New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 9, 1923, Page 14

" NEW CHARGE MADE rode with from iy inte he rien s ast B me Island gru Prosecutor Tnsists on Pressing <. First Degree Murder Accusation Tewist adopt m sing peaes for the | oltestant n 1§ - monria to ewal of the Marriner Ir T It Lake City, June %~ Re the legal battle ta determine gree of the charges agal and John M, Browning are held for the slaying ¥, Ballantyne at his homs loomed today after last night by Distriet Attorney E. A Rogers that he will flle of first degree murder against the defendants. The Nrownin ut bond of § 0 P over to the district May on eharges of seeond degree murder by City Judge Pratt who presided at the preliminary hearing Judge Pratnt held that no evidence had been In. troduced hy the prosecution attor neys to justify charges of first de murder, which had been flled County Attorney Moreto Distriet Attorney Rogers stat phatically last night that the first degree murder charges wonld filed sometime today, He also s serted that no attempt would be made to re-arrest the Brownings pending o decislon by the district court as to the legality of the move Dafense at torneys Iast night made known thelr intentlon to seek ruling immediately after the charges arc flled Utah Jaws, relative to 1 according to the district attorney per. mit him to file any charge which s contained in the origina! complaint on. which the preliminary hearing is held, The Brownings who arc cousing, gy e were imprisoned in the county jall for Lisbon, more than a month after the county attorney had sworn out the first de- gre murder informations Ballantyne, who was a former bank ' o teller and brother-in-law of John M, sel, the wireless Browning, Jr., was fatally shot in the library of his home the prosccution a alleges during an altercation with t Brownings, who had sought to take Mrs. Ballantyne to the home of her father, John M. Browning, &r., famous gun inventor, at Ogden, de President Harding who Amin Apri) announcement new charges mder bound i we court Ly Althongh Hartford June Fenn notified the night mer republican that he Harry K postmaster s has to be at appointment Harding, or will succeed Wilson, democrat term of office is four salary $6,000 a year 1 em new he the congressman unanimous vote committ Allen H of the company, of town of ng urer Trust ship formation, for KILLED 3, Associated June ¢ mess ope while and passenger Golf, tennis AWARDED RED CROSS MEDAL v, Miss Leonora 8. Fox, Former Swim- ming Expert at Brooklyn “Y, W, Is Voted Service Token. Britain chapter of the American Red Cross has been noti- fled by Assistant Director Fred (. Mills, of Washington, D. C., that Miss lLeonora & Fox of 4 Chestnut street has been awarded a service life saving medal. Miss Fox was an instructor and examiner in swimming at the Brook- 1yn Young Women's Christian Asso- clation for a year and a half, during which time she taught a class of girls who successfully passed Red Cross life saving examinations, and for this service she was recommend- ed for a service medal. | Recently the committee of awards| Miss Ruth Smith met at Washington and voted a | Mass, was visiting medal to Miss Fox. |ford, Conn,, wher — - the chair she Average depth of the Indian Ocean her clothing, ¢ §8 12,880 feet and its greatest depth t n off by th 15 /22,968 feet. | holding the shoce. The New She’s St Paul’s Prettiest carried man us and welfare Becretary Taylor, Hartford, made by recommended, Postmaster David A on August years and York s a or preparedness nited Htates Bank Oficial, Congresaman | ©¢ hairman Batterson, of | TO¥ town committee lnnt " decided Hartford EW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, Brief News Dispatches From All Over the World . —_——— e — is stran and it to ol miles Catholic 10 to President Mr, and workers Weeks, CRBUPE recom- his "“""}"l';";: home at Hollywood, Cal., last year WOUNDED Pross, The sporting Roxbury, |\fariden where it will participate in| at Ligl;tning Victim T Chairman Picks His Secretary for Postmaster Town Committee Selectod The the n republican agserting others had done the actual Hartford endors- Newton, assistant treas- Connecticut postmaster- second offy cer of the steamship Brave Coeur s under arrest at Oporto accord ge received hey killing the commander of the tor and another cfficer and wounding a seaman and on the high other goods are in demand in China. ing to . inson Drug Co., as prescription clerk. , on a charge L] * . i vese seas, | Stam- struck All of re Adams of republican national eom mittee deeide that women shall be given more prominent part in eouneils of the republican party of New York telis can get Ameriean by deserving Am Moscuw advices Irving T. Bush Russians that they capital and eredit erican confidence oy helieve they communist persons autherities have unearthed Russian plot in arrests of chiefly at Naples and Italian Ahruzzi ral FENN FLOUTS REPUBLICAN ‘ CLUE T0 TAYLOR SLAYER HIGH CHIEFS IN HARTFORD Bix Texan Said 1o Have Admitted He Was With Gang That Killed Mo tion Picture Director, Beattle, June 9 Information re celved by Bheriff Starwich here has caused search for Otis Hefner, a hig an whom authorities helieve may ave been one of a gang of five han- dits who slew Willlam Desmond Tay- lor, motion pieture director in his Hefner was arrested here in May, 19022, four months after Taylor was killea | He was charged with having stolen | an automobile and given a suspended | sentence ! A lawyer told the sheriff that Hef Taylor's appointment was made b¥ | per had admitted being & member of notwithstanding the # gang which Kkilled Taylor though slaying. CITY ITEMS. Daly, 19 years with ghe Charles L. Hubbard Co, and seven | years with the Goodwin Drug Co., has entered the employ of the Dick- Miles F. Try one of our deliclous sundaes, Soda Shoppe.~—advt, Radio sets ana supplies at Mo:\ns, advt. The Rangers will go to Meriden | tomorrow to play St. Mary's team of {that city. The game was called off { lzst Sunday on account of rain, The | members of the team will leave the iflunznm' elub house on Stanley street (at 1:30 o'clock. Sonoras, Edisons. C. L. Pierce & Co. —advt, Herbert Kopf, formerly of New Britain but now a student at the Washington and Jefferson college at | Washington, Pa., is visiting his sister, |Mrs. D. M, Shepard of Trinity street. | Mr. Kopf s the atar athiete at this |college who attracted the attention of | Walter Camp and who made the var- |sity football team in his freshman year, French Hat Shoppe, §7 West Main Prof. Bldg. Exclusive millinery. -advt | At a meeting of the Ladles' auxill- lary, A, O. H, held last evening, the |hope chest was awarded to Miss |Helen Mindalein of 129 Highland |street, Mrs, A. D. Frey was chair- I man of the committes in charga. Speecial Victor Records. C. L. Plerce & Co.—advt, The Y. M. T. |drum corps left this afternoon A. and B. fife and| {orl |the fleld day exercises under the aus-| pices of the Silver City fife and drum corps of that city. i Have your tennis rackets re-strung| Yy the expert who does work for the ‘ofessionals, Austin B. Wessell, ag't. hone 2434.—advt. Sister Mary Boniface of St. Mary's lconvent has been called to New York by the death of her sister-in-law, Mrs. | Margaret Prendergast, which occurred | Thursday. {in New York Monday. Vietrolas, Pianos. C. I.. Pierce & Co. |—advt, | Mrs. M. T. Crean will be the so-| |prano solofst at the celebration of the | opening of St. Patrick’s church in | Farmington tomorrow, | Tell him with smokes, Father's day, {June 17th. Quality Smoke Shop, W. Main.—advt. Mayor A. M. Paonessa has returned |from Boston, Mass, where he visited at the office of Mayor Curley. | Meet me at Bchmarr's for dinner.— adv. Set by Boardwalk Cop | New York, June 9.—Beach flappers may go stockingless at Coney Isiand |this summer, {f they want to, Captain |James H. Gillen, of the boardwalk I police announced today, “but if they |do they're not ladles. The captain, after ruling all bath- |ing suited promenaders off the newly |dedicated promenade of planks, sent an appeal to all bath house propei- {edo tobacco, 8 pkgi The funeral will be held | * f ( ANNOUNCEMENTS || D —— ATURDAY, JUNE 9, 1028, NOTICH virtue of an sued by the Buperior ( ford County, directing me to Publie Vendue to the highest at the publie sign post in the Town ¢ New Nritain, 14 days after date whieh will be on the 23rd day of June, A. ) 19028, at 10 o'ciock in the forencon, to satinfy sald execution and my fees thereon, the following deseribed prop erty to wit Natiena! ecash register, 4 electrie light fixtures, | gas lamp. show cases, 1 paper holder, 1 hag holder, 1 lot of paper hags N, | biseuit rack, 2 su unte 1 clock, 1 lot stool, | partition, 1 cere fruit benches, ? spring candy jars, 6 empty eandy cans, 2 lots of candy in show cases, 4 hoxes with cookies, 1 lot of kidney ot of pea heans, 1 lot of raising, 1 lot of prunes, 1 1ot of almonds, 1§ hex tallow candles, 18 bhottles of drinking soda 6 pke. Rineo, 32 cakes Lifehuoy seap. § cakes Octagon soap, 12 pkg. Octagon washing powder, 21 pkgs, Oectagol Feouring Cleanser, 10 pkge, Vairbanks Gold Dust washing pewder, 14 cakes Kirkham's Borax soap, 20 cakes of P & G, White Naphtha soap, § cakes of | . I1vory soap, 15 cans of Mione soap, 17 | FEMALE ¥ I:‘fv bl cans Flash Cleanser, 20 pkgs. Sapollo, | Yia"3 00 5% 119 pkgs. Argo Starch, 2 botties hiue ing, 2 1h, cans of Blue Lahel coffes cans of Mochmaild Coffee, 8 cans | Hellente coffes, 9 pkgs. Ttegal Bubsti- | tute for coffee, 20 pkgs. Tetley's te boxes Wilbur's cocon, 1 hox Her y 000, fars Apell cocoa, 15| hoxes Wilbur-Dutch cocon, 18 DOX6R | (onis ‘that tosts you nothing if Waneta cocon, 75 pkgs. Liberty Bw fiaved or beneflied, Write today te cocon, 60 cans Chullenge Conden verland Chemiical Co., 4h4 Herry [milk, 6 eans Eagie Brand Condensed | el ponu. U B 4 ution, is Hant sell at hidder exee aurt of “WANT ADS" Alphabetionily Arouged Por and Ready Reference LINE RATES FOR CONSECUTIVE INRERTION Charge Fie 1 dey i dave Yearly Order Ra " of o8, ving retainer 1 wim Bpaes, 3 Lines, Minimum Boeok Charge. 36 Centa seales, beans e "Want Ad" Operetur. Lost and Found COMMERCIAL Tium Rank Pinder please return 10 o Comy I smal Aow Tont Reward 1f N | — e of | STENT TP you are 1 your strength and wre ney weak, run down © natural wo w book entitled “Per Meantng and Iow book deseribes “Sextonigue ous suffer (rom nt to mail Manhood. Attain Tt A resto ANRWErs sturned to | mant dvaponcent TTHE HERALD || Avtoworve ) Autos And Tracks For Sale k] e e ——————— Quick | rald ' ATTENTION POLEE. ATTENTION Chevralet running Hudean T-pa Chandler—like new Maxwell, 1920 Oakland, 1920 Chev, Roadster, 1920; ¢ Pulek Coupe Hupmebile Coups I Paige Sedan ., You run the car, and pay a little each 191 week, 1t wil pay yeu te 1 them | 1 evets THE FAIR AUTO EX, ot #8 ARCH BT, 1ta Tteal Thie rative not re. Cume black, milk, 17 cans Polo Brand plums, 1 can Lumbard plums, 13 cans Yellow Car. quinez Brand peaches, 11 cans uouei Dale Brand peaches, 34 cans Compass | | Brand pears, 10 cans Herbert Brand J‘T | select pears, 18 pkgs Kellogg's Corn | | Flakes, 9 pkgs, Rolled Oats, 24 pkgs. Uncle Jerry pancake flour, pkes. | Quaker Oatmeal, 1 hox of Tangle Foot fly ribbons, 1 box Jack Frost | 'I)mnlm: sugar, 3 bottles horse radish, | 8 bhottles of My Wife's L.emon cxtract, | | 8 bottles ink, § penholders, 15 pkgs. | |Dromedary cocoanut, 17 pkgs. Non- | 8uch mince meat, 7 jars of Peanut {butter, 6 bottles peroxide, & hoxes o g 5 b Sunshine Zwieback, 4 boxes Biscults i rejepion 6 boxes marshmallows, 61 rolls tollet . | paper, 15 pkes. 1"rench’'s mustard, 18 |CADILLAC, JEWE Icans Jabson Malbis Tomato sauce, 3 h Motor Co. pkgs. Not-A-Secd raisins, 10 bottles Maln, Corner LJ olives, 10 bottles vinegar, 25 cans of CHANDLER and Cleieiar 0 | Del Monte Brand California sardines, | tan Sales Co. |4 bottles Libby's felly, 15 bottles Cor- | CHEVROLET touring, ' 225 0oy &t 1,000 men, women and dressed un easy Weel Boston Clothing to Herald ofice ments, 8t, Next AUTOMOTIVE Auto and Truck Agencles BUICK MOTOR CARS--"Better car ai 18 bullding t 5 Reputable Con: r LS E coupe Mali tore, 03 Cli e Arch street, | I & PAIGE CARS The New iCII"ll‘Zfi‘l‘ USED CARS IN THE CITY~ ° ade_Atudio, hildrer Rulck, 1920 Tupmobile, 1 Dulck, 1919 Willys-Knight coupe, touring. coupe, 7 pass. sedan, “NEXT TO A NEW BUIC USED BUICK, Dodge roadster, 1918 )akland touring, 1920, 5 pa Chevrolet roudster, 1921, 1919 Chevrolet sedan ¥, B, re be hem." These cars have been reconditioned and newly painted, cern, Open every evening until 9 e'clock, Plck out your used car and call for demonstration, 1 n_ Bt F. J. Foley, Mgr. of Used Car Dept, | dial, 18 cans of Libby's roast beef, 18 | Britain “Sales |cans of corn, 5 cans of pumpking, 5 cOLUMBIA AND OV cans Deviled meat, 11 cans Sammy | Seles and Service |sardines, 13 cans Brer Rabbit molas- | _Cherry 8t Phone ses, 61 cans Campbell's soup, 45 cans | PODGR BROTHERS Snyder's soup, 16 hoxes Dromedary | gin ‘St (or. Frankiin; phone 731, dates, 4 cans Thomas pork and beans, | 5GRANT AND STAR motor ca /22 cans of Van Camp's soup, 3 cans | and service. ‘Just Real Good Li%by's corned heef, 5 cans lima n _8t. Phone 2215, beans, 8 cans Conqueror String beans, Tractor. 8al 5 cans Burnham & Morrill beans, 19 . 0 Rudolph 2051-2, I motor MOTOR CARS -Bal #. & F. Motor Sales Co,, 155 | | cars - 127 Trades on new and used cars considered, | NEW BRITAIN BUICK Ca, 225 ARCH ST. PHONE 2607 and accessories E. st cakes Falry soap, 5 White Owl cigars, TAND 26 La Cuba cigars, 29 Perfectos cigars, |* gyjes and service. MTFARLAN motor | 174 High St |3 EI Masico cigars, 33 General Use | cConnecticut, Phone 3-4516, cigars, ) Blackstone cigars, 2 El Pro- ) ESSEX—America's ducto cigars, 16 Flor De Andersen See the new coaches, '8, 2 clgdrs. 6 Sales Co., Sales and & cigare, 24 Lord Romeo clgars, 6 J. T.. | Phona’ 2109, car values. man Auto 139 Arch leading | HUD! I{oney- SEDAN—New tires, Iate mod Owner has purchased Lexing Aaron_G. Cohen, Conn, Open lika new. ton. Sure is a bargain. Ine., 185 Park 8t, Hartford, e Station, Hartford 25 Pippin clgars, 9 King Garcia clgars, | gery and 15 Main 8t. A. M. Pao |1 box Penrod cigars, 4 Connecticut | Stanle. General cigars, 2 Totem cigars, AT Lover of Rose cigars, 55 Itailan cigars, |47 pleces plug tobacco, 12 pkgs. Pay Car cigarettes, 15 pkgs. Sweet (‘apor- | | LEXINGTON: and eervice, Phone 2215, High grade moter cars, C. A. Bence, 61 Mal Special cigars, § King Perfectos cignrs, | ivsioniie CARG—Sales and service, Gty Ave, Corner enings. (HAUPMOBILE, 1623, touring car in excel- nessa, | lent condition throughout, 5 fine cord | —=="1 tires; prica is low. N, B. Buick Co, 22 Arch 8t.; ‘phone 2607, | JORDAN, 7 pasenger touring car, in ex- | cellent condition mechanically; good paint and tires. Price $600, terms. K. M. | Sales n 8t CARS—F. L. Green, Phone Sal 8t. al cigarettes, 3 pkgs, Eytlenne Straight | MOON MOTOR cigarettes, 12 111 pkgs. cigarettes, 2| @nd Service, 227 Glen street. pkgs. Hasson cigarettes, 4 pkgs. Beech | NABH and Oakland 1aotor Nut cigarettes, 4 pkgs. Helmar clgar- | Searle, Cor, Park and Main. Tel. 2110.! LAST call for these. Buick roadster, runs well, self starter, $80; Chevrolet roadste: $85; Ford, 1922 delivery, $150; Overland Country club, $145. Othere. Aaron G.| Cohen, Inc., 185 Park § artford, Conn Bal 289 I Tele- wervice, A. G. Hawker, 8§ Elm b 245 ettes, 6 pkes. Lucky Strike cigarettes, | mbcoss % pkgs. Murad cigarettes, 4 pkgs. Chesterfield cigarettes, 11 pkgs. Tux- Eureka tobacco, | _ U A Sales and ser Searle & Co. New Britain, Conn, REO MOTOR CARB and irucks, Kenneth M. Cor, Elm | LEXINGTO) Just reAnished, 1621 touring, $350 cash, balance $35 pe ! in_ten payments. Aaron G. 155 Park St. Hartford, Conn. Tele- 6 pkgs. Durham tobacco, 12 pkgs. Mechanics Delight tobacco, 32 pkgs. Light Old Fashion tobacco, 8 pkgs. | Comet tobacco, 6 pkgs. George Wash- | $1,i50; F. O. B, factory. ington tobacco, 1 pkg. Beech Nut to-| 393 Arch Bt btacco, 4 pkgs. Union Leader tobacco, STUDEBAKERS--Light six touring, M. Irving J touring, $1,275; big slx touri “This ls & Studebaker year, | DAKLAND, 1920, & passenger tourl: 3 good paint and 5 perfect cord tires, In excellent mechanical condition, Price i¢ low. New Britaln Buick Co. 225 Arch St. Phone 2607, |OAKLAND rcar, touring, | _Mdlen, 30 West St. $976; estel for sale. Joe WILLYS-KNIGHT motor cars, sales service. “The Siceve Valve Motor.” | pkgs. Navy tobacco, 26 corn cob | | Rudolph, 127 Cherry St. Phone 206 pipes and 6 small pkgs. matches, all located at 52 Lafayette street in the “"3’[(7}'(!7,\.‘71),'nzo"‘é;mng car, in fine con- | 1 dition mechanically, paint, upholstering — { and top look good, 5 serviceabls tires. said Town of New Britain, Autos And Trucks For Sale 9| Low price, Terms. C. A, Bence, §1 Main 8t. Phone 2216, Dated at New Britain, Conn, this |ATLEN, 5th day of June, 1923, conditlon, finish, to 5 good tires, sev GEORGE A. STARK, R e upholstery like Phone 7921 touring car, In good ru Price 18 low. 2215, | L | OAKLAND, 1921, tourlng car in _perfeot mechanical condition, 5 cord tires, wire wheels, good upholstering. Price low. A.| G. Hawker, 52 Elm St. Phone 2456, nning new; AUTOMOTIVE Avtos And Teucks Por sale i ve T, ehe other & iske an ofs 185 Park Bty quics sale, Mes 1598 Braniey ¥4 POLPH and Willyse ires. A goe H. Ihella, 11 Wieie Tine of oriet, U'sed tires in New Likland Radiae st Tel, 490, TIVE EQUIPMENT “Gasoline, olla, greases and tie service, Clark's Auto Ace . y b #5, Main K Top, new th t Kensington apring. avenus, the man_ who Fare ‘hone 1215, and inspect your bat PuL It Into service for G, Hawker, 82 Eim 8t the Tok Tira car at your service, O'Nell El 8t Co., 39 Vashington ved and Battery Phons 400, INSYLVANIA” VACUUM OUP tire, and fabric, in all slzes. T. * § Chestnut 8i. E on used tire tul 30x3 Main 8t, cord ell, also fabric and each, 336 T servicn . Cogswell, ¥ Chestuut stsset, Fhoue 1416:2 U8E_ Dayton value the appenrance of y _Ball_Tire Co., Arch St WILLARD STORAGE Batteries, Sales and service, Simmons Storage Hattery 187 Arch 8t. Phone 2245 Autos—Taxl Service CGALL TAXI—Phone 2100 wiil efficient taxi service to your door, _Taxi Bervice, ut_the R, R. Station. PACKARD SERVI Best car in the city for long trips Call Jos Farr, 1847, 163 _LaSalle_ eireet TAXI STATI Keep these Daytime, 567; horobred” cords 1 “vellable service, umbers in mind. 1542-3. Louls Mill —Qui phone nig HARRISON ST.--Garage to rent. Watson and Jones, 294 Mal T4 Motorcyctes and Bicycies 18 BICYCLES-—~"Indlans’ from §32.50 to $43.50; sold on terms $10 down and $2 weel: Also supplies and repairing, tnield, Myrtle 21 notorcycle, 1922, with fane spotlight. FPrice or Inquire 280 and 9-2 motorcycle with side in first ciase condition. Low price for Honeyman Auto Sales Cc Phone 2108, Spectal motorcycles now on. $45. Three 1017 Indians, §65 cach, Ona 1915 Indt Two 1919 Indians, 20 Indian Scout §160. are in good running Hadfield, 21 Myrtle of used One 1616 Indian, All Service Stations, Repairing 17 DING, brazing and cars Commerclal Welding Co, near_Elli 2899, ACETYLENE W b 0 Constable. | STrR rondster, 1935, § good tires, v tlon very good. Just thorough hauled. C. A. Bence, 51 Matn &t. over. |OAKLAND, 1920, A-1 condition, for 3 Call evenings, 478 South Main 8t. ondl- | | 2216, | BUICK, 1920, 8 cylin: Excellent paint, 6 brand new tires, fect mechanical shape, bumper. etc, up for demonstration. Co., 276 Arch St. Phone 2607. “Next Death Notices 2 New Buick is a Used Buick." 4 passanger coupe. New Britain Bulck { por- | Call | ta BALE—~JUNE—SALE — CLARK—At Dol Monte, California, May 30, | = Emma Touiee, widow of Rdward W, BUICK, 3% ton, Clark and daughter of the Iate Marla Yery little nndynomnz.wllh Fiteh and Thomas A, Conklin. Interment | &ntee. N. B. Bulck Co. In Falrview cemetery at 3 p. m. (daylight | _Phone 26 90 day 1623 truck; new, used but | 225 Arch street. | 1922 Buick 4 cylinder touring. time), Monday, June 11th. Friends invited. | DODGE 1918 rondster in fine shape, Siorsts wnd N o 3, tires; Inoks very New B Buick C ne 2607, 1921 Studebaker Special Six. 1820 Buick touring. 1915 Hudson touring. good Htain CALIFORNTA AND JAPANESE privet, 2 DURANT, 1920, touring car, W ft. high at $3.00 per 100, Barber-y bush, ~ just thoroughly overhauled, § cord frut trees, overgreen. Small geranium | upholstery cxcellent, new front nnd plants, 3 for 25c; gerantum plants, 2 to| carpets. Price ik lo 3 blossoms, 25c each; geranlum plants, 3| A. G. Hawker, 52 Phone m_St. paint, Wil consider trade. 2458, 1917 Hudson coupe, 3 pass. 1922 Maxwell touring. 1819 Chevrolet touring. Packard Twin 8ix. tires, rear to 6 blossoms, 36c each or $4.00 a doz. | FARD Touring, 0. (11 ¢ Florence edge 300 a doz. Astors 200 & | aris, otrne - $40: s quire herry Reo b passenger touring. | Docge sedan. doz. Dresenium, a nice plant, 50c each. U T Pansies 30c a doz, or 2 doz. G0c. Vines ! FORD SEDAN, 1022, for window boxes 10c each and up. A very 1023 with every extra on it ght at a good price. MeCarthy loy nice plant. Adolph Sandalle, 213 Oak 8t.| D! Pho g | _ Thomas, 1205 Stan Tel. 1395, T h i piants: alao carnatione, | FORDS—-1020 Rbt, §100; 1921, New Britein Greenhouso | 1lvery with starter, $150: 1918 |etors to request women to don stock- ings before venturing on the san | But they must only “request’ L'rm»" |tain Gillen pointed out, although thers |are regulations governing the use of almost all other articles of heach ap- | | parel, stockings are not mentioned. | | CAPT. MORFORD A SUICIDE. { Cor. Oak.and LaSalle Bts. §100; 1918 Speedster, $100; . 25 oupe, $160. Automotiv FAPANESE and Callfornls _ privets; 8180 & Co oo mber ath mromative barberry bush, large plants at reason- | .o able prices. Thomas Paonessa, 12 Oak |FOR St._ Phone 609-2. NURBERYMAN—Place your order niow for frult trues, herries, etc.; aiso-dolng prun- | 5 touring, 1921, 3 able rims; perfect mechanially. Green, 227 Gl 8t. FORD racers, 2, for sale, at_once. Inquire at 260 Hartford Av Tiiis car looks like & Can & st | panel tourlng, | 1921 ¢ Bargain if taken | be| Maxwell coupe, Time Payments, Call 2109, ds- | oupe, | ot HONEYMAN AUTO BALES € 139 ARCH BTREET. e __ing _work. Simonsen. Phone §93-23. i POTTED plants and_cut flowers. Puneral |FORDS—1915-16-17 worlks a epecialty. Johnson's Greenhouses, | JUSt the thing to bulld your own Church Bt. Phons 880. | onto, Terms it desired. “chassis 8§36 o Automotive $60. OLDSMOBILE “4" In e!\.-...anl cond’tlon, 8 | body| passenger, economical to opeurate, looks #o0d. Price only %300. Termy to responai. A. Bence, §i° Main C. 8t ACETYLENE WELDING, cutting and brazs ing. Carbou burning. Welding Co, 15 Winth ARCH BT. RADIATOR WORKS—Successora to Huitquist Bros. Expert repairing, all kinds ot auto radiators, smashed fenders, bodies, ete. Work guaranteed at lowest pric 107 Phen AUTO REPAIR glve you a good hour's good old U. & dollar. Prank Forsell, formerly connected with the Hudson, Essex and Dodge servica station, and Frank Burkas experlenced on cars and trucks to numerous too men- tlon, Quick service our motto. Carbon burned out while you walt. Open Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings for your convenlence, Phone 2016-3 days, or §42-5 night 8t. 1 for every done by Ravizza, rea House phont AUTOMOBILE on. All varletics replaced, Remember that vice s our alm and that we are aute radiafor exper O. Becker, 55 nd striping, Joe Amszin, Cor. Hartford nley St. City 118--When in trouble and tu need of good batterles or ekiled service see us first. kidw. Zack at e Clty Service tion, Hartford Ave, at Stanley st. BODIES, lamps, radiaiors ana ronders res paired to a new conmition, Cores Installed, Low prices, New England Radiator Works, 35_E. Main 8t Phone 840 o ARS WASHED, ponshed, olied greased. Authorized Simoniz and station, ble parties. Phone 2216, ch: 1021 | PAIGE, 1820, 7 passenger touring , In good mechanical condition. Newly paint- Cohen, Inc., 185 Park 8t, Hartford,! ed. See it at Charland's garage, rear Open eveninge. 430 Main St, BY CLIFF STERRETT Sales and Service Cn, 200 East Main| i rear 238 8t., City; 'Phone 2701, classifieq HERE are two bargains, § Buick touring: 1917 Cadillac coupe. Aaron | Clark's Automobile Laundry, _Maln_St. _Phone 1344, | CYLINDER. GRINDING and repairing _at the Curtaln Automotive Service Co., 451 West Main 8t. Phone §87-4, HOTEL Washington garage. Iring and overhaulis Day and night vice, ‘Translents accommodated. Low Tel. 1756, 121 Washington street. & ESSEX eervice. Cnarges cons with workmanship. McGauley aud Bennett, 130 Arch 8t. Phone 1199, TOPS, wide curtains and _slip-covers made to fit your car or repaired. Auto bodles of every description upholstered and paired. Twenty years' experience in this business. J. W. Walsh Aute Top & Up- holstering Co., 207 Eimn 8t. near Bey- mour St. Phone 2645. TOPS, side curtains and sea: covers, made over and repaired at Doolittle’s Auto Top Bhop, 238 Main St. WELDING, BRAZING and cutting. 8cored | cylinders filled by guaranteed process Neis J. N .""L_‘JE East 8t. Phone 1835-3, UPEN er will soon be here. Your car should be In good conditien for tou: Ing. Have it overhauled at Charland's Auto Service Station, 432 Maln AL | STARTIN lighting and ignition work, Batisfactory service. RElectrical parts for Clark's Automobi laundry, rear Phone 1344, genernl repalring at West Maln Garage, Phone 2760. Folks, meet Miss St. Paul. In private life, she’'s Dorothy Watson, telephone operator. Fellow citizens acclaimed her the| best looking girl in Minnesota’s capital. She'll enter a national | beauty contest in New York soon. | cide in a hotel today by shooting. Asbury Park, N. I tain James F. Morford, U. 8. A., sta- tioned at Camp Vail, commitfed sul-| “Remember the Herald lads" has supplanted a similar cry used about years ago. G. Conn, - s | Genei . i It Was Sufficient rlrdentificfiat'ionfiFor Ashur POLLY AND HER PALS sistent id reasonable 103 West all on us. magnetos and lgnition, 103 West West Main Garage, your motor won't start easily, bring your car to us for inspection. Electrical experts. West Main Garage, 103 West Main St. Tel. 2750