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

Brief News Dispatches From Al Over the World [#} & prisoner on trllin at Tiea ‘Aght from Peking Btoek prices jump o when marks fall 100,000 to the —_— of Ohi N the Ame slage Tsin aftey Yuan-Hung, president a senate fiates the Texas actign of 8t repea practieally house New bl repu atter's state prohi rse dem Yor ar Bo do Berlie in unefficial trading Ve Hreol 4. Maye CEP Cure salling o unat iam ¥8 A is still Manta 1o religi deral kiva, Judge Martis declares right freedom of the Cathelie oh lated Btate Five ing in eoal from rival Nationa! at Asherville entat is eonvieted of first de Jer ' Frank ¢ Nage irder of twe Mae Miller in of B many parts m iicemen at y ity is acquitted Ha fon stowaways (rom hunkers are woman whose Harding ted on liquor Mushegen, Mich President itted is agai heat and gas on freights sent recently at Philadelphia arre eamm charge federation of musie clubs N, €, deelares for pres fon in English of all operas sung Weago ity eouncil goes on record light wines and beer — 132 At Harvar Cambridge 132 the stipends totalling nearly $60,000 was annonunced The of 1 tries. Fredericton, N P ON JOHN STREET leased LEASE Amandus frame huildings at Tohn strest (o the Consolidated Rendering Co, for year with monthly rental of $40 The concern now oceupies hoth build- 1Es as a receiving station and an a stable. A right of way to John atrest 15 included in the lease as is an op tion on an additional one year's use |of the premises for the same rent, Heavy Fellowsh Johnson ha (LY (Iru Awarded | Total $60,000 | June 14"The award of fellowships and scholarships by Harvard corporation carrying the representatives coun- today at university winners include states and three foreig RAITSI DIVIDEND New York, June 14 RAINS PALL B, 1" today in the vicinity IEAVY June fell i.rnnn» of $1 per share per year, IT IS VERY EASY TO SELECT A SUITABLE GIFT FOR THAT BOY OR GIRL WHO GRADUATES—WE SUGGEST THE FOLLOWING FOR THE GIRL A Ribbon Wrist Watch ...... $10 to $45 A String of Oriental Pearls ...... $10 to $50 A Pretty Mesh Bag.. $5.00 An Artistic Sterling or Gold Photo Locket $5-$8 14k, Solid Gold Fancy Setting with Genuine Cut Diamond Ring Special Only $15.00 FOR THE BOY A Good Watch. . $10 to $35 A Good Chain. .. $2 to §15 A Pair of Cuff Buttons . A Stone Ring A Signet Ring. A Scarf Pin. . . A Pen and Pencil ... $1 to $4.50 A 14k Gold Knife ... $3.50 A Camping Wrist Ra- dium Watch .... Our Stock is Complete and Neat and Prices Are Without Question Lowest in New Britain—ASK ANYBODY! B.GEORGES ROOM 10 $1.75 to §9 $8 to §20 . $6 to §12 $3 to $15 §4.50 JEWELER Open Till 9 P. M. Walk Up One Flight—It Will Pay You Well 166 MAIN ST. THEM DAYS IS GONE FOREVER TH\S CORKSCREW AIN'T NO USE NO MORE - NOU CAN'T AFEORD TO SPeND ail [throughout the The 81, Maur. |tlon. rains of [ice Paper Co. stock has been placed |OUtPut I 15, ter Rock, Grand Falls and Juni- [on & 86 annual basis, directors voting |the rate of 180,000 cars annuaily, the | F5FFED pi EW BRITAIN DAI T80 STUDERAKERS ARE SHIPPLD ON BANAER DAY OF CORPORATION Big Plants at south Besd and Detrolt NBending Faery Effort 10 Meet Country-wide Demand for Mare studehabers. When the whisties of the mammeth Studebakier plants st Bouth Bend and Detroit sounded on the evening of May 29 20,000 Studebaker em- ploves started homeward vee- @ single day's production and shipments had heen made, for on that | Pludehaker wWere Studebaker dealers DUNtry OF the total, driven overiand ord represents a single day's witheut and A new ord for forwarded to 180 were This re production and was achieved |permitting cars to aecumulate pur posely to establish a new mark. The only extra ineentive invelved was an effort to more adequately meet the linsistent demand frem every seotion of the eauntry for more Btudebakers, | but this is a daily hecause of the thousands of unfilled orders on hand for immediate shiffment While the production of 780 cars in one day establishe record dor Stude- baker, the total is only a little above regular, daily shipments sinee the ad. ditional faeilities provided hy seven Inew Btudebaker factory units com- {pleted and tooled and manned early| this spring, reached capacity produe.! Although Studebaker's present | 5,000 cars @ month or at| endeavor per, where forest fires have raged for |a quartorly dividend of $1.50 an in- |emand is far in excess of production | and additional factory facilities, be.| gun this spring and to cost $5,000,000, are being rushed to completion, Studebaker manufactures six-eylin- |der cars exclusively, in three models— |the Big-Bix, Special-8ix and the Light-| Bix—which are offered in twelve body |types, 780 cars, on one day, |fore, represents the biggest ‘lhlpment of six-cylinder cars ; made by any manufacturer, { The increasing popularity of Stude-| baker cars, which is a subject of| common conversation even outside of | the automoblle industry, is attested by the yearly record of production and| (sales, In 1018 Studebaker sold 23,- 864 cars, The following year sales increased to a total of 39,356 cars. In 1920 sales mounted to 51,474 cars. 1921, the year of general business| |depression, was the biggest in Stude- baker's history (up to 1922) when sales reached a total of 66,643 cars. Btated otherwise, the sales of Stude- baker cars in 1921 were 29 per cent greater than in 1920, notwithstanding the fact that the total number of cars| sold of all other makes, except Ford, was 40 per cent less than 1020, Stude- baker again established a new record in 1922 with the sale of 110,269 cars. This year will see still another Stude- baker record established. Up to Jul: 1 Studebaker will have produced and sold about 80,000 cars, or an increase of 50 per cent over the same period of 1922, ever | the universal popularity of Studebaker cars,” according to M. I. Jester, local Studebaker dealer. ‘‘But chiefly: “(1) Because of their quality durability and dependable perfor-; mance in owners' use. s *“(2) Because by manufacturing| sixes exclusively on a large scale and by building all vital parts in its own plants, Studebaker can effect econo- mies and save the middlemen's prof- its, and thereby provide maximum value and quality at a low price. “(3) Because, in the three models| of Studebaker cars we have a car of the exact size, style and price to suit every buyer, “(4) Because with $85,000,000 of actual net assets, including $45,000,-| 000 of plant facilities, Studebaker| stands unsurpassed in ability and re- |sources to manufacture economical and give the greatest intrinsic value; possible for a given price. “(5) Because of the name Stude- baker, which for 71 years, has stood | for high grade transportation, in- tegrity, quality, value and comfort.” United States has 148 national for- ests, embracing 181,799 acres. l ANI\Ol'N('E;‘E I'in Room 208, City Hall at 6:20 o'clock |p. M. | in width, “There are a number of reasons for real estate and personal property in| !New Britain, Conn, are hereby ithe first day of July, |the dollar. Hall, 10, 11, |21, 23, every Monday and Saturday, to receive the same. noons during June and July. at the rate of 9 per cent will charged if not paid menclng July 1, v llst are requested to make payment» before June 25, to save expense of | liens, day from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m,, and from 7 to 9 p. m. every Monday and Sat- | |urday during June. New Britain, Conn,, LY HERALD, THURSDAY, Ji THE HI'RALD——' “WANT ADS" Alphabstically Aronned For Quick and Ready Roferencs. LINE RATES FOR AONSECUTIVE INSERTIONS Charge Prerald 1 dey 16 2 dave dars wents. Yearly Order n-n- Iwn Application & N Caunt & it lines neh. Mintmum Spacs, 3 14 Minimum Book Char a line, o 3% Cents, No Ad Aceepted Aftas 1 P, M. For A inseifed Page on Fame Day Ads Aeceptad Over the Telephone Par ‘anvenlence of Custamers, Call 925 And Ask For a “Want Ad" Operator, ing New Teley b R s ERUIIRE Lask West g e85 e K [ ¥ CHE Florists and Nursérymen, L) GATIVORNIA AND TAPANE: priver ? 1. high at §3.00 per 100. Rarbersy hush, frult trees, evergreen. Amall geranium plants, 3 for 25c; geranium plants, 3 to 3 blossome, 25 each; geranium plants, § tn § blossoms, 350 each or §400 a dor Florence edge 300 a doz, Astors 200 & Aox, Dresenium, a nice plant, e each Pansies 30c 4 doz, or 2 dox. b0, Vines for window boxes 100 each and up, A very niee plant, Adolph Mandalle, 213 Oak Bt | Phone |¥aRn ¢ NURRERY your order now for | . . frult tr ties, etc.i also dolng prun: | o ing work, Sim [CU Ty Eim 5! DURA warks a #p .| ATHHON ear man 139 Lost and Found | va Blark and_ Roward 1f ro- | (oo Tant turned T —— e LEXING' INVALIDR and aiderly peopie cared for 1o good home. Nurse in attendance, 206 | Phone | WANTED " | ' Al "I'OMOTI\ E ] | Mator Ca and service. and_servi Rence, MOAN fales and serviee Auto 139 _Areh ~ | HUPMORILE Barvice Station, Btanley, and service, NE 14, 1945, NNOUNCEMENTS 1('—Mmm—u—) Autos And Trucks Fur sale # Targaing TRTE sach. 1981 L) adiila Wpe. Asren Pars Hartford, l" raonals WERE Bui o aie § 1t o enings Opei lhfl' Auumlm\'-wul- W Ihal & camein & o Pifi SALE ON USED CARS 1060 men, women and vhildrer well dressed on casy weekly P, Boston Olothing Btore, 83 Chireh est to Herald oMce ’ Nust be seld We are stacked Just leak them over. Here are some of them Hupmohile voups Palge sedan uto and lrml. Agenci Seoes Chandler Pord Chevrolet touring. MOTOR CARS ad_ Buick Rulek Belter rar hutiding 225 Ar [l them. \ street 3rital ane 200 hevralet yo IRWETS & PAIGE CARS= Chesralet roadste YA Reputahle Coneern” A 1 Dodge readster. Main, BR # aries WET And \aklan 1and_mater Oaklands Iea Co. 8 fa care & Bim 8t coupe. BAIA The New Main St TATE 197 Hudsen Buper Six, touring, Bulek coupe ory ) 1‘ AVERLAND n ¢, Rud e 2031-2 ]clmrm:l:n MOTAR & V. Motor Bales Co, Vranklin, phone 731, FTAR “Just It 15 Main 8t Vardson par & We And many otheis. It pays you te niph, come over and leok them ever, CANS —Rales [} 156 ANTY FAIR EXCHANGE, 98 ARCH 8T, Fales parve Auto tactar ssories ire Co, 200 E, Main, ARTAN motor ea 174 High 8t, Hartford, Phone 346! AND TRREX ~America’s llmilfll Heo the new conches, Honeys | Rales Co, Ralen and Hervice, 8t._Phona 2109, 7 CATE--Aales and sorvice. City Hartford Ave, and 15 Main Bt, A, M. Ann nuine Hale TAND and aee AUDRON BEDAN—Naw (ires, 1ats model, ke news Owner has purchesed Lexings ton, Sure is A bargain, Aaren G, Cohen, 18 Park Bt Mariford, Conn, ovenings, | TUPMORILE, lent condition tires; price I lo it Phons Tues —sedl cord 2% Touring (ar _in 5 fine Bulek Ca,, 1922, throughout, N, B, 7. rondster, 922 delivery, $150; Overland , $145. Others, Aaron G 186 Park 8t, Hartford, Conn. VALUE-—Just refinished, 1921 wall, nll l|lflrr, $90; L) y TON-High grade motcr care, Bales C. A, Bence, 61 Main 8t 2215, . ! TON Lenox 8t., New Haven, Conn, | ! \ HON City Advertisements ” touring, $350 cash, balance §35 per month in ten payments. Aaron G. Cohen, 185 _Park 8t.. Hartford, Conn, SETZ touring car i good condition, after 6 p. m. at €01 Arch street, Greon, Baioe | Ifin street. Plhone 2509, | m| nnulnnfl Totor cArA, Bales nn:l A. G, Hawker, 5§ Elm 8t, Tele- | l( Tnn CARB F, L, Open ne, | Open_oves, | W! ‘ AUTOMOTIVE ’ Autos Mul uull-a For Sale USED CARS 4 touring 1ouring 198 1 ¥o " TH 18 starter, $088, adster vd panel truck Mode [ s, AUrINg RUDOLPH and Willyee ibuter erland Dist Knight HBRRY § PHONE 2051-8 == 1 t complete line of torist, Used tires In w England Radias fain &1, Tel, 169, FQUIPMENT - Gasoline, olls, tire aer APK's Auta Aee ! 135 B0, Maln 8t BATTERILR AR the who dolphin, Ousr Franklin Bquare Teciarge and ir you put it “Auto Parth and Accessories he m IvVE TTAMOT man “ownn & years, Phone REAL, BARGAING ord Tires, first Q\IIIIV) . 050 fié0 sorvice, The red Washington and DPa Phone b3 [VANTA VACUUM . in all sizes, T, L] TP 1 H, C SATK- oa e Taino fabric and each, 336 East 30x3 and Ton ot 5 Chestnut UBE_ Dayton ~Thorobred" cords It value the appearance of your cur, Hall Tire Co., 210 Arch 8t ¥ Simmons §torngo V'hone 24 MARKF STRF ACCEPTANCE, Notice is herehy given that a hear- " Senrle phone REO MOTOR CARS and trucke. Kenneth M, | and Park 8ts, New Britain, Conn, OAKLA.\'D. 1020, § passenger touring car, good paint and 5 perfect cord tires, in excellent mochanieal condition, Price iy low. New Britain Buick Co, 225 Arch Bt. Phone 2807, and service, Cor, Elm | & Co | Telo- | Bal 2110, ing will be held hefore the Board of | Public Works, City of New Britain, |gropep, special $1,750; (standard time) Monday, June | s 1923, on the proposed taking of 18, highway purposes, H0 feet | land for OAKLAND, 1020 touring car, in fina co dition mechanically, paint, upholster} and top look good, 5 serviceable tires. Low price. Terms. C. A. Bence, 51 Malp 8t. 16, touring, $075; | six touring, $1,275; big six touring, F. O. B. factory, M. Irving Jester, °h 8t. “This {s a Studebaler year," six AKERE—Light 1021, touring in perfect anical condition, § cord tlres, wire from Newington Avenue northerly to Judd Ave., same to be WILLYSK Ru"nlp]h wheels, good upholstering, Price low. . Hawker, §2 Elm St. Phone 2456, OLDEMOBILE In perfect condition. Willing 5 IGHT motor cars, sales The Sleeve Valve Motor." 127 Cherry 8t Phone 2051 ¢ known as Market St, and establish- | to sell cheap, Need the money. Addres: ing Street, Grade and Building lines | Al tos And Trucks For Sale o |« Pox & Hemid. OGVERLAND thereon. All persons Interested are request- | ed to be present at said hearing, if | they see cause, and be heard in rela- ALLENY conditi § good AL | | 1621 touring car, in good runnlna‘- on, fAinish, top, upholstery like new; tires, several extras, Price is low, body, Continental motor, just overhauled. Guaranteed perfect condition; good tires, one spare tire attached; up to date Bence, 61 Main St. Phone 2215. every respect, See Mr. Burr after 6:30 tion to the abov | BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS, aries, ANDERSON, Just out of the paint shop, $440. 1020, starter, electric lights. | p. m., Hotel Washington, K. M. GLDEMOBILE 8" In excellent condition, Main and Park Sts. Tel. 2110. | haesenger, economical to operate, i , Cor., Geo, H, Johnson, Sec'y. | g corner CK truck, % ton, §200, K. BI, Searles,| good. Price only $200, Terms to responsi Main_and Park Sts Phone 2110.| ble parties, C. A. Bence. 51 Main street. NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS | BUICK All persons liable to pay taxes on| rondster, 1922, & good tires, vondl- | _Phore 2213 good. Just thoroughly over- GVERLAND SEDAN, Model 00, in_perfect nce, 61 Main &t. 215, | _condition. 20 Russell St._Tel. 147 noti- fled that the following taxes have| t ittle and selling with a 90 day guar- | B, 1923 truck; new, but | PAIGE, 192 passenger touring car, good mechanical condition, Newly paint- ed. See it at Charland's garage, rear Bulck Co, 225 Arch’ street, | | _430 Main 8t been laid and are due and payable on 1923: City tax on List of Oct, 1922, and second districts, 231z mills first on ition. ley St. 7 passenger touring. A s this car, Perfect condi- | McCarthy & St. Thomas, 1208 Stan- [\ 0 Phone 1366, UNE—SALE— DODGE tires; City tax on List of Oct., 1022, first| presi in_fine 8hape, good New Britain phone 2607, 1915 rondster looks very good, Co., 225 Arch St 1922 Bulek 4 cylinder touring, district only, 20.4 mills on the dollar, We will meet the taxpayers at City | Room 204, July 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 9, 12, 13, 14, 16, 18, 19, 20, A G. | DURANT, Just thoroughly overhauled, 5 cord tires, | upholstery excellent, new front and rear carpets. Price {8 low. Will conslder trade, 1922, touring car, new _paint, 1021 Studebaker Special Bix. 1920 Buick touring. 1918 Hudson touring. Elm 8t, Phone 1917 Hudson coupe, 3 pi Hawker, 52 2456, 17, 24, 26, 26, 27, 28, 80 31, from 9a m. tobp m,and 7 to 9 p. m.| Corbin FORD racer, A< condition. Apply 686 avenue, 1922 Maxwell touring, 1819 Chevrolet touring. new bal Office open Saturday after- | quick Interest FORD COUPE, 1208 Stanley St. 1821, 5 cord tires, brand ttery, excellent paint. Good buy for eale. McCarthy & §t. Thomas, Phone 1306, Packard Twin 8ix. Reo 5 passenger touring. Dodge sedan. be in, July, com- '28, i NOTE—Persons owing taxes on old\ livery $10¢ 1 8. Co., FORDS—! $100; 1921, panel do- $160: 1918 touring, £100; 1921 Coupe, Automotive 8. and Phone 8701, Maxwell coupe. Ford coupes, late models. 1920 Rbt, with starter, 1918 Speedster, 918 Coupe, $160 200 East Mai Call 2109, We will be at the office every onto. BERNADOTTE LOOMIS, Sales City Tax Collector. FORD racers, at once, FORD touring, 1921, BhIS M mad good uiibe taken at once, F FORDS—1615-16-17 Just the thing to build your own body St., City; 'Ppone 2701 S ot aaie Time Payments, Inquire at 260 Hartford Ave. ' self starter, demount- A bargain if 227 Glen St to” 460, Tgain if taken | | HONEYMAN A1YO S8ALES 0O, Green, chnsm 3§35 139 ARCH STREET. Terms- if desired. Automotive dan for sale, cheap; special | _ in | looks | (0 will bring quick, our door, Station, in the city T, 1847, 163 | GALL TAX1-"Plicle taxl service to ¥ for long trips _LaSalle sureet, TAXI STATION—Q Keep these 'phone Daytim night, “Garages To ROCK AV, 130~ Garage will bo vacant rellable service, numbers in mind, 1842:3, Louls Miller, 14 T+ Garden Teles Corner July 1st. | HARKISON ST.—Garage (o rent, inquire Waison and Jones. 2i3 Maln St. Tel. 2450, $32.60 to down and $3 and repalring. Myrtle St “Indians sold on term: weeliy. Also sujpiies Charles a Blg_ Chlef, side condition, 70 khude 8t. | HOTORCYCLES—Spw motorcycles now on $46, Three 1917 Indians, 1918 1Inafa: . $140 each, All theso machines are order, E ca i of used Oue 1916 Indian, §65_each. One 1015 Indlans, jan Scout $180, in good running Myrtle cuttlng and brass liaraware City Tel. 284y, —Buccessors 1o Hultquisy Bros, Expert repairing, ail kinds of auto iadintors, smashed fenders, bodies, etc. Work guaranieed perfoct _at_low _pul‘_flk?,:\l' Plhicue 13: | AUTO REPAIR CO. at 535 I% Main 8t. ! glve you a good houi's wdrk for govd old U, 8. dollar. Work done by Kk Forse rmelly connected with e Hudson, and Dodge service s experienced on i nerous too men- Quick ¢ Lur anotto, Carbon burned out walle you wait. Open Monday, Wednesday and Friday eveniugs for your l\)n\r’nln Phoue 201 days, or 3 | ACETVLENE W | ing, Carbon |'_Welding_Co,, 3 Lurning, 18 mlhffly st il every PAINTING 8HOP—Isidoro 332 Pavk St Pnone §78-13, | _House phone 212-15, rear 78 Prospact AUTOMOBILE Ravizza, rear and Service Co. 200 East Malb|STANLEY BTEAMERS—Oniy two Toft omé a seven passenger touring, the other & GRANT June 1, 1923, carries Thomas, 1208 Stanley St. roadster. Both guaranteed. Make an of- fer. Aaron G. Cohen, Inc, 186 Park St. Hartford, Conn. Open evenings, . perfect condition, This car McCarthy & St Tel. 1306, COUP a guarantee. THE PRICES THAT THEY ASK FOR BoOZE THS (S THE EAD- - We'RE THROVGH - Massacre This on Your Mandola LET’S KEEP THE THING FOR OLD T(MES SAKE - (T'S Been A FATHFUL FRIEND ~ By Al Posen THEM DAYS IS GONE FOREVER ' TIME | CALLS MISS 4 50 IT = FPOLLYS OUT RIDIN' £ WouLD, T— CERTAIALY, SIR oHES IE YOU THIAK IT6 ALL RIGHT YOR POLLY TO GO GADDIA’ ALL OVER | AUTOMOBILE running boaro molding put on, Ail varleties replaced, Remember that secrvice s our aim and that we are auto body and radiator cxperts. O, Hecker, Corbln, Pl Phony BATTERILS. Vien in t od batteries or Ldw, Zuck at ¢ Hn)l(vl’u A iatois aua tenders r 7w condicion, Uorea Installed, pltre'i to a ip -npls.ng)uu\l Radlator Worke, Low prices. 35 M CARS reased. ol Authorized Simoniz Automobile Laundry, Phone CYLINDER ring the Curtain Automotive Service Con 451 West_Muin_St. Phon | HOTIIL \Washington arage. General pairing aud overhauling. Day and nj service. ‘Uransients accommodated, Low rates, Tel. 35, 121 Washington street. HUDSBON & ESSEX service. Charges con- workmanship. McGauley aud 159 Arch 8t. Phone 1199, TOPE, #idv curiaing and_slip-covers made to fit your car or repalred. Auto bodies of every description uphoistered and re- paired. Twenty years' experience in this husinees. W. Walsh Auto Top & Up- holeteringCo., 207 Eim 8t, near Seys mour St. Phone 2649. ains and seat co " and station, r 234 Te- t Bennett, made ELDING, BRAZING and cutting. Scored cylinders filled by guaranteed process. Nela J. t St. Phone 1638-3. soon be here, Your car should be in good condition for toure ing. Have it overhauisd at Charland's Auto_Service Station, 452 Main 8L. STARTING, Tighting and Ignition _work. Satisfactory service. Flectrical parts for sale. Clark's Automoblle Laundry, rear 238 Main St. Phone 13 T do general repairin prices. West Main ( | _Main st. Ppone 2750 WE repair uil makes of atarters, genera- tors, magnetos and ignitton. Call on us. Tel, West Main Garage, 103 West Main_8t. WHE your car to us for experts, West Main 8t. Tel. Teasonabie 105 West “at rage, | ur motor won't start e ingpection, Main Garage, 0. trical 103 West BUSINESs SERVICE ARLOR—Bham- p and faclal treat- _ment, menicuring, 122 Main &t Tel HAIRCUTTING — Mothers, we have two hobby-horse chairs to amuse kiddies while havi e (htvr hair trimmed. Hours, Beloin, LA FRA pooing, singeing, | | &= | W and plaster work. J. McLarney 131 :"wlrk 8t l"hnlle 17‘0 l! BLWCTRICAL, WORK, wi.ing and fixtures, | _send a card to A. Tyler, 653 Stanley Bt |MASON WORK ing, brick wo: J. J. Hughes. 24 Maple St. REPAIRING and remr on short notice. Estimate cheerfully givan on new and old work. Paunl P. Zink. bullder, 86 Rocky Hill Ave. Plone 2766,