New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 13, 1923, Page 12

12 NEW Brief News Dispatches From Al Over the World | WANTS PAVEMENT ON United States is M ing 1o allew s aled liguors | internations extend search miles 19 Ame agreement Tilinois senat 10 repeal stat Death New It, Kelser, 73 Warren J lawyer w under oo returns hon Horushy Mrs. Roge ST liARY'S SODALITY ELECTS Miss Metta Melntyre Chosen President of S Mary's Parish Ovganization— social and Whist 1 Bt. Mary's Bodality and installation of ning in t protiily white elected viee.president recording secretary; rose, fnal t Lyneh, treasurer and Itey T, Winters, ehaplain The Misses Cath Catherine Kehoe entertained wit} dances, after which whist waus played and refroshments served, The pris winners at whist were Miss Anni O'Keefe, Miss Julla Sullivan and Miss Helen Conlin Miss Margaret Lynch was chairman of the committes in charge and was asslsted by the Misses Alice | Loretta Tracken, May McCarthy, Katherine Mangan, Agnes I Katherine Rose, Esther Fitzger: Florence IMitzgerald, Katherine han and Trene Sullivan, STRTE GOL @dmuav Haven ™ which orated orehid Miss Metta Melntyre president; Miss Helor Miss Harriet Viss Ag Miss was and Wit 10¢ in Egn Lym es Ring Mar John SOCPEtA Py Women Start Today at New Country Club Course—First Round Is Being Played. | New Haven, June 13.—Play in the first round, champlonship qualifiers, of the Connecticut women's state golf tournament began this forenoon over the New Haven Country club course, The pairings were: Miss E. Dunn, Weatogue, J. E. Owsley, New Haven, who won the medal play yesterday with card of 92 net; Mrs. Burnside Winslow, New Haven, vs, Mrs. M. J. Lawler, Waterbury; Mrs. A. R. Ellis, Hart- ford, vs. Mrs. C. H. Porter, New Ha- | . Stretch, Hartford, vs. Hartford. | The four pairs were followed by the | c¢ight who were Mrs. K. I'.{ McEvoy, Waterbury; M C. Ei- well, Jr, New Haven; Mrs ephen | Whitney, New Haven; Miss E. Bronson, Haven, Miss K. Asher, | New Hav Haven; Miss lLucy and Mrs. H. House. vs, Mrs, cen, Smith, KENILWORTH CLUB BANQUET The Kenilworth club will annual banquet at Waveriy Inn, Ches- hire, tomorrow evening. bers will leave the club hy automo- bile at 6:30 o'clock. The banquet will be served at 7 o'clock and John W. Abel will act as toastmaster. { L. Da epa remon Hu at oppon CONTRIBUTED PAZZINA=I (Contribut Maria Huter Matteo | Miss Mr, and Mrs. vied yesterday to Bebastiano Fazzina|ty owners to stand of 159 High street the proud War re A B} ried at 8t quet cord, having in France Mary's chur wus held at the v couple i« 8 future in store f pleased to say that this marriage runs paraliel to that of the who also married for The bride quisite dress shadow oo pers, The Butera und tera Doler Jumes wh sati ma maid of and hest the und Bordiere Plower girls were lyn Dolee, Mary Johnson and Helen Ry inn hall was exclusive the reception that P.m. on Valentine, former con nessa's Vietory march and o oh the } was dressed in Bridesmaids Marie Sidoti Pierce, was held Music was directed by Jack | no does not expeet to leave the re agveed 1 L] Ukiraine and dlon Jewis jeclares I Bu i to rament cgation gani atla “usuep adviees Franee have reparations Hritish papers on gives United ity to interven TERA ed) daughter lutera was mars Mr. is Vazzina owner of a distinguishing | it was recommend erved with the They were mar- ¢h and the ban- Ukrainian hal) Sebastian 1Pazzing, friend of the | A proviso, but the mayor fe \appy and glor- r them, We are princess of Italy love, ex- and slip an satin n broeade n was of honor Mrs, were Susan Ushers were Sam Butera se Butera, . an, The Ukrain Iy decarated for from i mposer of Pao- and member of New Britain Military band, The charming Miss rendered piano solos dances and Rosario of his pleasing pleces. The couple left at Tata Dolee the Susan between 10:30 p. m. for Dominie | Catherine | sang some | SOUTH MAIN STREET Mayor Favors Immediate Action Regardless of Curb Location —— that 1 Informed today works street int publie Main property ommon 0o ¢ Mayor A, M, Paonessa said Wi carrying out the pavement egardiess of whether the street ed only owners are orders to move | wrge wram 15 wid The sum of §12,000 priated in the bhudget The public works hoard rece nounced that increasing costs of m terial and labor would make it impo sible to puve more than three-quarters of the streteh for which this money was laid also that trauble had been experienced in inducing prope outting awa that aceount i that no work b hoard received ! hus heey this work ntly wn Appre for of curbs. rart done, Last night the |a communieation from the mayor asking that their previous action he reseinded, ‘This the beard did wit) # that al 1fn, anda or buts" should be dropped he explains, Alderman Peter Pajowski of {Afth ward called v the mayor this |morning to inquire as to what pr {gress 1a being made with the Broad |street paving fob, The executi informed the alderman that work will | be started as soon as possible the T | norRAH WoN'T DES PARTY, Predicts World Court Plan Defeat— Expects Harding's Renomination h in stop in that Chicago, June 13.—Senator B was speeding toward his home I1daho yesterday after u brief | Chicago where he mude it clear third party, He sald ho cxpected Prosident | Harding would be renominated, but predicted the president’s world court | plan would not be a campaign issue, because he believed it would be de- feated in the senate next winter, The senator took the view that publican for their honeymoon through the princi-| should President Harding be renom- | pal wishing friends, summer resorts of ates amid the cheering of the well| demo The future home of | other domestic the couple will be on 159 High street.| shadowed. He declared he would be | the United Eliminated ckenham, Eng. Leslie Rancroft of To nated from the women Kent lawn tennis tou she was defeated in th to by Miss merly of California, 6 ‘R L will LUTH There be a church tomorrow even dis of Trinity M. speak. An unusually Elizabeth Ryan, |Miss Bancroft, American, in Tourney Associated Pross, June 13.—Miss ston was elfmi- ‘s singles of the urnament when he fourth round for- -0, 6-2. AGUE IN MEET meeting of the |Luther League of the First Lutheran ing. Rev. John E. church will good musical Miss A. McCormick, New | nrogram has been arranged and re- Hartford, | freshments will be served, followed by a reception to new members, DINNE of the bar, armington, with a traveling bag. will wed Miss Rokaw in Brooklyn, N. Y. t FOR “DAVE" NAIR i Twenty-five friends of Attorney Da~‘ hold its (44 1, Nair, including many members tendered him a bachelor The mem- |dinner last night at the Elm Tree Inn, and presented him Attorney Nair Sunday evening E—————— PALACE—Starting Monday—It's a Pip ! * “COME-ALONG REVUE” Biggest Girl Show.Ever in Town ! BROADWAY PEACHES 15 a " ticket and the pick " candidate, sues would be over- on “dr, ts inated forced to stand by the Eighteenth | amendment, He expects to be a can- didate for re-electipn, ENGLAND'S REPLY. By The Associated Pross. london, June 13,—The British re-| ply to the last Russian note states that the soviet government having “complied with the essential condi- tions of the demands put forward by his majesty's government, this cor- respondence may not be brought to a conclusion.” | SHOWER FOR MISS WUCHERT. A miscellaneous shower was given by th: members of the G. IX. club last evening in honor of Miss Ruth Wu- chert of 54 Seymour street at her home, About 30 guests were present, | Mrs. Everett Demarest and Miss| Luella Cameron played piano selec-| ions, and Miss Florence Linn sang. | Miss Wuchert was the recipient of an| assortment of useful gifts. A buffet lunch was served, Miss Wuchert is to become the bride of Roy Cameron o | July 9. . SUGAR FUTURES VALL. | New York, June 13.—Sugar futures| options broke 47 to 67 points in the| | lecal market tod { 0 . Special Notice Valiant Review, No. 9, will hold a | whist and social after the regular meeting tonight. Lunch will be served. The public is invited. BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNE Alplab e dave dare dave Aaye § daye b davs ariy Count T Minim Mipim Ads A nien Flortsts GATTFOR f Florence Dy Pansies for wind nice pla Phons NURRER work. o works a 617 Church Bt i and aho Clovelan Return THE HERALD { WANT ADS" otieally Arronaed For Quiek and Ready Wefere LINE BAPES POl NSECUTIVE ING Orde Upen Apphication 6 words to 8 line SRR um Space, 3 14 um Boak Charge, 36 Cents. d Aftar | M Rame Day coepted Ovir the Teiephone Por f Ouston Call 925 And & “Want Ad" Operator, P For and Nurserymen, AND JAPANESE privet : M per 100. Harberty bush, rgreen. Small geraniuin geranium plants, * to geranium plants, § $4.00 & don NIt At A doz nice plant, or 2 dos, H0c 8 100 each and up, A very ) Handalle, 213 Oak Bt, fow I Ad 689-12 N—Place ur order now for heriles, otc.; also Simonsen, TPhone § piants and cut fowers, Funeral Fpecinlty, Johnson's Greenhouses, L T ariver Bt night hetwoen North Rurritt Sts, Reward, 0K ot $35, loat d, Myrtle and to kerald ofce $16,898.61 JUDGMENT Bridgeport Sewer Contreactor Law Suit Against City=—Action Over Work Bridge: superior llam M, of $76,85 kins and er contri The s tion Tompkin: the contract to [ claimed failures form the occasioned de If it's of a 1 in 1916, port, June 13.—Decision conrt today by Judge Wil- Maltbie, grants a judgment 8.61 in favor of Devoe Tomp- and Leary and Co,, sew- ainst this |cit grew out of the construc- sewer in 1916 by s and Co. who later assigned y and Co, It w ntiffs that variou of the city engineer to per city's part of the contract lay and expense, o, ict iit by the y serice you're looking for just try a Herald classified ad, Rac 7 On Bugs, Insectsand Blight Easily,quickly, profitably-without waste,mussor hardworkbyusiogs | SMITH HEBANNER COMPRESSED AIR SPRAYER For spraving potatoes,vegetables, Trait-trees, grapes wnd berri For whitewashing, spraying, dis- infectant, fiy oil, etc,, for washin ‘autos and windows-1t doct raany Jobs and does every job well Every Smith Sprager sold with guarantee of satisfactory service, Or your money back. —Come in and ask us to show you | why this is the best Comprested Air Sprayer made, kiiffe Bros Inc. :PARK ST. Cor. Bigelow Vines | Wins | in Devoe | 8| 1023 ANNOUNCEMENTS Personals T Store Anfouncements day s ve Ariads 78 e Mudia women and childrer sasy weekly po/ ments. Boston Olothing Stors, 63 ObSreh 81, Newt to Herald ofice - z s —y ‘ AUTOMOTIVE ] _——— Auto and Trock’ Agencies ] MOTOR CARS Better ear & bullt and Pulck s bull fritain Buick o, e 2607, BUIOK ng New Telepls CADILLAO, JEWETT & PAIGE CARS- Lash Matar Co. “A Reputable Concer; West pin, Corner Lducaln S CIANDTER and Cleveland aceessaries. American CHEVROLET touring 1an, 1860; P, O, R, Britain Metor WMBIA AN (T fartory Cory,, 8 coupe. The Main_ Bt | ans. 12 Rales K T OVENRLAND w0, Rudeiph 20812, < PADAR TROTIHERE MOTOR CARE— Bales and service, B & ¥, Motor Bales Co, 155 Eim At, Cor, Prankiing s T AND BTAR motor and service, “Just Neal Good A. Dence, 18 Main §t, Phone 2318, FORD CARS won Tiactor, Bales serve | fee; nuine parts and accessories, Autos ive Bales Co., 200 B, Main B¢, JORDAN" AND M FARLAN motor o | " alen and service. 174 Migh Bt., Hartford, ectic r HUDRO, AND car values, Hoe the man Aute Sales Co,, 139 Areh Bt, Phone 2100, MUPMODILE CARS-—Ral Bervice Btation, Hartford | anley, And 15 Main 8t. A, M. Paoness, | ~ 25 X R | “iending Honay Sorvice, | LEXINGTON--High grade motor ca and service, C, A, Hence, 61 Mal Phone 2215, WOON MOTOR CARE - and motor ca A, G. Hawker, 5§ Eim St. Tole [TED MOTOR CARS and tr | Bearle & Co, Sales and sorvice, Park Sts, New Britaln, Conn, r, Elm Telo- Light six touring, $876; ing, $1,275; big six touring, B, factory. M. Irving Jester, “This is o Studebaker year." | ETUDEBAK spocial six 50; I, 103 Arch Bt | | | WITT.Y8-KN Rorvice, Ruolph, or cars, al Valve Motor. [ rry St. Phone 2061-2. Autos And Trucks For Sale 1921 touring car, in good running ition, finish, top, upholstery ke new; 5 good tires, several extras, Price 18 low, B 1 Maln §t. Phone 2215. Tights, paint shop, $440. K. M, Main and Park Sts, Tel. 2110 ton, §200, K. M. Bearl a_Park Phone 2110, ndster, 1923, § tires, condl- very good. Just thoroughly over- Bence, 61 Matn 6t. Tel. 2315, | 930, 8 cylinder, 4 passenger coupe. | Excellent paint, 5 brand new tires, per-| feet mechanical shape, bumper, ete. Call| up for demonstration. “New Britain Buick | Co., 236 Arch St. Phone 2607. “Next to a | New Bulck {s a Used Bulck 1 % ton, 1023 truck; new, used but | ltttle and seliing with a 90 day guar- | antee. N. B. Bulck Co.,, 226 Arch street. | startor, eloctric Tuck, Main_an AUTOMOTIVE Autos And Trucks For Sale USBED CARS Wed. Must be sold Just loak them erer. Here are seme f them 1 Hupmebile ¢ | Paige sedan 2 Maxwells 1 Chandler 1 Ford Ohevralet touring Cheviolet readster Dodge roadster 1 1 1 Oaklands 1 Hudson Super Bix 1 Pulek coupe, And many others, It pays you te ome over and look them over, FAIR EXCHANGE, 95 ARCH 8T, CHOICEST USED CARS IN THE CITY~ Bulek, 1020 coupe, Hupmoblle, 1922, touring, Bulek, 1919 covpe Willys-Knight 7 pass. sedan, “NEXT TO A NEW BUICK 18 A USED BUICK." Dodge roadster, 1016 akland touring, 1020, 5 pa Chevrolet roadater, 1921, 1019 Chevrolot sedan ¥. B, These cars have besn reconditioned and newly painted, Open every evening untll 9 o'clock, Pick out your used car and call for demonstration, F. J. Foley, Mgr. of Used Car Dapt, Trades on new and ueed cars consldered, NEW BRITAIN BUICK CO,, 226 ARCH ST. PHONE 2607 GHANT COUPE, perfect condition. This car carrios a guarantee. McCurthy & St Thomas, 1208 Stanley Bt. Tel, 1396, HERB are two bargains, $575 each: 1921 Bulck touring; 1917 Cadillac coupe. Aaron (. Cohen, Inc., 185 Park 8t, Hartford, Conn. Open_ovenings. HUDSON SEDAN-— Itke new. Owner has pui ton. Sure is a bargain. Aarol Inc., 185 Park’ St., Hartford, Conn., Open evenings. Phone 2607, B s |CADILLAC, 1817, 7 passenger<touring. A little money buys this car. Perfect condi- McCarthy & St, Thomas, 1208 Stan- 1922, touring car lent condition throughout, § fina tires; price 18 low, N. B. Bulck Co., Arch’ St.; 'phone 2607, HUPMOBILE, cord 225 | ’ | y Sti Phone 1396. 1 ['ODGE 1916 roadster in fine_shape, good | tires; looks vers I New Britain | Bulck Co., 225 Arcl St.; 'phone 2607. DURANT, 1023, fouring car, uew _ paint, | Just thoroughly overhauled, § cord tires, upholstery excellent, new front and rear carpets. Price 18 low. Will conslder trade. | A. G. Hawker, 62 Eim Bt. Phone 2466. | 1921, 5 cord tires, brand oxcellont paint. Good buy for McCarthy & St. Thomas Phone 1306, ¥100; 1921, panel da- | Mvery with starter, $160: 1918 touring, 1918 Speedster, $100; 1921 Coupe, 1818 Coupe, $160. Automotive 8. and | Co. 200 Enst Mafn 6t, 'Phone 3701, | FORD raceis, 2, for eaie. Bargaln If taken | ‘at once. Inquire at 260 Hartford Ave. [FORD touring, 1921, self starter, demount- | ‘able rims and good rubber. A bargain if | taken at once. F. L. Green, 327 Glen &t.! | FORDS 1616.16-17 chassis §35 co 88 | Just the thing to bulld your own hody onto, Terms It desitod, Automotive | | Snles and_ Service Co, 200 East Main | 8t City; *Phone 2701, 1205 8tanl FORDB—1 RbE. $325; LABT call for thesc, MACK TRUC Buick roadster, runs well, self starter, $90; Chovrolet roadster, $85; Ford, 1022 dolivery, $150; Overland Jountry club, $145, Other: Cohan, 3 LEXING touring, $360 cash, balance $35 per month tn_ten payments. Aaron G. Cohen, In 185 Park St. Hartford, Conn. Open eve: . 5 ton, In good condition, for sale. Call Charter 4430-2. T¥. touring car in good rondition. Call after 6 p. m. at 801 Arch street. DAKLAND, 1920, 6 pal sood palnt and § perfect cord tires, excollent mechanical condition, Price 18 low. New Britaln Bulck Co, 225 Arch Phone 26 1020 touring dition mechanically, paint, and top look good, Low price. Terms. 8t. Phone 2215, OAKLA] mechanical conditlon, § cord tires, wire wheels, good' upholstering, Price low. A. G. Hawker, 52 Elm 8t. Phone 2466. o fine con upholstering THEM DAYS IS GONE FOREVER 1 GOTTA BUY A SPOOL OF THREAD -YOU WST WAIT HERE MARVELOUS, STEVE! RUTH JONES! - THE UTTLE GIRL T KAEW 'WAM BACK N Copyright. by Unked Faature Syndicate GO IN AN ASK THAT CHAP WHAT HES PLAYIN, SON. Scrafié T:hls on Your Stradi;r;rius YOU SURE HAVE GRowN! — REMEMBER WAEN I'D BOUNCE NOU ON MY KAEE ? THEM By Al Posen DAYS IS GONE FOREVER'! Neewah Finds Out, Oh, My, Yes! Copyrght tare Servies Ine _Great BY CLIFF HE SAYS ITS A GUITAR. ([ RVF) » o 3 1923, Britain nghts reserved in_excel- | é | 1 . (USE_ Dayton T, 1021, touring car_in perfect | HARRISON ST, AUTOMOTIVE Autos And Trucks For Sale # i Toel condiilon. Willing d 1he meney, Address Boy ATPENORITE % aseanger, economisel good, Prica IR SReellenl ToRAIy 19 eperate . 10 responsl A Benes, 51 Main ® T SEDAN, Model andition. 29 Russell 8¢, GH, 1035, T passenger touring o8 #9004 mechanieal condition, Newly paint~ od, See 11 at Charlend 430 Main P ALE=JUNBE~SALE~ Buiek 4 eylinder touring Studebaker Special Bix 1918 Hudson touring, 1917 Hudson coupe, 3 pass 1922 Maxwell touring. 1919 Chevrolet touring, Packard Twin #lx, Reo § passenger towring Dodge sedan, Maxwall cou 2 Ford coupes, late models, Time Payments, Call 3100 HONEYMAN AVYO BALES CO, 139 ARCH STREET, (EY BTEAMERS—ORly two Isft, o8 A seven p nger tourl oth roadster, h fer. Aaron G, Cohen, In: Hartford, Conn, Opsn evenings, USED CARS-- 1920 Overland touring. 1918 Dodge touring, Ford coupe, Iate model, starter, §261 1817 Reo roadster, 1921 Ford panel truck. Ovarland touring, Model 90, 3178, R. C. RUDOLPH, Columbla, Overland and Wiliyse Knight Distributor, 127 CHERRY 8T. PHONE 2051.3 * P SRR DS R S Auto Parts and Accessories 1 omplete line of everything for the motord d all sizes at $2.60 up. New tor Works, 35 E. Main 8t AUTOMOTIVE EQUIPAI t Guar. 2 year _rell, 110_Frankiln_Square LET us rechargesand inspect your bat(sry before you put it Into rvice for surimer. A. G. Hawker, 62 Elm St le 2466, OVERSTOCKED — REAL _BARGAINS "= MUBT SELL--Cord Ti first quality: 30x3'y Fabric ceee 38,50 30x31y Cord .+ $11.50 S1x4 . $17.50 3ix4 $19 50 39x4 $20.50 J4x4 $21.50 32x4% 23.00 33xe $34.58 dexdly . . $26.50 The red car at your service. ell Tire and Battery Co, 39 Washington 8t.j 'Phone $00. PENNBYLVANIA VACUUN CUP tre, cord and fabric, in all sizes, T. H. Cogawell, 8 Chestout 8t. BALE on used tire fubes; also fabric and cords, 30x3 to 36x6. 30c each. 338 Kasg Main 8t. Phone 635-. ales and servica sty l, 8 Chestnut stieet, H, Cogs 418-2, “Thorobred ' cords If you value the appearance of your car. The Ball Tire Co, 210 Arch 8t. Tel. 1743, Slmmons Storage battery Co., 7 _Arch St CALL TAX efticlent tax! service to your door. J’ugl»;!w»‘lce, at_the R. Il._flllunn. PACKARD SER car in the city for long trips Call Joe Karr, 1847, 163 LnElHn» Elreet, TAXI BSTATION—Quick, reliable service. JHKeep these 'phone numbers In mind. Daytime, 3§87 I|I_(hl. 1842-3. Louls Miller, T 14 o rent. snquile Main 8t. Tel. 2460, N, B, arage Watson and Jones, 204 7Mowrc:c:1.ea u;d BICI;;- T1e BICYCLES—"Indians” from $38.60 to $43.60; sold on terms $10 down and $3 weekly, Also supplies and repairing. Charles Hadfleld, Myrtle Su; *Phone 1708, INDIAN motorcycle for sale. 1922, with side car; excellent st MOTORCYCLES—Bpecial motorcyecles now on. 2 Big_ Chief, condition, sale of used One 1918 Indian, Three 1917 Indians, $65 each. One Indian §125. Two 1919 Indlans, 3140 each, Ouo 1920 Indlan Scout §16u. All these machines are in good ruhning order. Gharles E. Hadfield, “21 Myrtis 8t.; 'Phone 1708, bon burning. Commercial 1d 227 Glen St., near Elifs. Phone ACETYLENE WELDING, cutting ing. Carbon burning. lisrdwai Welding Co,, 18 Winthrop 8t. Tel ARCH BT. RADIATOR WORKE—Buccess to Hultquist Bros. Expert repairing, kinds ot auto radiators, s; bodies, ete. at lowest price AUTG REPATR CO, at 638 E. Main 8t. will glve you & good hour's work for every good old U. 8. dollar. Work done by Frank Forsell, formerly connected with the Hudson, Essex and Dodge service station, and Frank Burkas experienced on cars and trucks to numerous too men- tion, Quick service sur anotto, Carbon burned out while you wait. Open Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings for your convenfence, Phone 2016-3 days, or $42-5_nights. AUTOMOBILE Ravizza, rea’ House phons AUTOMOBILE ng on. All varieties replaced, Remember that eervice 18 our aim and that we are auto Pody adiator oxperts. O. Becker, Corbin Phone_653, BATTERIES— and fu need of good batt or skilled service sse us first. Edw. Zack at the City Service 8 tion, Hartford Ave, at ing 289 ail PAINTING SHOP: 332 Park 8t BODIES, lamps, radiatare paired to a new conditls England Radiater Phone 86 WASHED, polished, oiled 4 od, Authorized Simoniz atatio k's Automoblle Laundry, r ';i Main 8t. Phone 1344. CYLINDER GRINDING and repairing st the Curtaln Automotive Service Co. 451 West_Main_8t. Phone 88 HOTEL Washington gara iring and ov Translents acc Tel. n rvice. sistent with workmanship. McGauley Bonnett, 139 Arch 8t. Phone 1199, TOPS, side curtains and_slip-covers made to it your car or repaired. Auto bodlies of every description upholstered and re- paired. Twenty years' experience in this businces. J. W. Walsh Auto Top & Up- holstering Co., 207 Elm 8t. near BSey- mour Bt. Phone 2649. TOPS, side curtains and seai “overs, ma over and repaired at Doolittie’s Auta Top op, 236 Maln St ~—Phone 2700 will bring quick,;