New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 7, 1923, Page 12

WGy ‘ LBt s 'SATURDAY, LG 'NEW BRITAIN DAILY Brief News Dispatches From All Over the World| CITY ITEMS. THE HERALD Il AUTOMOTIVE ) “WANT ADS” Autos And Trucks For Sale 9 Autos And Trucks For Sale et L TB T —OVeriant baaH France never will allow serious in- Bootleggers quarrel is blamed for| Radio sets and supplies at Morans. Alphabatioads FARGAIN AUTOMOBILE LIST—Overland , FORD, 1933, panel delivery; can b ly Al od For Quick e ht. A iph, 127 Cherry terference by the Pope in Its domestic| virtual destruction by fire of Gam-f —advt. P pes “"“";““l“".n“‘ [ f‘hlz‘l::rlvnljill‘n‘,o Bulck 1010 Touring, .r;thot“. l:‘-m(.: Rudolpl or foreign policies, Poincare declares,| fleld, Nevada. Star of Good WIII" lodge, B. of B, | LINE RATEd FOR Pas- and deputies vote confidence in pre-| —_— | will hold a regular meeting Monday CONSECUTIVE INSERTION! Aaron G, Cohen, gor, g | i b 4 % 7 Park Btreet, Hartford, Conn. mier after dlscussing Pope's letter on| Arthur Lorenz former editor of evening at'8 o'clock in Jr, O. U, A. M, A e e FOT oy ninsdia ki ¢ d mbiw’ Garments A]so Gmy reparations and Ruhr occupation. German language newspaper in Chi-|hall, Deputy Peter Nolan of Plainville dayi 1 line WEHEK ONLY-We are overstocked. . It 1018 chassis . g L34 1 ine will_pay you to look them over. The Fair T cago s convicted of criminal Ilhrli\\'lll install the ofticers. i3 & H Vi | ¥, 1 line An automobile moving picture is ) g o 1o Dishange. 08 Aveh. Rt funabout iLioi Easy Terma. t GD i ts France and Belglum warn Chan-| against the American Leglon. Ope 0 n“c | cellor Cuno that diplomatic relations e | being shown at Jester's tonight.—advt 6 days 1 line BUICK 65—1014 model, paenger, first 2 Members of St. Joseph's Holy Name ||| 30 day: 3 line class running order, $16 o other cars | will be suspended unless Germany un- $1.80 §1 . , 3 ‘equlvocnnyprepudluteu Ruhr cflmy" Federated farmer labor party and|g,.jaty will attend communion in a Yearly Order Rates Upon Application. ’fru!fi -:;n’!?:o;l:'!‘-;-; o]nnr: 107 Arch B AUTOMQJ,}';\E:&L!‘:?A:Nslfiwm ©O Washington, July 7.—Dr. Heber R . | farmer labor party of the L'nltcrl‘\mdy at the 7 o'clock mass Sunday. ! Count 8 worGr to a Iine. m‘-}(_.,;,",;fin “S-passenger tOuring | ... 5 | and States will enter 1924 political battle ' ppe monthly collection will be taken (|| 14 lines to an tnch. car; thin car I8 in fine shape and is a price chea Votaw, superintendent of prisons and| Sofla reports clash of Greeks Tt _ A | 0, n ? : 3 v orms and conditions | asses en of *St. Minimum Space, 3 Lines. It R At dolph, 127 Cher tlon; owner leaving town. Turks near the Dardanelles with ge.| With dlstinct platforr up at all the masses, The men o Miuioeim’ ogse fAnen LT reai bargain, K. C. Rudolp horry | ton; owter leaving cown brother-in-law of President Harding, | | it of split in Chicago cOn.|Marer y d anian vere casualties on both sides. as a result of sp Mary's church will attend com | hi: - shasdertab | GARLAND T towros o Tenees e S made known yesterday some of the| e | ventlon. in a body at the 8 o'clock mass on || "No Ad Aceepted 'After 1 P. M. For||| HUICK, 1022, sport “model, new ~paint, 'OAKLAND § touring cars, ranging In pric | 5 | ! | Cinssified Page on fame Day. thoroughly reconditidned, tires good; call s from $§90 to §300. All of these cars findings of federal Investigators Into| John L. Lewis at United Mine| | Sunday. for demonstration. New Britain Bulck | well equipped, good tires and In fin Ads Acceptod Over the Teiophone For r X the use of drugs by federal prisoners| Workers convention at Atlantic City| Alice Robertson, former representa- | . Call 925 And||' Co. 225 Arch 8t.; Tel. 2607 :;;:,,.. mechanically, We need the room FORD! FORDS!— ' Gulbransen Player Planos. Morans' || enjence of (ustome cars must be sold this week. f Vi s working | —advt. ||| Ask For a “Want Ad" Operator. BUICK roadster, 1932, 3 good tires, condl- | g 0 2 e " narcotics are| declares there can be no substantial |tive decides that office gir 3 ¢ ver- | Irving Jester, 193 Arch §t., 'Phone 811, Abd ‘means by which | in.| COMPromise in essential points of at federal soldiers hospital at Musko- Mrs, Norah Muldowney of '14-’;‘ {tlon very good. Just thoroughly over-| LT JERLGLOIY e smuggled into penitentlaries and In-| \oriers demands including the eight| gee, Okla., must go back to corsets, |North street is resting cnm(urlm ¥:8h] e e s ek How —used but | OVERLAND TOURING CARS=3 o7 "TH stitutions, | hour day and 20 per cent wage ad-|roll up their hose, wear high neck|St. Francis hospital, Héql(fl;rsa Reael very iitile cad selling with a %0 day guar- at rllelll" m‘; );{Lcdul hcom;magh of b:: Conditions have improved greatly | vance. dresses and attend strictly to bustness. tWr:eQ m’mh'l:s Ml 103“”- 4 antee. N B. Bulck Co,, 236 Arch strest. | Eood. T U Rudolph, 127 Cherry [ e | Street tonight.—advt. one 2607, L LA LA DR PN M within the last year, he sald, with the| 5 Stephen A. Lynch and James V.| ANNOUNCEMENTS DATETS—ReRriaved Tate T930 saven-pas. | OVERLAND SodsT W0, open swpressds | ; vl % ¢ f ‘Price | livery n excellent condition; goo result that thousands of prisoners are | TO ROAR IN WOODS | Sulllvan who have been doing busi senger very excellent condition. 0T albo 1881 Ford eIt 5 o s | Florists and Nurserymen. 8| low. Aaron G. Cohen, Inc., 185 Park St. | B2 2 very. Aaron G, finding it extremely difficult to get PERSONALS | ness under the name of Lynch & | cint ke Hartford, Conn. Ine, 185 Park street, Hartford even small quantities of drugs. He' | Sulltyan, at the corner of Main and | CALIFORNIA AND JAPANESE privet, R Tt P T T e | 4 H 0 per 100, Barberry bush, | CHANDLER, 1921, 4-DASA AeSPALCh; TITeS | s e added that when the 1n\'nsl|gnlloni 5 4 | Lafayette streets, have dissolved part- | * irecs, overzreen. Small geranfum fine; machanical condition perfect; this Rho‘cl}”:‘ J;;x&r{, bui unru and body 1 @ begun the drug traffic was flour- | Lions to Assemble At Dr. Potts’ Yarm | o o g, . Sullivan has taken | piants, 3 for 23c; gerantum plante, 2 to| is a bargaln at $450, K. C. Rudolph, 137 excellent condition: 16 passeng ishing in the Atlanta penitentiary. Mr. and Mre, Leo Burna will gpend | Gambel knd Make AR 2 | over the business. 3 blossome, 2o cach; geranium plants, 3| Cherry St.; Dhone 0612 = Ho iy e Biacrr i B0 e L) 7 ¢ m and Make Merry Amidst PP 350 h 4.00 & doz. | C 3 , light six touring _car; B ACRE The investigation disclosed that|the coming week at Indlan Neck, e Victrolas and Pianos, Henry Morans | i3 5 WOSOES T Aot b0 k| oan be BoREht AE §o0d reduction.” R, C 2110, risoners frequently received presents y - | Green Fields on Wednesday Evening | —advt. | doz. Dresenium, a nice plant, b0c eac Rudolph, 127 Cherry St.; 'Phone 2051-3. | REO- TOURING, 1820, xo,f handkerchiefs, apparently new, but m‘;‘; and ‘:m\‘MP‘ Boad Rlower and | d *" | An automobile moving picture is| Pansies 30c a dnz. or S R ERS 8 | HODGE-—5-passenger touring car In good LAk otk diie e upon examination found to have been | it1dTen and BHss "‘P”‘:’:tes Kd”‘“"f Members of the New Britain Lions' | neing shown at Jester's tonight—advt | for window boscs 10¢ ench and uo. A vely |~ shape throughout. K. C."Rudolph, “137| Jietel, Pempsrs pritately owneds feessn saturated with cocaine. Prison physi-| 00 S0 B m'm“‘?‘ g ‘_"‘;’;‘: ‘;.:}: club will wind up the meetings for| Jrank Myers of New York city, a | Jo PIAGE 5 e e ey | DTN, < Bl clans discovered that prisoners would | R IE G TEINE OC JURE el the summer at a big open air mecl- | former resident of New Britain, 15 | iy MAN — Plice your ordar now fof |lires; looks very good. New ritain| IUEO, Tat6 1910, § Son virtually eat the cloth and that others| .\ "'p, ing on the farm owned by Dr. Joseph | visiting relatives here. fruit trees, berries, etc.; also dom,z vrun- | Buick Co. 225 Arch St.; 'phone 2607 :mm, good (”.T -n‘a mmo ~ould soak the handkerchiets in(PMi P £ H, Potts, near Wethersfield next Wed- | Meet me at Schmart’s for dinner.— | _Ing work. Simonsen. Phono 353\ FORE Touring car at $75 for quick-sale, | Gl00n utranteed; price $60 water and use the fluld hypoder-| ;o0 5 iy s snending a week | nesday evening. Dinner will be served | adv. [ EREERDL !‘_“':;!‘!M“;'“J‘fh""‘m:‘lf’:’g;ée:h“""‘;‘;:" 3{5& Rudolph, 127 Cherry St.; 'Phone| ayyq. mically. A Gibvi Basah Cuntsn |at 6 o'clock, the principal Ingredients| Mrs, V. Leist of Curtis street will | HeFEe b e, S0 es0. f————————————— | REO, 1917, 3-passenger roadster. R, Drugs Given in Kisses. S g |on the menu being products of the|spend the next two weks at Saybrook. |.— ey Rudolph, 137 Cherry 8t.; 'Phone 2051-2. “It was also found,” said the re-| 1 Mrs, J farm. | Have The Herald follow you on st and Foun i REO, 1919, Speedwagon, 1,600 1bs: capacity,| “that i instances when | 0t 4hd Mrx. James Hiine of Main il 1 ted the Ber-| your vacation, 18c a week, cash with TOST—Retween June 23 and 29, Mink mechanical condition guaranteed; prics) port, “that in many instances street are visiting in Boston and Low- | SIBns w peReractedion the BRIy ¥ neckplece; reward. Return to 183 Fair- | CHOICEST USED CARS IN THE CITY— 3400, X, M. Bearls, car. Bl and BISE wives, sweetharts or other women rel-| ) = npy g lin turnpike near Robbins station di- | order.—advt. B T Yiew at. Sts.; 'Phone 2110, atives, were permitted to see prison- e recting autos to the farm. lmy" Hctt‘ct:\c hcrg;'mt\t‘ \I\l‘\"t:!e"]:a"~ *a:‘i PURSE lost, Walnut HIll park, r«';mminlns‘ Bulck, 1922, sport model. | STANLEY BTEAMER—1 i ers they surreptitiously passed to the| rjsq Marguerite Lie King of Springfield, district governor | Cue, Policeman Patrick small bills and steel beads, Please, re- Buick, 1921, touring. car with new boiler. Th ‘ i iegey, who is at- ’ | P % v esent the | turn to 60 West Main St. | lent shape mechanicall Irving Ji men in their parting kiss a small re-| o, qyn2 yale summer school, is| ©f Massachussetts, will deliver the ad- |Thomas Woods will repr i m_to C Bulck, 1018, 4-cyl. touring. by it woNaar vy ‘T.hllgll = | ceptacle containing drugs or narcotics. |y penqing the week-end with her par- | Ares. New Britain police department at the Store_Announcements 7| Buick, 1918, coupe. Btudebaker Year. | state convention of the State Pollce- | gy —oorens tailor shop, July | Buick, 1919 coupe. STUDEBAKER, 1921, special six touring Also in other instances, when infants| = Mi M 3 v There will be a program of sports |ents, Mr. and Mrs. Leon F. Liegey of | men's association at Stamford, July| 7, at 15 Commercial St.; glad to see old car; very good appesrance; good tir were pressed to the bars for a final|, e 'Nonty gtreet. Miss Helen Liegey | Including a three legged race, a bag cuddling by the prisoners, they were| . nongine the summer at the [5‘“,).' race, potato race, horse shoe pitch-|11. A i f“":'N;“;‘D"“";"‘):‘i‘:"‘n TR “NEXT TO A NEW BUICK 18 A s 'b.‘l;’[l:;:; 21‘2).“0. Rudolph, 127 Cherry H o 7 e | o) < : v s Lunche: P ‘rowell’s,— | WA —1,{ , c 4 " ) = the innocent bearers of ‘dope’ se-| . gty of TLos Angeles, California.|IN8 contests, yarn swapping contests,| Noonday Luncheon a | to be woll' dressed on ensy weekly pe/- USED BUICK. STUDEBAKER 1927, special touring, terma) creted in the small rubber napkins or While In th , e etc., with the possibility of winin advt. 63 Cherch . at city she "wil 0 possf y of wining u 5 . J ments, Boston Clothing Store, $300, cash baiance monthly, also 1920, elsewhere about thelr clothing. b v Ahe Wl et four round boxing, match bes| C. ¥. Kolpac, clerk at the Newark | g™ Noxe to Heraid ofice. Dodge roadster, 1916, N el e mabOuy - i According to Dr. Votaw many con- o, tween club champions. Hupmobile, 1922, touring. Park St., Hartford, Conn, shoe store, reported to the police that | YGT forgot something, that when you hu(); victs had large quantities of drugs Mr. and Mrs. V. E. Morache of 433 Prizes will be awarded to the win- ’mmponm stole 2 Eolll. mm:)\ from t'hlu a camera from us it is not a sale unt hidden in the soles and heels of thelr| o ; ners of the contests. The prizes have |store at about 7:30 o'clock last night. | goy By ot hore, " Arcado Studio. | These cars have been reconditioned USED CARS OF QUALITY— Chestnut street will leave tomorrow to & R vou make good snap shots. Moral: Buy shoes when they arrived. Others car-| 5 PR BVEr Bo) CEEE B o been donated by members of the club,| Have The Herald' follow you on and newly painted. iits ried narcotics in their mouths. Under | o Friends of the Lions have been invit- i 1922 § 4 ,,_____—_] Open every evening until 9 o'clock. -pass. Buick touring car. the folds of envelopes in mail arriv- led to b o ‘ i - Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Penny of | 8 profent, The police have been notified that | AUTOMOTIVE 1920 7-pass. Hudson touring car. ing for prisoners frequently small g 2 el s T S Bloomfield N, J. will return home the operator's license of Sim Book- | 1019 b-pass. Oakland. B for demonstration. 1918 Dodge. quantities of cocaine had been con- 5 | . . . ; Qnorewaiensivisical thethomeiof (“onSOhdahon Plans f(n man of 60 Columbia street has been Auto and Truck Agencies 8 e 1922 2-paes. Bulck roadster, cealed. M . v r. Penny's parents, Mr. an 2 | "Bet . In a few institutions Dr. Votaw| " | PPn’ny lephido oy d Mre Railroad to Be Held Up |returnca. BUIGK MOTOR CATIS —“Be((er Gar afe Be-| F. J. Foley, Mgr. of Used Car Dept. stated guards and trustees were found i 4 | Washington, July 9.—Granting 1 Free movies at Jester's, 193 Arch | ing built and Bulck 18 h~“‘“‘,’x‘“§n them.” 1919 4_-pua. Bulck coupe. to be leagued with prisoners requiring quests made by governors of New |street tonight.—advt. New Britain Bulck Co., 225 Arch street. Trades on new and used cars 1920 Ford sedan. Mr. and Mrs Eugene Applebee and i 2 ‘Telephone 2607, ttxidered. Y Pl raclE: drugs, though the great volume of| .\ Lingland states, the interstatc com- G, JEWE] 36O = er, Mae, of Hackensack, N, J., ates, =5 CADILLAC, JEWETT & PAIGE CARS. drugs entering the prison was trace- 5 asacl, Nl merce commission today postponed | s Lash Motor Co. A Reputable Concern,’ McCARTHY & ST. THOMAS, are visiting at the home of Danfel able to the prisoners and their until September 24 its hearings in! o o T G ‘ Weat Main, Cornar. Idijcoln: fit. | 1208 STANLEY ST. Applebee of Robert street. P & WILL DEPORT GIRL g UCOR | friends. L2 Boston on railroad consolidation pro- | st tvlic ! 0 NEW BRITAIN BUICK CO, TEL. 13%. et | | mccessories. American Sales Co, 8 Elm St. CHANDLER and Cleveland motor cara and Doossionally. Siipe By, | Dudley Walker of the Vulcan Iron|Posals Wwhich affect that terrltory.|npugy peave Country Though Here | GHEVROLET touring, $526; coips §380;| 235 ARCH T PHONE 2601 b AL “When the fact is realized that at| .. o o Providence yesterday on They were to have been held in Jul Boik intiata i Bedan. $8801 K OBy (artary. "Tha' Now . Atlanta there are more than 2,600 (.. o - 2 The postponement was sought by New Since Away Back in | Britaln Motor :Sales Corp., 6 Main 8t — e prisoners and but 110 guards,” said AH FEngland state officials in order to al- New York, July 7.—Polo [I'atton, | COLUMBIA AND OVERLAND motor cars. | Auto Parts and Accessories 11 Dr. Votaw, it {8 marvellous that the " ) low time for the sifting out the senti- | o o | arrived | Sales and Service. R. C. Rudo'ph, 127 AUTO accessories, tires, vulcanizing, stors The Misses Eleanore Desmarais, Sue B an imbecile Russian girl, who arrived | Snles ‘and Service. R, ¢ | R LI RO S T vernment has been able to cope 1 ment of New England interests to- is ¢ v i a 5 | L AT ) = e :‘om Win sitokbion as’ well.as it h:; Hartney, Anna Rajune and Allce Lu- | ity " ol ool proposal 1oL this seuntrydny Haz4 S “,hO;Q LODGB BROTHERS MOTOR CARS—Raies| FORD with del\ery_box and roadster deck, Cogswell, § Chestuut St.; Phone 1418 “|dorf left today for Lake Quinsiga- J B bt | father, Hyman Pattor, of Olean, N. Y., | ™04 gorvice, §. & F. Motor Sales Co. 155| $150. K. M. Searle, cor. Elm and Park | AUTOMOTIVE EQUIPMENT —Gasoline, olls, We have a splendid system of check-| o4 Worcester, Mass., where they . ;—‘" e is an American citizen, will be deport-| Eim 8t. Cor. Franklin; phone 731, | _8ts; 'Phone 2110, oh) greases and tire service. Clark's Auto Ace ing up on all material recelved Into| ;| e the guests at Villa V ASSAILS MANCHESTER. ed desplte the statute of limitations, DURANT ANL STAR mofor cars. Sales | FORD, 1921, coups With many exiras Tock | ceasory Shop, 138 So. Mein Bt. [ Villa Vandrenie. | P Lo L AV0- 30 MR 5 4 the prisons, but occasionally some e under a decision by Federal Judgo| And service, "Just Real Good Cara" C.| wheel mifror, moto-meter etc, xe tires | ATTERTES— the who ToWETE . Bei - ' slips by. N = A Liquor Report Raps Leading People pe i fie 18 Main St. Phone 2216. and In excellent mechanical shape; good Philadelphi Guar. 3 years, J. M., Fare dope’ slips by. Miss May Dougherty and Miss Mary | "/ 1100 TR0 FADS G400 PEOPIC | \insiow today. FORD GARE, Fordson t7actor. Gales serve, DaInt; can bo bought right. R, C. Ru-| rell, 110 Frankiin Square. Phone 1318, “The drug evil is one of the most|\yalsh of Portland are spending the | aor : | Judge Winslow’ decision, Assistant|™ ‘jco; genuins parts and acceasories. Auto-|_dolphy 127 Cherry St.; 'Phone 2051-2, | == - — — ;uar:nlnld-tl:n;flom e blrnu:t tc&n:}wovk.enn with Mr. and Mra. Willlam | m“’{fl““”me"- N Hi' -’"t'y 7,“““""!‘"?;Umlml States Attorney James C.| motive Bales & Servico Co. 200 B, Main. FORD rumabout with bk body. Tnquire , an a regrettable fact at|J, s v 0 ve at “many prominent citizens of | o ; sef 7 AN B EX— ATHerica’ ¥ | Conn. Light and Power Co.; R. Ter- |J. Sullivan of 70 Beaver street. Thomas said, practically settled the HUDSON AND BESSEX—America's leading N livan GET READY FOR THE FOURTH— thousands of young men and women | Manchester are known to be sympa- | __ . ta G v car valuee. See the new coaches. Honey- e : = cases of Sammy Goldman of Syracuse | ;"\ yty’ sales Co, Snles and Service, | FORD—Late model, compiere; ThIS car To BARSInN UL (o suboRt Ry WAL our_serv too are slaves to the habit. If the thetic with.liquor law violators {f not | 2 A ! i | o o] HEA | Ay and Albany and ldith Kaplein now| 139 Arch 8t. Phone 210y in excellent shape; equipped with af e & federal government would establish HUGE METEOR SEEN, actually allied with them,” were made pending before Judge Cooper and|HUPMOBILE CARS_Sales and service, Gity | COVers, epare tire and moto-meter. A. G. ONEI%PTX‘{(‘ESQ&K&T%Q_T'%% 34 an institution for first offenders we Selte s in a report on the liquor situation 1nj(, 3 | 5 : Hawker. N - oddard. Governor Smith recently| Service Station, Hartford Ave, Corner B would be able to salvage many Incip-| Ship Reports Noting Great Object| New Hampshire by Ora W. Craig, ;p‘_t‘m;nm S eniacnE tolaliow mi Brioiey, Mot 15 30hin BE A“IE Panoine: PHONE 800, fent human wrecks. As the situation| oy From Sky Off Savannah, | St2ie law enforcement commissioner. | bo o5 W08 B | LEXTNG! X s | | 4 : * | The report sald that HNIshorough |#oldman boy b and service. Bence, 61 Main St.| GREAT USED CAR VALUES— is, however, thess men and women >, 7 P — a county, in which the cities of Man-| [Folo Patton arrived here in 1914 | phone 221 1922 Hudson Coach. your_batters who are just beginning to fall vic- Washington, July 7.—The prize—| | hone 3816, = S d o 4 chester and Nashua are situated, was | With her mother, was found to be a|MOON MOTOR CARS—Favorably known 1920 Buick Touring. before you put it Into service for the | tims to the drug habit must be herd- | if there was one—for the outstanding the 0w attakt wastion TRt heTatats | mental defective, and immediately or~, the world over. F. L. Green, Sales and 1919 Dodge Sedan. summer. A, G, Hawker, 52 Klm st.’ Tew .| Bervice. 227 Glen §t. Phone 2899, 1922 Mazwell Touring 2456, ed "“-h' old 0:':0"“" and incurable| contribution to marine phenomena dered deported, A few days after she| users of narcotics.” | e -4 . i s NARH and Oakiand motor cars. Sales and 1923 Ford Coups. SALE on used tire tubes; also fabric ani reportad, during the current wesk,to| EATS FIREWORKS, DIES left for Europe was war declared and | ™, j106 A, "G, Hawker, 58 Elm St Tele-| 1920 Ford Coupe. cords, 30x3 to 36x. 50c each. 336 Euat the Naval Hydrographic oftice, would | Newark, N. J., July T.—A polson- | the liner ordered back to New York.| phone 2456. 1921 Maxwell Coupe. Main Bt. Phone 635-3, g0 to Captain R. D. Robbins, master | . |Bhe was then released on bond, and |REG MOTOR CARS and trucks. ienneth M 49170 Chalmere Touring. USE Dayton “Thorubred” cords 1f ~ you NOTICE. of the British ship Manaqui. An fm.|OUS Bubstance contained in fireworks| 1818 Reo Tourlng. Alus. The LARDARTRNGE of- Deis ks il | has been here ever since. Searle & Co. Sales and service. Cor. Elm | New Britain, Conn. | mense_meteor “of brilliant blue color | Which he found in his home and ate| i | and Park Sts, New Britain, Conn. Tele- 3 :_:fl"n“‘s".‘;efm’{&“f::l- Ball_Tire Co, 210 Arch St. Tel. 1743 Sheneiaile: o WILLARD BTORAGE Baiterle July 7, 1923. v {18 believed to have caused the death | | B ¥ with & wake of what appeared to be I' ANNOUNCED T | Rock Bottom Prices for Quick Sals servico, Simmons Storage Battery E:f | I will sell at auction on|red fire” was observed during a re.|Of Robert, two year old son of Li-| ENGAGEMI | BN ok : July 9th at 1:00 o'clock, daylight|cent trip down the Atlantic coast, the | cénse Commissioner Thomas Ford o{‘ Announcement has been made Of |grypERAKERS- Light six touring, $976; | "L"‘E‘“";;D S b - == = : th ' rch St. saving time, at 45 Union street, one | skipper sald, his ship being at that |this city. |the engagement of Miss Mildred Far-| special six touring, §1,276; big six touring, Victrola and sixteen records, to the|time about opposite Savannah, Ga.| Robert, With his brother had un-rell of 36 Crown street to Thomas J.| $1780; F. O. B factory. M. Irving Jester, THL.ES109. highest bidder, by order of court. | The glare was 80 intense, the report |earthed some fireworks left from the | Moran of Bristol. Miss Farrell is a | RESIATSHIBERLEDIN: W AIOt udRbRkar yas L ST dent sl Evice Lo yousidbe. Signed, continued, that the Manaqui and the |fourth and ate one known as a|popular employe of the VFafnir Bears| b o o Bt e R T 4 J. W. MANNING, |surrounding sea for a considerable |" Soon after he became |ing Co. and Mr. Moran is an electri- | WILLYS-K? cars, showr at 'HUPMOBILE, 1927, touring car In excel: | in charge of v:xp‘e}lf":’m“eérl'f'.f"mr.':':: S ‘ 4 Elm B8t.; service, 1 Cherry 8t. ‘The lent condition throughout, 5 fine cord reasonabie. Theo. i 5-pass. Essex touring car. Pick out your used car and call Higl de T cars. 45 Union street, | distance was vividly {lluminated in |V and died despite 'efforts [clan. No date has been set for the Sleeve Valve Motor.” R. C. Rudolph; tires; price is low. N. B. Bulck Co., 326 | Constable. [ purple for several minutes. of physicians to save him. { wedding. "Phone 2051-2, S PR Arch St 'phone 2007, S TAXI STATIO liable service. Keep these 'phone numbers mind. Daytime, 867; night, 1842-3. Louis Miller, THEM DAYS IS GONE FOREVER Harm This .on Your Harmonica. By Al Posen ; ?*-r_-w e 0 . BON ST.—Garage to rent. inquire e o e i e e e e e ] — ‘ o and Jones, 294 Maln 8t.'T e e e e e e e e T e e e e e = S e e A % Pttt e D T =_=== quire within. JUST GAZE UPON THAT cROwD | A LIFEGUARD!!- Well T swould Think ure- | THEM DAYS 1S T OF MEN '~ ~ THE WOMAN, BEAT T P— AAD AS BrAZeN SAVERS WOULD BE MEN GONE FOREVER ! matoreyeles ]nyux"_fn;&::l&;n un’;:‘?mq indisn, WHO 1S SHE @ AS COULD B¢ - EXCLUSIVELY . 1 sxnm..n;.ms'mimp;ifi One. 3020 1o in §oo8 runhing order, Charies B ian fiely, ‘\l)lil\ Phone 17us, Service Stations, Kepairing 17 ACETYLE: WELDING, brazing and cais bon burning. Comumercial Welding Co, 2277013:: St, vear L'lllu.v Phone 2599, YLENE WELDING, cutting and breze ing. Carbou burnin Welding _Co. 18 _Winthrop st ARCH ST. RADIATOR WOKKS—Suc to Hultquist Bros. Export repairing, ail. kinds of auto radiators, smasiied fenders, bodles, eic. Work guaranteed pertect at lowest prices, 107 Arcu., Phcne 1326-3. AUTOMOBILE PAINTING SHO; dote Ravizza, rear 332 Park St. Phone 576-1% House phone 212-13, rear 78 Prospeot Bta AUTOMOBILE ruuning board molding pu on. All varieties replaced. Remember that service is our aim and that are auto hody and radiator experts. O, Becker, Corbin Place. Phone 663, BATTEKIES—\W nen in trouble and iu need rvice ses us Edw. Zack at the City Service Btas tion, Hartford Ave, at Stanley Bt. BUDIES, lamps, radiatars ana renders re paired to & uew conmition. Cores instalied. Low prices. New England Radlator Works ™| 36 E. Main St. Phone 880. CARS WASBHED, polisned, oiied Authorized @imoniz statiol Automobile Laundry, rear $33 ki 1 5 DE ING and repairin )//“E,Sfi, ALICE / » the CurlnlnsAu(nmnlhu Bocioe Con 4:: 1 l TE.D AS 'T » A Main St. Phone 1:1. S Yo V;/ORK, GENERAL REPAIRING and overhauling by 1 DIOT expert mechanics. Service car at your disposal at any time. Fireproof garage. Charland's Auto Bervice Station, 433 Main_strest. HUDBON & ESSEX service. Uharges cons sistent with workmanship. McG: and Bennett, 139 Arch St. Phone 11 HAVE your carbon burned out so that your car won't knock on your next trip. Stop In anytime during the day or Mon. day, Wednesday and Friday nights, and we will do it while you walt. Auto Re= pair Co., 538 East Main Bt., ‘Phone 2016-3, snington §e. General re- and overhauling. Day and night Transients accommoedated. Low rates. Tei. 1735, 121 Washington streat. TOPS, side curtains and_siip-covers made to fit your car or repaired. Auto bodies of every description upholstered and re- paired. Twenty years experience in this businss. J. W. Walsh Auto Top & Up- holstering Co., 207 Eim at. near Seys mour 8t. Phone 264 TOPS, side curtains and seat e, made over and repaired at Doolittie's Auto Top Shop, 336 Main St. - 4