson Bup. O.uvveeens 8326 8205 $105 Chandlor—ltke new 1920 8. Boston Clothing Store, 63 Chureh | - Next to Herald office, Maxwell, OARLAND, 1921, touring BUICK ing bul New Telephone 261 Auto and Truck Agencles $325 | “inechanical condition, § cord tires, 175 Wheels, good u|n!\n stering, Price lo 8t. Phone 2458 4275 OLDSMOBILE in excellent condition, § passenger, economical to opirate, looks wood. Price only 8200, Terme to respon C. A. Bence, 6* Mam 8t Oakland, 1920 Ze . Roadster, 1920; cash.. . A AUTOMOTIVE Bulck Coupe 8 Hupmobile Coupe $450 TOR CARS—"Better car are he- Paige Sedan and_Bulck is bullding them, Britaln Bulck Co., 225 Arch atreet nger gmd mechanical condition each | at Charlax You run the car, and pay a little s garage, rear week. Tt will pay you to look CADILLAC, Lash Wost peedwagon, good rnndi(lan. lent Price $400, term 1. Searles, Cor Park & Main JEWETT & PAIGE r,ms—.. Motor Co. “A Reputable Concern,” | Main, Corn over. 0 with “one CHANT Miss |rienest heiresses and her fiance, Henry | A. Bis A Herald Classified ad does every. | | more REO, 1821, TRUCK--P: month guarantes against trouble. K. M. Searles, Cor Main Park sts. Phone 2110, JLER and Cleveland motor orics, American Sales Co., THE FAIR AUTO EX., couj r . factory. The N 98 ARCH BT. Corp., 6 Main Bt | mechanical and ’5111‘1\ Toadster, 1922, © good tires, condi- tion very good. Just thoroughiy over- | _hauled. C. A. Bence, 51 Main st. Tel. 2215, | BUICK, 1920, 6 cylinder, 4 passenger coupe, Excellent paint, 5 brand new tires, per- fect mechanical shape, bumper. etc. Call | up for demonstration. “New Britain Buick | Co., 218 Arch 8t Phone 2607, “Next to & | New Buick |8 a Used Buick.” BUICK, % ton, 1023 truck; new, used but | very littlo and selling with o $0 day guar- | antee, B. Bulck Co., 225 Arch street, Phone : CHEVROLET, 1900, wedan, Tn goed condl: tion. 187 Monros St. Gould Romance At udebaker Speclal Six, 1920 Buick touring. 1918 Hudson touring. Hudson coupe, 3 pase Maxwell touring. Chevrolet touring. Packard Twin 8ix. Reo 5 passenger touring. Dodge sedan. Maxwell coupa, Time Payments, 2109, CHOICEST USED CARS IN THE CITY— HONEYMAN AUTO SALES CO. Bulck, 1020 coupe, Hupmoblle, 1822, touring, Buick, 1919 coupe. Willys-Knight 7 pass. sedan, “NEXT TO A NEW BUICK 18 A USED BUICK." 1918, 120 ARCH STREET. |STANLEY STEAMERS—Only a seven passenger touring, roadeter. Both guaranteed. Make an o fer. Aaron G. Cohen, Inc., 185 Park 8 Hartford, onn, Open evenings. STUTZ, 1090, 5 passenger touring; perfect «nnv‘y{v"vn&, g(m(l buy for quick sale. Mc- Carthy & St. Thomas, 1208 Stanley St. Tel. 1396, e two left, one the other a Dodge roadster, Oakland touring, 1920, 5 pass. Chevrolet roadster, 1921, 1219 Chevrolet sedan F. B, These cars have been reconditioned and newly painted. Open every evening untll 9 o'clock. USED CARS— Pick out your used car and call 1920 1918 1916 1917 1521 1918 Overland touring. Dodge touring. Ford touring. Reo roadster Ford panel Bulck 4" for demonstration. F. J. Foley, Mgr. of Used Car Dept. Trades on new and used cars considered. uck, touring, NEW BRITAIN BUICK CO., i R. C. RUDOLPH, Columbla, Overland and Knight Distributor, 225 ARCH ST. PHONE 2807 127 CHERRY 8T. PHONE 2051-2 CLYDESDALE TRUCK, 1918 ton capacity. Good conditio aries, Cor. Park & Main ] R 23, st quality $8.5 O 811 ~Cord Tires |DEPENDABLE USED CARS— 1921 Ford sedan. Ford racer. Bulek, 8 eyl light deliver: 7 Dodge delivery. Terms Arranged { touring. Gloria Gould, one of America's | b ce, O Battery 29 Washington ‘Phone 600, AUTOMOTIVE BQUIPMENT —Gasoline, oiis, greases and tire servie Clark's Auto Ace cessory 8hop, 128 Main 8t BATTERIE &k man who Philadelphia. Guar. 2 years |n|¥ 1|’V ranklin hquu s recharge and inspect y tery bcrora you put it Into service for the fummer. A. G. Hawker, §2 Elm St. Tel, 2456, | PENNSYL, | and fabr § Chestnut hop, Jr., of Lndze;m», Conn 4 8t.i T CORP, TEL. 731 S. & F. MOTOR EALES 155 EL) and ofttimes Opsn Bvenings. - e owns 8 M. Far. | — |7 NTA VACUUM CUP tire, cord In all eizes. T. H. Cogsweli, st . . “alsn fabric and cor each. 326 E Main St s S T. WATI tion. T. H. Phone 141 U8B Thorobred” cords it value_the appearance of your car. 11 T4 . 210 \r"h St. Tel 4 LLARD BTORAGE Batl service, Simmons Storage Battery 187 Arch St. Phone 224; &5 Automobiles Wanted feHT TWO Tk wantad, 20x3 to 26x6 P | LA . #ales and servicn Cogawell, 8 Chestnut s ton |GALL TAXI Phons 2700 1 iring quick, efficiant taxl service to yout Ang B, Taxi 8ervice, at Hvl' R PACKARD BERV k\r long trips +in the city city. I Joe Farr, 1847. 182 reliabie phote rumbers in i night, 15423 Louls [ Let lhe Herald classified ads do lho ‘mlt. STATION—Quick,