New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 18, 1923, Page 12

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY y Wm s Brief News Dispatches From All Over the World Millionaires’ Sons to Race THE HERALD | | AUTOMOTIVE || AUTOMOTIVE ’ 3 “WANT ADS" 8 Aulos And Trucks For Sale Arrouged Por ¥ N o #51 Ready Heferencs LINE RAPRS FOR CONSECUTIVE INBERTIONS Charge Propald 16 " Ao and Trurk Agencies ANTLER » P 0and melor (A ARd erican Saies Oo. & [ aring. $030i) coups B facien Phila brother of | o= to be re years and ter jergdoll, wealthy evader and Hergde ing twe coal operators at A toona, Pa., charge miners' breach of contract caused 684 local strikes sinee | Gr and 1916 and offer measures for i brief to U, B coa mm | f four year Bituminous A | lv" = 85 oMOICEST USED CARS IN THE CITT= i dar VERLAND Ralor sans ' § dam ¥ Rudeo'ps " w l‘lfll President John Grier Hibl 1 Prineeton un ® of evolutie Rritist Rara Hagen, defeated gralty defend \ - ) " enam Hupmobile, 1020, touring, VW) Bulck, 1019 coups. Willze-Kaight T pass. sedan NEXT 7O A NEW BUICK 18 & USED BUICK. e 1930, 5 pams Caevraiet roadster, 1821 1919 Chevieiet sedan F, B i Gene champ Seniors at Am ¥ : s y n SUpy Daugherty, son of al Da eseapes Stamford sanitariymw 1 P M For e Day opiad Over the Teophone Por 5 And erty high practica! significa fleld conference hetwee 4 Governor Parker f Cumt Want AdY ere. On perater, have been recenditi and newly painted, ke Ass For & o Sation. Haitferd These ¢ and 15 Main 81, A M are f worde 19 & lae § " 95 Conta e PUNEARLYSTART YALESENORSAT = /& —— i, Hawker, | considered, I truke. Renaeih M. Finance Board Will Vote §70,000 Smoke Traditional Pipes and == : o g T SO TR S e | Note Jssue at Meeting Tonight Plant Ivy on Campus ‘ '-‘ ‘ T S e il 7 P | masckon vuen o A VO [grUDERAKERS Chairman Edward F, Hull will p New Mi ana ith Oak & side at & m & of the board of sorending elms of both finance and taxation called for 8'cgmpuy and Vanderblit Square the o'clock tonight at the mayor's office opiory Yale university held their to vote the issuance of city notes to s8 day exercises today with the tra. the amount of $70,000 for the smoking of pipes and the struction of & women's and children's s iV, bullding on the town farm property Sheff. senjors held thelr gathering The city meeting Loard before noon and at 1t the class prophe- approved the issue and it is planned wus given by W. K. Zeigfield of to pay off $10,000 of the debt this pyetroit, the oration was delivered by | Cpen every svening until § o'clock, Plok out your used car and call for demonstra High grade moter care. Bales LEXINGTON Bence, 61 Mam ® 1 ser A NEW BRITAIN BUICK €O, —LUnder the the college | en ANKLIN, 1917, teuring, Mechanieal cone | ditien good. Price $875, Can be seen rage. FORD T condition, also dol Phone § heriles. Simone: frult troes irg work. “plania ar ialty THT motor rara, Puneral | W1, Tul flowers. service Tohnson's Greenhouses, | Phons 580, Apply Cherry 8t. Phene cone. Gt ORD Tacers, ¥, 10 at once, Inquire anting of the ¢ T aale nting of th at 260 Hartford Ave. T30 touring Th geod running ndition, finish, Pooupholstery Nke new aod tires, several extras, Price When Yale meets Havvard in their annual boat races this Q A. Bencs ,\|\LII L Phon »— electrl year and each of six succeeding years. rure, dr. of New York city: | month four millionaires’ sons will be on the rival crews J, e Plans drawn and submitted by the history was related by C. H. Al-| Rockefeller (center) will pull an oar on the Yale varsity crew; na SERE ; Int shop, 8440, K. M. architects were adjudged the most| Bristol R. 1., voted h')’ ol des ':"’"w be members of the Harvard Junior crew, and J.H . Whitney (upper Rew this ¢ satistactory by the charity board snd | man who had done most for Yate. |left) will be in the Yale Freshman boat. Thom he will within a few days, complete The academic seniors on the col-| ¢ the drawings for one of the most jege campus listened to the class poem s PUCE TR RN | complete and modern bulldings of 115, by M, E. Foster of Boston, heard the | BOSTON POLICE FIGHT | kl;d"'lnb(m;l lflullt‘)‘n of the country. oration of ¥, O, Matthiessen of Tarry- EVEN H”NDREU ARE | uilding will be of simple col- town, N. Y. and the class history by | | onial style, fireproofed throughout, . 8. Husted of Peckskill, N. Y. who , IN GHINATOWN RAIDS with hospital type of interior arrange- in the opinion of his classmates had [iRAn”ATE" AT ‘WES e done the most for Yale. T, H. Zunder children and 45 women inmates, It :‘- t&u!pped with a vapor separate! The Fellows of the corporation met R eating plant. early this afternoon to give the last m 1 G' B i aook wiao, rovic | on S astamosn to etve che 1nst) (11 Thist, Nino. Are Glven Mastor slon has been made for a laundry, gram and the alumni advisory board drying room, ironing room, boller held its annual meeting with E. B. 0[ Ar[s Degree Boston, June 18.— Greene of Cleveland, presiding. attempting to ascend a narrow stalr. | ¥OU a ca The first floor will contain recep- at its dinner was addressed by Chief N | tion room dormitory for the accom- Justice W. H. Taft, W. 8. Culbertson, an alleged opium den were routed by modation of 30 children between the|'08, vice-chairman of the tariff com- ages of one and four years with wash mission and Dean Thomas W. Swan. and totlet facllities specially designed Elton Parks, '04 of New York presid- for children, dining room and play ed. infirmary and private bath; con- valescing rooms with enclosed porches for indisposed inmates; enclosed play | porch for children, large veranda, ample closet room, four private wards | day recorded itself in favor of inviting ! and an emergency room. other Jewish groups to participate in women; sewing room; dining room after a spirited debate by a vote of for women: dumb waiter service;|167 to 3. These other groups represent tollet facilities and linen closet room. the so-called assimilationists whose policy previous to the World War was | |anti-national. They urged the accept- lance of the culture of the respective ment and finish to accommodate 30 of New Haven read the Latin tvy ode. | room, coal bunker, vegetable cellar, The law school alumni assoclation way in Chinatown last night to raid | room; dormitory for women with The second floor is laid out as fol- the affairs of the Palestine colony. countries where the Jews form part kitchen and storage quarters. wash and toilet facilities, nurses room, lows: Dormitory accommodations for |This action was taken late last night :or the population. FORD! FORD has already 51 runabout g delivery, starter y Terms. AUTOMOTIVE SALES & BERVICE CO, 200 EAST MAIN 8T, et s FORD REDAN, 1900, A-1 condition, looks i new, A good buy, Mce , 1208 Stanley street, Main and Pi v touring paint Job, arthy & St 1398, q ode |BUTCK truck, % 1 WM. Bearion AR SRS | _corner Mam_and Phone 4396, FORD COUPE, 1821, 10 perfect conaitions paint excellent y mechans ically perfect, Good buy, MeCarthy & St Thomas, 1208 Staniey 8t Phone 1396, FRAN ROADBTE R—&xcellent buy for . Good mechanical condition, ring car, Cash or easy terma street. T DR T L L e | HAYNES, V21 coupe, 5 DASenger coups, new tires, good paint and in ty ot Optum ' mechanical condition. M. I 5 r, 193 Arch 8t. Phone §il, “This 1s & Btudebaker Year.” fICDBON tour. Aedan; Aiso brand new coache Cheap. Aaron G Cohen. Inc., 185 Parig 8¢, Hartford. Tel. 2-3457. & FAUPMOBILE, 1927, touring car in excels lent condition throughout, § fine cord tiree; price s low. B. Bulck Co., 225 Arch 8t.; 'phone 8004, ot thoraughly lauled. C. A, Bence, 61 Main 8t. Tel, BUICK. 1922, 4 (ylinder touring car | run very little, In goo2 condition price. _Honeyman Auto 1 reh 8t, Phol 3 BUICK, % ton, 1823 truck; new, used but little and selling with a 90 day guar- N, B. Buick Co, 225 Arch 1.00, Framed pice and §5.00, A moy ) every purchaser this Y 0 ! higgh STUDIO, Are Met With Barrage as They Climb Stairs—Capture Large Quanti- Joston policemen v |BIG SALE ON USED CARS— 5 not a sale until p shots. Moral: Buy | Stud We are overstocked. Must be pold. Middletown, June 18.—Wesleyan university conferred degrees in course upon an even hundred of its graduat- ing class today and honorary degrees were given to five citizens of dis- a barrage of ts, lumber, electric light bulbs and other missiles. ' Three officers were injured. One was struck tinguished achievements. The com- in the eye with a light bulb, another | [ ment oxerciscs were held in|had an eye hurt with a plece of lum- | memorial chapel and the degrees were ber, while a third, _(rvrrml to jump given by Acting President Stephen H. down a flight of stairs had his foot | ™l ™ (i and Buick s bullding them." Olin. Ninety-one men reccived the Pierced with a rusty nall at the bot-| New Britain Bulck Co., 225 Arch street. 3 Telephone 2607, . 1 1 2 1 s I am 1 :;g;:‘;offo;"'m:nc:“s:’*L"flrrh’:‘”r“"l;; The policeman, returning to the at- | EL ) 1 1 2 1 1 Just look them over, Here are some onger tour! —_— i ' f them: A , 1920, 5 (__avtomorve ) oo | PR, O, § B Hupmobile coupe, 1 fcal condition. Price 1d 3 Buick Co., 22§ Arch Paige sedan, Maxwells, Chandler, Pord. Chevrolet touring. Chevrolet roadster, Zionist Convention Opens At Baltimore, Md., Today Baltimore, June 18.—The Zionist convention which opened here yester- | Auto and Truck Agencies 8| touring car, in flne cone dition mechanieally, paint, uphelstering and top look good, 5. serviceable ti Low price. Terms. C. A. Bence, 51 Malm §t. _Phone 2216. GAKLAND, 1921, touring mechanical condition, wheels, good upholsterl Dodge roadster, G. Hawker, 52 Elm St. GVERLAND scdan for sale, body, Continental motor, just overhauled, Guaranteed perfect condition; good tiresy one spare tire attached; up to date in every respect. See Mr. Burr after 6:30 p. m. Hotel Washington. GLDBMOBILE 5" In exceilent condition, # passenger, economical to operate, look® good. Price only $200, Terms to respunsis ble parties. C. A. Bence, 51' Main street, Phone 2215, PAIGE, 1920, 7 passenger (ouring car, ln] good mechanical condition. Newly paint ed, See It at Charland's garage, read 430 Main 8t PEERLESS, late 1920, 1 passenger tourings Easily worth $1,000, Our price for quiciq sale, only $626. Aaron G. Cohen, Inc., 185 Park St., Hartford. Open eveninge. BUICK MOTOR CARS—"Better car are be. 1920 car in perfec iy o ian (Ot or raustar ot | tack, foind. thie: Chineae gone, *but (CADILEAT, TRWET & FAIGH CARSS | philosophy a at of mas selzed opium and smoking par.| Lash Motor Co. “A Reputable Concorn, arts. e Riioerat or ot R Corner Liucoln St. | Announcement was made that the|@phernalia. Yong ‘Wong, proprietor | Rich prize of $100 to the sentor whose %' the Chinese general merchandise Sration way deomed best In gompasl, | *1OrC In the bullding, was arvested. | Who Will Pay Bill for tion and delivery had been awarded s L a e CpamAA . SR O Ackinkhans 0f Wik had discovered a hollow parti- R. R. Crossing Repairs? | s Bh Fi subIASE was ke won, inside which hung cans of opium | Mayc M. Paonessa has written | and the New Ideal” His competitors SusPcnded on stringsfrom a room on the Public Utilities Conmmission ask- were John A. Dunn of Gardner, Ma the third floor of the building. When | ing for a ruling as to who is liable | | for the cost of repairing the roadbed | Eliot M. Newhall of Springfield, M they attempted to reach this room the ez Springfleld, Muss. | . b oo gave battle. Three other!over the railroad ssir Main | and Lawrence B. Snow of Collinsville, er the railroad crossing on Main Gos were raided; eleven Chinese | street. Several weeks ago the mayor The new elections to Phi Beta Kap- arrested; and oplum valued at|requested City Engineer J. D. Wil- i T 00 was seized. liams to have the work done. He v William D. Moyle, Branford, < | g;n:f-remwaln T 'Roh:-‘x"i.:e };urmlock's TS {got in communication with the rail-| Creek, Pa. and Osceola C. McEwen of MISS PAONESSA LEADS, | ;“*‘dnsgffl‘fa:::q“;::’ t‘;‘:“c"nf"]‘:’[‘“\':;o{;! Newark, N. J. The standing in the popularity con- | Mavor Paoness Foeaiaanl The honorary degrees conferred Mayor Paonessa brought the matter st n, Oaklands, Hudeon Super Six. p Bulck coupe. And many others. It pays you to come over and look them: cver, Coney Island Clean Up With Numerous Arrests New York, June 15.—Sweeping down on Coney Island bungalows an. hotets after residents had complained | FIVE BRITISE . |By The oclated Press, of b:“‘:rzu!w;‘:::(-m“q d[\"fl'fl"fl{ "} Gleneagles, Scotland, June 18.—Jim B b i o PALIOIMen | b, pneg, American professional golfer, el B o et : [and Joe Kirkwood, Australlan star, day and jailed them on charges of [yie) A G, Havers, the new British disorderly conduct. |open champion and George Gadd, in FAIR EXCHANGE, FIVE BRITISH STARS 98 ARCH ST, DGE 1916 roadster In fine sl looks very good, New Britain , 225 Arch St.; 'phone 2607. to his attention. Mr. Snavely said it} All patrol wagons in the district were busy several hours hauling the offenders to jall. An extra detach- ment of clerks and magistrates hur- ried to the Coney Island court to as- sist the regular staff. Offenders were fined from $5 to $15 each. Twenty-five |a four ball match here today. Special Notice were as follows: Doctor of laws,Henry White, former U. S. Italy and France; Rear Admiral Wm. S. Sims, retired; President James J. Rowland Angell, Yale university. Doctor of science, Prof. Robert Mearns Yerkes, psyehologlst, national Ambassador to, test being held in connection with the carnival given by the church of St John the Evangelist is as follow Constance Paonessa, 550; Margaret 1'usari, 537; Florence Malarney, 460; Marian Cullinan, 424; Elizabeth Ta t, 184; Helen Egan, 182; Mary E Hug 14 Margaret Begiey, 104; was the duty of the i(,'ompan,\' to make the repairs since | the trolley tracks cross the railroad | right of way. The Connecticut Com- Connecticut | DURANT, 1922, touring car, Lew _paint, Just thoroughly overhauled, 5 cord tires, upholstery excellent, new front and rear carpets. Price {& low. Will consider trade, A. G, ker, . 8t. Phone 2456 pany questions this claim and in the [DANIELS § touring. Cost owner $5.500. We meantime only temporary repairs have been made. The mayor is de- Genuine bar- 185 Park will sell for $1,200. Terms. gain. Aaron G. Cohen, Inc., 8t., Hartford. HUDSON & ESSEX USED CAR DEPTH#, OFFER THE FOLLOWING— 1922 Buick 4 cylinder touring, 1922 Studebaker, light siz, touring. Excursion given by the Lady Nest of Owls to Lighthouse Point, Sunday, Tune 24th. Cars leave center at 9 a m., daylight saving time. Tickets $1.25. Public invited to go. 1921 Studebaker Special Bix. 1920 Buick touring. 1817 Hudson coupe, 3 pass. 1922 Maxwell touring. 1819 Chevrolet touring. Packard Twin Six. Reo 5 passenger touring. Dodge sedan. Maxwell coupe, 3 Ford coupes, late models. Gene ve Lewicki, 100; Eileen Riley, Doctor of humane letters, Prof.|100; FElien Bonkoski, 100, The car- George Hubbard Blakesle, Clark uni-| nival will begin tomorrow night run- versity. |mng until Thursday evening. prisoners were fined for parading the | boardwalk in their bathing suits. British piano trade is now employ- ing nearly 10,000 hands. THEM DAYS IS GONE FOREVER sirous of having more permanent repairs made and for that reason has appealed to the commission to settie the question. { Siightly used. Cost Dur price, only $1,150. Aaron 185 Park St, Hartford. research council, Washington. DAVIE, er $2,550. G. Cohen, Ine. Open evenings. By Al Posen Din”;fl;is on Y(;;r Dish;.)an Time Payments, Call 2100 THEM DAYS IS GONE FOREVER! FOR THREE DAYS T WAS SPEECHLESS -NeS - T COULDN'T SPEAK A WORD~ HONEYMAN AUYO GALES CO. YOU TALK OF OPERATIONS OF ONE 1 UNDERWENT, MY WELL PERHAPS YOU MAY MAVE | DEAR- LET’S SEE - (T WAS .. THE THIRD — 139 ARCH STREET. USED CARS— Buick, 1922, Buick, 1922, Buick, 1922, Buick, 1922, Buick, 1922, Bulek, 1921, Bulck, 1921, Bulck, 1920, coupe, Buiek, 1920, touring. Buick, 1920, roadster. Buick, 1918, roadster. Hupmobile, 1922, touring. Hupmoblle, 1922, roadster, Hupmobile, 1021, touring, Hupmobile, 1921 sedan. Hupmobile, 1917, sedan, Hupmobile, 1917, 7-pass. touring, Nash, 1922, sport touring. Templar, 1921, sport roadster, Lexington, 1921, sport touring, Dodge, 1922, roadster. Dodge, 1921, touring. Dodge, 1921, roadeter, Dodge, 1915, roadster, Dodge, 1917, touring. Essex, 1922, sedan. Essex, 1921, coupe. Essex, 1921, roadster, Hudson, 1923, T-pass. touring, Hudson, 1921, touring sedan. Hudson, 1020, 7-pass. sedan, Ford, 1922, coupe. Ford, 1921, sedan. Ford, 1922, touring. Ford, 1920, suburban, 4 pass, coupe, touring. coupe, '.fiiVebster Ha; Notl;ing on Aunt Maggie FOLLY AND HER PALS MA SAYS ITS WAL, ASK MAGGIE PROAOUACE D SHE GROWED UP ToMmAWTOE WHO WRON®? - T &5 (-d MOHEN & AMIDON, This 1s our Trades The best in used cars. trade-mark of reliability. considered. Terms arranged, 51 ELM STREE HARTFORD, CONN,