New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 22, 1923, Page 22

- (N BABSON CAMPAIGNING T0 BRING DOWN PRICES HERE Now Britain Seloctad As One of 40 § Cities I Country Far Camying Out of His Principles Pusiness men will be terested kn that Reger W articles on business ¢ quoted, lecally, &» Herald, bas selected New one of 49 eities In the | B whieh prineiple for whieh he years. This is 1hat the Hiving 1 largely [ co-operation hetweer consumers, My Babson both are gullty 4 that do much witheut the help ¢ A o ) Plans were In progress 1o make such a demeonstration in 152 wher prices were at their peak- -but de eline in the cost of living followed and pothing was done the of Hving is again increasing, retail prices are strengthening, and buyers' strikes are again being proposed. Mr, Rab son has taken the bull by the horn #0 to speak, and is organizing the re tallers in certain seleeted eities under the eladership of Fred 1, Wrown, whe Das been very active in Boston Cham. ber of Commerce affairs A Better Service association is to be formed in each city, consisting of A0 retallers—one In each line. Misa Belma Eversole one of the Babson confidential investigators, s now in this city getting statisties on retail trade, preparatory to a visit to by Mr. Brown. This city was one of the first golected for one of these associations, Mr. Babson's slogan 1s: “Real co- operation between retallers and con- sumers will bring about lower priees, | greater profits and go a long way to- ward insuring prosperity for us all*" Babson, » " pdin ushh £y Britai ed s i S high t of the retallers and | | insisting Aeth that A f the T an » A n vost n " B Ip 1G h L) K u u n n ! BICE FUTURES ESTABLISHED New Orleans, June 22.-—Establish- ment of a rice futures market In New Orleans was decided upon by the executive committes of the rice mil- lers assoclation at a special meeting here today. HAGEN IS PEEVED New York, June 23—~Walter Hagen, star American golfer arriving from England today on the Berengaria ac- cused British golfers of poor sports- manship and declared he never again would compete in a British tourna- ment, L3 THEM DAYS IS GONE FOREVER cuse Bdward stock In the excuss thereby 10 pay 1y Works where he I8 employed which such big words as honor' would be flung about. would be deplorable and absurd, Com- mon sense could find almost a hus- dred ways out of the difficuity.” % DAYS IN JAIL FOR MAN WHO BEAT WIFE dw Has Pyobation Revelied and An Additional 25 Days Added L1 thick and wouldn't cook ny e got r for me. reet gave Judge B W, Aliing In p urt this morning when he was sssauiting his his probatien ot take muck and after glancing t a blackened left eye on Mrs, Fuller tenced Fuller to serve 88 days and revoked his probat making & total number of 38 ays he will serve in jall, as he still a8 §25 of & $30 fine, Imposed upen m June T, 1o pay, On that day he 18 arraigned in eourt on a drunken. and breach of peace eharge was the " dinn only o Cherry ¢ rraigned on eharges o ife and vielating sdge Alling did o 8¢ o8 When placed on probation he agreed < Con He Probation Officer E olly regularly, but falled 1o do w nade one payment of 85 Puller was arrested last night oliee court this morning Mre, Ful. r testified that her husband struck er on Tueaday afternoon and she isplayed a blackened eye as proof Miss Helene Johnson of the Welfare n testified that she exam- ned Mrs. Fuller and found that heth { her ankles were black and blue as the result of the quarrel Tueaday af- ternoon in which Fuller evidently icked his wife, The accused man was not arrested ntil last night, an he left for parts nknown following the frac: nd did ot return untll yesterday, In wife otified the police of his return and | that he was at work at the Stanley Works after whioh the lowed, Speedy Settlement of arrest fol. Ship Issue Is Sought London, June 23~~The Dally Ex- press today makes a plea for a speedy settlement of the ship liquor preblem. “If the affair is allowed to centinue along present lines” says the paper “we may too eastly drift into counter-irritants in ‘national That vendetta of Phew! The day may be un- comfortably warm, but there’s no need of suf- fering with a parched throat—just drink Onrder it by the case and keep a few bot- tles on fce—your dealer will supply d Puller of Ohewwy Street Also | by | ergeant Michael Piynn at the Stan. | In| NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE Brief News Dispatches From All Over the World esldept Hard court in B¢ pew propesal 1 i eague § backi address varce § werld suggests it from of nations Secrptary Mellon erders seipure of ship liquers hrought inte Americar walers under seals of foreig ments gorern Soores of deaths and numerous prostrations reported from middle western and eastern points in wake of précedented heat wave New York supreme eourt iustiee temporarily enloins twa stock brokers n it of state war franduient stock operators on War department at Washington an nounces perfection of new smokeless 01 YEARS LD TODAY Andrew Tumbull Has Clear Visions of New Britain Three Score and 10 Years Ago. An ave Ninety.one old teday drew Turnbull of 19 Reckwell nue, made one of his usual trips up town to chat over old times with friends and to tell them of the time when grass grew on Main street and the cows grazed where the publie library now stands. Mr, Turnbull has llved in New Britain 70 years coming here when 21 years of age from Tariftville where he lived after emigrating from Seotland, He was employed by O, B, North in the manufactwre of saddlery hard- ware and later entered the employ of Frary & Ceary, the forerunners of the Landers, Frary & Glark plant While working for this concern he invented the Turnbull stationery scale, which was one of the first on the market, Mr. Turnbull resides with his daughter-in-law, Mrs. James Turn. bull. He is extremely active and makes several trips a day up town to visit his friends, Frederick V. Streeter Is Eighty Years Old Today Frederick V. Streeter of 81 Dwight street {s celebrating his 80th birthday today, Mr. Streeter is one of the most prominent of the Civil war veterans of the city, and has always taken part in the Grand Army work. He is well known to the school chil- dren of the city because of the many interesting stories he has told them of the Civil war. Mr. Streeter was born in Vernon, Vt., where he spent the early years of his life. He {s still very active and is enjoying the best of health, For years he was one of the leading flgures of the Stanley Post, G. A. R, and was only lately appointed honorary chairman of the memorial Day committee, on which he did his part. Mr. Streeter is re- celving many congratulatory messages on attaining the four-score mark. Mr. Streeter attends to his work as a plano tuner every day. years MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER A miscellaneous shower was ten- dered Miss Anna A, Gradeck at her home, 48 Millard street, last evening. The house was prettily decorated by the Misses E. M. Symolin and A. Kry- stofik, The Misses Anna Krystofik and Frances Hylan rendered vocal se- lections accompanied by Miss Ina Haysie on the piano, . Miss Statia Valentine danced the minuet and Highland fiing. Miss May Baker played Hawailan melodies on the ukulele. A buffet luncheon was served. Miss Gradeck received many beautiful gifts from her friends. She will become the bride of Adam T. Elgin on June 27 at St. Andrew's church, Rev. E. V. Grikis will officlate. Miss Gradeck has chosen for her maid of honor, Miss Estelle N. Symolin and Willlam Sullivan of New York city will be best man, fashiess and T molstyre proef powdes ¥ 4 for us arms and anti sma ery Report from Russian agent 1a Te kio convinees Moscow that Japan wi 00N Tecognize the sorviel government Detatls of plan for purchase by farmers of biE plant for co-aperative marketing of grain made publie in New York by Bernard M. Barueh Iiner Leviathay W nearing eom pietion of first half of trial trip, is expected to start homeward run teo New York, arriving Tuesday Eighty-five per cent of telephone woperators in New England casts vote for & general strike if increased wages and improved working conditions are | not granted | MAPLE HILL NEWS. was heid Sequin Golf Hill Improvement soeiety Tuesday evening at the ub. The following officers were | elected: President, |. B Harding viee president, Mrs. Loeonard Fox; see retary, J. C. Moody; treasurer, Loren Bancroft Following the husiness meeting dancing was enjoyed, musie being furnished by the Maple Hill or chestra Mr, and Mrs, Seott ¥, Melntire of South Portland, Me, announce the birth of a son, Reott guson, Jr., on June 18, Mrs. Melnf(yre before her marriage was Miss Edna Clark, former resident, Mr. and Mrs, Clifton McKenga and dalighter and Mr, and Mrs. E. J. Skinner are spending the week at Canoe Harbor, East River, Mrs, E. B, Proudman of Frederick street entertained at luncheon and bridge at her home this afternoon, | | | from Northfield seminary for the sum- mer, ‘ The Newington schools closed this noon for the summer, The seventh and eighth grades enjoyed an outing at Rockwell park, Bristol, this after- noon Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Root and Miss Arline Root have returned from Bos- ton where they attended the grad- uation exercised of Northeastern cql- lege, Burritt A. Root being a member of the graduating class. Miss Beatrice Johnson of Hartford is visiting Dr. and Mrs. A. 8. Grant of Golf street. City Advertisement CALL FOR SPECIAL MEETING OF THE CITY MEETING BOARD. To the Members of the City Meeting Board of the City of New Brit- ain: The members of the City Meeting Board of the City of New Britain are hereby warned and notified that a special meeting of the City Meeting Board will be held on the 28th day of June, A. D. 1923, at 7 o'clock p. m, standard time, in the Gram- mar School hall on Main Street, in New Britain, for the purpose of re- ceiving and considering the report of the speclal committee appointed to investigate the needs of the city in including the reconsideration and re- scinding, if deemed advisable, of the actlon at the last meeting of the City Meeting Board in regard to & portlon of the report of said com- mittee and to take such action, if any, upon the report of said commit- tee as may be deemed advisable and to transact any other business con- cerning the above matters proper to come before sald meeting. Dated at New Britain, day of June, A. D, 1923, A. M. PAONESSA, Mayor of the City of New Britain, this 21st Miss Agnes Hitcheock has returned | the matter of school accommodatlons.‘ a9 1028 THE HERALD “WANT ADS" Alphabetisnily Assanaed For Quich A Beady Rolsssncs. LINE RATES FOR CONSECUTIVE INSEXTIONS Charge Propadd . NOUNCEM Flortsts and Nurser BNIA AND JAPANE 8 o ) W blossems b Cosom o sdge 36 resenivs o6 i & dod indow boase | e plant. Adeiph Phone #8127 NURSETMAN frult 1r9e8 | day 3 dare § dare 4 daye [ uve hee tine Mne Hue Mae Vearly Ordes Rates Upon Applisation 8 éo or " 3 1] i i ] ! i i Place 1w berries @ naen ) plasis and wperiaity $17 Ohurch 8t ords 10 & Mae Phos » inch Space, § Lines Book Chargs 8 Cents, LY ut Phoss 000 No Ad Acespied Aftar | seified Page o Same Day Avcepind Over the Teiophone For Ganvenlence of Customers. Call 995 And SIRE Ask Por Want A4 Operaior B H Y A Dark el sk % between orbin A Finder kindhy setuim reward For | mREr and recelve v WIATRINg & Dis ¢ Whiting. Ellis an A 10 200 Sa, Mai CITY ITEMS. A son was born June 21 to Mp. and Mre. Georgs Bleele of Woreester, Mass Mr. Steele was formerly a resident of this eity { Vacation time is here lags and sult cases at Conn Areade —advt Property at 85.100 Chestnut street | has been Wansferred from Emanuel | DeNonno to Bamuel Clark and Esther |6, Clark through the 1, Solomon agency i Balesladies wanted for extra work on Saturday afternoon and evening for departments, Apply at once to | Raphael's Department Store -——advt, Mrs. Frank Glabau of Tremont | street und Miss Svivia Selander of Garden street are spending the week T persen seen ney from telephone e relurn same VEIFER, black and G e June 11, Owner » el YOUF| Caving espenses, J, €. 8w Hat Ce. LOOK WHAT- you get here for $1.00 bume worth $1.50 to #3.0 kiddies. with every dollar 250 game free. worth of films. print 1 roll free, ¥ | writing paper for 1100, ¥ tures, worth #2 and #3.¢ enir glven to every pure wee all ur be b geves 8 Biee plast, 2 des 5 and wp foneis Johnson o Groenhouses, | ——— e ENTS e B L Barbery bush wm planis § b & dea Astors 8¢ e sarh " 28 Oak B order wow for alse doing Prus e $19% Funera » 10 H B 3.0 ¥s sl Viees ( “TAUTOMOTIVE ) - i Anios And Trucks For Sale TARE FOR srtocked The Fair F VBBl ONE VEEK i AR S 1000 5 sood Tlies tondr Wee 4 fust (hosanghiy aves bawied Bencs 81 Maln 8. Tel, 2215 BUICK, & ton 1020 Lruck; Bew, weed Bt sry Hatle and selling with & M day guars N Balek Do, 205 Arch slress ade Y ¥ A [ fuished. ealy small pavments 4 156 Park 5t, Han i CHOICEST USED CARS IN THE CITY— 1osl Thureday » and 10 40 all 1 Bup b Balln hal st a in 8 bosth 1n Main 1a Herald of o tgpuble wh na ik recorer by Photo al- 0, Por the camers, & With every dellar's we develope and xes of 35g ramed ple 00, A sou haser this K, THE ARCADE STUDIO, end in New York ety Player Planos. C, |adwt, Couneil No, 278 will join with the local 8t. Jean de Baptistes in colebrat [ing the feast of Saint Jean do Bap | tiste, tomorrow A musieal and ora bo produced at the soclety's hall, 34 Church street Members and frienda are invited to attend. A meeting will be held at the hall at 8:30 o'clock Sunday morning. The soclety will ma to Bt Peter's church in a body to attend the mass celebrated in"honor of Saint Jean Leather bags, suit cases and trunks, $2.50 to §3 Conn, Hat Co., Arcade. advt . and Mrs, M. R. Malinowski of vlor street are attending the Yale-Harvard races in New London Vietrolas, Fidisons, Sonoras atl Plerce's—advt, The theft of a 20.-foot canvas cover was reported to the police last | night by those in charge of the South End park. Victor and Edison Plerce's.~—advt, L. Plerce Co.— 580 men, dressed WANTED-] to be we enta N to Heral ing bullt New Brit Telephone 2007, NLLAC, Lash Motor Co. Wt P11 “A Reput icoln GHEVROLET touring, § sodan, $860; F. O, Britatn Motor and Bervice. orry St, Phone 2 | DODGI BROTHEMS MO’ and service, M Elm_St., Col records at Store Announcements 12 Ladalle Mapie tourtng, 1919 covpe Willye- Knig NEXT TO s T pass. sedan. A NEW BUICK 18 A BUICK." 1914 1920, § pass, 19, F Dodge readster wkiand touring Chevrelet roadster, 1919 € t seda B These cars have been reconditioned and newly painted Open every evening until § o'clock, Pick out your used car and call for demonetration, ¥. 1, Poley, Mgr, of Used Car Dept, Trades on new and used cars considered, NEW BRITAIN BUICK €O, 1| 225 ARCH AT, PHONE 2007 ana_uhildrer | AUTOMOTIVE ' price, Aaron G ] | 8t., Hartford, Open evenings [I=s Ao dni Yok Apsena BUICK MOTOR CARS—"Retter car are be- d_Bulck 18 bullding them," n Bulck Co., 228 Arch street, Of CARB— able Concern,” 8t and Cleveland motor cars and 0., § Elm 8t Rudolph, eany weokly pe/s Boston Clothing Store, 63 Chureh fally halt Park leas than Cohan,® Tnc., 155 DODGE 1918 1oadster tires; looks very Buick Co — . 160,00 100,00 150,00 1920 runabout ory Fearter AUTOMOTIV 5 200 FORD runaboy body. R. Terwilligar, Conn. Company. FORD Touring for Captain George Hoffman® Robert Smith, Felix Zarecki and Teonard | Just Heal G 8t. Ph and_servic DURANT AND STAR motor T car o00d Cars.” one 2215, Te, 36, ea Saunders, of the fire department, have | motored to Bridgeport to attend the Fire Chiefs' convention being held there, / Save your money for vacation use by getting your' bag or suit case at Conn. Hat Co., Arcade.—advt, The marriage of Loren E. Martin to Miss IHelen Campbell has been an- nounced. They were married at the Methodist church by R John L. n_tracto motive Sales & Se HUDSON AND ESBEX. man Auto Eales Co. 139_Arch 8t Ph Bervice Station, Hartford Stunley, and 15 ) LEXINGTON—HIigh g and service, C. A. Bence, Phone 2216, ice; genuine parts and decessories. T, 200 E, Main, ) ica’s “leading car values, Sco the new coaches, Honey- Sales and Service, 10 \ HUPMOBILE CARS—Sales and service, City Corner St. A. M. Paonessa. ade motcr care, Sales Ave., 51 Main st Davis on Tuesday, June 19th. Salesladies wanted for extra work on Saturday afternoon and evening for over. 7 Glen St Phon the world Bervice. MOON MOTOR CARB—Favorably F. L. Green, Sales and ne 2899, all departments. Apply at once to Raphael's Department Storve.—advt. Sygmund Plantinski, a 12 year old hoy, of 179 Broad street, accidentally shot himself in the hand yesterday af- ternoon with a blank cartridge pistol. scrvice. A, G, Hawker, phone 2456, phone 2110, NASH and Oakland motor cars. 88 Elm St REO MOTOR CARB and trucke. Kenneth B Searle & Co. Bales and service, Cor. Elm and Park Bts, New Britain, Conn. Sales serve Auto- Known Tele- Inquire at 1021, In perfect econdition; tires veiy good: mechan- MeCacthy & St Phone 1396, FORD Cou xeellent, perfect, Good buy FRAN price N | 65 or . " E8, 1921 coup) . coupe, practically Aol er good paint and in class al condition, M. Ii- Jester I St. Fhona 811, A d r Year." Just the thing for Sales and bt A e Tele- ¥ i . Aar C'ohen, In: 185 Park Hartford, Conn, Open eve Dr. N. B. Jaffee dressed the wound, Have The Herald follow you on| your vacation, 18¢ a week, cash with order.—advt, The annual ice cream and straw- berry festival of the Men's ciub of STUDEBAKERS—Light six speclal six touring, $1,275; §1,760; F. O. B. factory. 193 Arch St touring, $075; ; big six touring, M. Irving Jester, “This is & Studebaker year." HUDSON & ESSEX USED CAR DEPTS. OFFER THE FOLLOWING— 1922 Buick 4 cylinder touring. 1022 Studebaker, light six, touring. Stanley Memorial church will be held on the church lawn this evening. Buy Chautauqua tickets now- WILLYS-KNIGHT mator car service. “The Sloeve Valve Rudolph, 127 Cherry Bt. P ra, salés Motor." hone 2051-2, wonderful entertainment—June July 1.—advt. Salesladies wanted for extra work Autos And Trucks For Sale on Saturday afternoon and evening for | all departments. Apply at once to Raphael's Department Store.—advt. C. A, Bence, 51 Main St. ALLEN, 1921 touring car, In good running | condition, finish, top, upholstery like new: 5 good tires, several extras, Price Is low. Phone 2215, Tackle This on Your Tarfibourine BS COURTEOVS O THE LADIES- =) THEY'RE THE GENTLER SeX, sYOU KNOW — POL PROPOSIA’ TO FOLLY AGIN'Z opyrght 1923 Newspaper Feature Service Joc Grest Britin LY AND HER PALS YAS 3 1S A PERSISTIN rights reserved WAITgA SECCUAT, PA, YANEEDAT By Al Posen THEM DAYS 1S GON: FOREVER ! 16 SHE GIVIA' HIM TH 'GATE and R. C. 1821 Studebaker Speclal Blx. 1920 Buick touring. 1917 Hudson coupe, 3 poss. 1922 Maxwell touring, 1010 Chevrolet touring. Packard Tiin Six. Reo 5 passenger touring. Dodge sedan, Maxwell coure! 3 Ford coupes, late models. Time Payments, Call 2109, HONEYMAN AUTO SALES COC. 139 ARCH STREET. HUPMOBILE, 1922, fouring car In excels lent condition throughout, 5 fine cord tires; price is low. N. B. Buick Co., 225 ‘phona 2607, SAKLAND, R nger tourin good paint and & p. excellent mechanical condition low. New Britain Buick o, Phone 260 OAKLAND, 182 dition mechanically, and top look good, Low price, Terms, 8t Phone 2215 OLDSMOT yassenger, good. Pri ble partie Phone PAIGE good mechanical conditlon., Newly . ed, Seo it at Charland's garage, rear 430_Main_St. 4 STUDEBAKER, 1922, Special 6, TLis 18 a bargain for a Many others. Aaron G. « Park St Hartford, STUDERAKE roadsters. Mu. 255 tovring car, In fine con int, dbholstering sevviceable tires, . ence, 51 Main in excellent condition, & cconomical operate, looks 5 to respunsi- T hrand new Tight W be sold this month, $108 oft the list price for quick sale, Also @ Studebaker “Special Six" roadster at a $100 sacrifice. M. Irving Jester, 193 Arch st. Phone 811. “This s a Studebaker Year," | STUTZ SPEEDSTE 1920, brand new paint. This car ‘carries a guarantce. 4 ride in it will convince you that this car is as represented. McCarthy & St. Thomas, 1208 Stanley St. Tel. 1396, USED CARS-— 1921 Ford 1-2 ton, panel, truck, 1617 Reo roadster, 1916 Overland touring car, 1918 Dodge touring car. 1916 Ford touring car. R. C. RUDOLPH, CHERRY BT. PHONE 2051-2, Auto Parts und Accessories 11 AUTOMOTIVE EQUIPMENT—Gasoline, of greases and tire service. Clark's Auto Ac. _cessory Shop, 136 So. Main Bt. BATTERIES--Ask the man who ownm Philadelphia. Guar. 2 years. J. M. Fai rell, 110 Franklin Square. Phone LET us recharge and inspect your batisrs before you put it into service for the surmer. A. G. Hawker, 52 Elm St. Teu 245/ PENNSYLVANIA VACUUM GUP tiro. cord snd fabric, in ail sizes. T. H. Cogrwell ‘8 Chestnut 8t.