New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 11, 1923, Page 12

12 Brief News Dispatches Fr Bulgaris ’ " 3 bes bloadiess ae correspondent adviees say & in Sofia for refusing to jing to London Times it Ha gendarmes were oin rey Death of Pierre Lotl novelist his home France Ploods in Kansas are responsible and property of thousands Reer In and al half of | eity, BULGARIANS HAPPY ATCHANGE OF GOVT careful investigat agrarian that Star ¥ in spondent, v houll yesterday his villa of gendarmes and The new Prof, Alexa willing 1} leave the the seaks abov avoid Hence it is loath to send expedition to capture Btamboulisky and hopes he will leave the country The correspondent, who s the only French special writer In the Hu garian capital, believes nevertheless that Btamboulisky spent all day Sat urday in prison with the ministers of his cabinet although he ws quently liberated Reports from the NyS thw vorrespondent, say that 1 trains were sent to Plevna to dispoerse some thousands of peasants who had armed to resist the new regime. The ministry of war expresses the belief that this opposition was put down without difficulty as was also a simi- lar manifestation at Radomir Isolated shots we d in Sotia on Saturday but no ties were reported, All the shops in the city closed their doors, The capital was calm yester( French officials urc openly mistic over the situation c Bulgaria and the Balkans by urday morning's coup d'etat. Although there is the opinion that Stamboulis- ky's agrarians are strong enough numerically to bring him back to power the attitude of Bulgaria's nelghbor states is believed to be un- favorable to a revolutio govern- ment and there is some doubt that she will be permitted to solve her problems herself. The new regime at Sofia parent here, means the re of the old pro-German e of the leaders of which come into prominer are anti-Serbian. The Havas correspondent at Sofia gays it is believed in the Bulgarian capital that Iing Boris knew of the revolutionary plan and is thought to view favorably the overthrow of Stamboulisky who put the monarch in the position of a figurchead. Premier Zankoff, says the writer has been on intimate terms with the king, The new premier, a professor in Sofia university travelled extensively throughout Germany, Austria and Hungary during the war. Men Are Little Known, new Bulgarian cabinet it with al wnts. \ Wit ,‘ ernmen Zankon, | former Rla t weaded by siid to be pr ministry bloodshed " 1oy em country a to ined AN OTERY us subses provinces, ary P it is ap- ppearance meht, some have now These men The as om All Over the World street i vailroad In Philadelphia pard Wood retired huyler and Henry Hoosevelt i medals for dis the Americar 1e L Major Miss Tauisa ] Oshe win me iation ge ice to Newark, N, J 1 nnection with « New Jepsey pelice arrested at Detroit f two | hes is made up in oficial circles ted the L] released prison are rep some the men put in eharge of afairs, reaching the foreign effect that ealm has in Bulgaria and that sociations are giving up naw in Notia dispat Knowy oxp from men little re where it is o ministers Iy to porar Informati is 1o the en ¥ beoy AFRAID OF BOLSHEVISTS Germans Are Searching Every Train arn Coming Into Ruhr to Guard Against Agitators, June 11,—Reenuse of roports | t numbers of Russiun agitators | arrived in the Ruhr to foment strikes and other trouble, the German authorities are organizing strenuous | methods 1o check any bolshevik ad These, measures are consider Iy necessa as n large towns are without police | The A Kssen, hav vine ed expec number of fon, One method used by the Germans is to search all passenger trains in un- occupied Germany as they approach the Ruhr-1thenish boundaries, This is being done by security police who require all ns to alight and | produce the necessary papers permit- ting them to be in Germany. In Bochum 50 members of the sei protection league which was organ during the recgnt strike have been ar rested by the French who suspect | them of being nationalists and trouble makers, They will probably be ex- lled to unoccupied Germany | Meanwhile Bochuni is going ahead | with the organization of a municipal { police force under the terms outlined | by the French. Chinese (Tgpti\'es May Be Liberated Today Tsaochwang, June 11.—~The two | representatives of the Paotsuku ban- dits who came here Saturday to enter negotiations looking to the release of the bandits' captives, returned to the Paotsuku amp yesterday accom- panied by Gen. Chen, one of the gov- nment's delegates engaged in the negotiations, It was stated that all ne- gotiations should be completed by last night and Gen. Chen said he expected | prot Russi ! the captives would be relcased some- | time today. | 1 MINNEAPOLIS ELECTION, Minneapolis, June 11,—A mayor, 13 aldermen and numerous other city cffictals will be chosen at today's mu- nicipal election. Mayor George E. T cach is seeking re-election and is opposed. by M. A. Campbell. Mayor I each was attacked by the Ku Khlx' Klan ALACE—Watch For the Big Musical Comedy “COME-ALONG REVUE” 15__groa — With — DWAY PEACHES — 15 | degree | ferred on Major G | mander of the Yankee division at the | 52nd commencement exercises at the DAY DAILA HERALD CAPTURE SEA MONSTER NEW READY T0 DEPART Now BRITAT Donakl MoMillan s Practically ¢ ¢ Pish, 33 oot Long and 20 Vet Prepared "for the Start of His Ty Avound, §> Landed at Plosikda After Yean' Polar Trip June an Al Day Bantk Wi Captan Host operat erew Far g With plies tor ( apt pase would | sohedul He g types o Areti and He Amundson off fight plane bei American M of New York Itw oned the ma ter 1k ¥ 1 work be & » 1 expressed 1 ear 1 carried out his riut York aquari NEW LONDON RACES All Over from Alas to the pol and hi ertair m who he pilot wo to almost A Northwestern Dock Men Accused of Conspir Paul, June 1 Repre 1 e acy 1 . 'rom . t Yach Enthusinsis e N comy in it Atlantic Coast Assemble ¥ Ntay hearings to prove ! o Of Bermuda 1un Tomorow, ¥ wester) doch W0 tion had conspired Lo suppr titlon and to create o moy | e complaint companies which charges and th ompe Vi New London sehoners, rrived In this this forenoon, preparatory to starting tomorre m. standard time the Surah's Ledge to e city and yawis i night and conl business whicl it also names ten coun are members of the asociation violation of the Clayton federal trade commission act act . N 662 mile race from Bermu is Nlied yatehsmen ind hoat racing lasts " result of the cong here of | o many yachts, this being the largest flet over assembled for Bermuda Phe steam yacht Corsajr own . Me 18 among the ¢ in the harbor to wee the on thelr way This evening, Herbert Stone, chairman, the the various the Hotel Mohicar Today was vith SOARS, tton prices COTTON MARKI New York, June 11 soared this morning on movement induced by reports heavy rains in Oklahoma, Afkansas and Georgia, Opening 20 to 65 points higher the market qulekly ady ¢ to 87 points above the closing, led by July, which 26,65, ( a a big ger aft here committe Yachting crews of dine at the rac editor ¢ EDWARDS GETS DEGRE} Orono, Me., June 11.~The honorary of dortor laws was rence R, E: rtired former com ar will captains contenders con- 1 inspection of | the wachts, ensealment of engines, | ind the asignment of code letters for distinguishing signals, A large party is coming up from | New York early tomorrow to witness | the start of the race. | spent i wards, U, A University of Maine today. The com- mencement address was delivered by Gen, Edwards, Flood Provides Swimmin’ Hole DODGR BROTHET D JORDAY surged through the Walnut Grove section of Oklahoma City, Okla., some got out their swimming suits and went in. Five hundred | families were made homeless by the flood, which caused $1,000,00M damage and broke all protection levees. i In WANTE | AUTOMOTIV S | |capiLLAc, A-B-C Want Ads §° AR TR T 2IEL S T | N\ l AUTOMOTIVE ' Aute snd Tourk Agencies L] e Menasih M Vien THE HERALD touring, B9TH sy touilng iving Jesier » Sludebaker yoas ' N N = stes Upen Applisation salee and - Moter." R. €, is 10 & Hae hone 20811, tach LL i 3 Tdwes. or fale ¥ Charge. 3§ Conte To soed ruraing upholstery Hke mew exiras. Price 18 low Phons 2114 Ad ianaifie Ads A 2y enier Ask For Aceepted Page epied O o of OCuste “Want Ad Afta ) Same ihe Tephons For neie all 305 And Operstor Biti SALE ON USED CARS Plorists and Nurserymen, NI\ AND TAPANEWE piivel 160. Barhery bush Small gerani plants We are sverstorked, Must be sold, Just loak them ever, Here are some of them 1 Hupmeblle coups der, Dresen 1 Palge sedan Pansies 30 for window ¥ nice plant, Ad T §9:18 URSERYMAN - Place fruit troes, heriies, ot irg work, Bimonsen WTED plants works a specialt §17 Church At Lost and 2 Mazwells 1 1 Chandier o Yord wisn Chevr Phone §93 ot touring. Chevrolet readster, and cut flowers, Dodge roadster. Phors 880, wind l ! 1 : Oaklands 1 Hudson Buper Six, 1 Tulek coupe, Vi NE And many others, It pays you to come over and lesk them over, FAIR EXOHANGE, #% ARCH 8T, Ahout 1and. Return_to K truek, % 1 have th Main_and At all prie n, women and to bo well d on easy weekly pe/- ments, Hoston Clothing Store, 3 Church Bt. Next_to Herald ofece. ellent paint, 6 bras niechanical shape, bumper. e or_demonstration. “New Britain Bulck Phone 3607, “Nei R nd new ¢ E ton, 1623 truck; 3 very Iittle and selling with a 90 da antee, N, B, Buick Co, 226 Arch st "ARS-“Tietter car are be- Tuick 18 bullding them k Co., 225 Arch street. MOTOR (¢ Britain By one 2607, Teleph JEWETT & PAIGE CARS 2 “A Reputable Concern, srner lincoin Bt, & eland motor cars and an Sales Co, § l-'.\n\r 8t $525; coupe, $480; factory. The Now | cHOICEST USED CARS IN THE CITY— Lash Motor touring, ) R, [ T.UMBTA AND OV Sales and miotor CA. Rudolph, 1 Hulck, 1920 coupe. Hupmobile, 1022, touring. Tuick, 1919 coupe. Willys-Knight 7 pass. sedan. “NEXT TO A NEW BUICK 18 A USEBD BUICK." § MOTOI: CAR and £, Im URANT and & A. Bence, 15 D CARS, For lce; genuine parts and access motive Sales Co. v ANTY R motor Real Good Cars, Phone 22 STA J Sules gerve Dodge roadster, 1916, “akland touring, 1920, § pi Chevrolet roadster, 1021, 1619 Chevrolet sedan F. B. motor cars, | dnles , Hartford, Connecticut, Phone 3-450%. Honey service, \e new coaches. , Sales and o 210 These cars have been reconditioned and newly painted. Open every evening until § o'elock. Pick out your used car and call for demonstration. Statior Stanley, and 15 Main 8 —Jligh grade motor cars. Sales | vice, C. A, Bence, 61 Main Bt.| F. J. Foley, Mgr. of Used Car Dept. Trades on new and used cars consldered. alen | d 2899, | T and Oakland raotor cars. Saies and | A. G. Hawker, 8 Elm St. Tele- | NEW BRITAIN BUICK CO. 225 ARCH ST\ PHONE 12807 THE HERALD The A-B-C Paper with the Toadster in fin very good. 225 Arch 8t. 1915 tires; looks New Britain Bulck C § 'phone 28! THEM DAYS IS GONE FOREVER ey N o i o e S THE RENT S A MONTA - T CHEAP KT Copyrigh by THAT BIG LAZY | LOAFERS CALLIAN OA DELICIA AélN-f., ey EETE TWENTY BUCKS THINK (TS THRT = Harbor This on Your Harbsicb&d W o oy e oo s s S . — Y S S S S S 2] o 1 T o~ o <o T T T S T e e e e e o e o o v e e o - OUTRAGEOUS! SIR - OUTRAGEOUS! WHY YOU'RE TALKING THROUGH FOR ANY FLAT - T WON'T PAY MORE THAN FIETEEN BUCKS A MONTH | THEM DAYS 1S GONE FOREVER ! AO, TED, | CAA ANOT MARRY ltA -W;s VUp Toml)(relici;x to >[.)"ercide | DETESTS IDLEAESS. WOA'T YOU GO OUT AN’ BY CLIFF STERRETT WHAT KIAD DYooV LIKE?Z ‘ AUTOMOTIVE ' Autos And Trwcks For Sale L3 FEFANT. ol B Lew palal sroughly ove ol B oord tiren Suielient. Bew frant And ear . Wikl com » 81 Padke O n. Cen b MeCanthy & 85 Tol. 1504 TR panal dee 80 IN8 euning, [ Autom 390 East Maln FORD mera 1 for m inguise at BBl hasels wulld demired wring “e peia ¥ Hawh FELA wit FORT 1925 bought Thomas, i onte Sales and P Automative Malw § earh 108l coupe. Asron 185 Park 81, Hariford, Open_evenings Fow tirea laie * purchased argain. Aaren 0. rk 81, Herford, Conn T, Touring (At lent condition ihreugheut, 5 fine tives; price fa low, N, B, Huirk Us Arch Bty ‘phone 2607 CANT call far these. well, self starter, 90 ivery, 180; Othors 8. AUPMORILE | refinianed. 19 tauring, §380 cash, halance §35 per menta payments, Aaron G, Cohen, In Hartford, Conn, O in condition, Price ia 25 Aiea T good paint and § p excellent mechanical New Britain Bulek Co, hone 2407 5, 1980 tourl dition mechanieally serviceable . A, Bence, 51 Main T, teuring car n_ perfect 1 condition, § cord tires, wire od uphols Price low, A, ring, it, Pl 16 SALE—JUNE—SALE~ | Bulck 4 cylinder ouring, £iudebaker Special Six. Bulck touring. Hudson touring. Mudson coupe, 3 pass, 1922 Maxwell touring. 1019 Chevrolet touring. Packard Twin Six. Reo 5 passenger touring. Dodge sedan, Maxwell coupe. 1923 1921 1920 1913 1017 Time Payments, Call 2108, HONEYMAN AUYO SALES CO. 130 ARCH BTREET. ] OTDSNOBILE “a In excellent cond'tion, & economical to opurats, looks only £300. Terme to onsie o, C. A. Bence, §° Main PAIGE, 192 passenge good mechanical condition, Newl ed. Bee it at Charland's gara 430 Main St. RACER, # cylinder, perfert condltion. Pretty model, good tires, self starter. Phone 503, STANLEY STEAMERB—Only two ieft, one & seven passenger touring, roadster. Both guaranteed. fer. Aaron G. Cohen, Inc, 185 Park Bt. Hartford, Conn. Open evenings. ETUTZ, 1920, b passengsr touring; p condition; good buy for quick Carthy & St. Thomas, 1208 Stanley Tel. 1398, car, in paint- rear fect . Mee 8 USED CARS-- 1920 Overland touring. 1918 Dodge touring. Ford coupe, late model, starter, §250, 1917 Reo roadster. 1921 Ford panel truck. Overland touring, Model 80, $178, R. C. RUDOLPH, Columbia, Overland and Knight Distributor. 127 CHERRY 8T. PHONE 2051-3 Willyse = Auto Parts and Accessories 11 SORIBS—A most complets line of thing for the motorist, Used tir all sizes at §2.50 up. New. tor Works, 35 E. Main Tel AUTOMOTIVE EQUIPMENT. oline, olia, greases and tire service, Clark's Auto Ace cessory Shop, 138 So. Maln St, BATTERIES—Ask the man who ownn & Philadeiphla, Guar. 2 years. J. M, Fare rell, 110 Franklin Squa hone 1218 LET us recharge and inspect your batisrs before you put it Into servica for the summer. A. G. Hawker, 53 Elm 8t. Teu 2466, OVERSTOCKED — REAL BARGAINS MUBT SELL—Cord Tires, first quality: 30x314 Fi 3 30x314 31x4 3234 3334 34x4 22x4 15 33x41y 14xdly The red car at_your service and Battery Co, 39 Wasl 'Phone 409, PENNSYLVANIA VACUUM JUP tire, cord snd fabric, in all sizes, T. H. Cogswell, 8 Cl_mltnut 8t SALE on used tire tubes; cords, 30x3 to 36x6. Main St Phone 635- 8. L. BATTERY, sales and servicn stas tion. T. H. Cogswell, 8 Chestnut stseet, Phone 1418-2. BE_Dayton “Thorobred” cords If value the appearance of your car. __Ball_Tire Co, 210 Arch 8t 43, WILLARD BTORAGE Batteries. Saies and service. Slmmons Storage Battery Co. 187 Arch 8t. Phone 2245. = et supnaig Autos—1axi Service 13 GATL, TAXI—Phone 2700 will bring quick, efficlent taxi service to your door. N, B, _Taxi Bervico, at_the R. R. Statfon, PACKARD SERVICE—Best car In the city for long teips Call Joe Farr, 1847, 163 ATC { .o'N hington St also fabric and S0c each. 336 East U, you The I Fyice, in mind, Louis Miller, LEY & WHITING 8T8.—Gare age to_rent. Phone 503, HARKIBON ST. to rent. inquire Tel. 3450, Motorcyctes and mc.yclu ¥ BICYCLES from Tndiana DAVIDEON motoreycie with wide car in first clase condition. Low price for quick sa Hon 1 Auto Sales Co, 129 Arch: ¢ ale of usel une 1615 Indian, T Indisus, 355 each. One §125. Two 1919 Indiana, One 1920 Indian Scout $160. machines are in good running fes E. Hadfield, 31 Myrt's 706, Three i Indian h.