New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 27, 1923, Page 14

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY¥ 27, 1928. 1923 Opening Sale of Building Lots at Indu Stri al Pa (Located just off Stanley street, on Wolcott, East and Berkeley streets; also Landers, Mansfield and Wynola avenues.) This property is only THIS IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY IN REAL ESTATE a few minutes’ walk from Landers, Frary & Clark’s Ellis street plant and in consequence of tlus must steadily increase in desirability and value. as never again can you purchase in this location such level, fertile land as is offered you mow at these ground floor prices. BUY FOR HOME, INVESTMENT OR SPECULATION Prices From $98 to $198 Terms, 10 Per Cent to 20 Per Cent Down — $5.00 to $20.00 Per Month No Taxes Until 1924 No Interest For One Year None Higher Think of These Prices in the City of New Britain DO YOU WANT YOUR OWN HOME? “Bodwell Service Leads to Independence” And with our assistance you can pay the rent into your own pocket. Every time you sing “Home Sweet Home” in a rented house you make the landlord smile. VALUABLE PRESENTS GIVEN AWAY SATURDAY: AND SUNDAY AFTERNOONS ABSOLUTELY FREE Whether You Buy or Not To Advertise This Property THREE SPECIAL PRIZES For the three largest purchasers during this sale. Prizes on exhibition at 1. Porter Co., 377 Main Street this property is now under development by the same company that made “BELVIDERE?” the talk of the town If you do, we will give a WARRANTY DEED when only one-third of the purchase price is paid, and will assist you to get a mortgage for 80 per cent of the value of your house. Interest simply 6 per cent. No honus— no sérvice charge. . ; INDUSTRIAL PARK cannot be kept down as it is so close to the factories, and between Stanley street and railroad must eventually be other factor- jes. If offers an ideal location for the workingman’s home, where the fer- tile soil should supply his table with fresh vegetables from May until Nov. If you want to select your location before the sale, call our office for auto. Sale Starts 2 O’clock Saturday Afternoon--Free Tickets Given on Grounds THE BODWELL REALTY CO. NATIONAL BANK BUILDING F. E. Crandall, Manager ~ PHONE 1801 hth containing a store and restaue rant on the ground floor and aparte ments on the other floors. Parcel Post Weights to Russia Can Be Doubled Washington, July 27.—The weight | dians w 2 mpli cating their task all day stood around | the waterfront and yelled ‘‘Come| IFATHER AXD SON WEBK DECLARES PROHIBITION ESCAPE FROM SOVIETS NEIGHBORLY CALL, HARDING EXPLAINS This I WhathHe Terms His Stop-0if at Yancouver By The Canadian Press. Vancouver, B. C., July 27.—A peighborly call. That is Président Harding’s conception of the interna- tional historic event which took place in Vancouver yesterday. The head of | his visit to Vancouver. |much of friendly badinage and noth- IS HARMFUL T0 THROAT English Specialist Tells Temperance League He Suffered Greatly | Officers and Crew of American Trad- “We have one more bond in com-| mon. We all speak the English lan. guage and in your country and min we speak it in the same way,” was |the way the president rounded out a | speech filled with graclous friend-| liness and whimsical good humor in| | | response to a toast in his honor at a| Portsmouth, Fng., July 27.—8ir St. dinner given him by the government | Clair Thomson, noted British laryn- of Canada last night at the close of | gologist, gave his personal testimony There was on the offect of American ;‘romhmon‘ lin speaking yesterday at a “temper- ing at all political in the pruldent'fl‘“"c“ breakfast,”” at which Dame So-| speech. . | phia Gertrude Wintz, vice president v |of the National Temperance league, ‘entertained the doctors attending the |annual conference of the British Medical Assoclation. | again.” and Slip Away From Custody. Nome, Alaska, July 27—Officers and | crew of the American trading schoon- er Iskum of Tacoma, Wash., were be- During a Visit Here, ing freed themselves from the cus- sla. The men of the Iskum seized ‘soviet | guards placed. aboard their vessel ta‘ | keep the craft in Siberian waters, es-| ‘Congres;an Blanton Is Bering sea to Nome. Today the erstwhile guards are in ! {caped from Anadyr and crossed the the observance in 1817 and Roys' OBSERVED 1§ NOVEMBER | ing Schooner Seizo Russian Guard |y, emptional Committee, Y. M. C. A. Changes Dates So As to Celebrate Week Around Armistice Day New York, July 27.—A change in ing congratulated here today on hflV—‘thp, dates of National Father and Son week, tody of the soviet government of Rus- | center each year around Day, is endorsed by President Hard- ‘ms in a letter received at the New York offices of the International Com- mittee, Y. M. C. A, which originated S0 as to have the observance Armistice whose Work committee continues to d its promotion. Iimit on parcel post packages address- ed to Russia will be doubled, effectiVe August 1, and the postal rate will be reduced 56 per cent. Announcement of the change today also included a warning to persons in the United States sending merchandise to Russia to make provision for the payment of customs duties at the time of maliling. Kaplan ;rfi R’I;r;ue Vfiuy , Begley Block for $90,000 i Samuel I, Kaplan and Samuel W. Menus have purchased the Begley | hlock on Main street from the Begley | estate at a price said to be approxi- mately $90,000. The pgw owners are Englanci to Announce How She Will Aid U. S. Dry Law. By The Associated Pri London, July 27.—~Announcement regarding what Great Britain will do to assist the United States to solve the rum running problem is expected before parliament adjourns on Aug. 2. Reports of British agreement under certain conditions to the American proposal to extend territorial watérs to a distance of 12 miles were semi- officially denied. A new variety of peach called the Wilma", is claimed to be of better the big household south of the 49th Freed on Libel Charges Main street businessmen. The prop-|quality and to ripen a week later than parallel dropped in to see his neigh- bor to the north in much the same spirit as Mr. Harding put it himself, as one runs next door to borrow a couple of eggs. | That was not only the sentiment| expressed in words by the chief ex- ecutive of the American republic on each of the four or five occasions that | he addressed assemblies of Canadian citizens. It was the manner in which | he conducted himself throughout the entire day. It was, too, the spirit in which the people of Canada received the first visit to the dominion ever paid by a president. For it was the people of Canada who received him. Not only did the 250,000 people of greater Vancouver turn out in a body to shout their greetings to the president but an- other 50,000 flocked into the city for the same purpose. |stump {n 1922, | lica 1 was distinctly uncomfortable,” | |snid Bir"St. Clair. | sweets, and this seemed I e, |ever, T suffered a severe attack |gout, and 1 returned to drinking." The local newspapers say that the |temperance breakfasters smiled Comanche, Texas, July 27.—Con- gressman Thomas L. Blanton was ac- quitted last night of the alleged libel of former Congresaman Oscar Calla- way. Mr. Blanton and Mr. Callaway were pitted against each other on the Mr. Blanton defeated Mr. Callaway and went to congress representing the 17th district. The cuse, pungent with politics centered | about a campalgn document alleged | to have appeared in the Cisco, Texas, News on July 16, 1923, touching upon Callaway's war reco Cardinal Marini Dies, i Rome Dispatch States The Aesocisted Press. i London, July 27. — The death of | Cardinal Nicolo Marinl was announc- | By led in a Central News dispatch from | [the throat specialist’s confession. “The first few days I was in Alnel'-;thp custody of American authorities. to Dr. Charles Bond told the pany that more than 10,000 of the| 30,000 beds provided by the velun.| tary hospltals for use in the United | Kingdom were used as a direct resplt | of excessive indulgence in alcohol. | Professor Harold Sourfield suggest- ed watercress as a substitute stimu-| iant for the body. He termed it a |classic food which the anclent Greeks|Atlanta Prelate Says Hypothesis believed to be helpful to their minds. | “Then T took to|gel, Bal Chimo, aided in the escape relieve | of the Iskum. On my return to England, how- | the Iskum from getting away th of [Chimo ran aground. maderate | someone aboard put her steering gear |out of order. | at jcan schooners that the soviet author- |1tles ordered held on charges of vio- COM- | jating Russian trading laws. PRIEST TALKS ABOUT | | | “The change from the week of Lin- |eoin's birthday, used for the purpose |of the observance until this year, has | been made in response to the desire of national and international Sunday |school organizations. The president's letter follows: . “My attention has been called t |the Natlonal Father and So move- ment, which is to he launchén during National Father and Son week, No- |vember 11-18. It is a great pleasure for me to commend this movement, |which has as its objective to draw to- gether in & more intimate way the fathers and sons of America, and to EYOLUTION THEORIES‘."M!!M“ and develop this relation- ship. - ——— “The success of this movement dur- iing the past years has won for it a 18 | distinct place. Since the movement | has become world-wide in character, {1t is most fitting that it center around | |the date of world-wide significance, The Hudson's Bay Co. trading ves- Ordered to prevent Bay It was said" that The Iskum was one of four Amer- Not Incompatible With Catholicism dmicnmom | JANY OUT OF JOBS | cardinal | | | Striking Telephone Girls Won't Be Re- Rome this afternoon in 1843 he was created a December 4, 1916, He was secretary of the congregation for the Oriental hurch When the Unlted States transport Henderson raised anchor and sailed for Seattle the combined traffic po- leemen of Vancouver raised a sigh of rellef. But the mishehaved mob . of (« | | oording to Announcement, | | Boston, July 27.—The operators of five New Fngiand states | Roasting CHICKENS Native BROILERS National Meat Stores Co. 70 WEST MAIN STREET TEL. 483 LARGEST RETATLERS OF QUALITY MEATS IN U, 8. Prime Rib ©9Q ROASTS ... 1h 28¢ Blade Cuts Native FOWL 1Tflnzmph Co., were at peace |which began when |ing day and higher wages. The peace was declared yesterday, After two votes had been taken by the striking girls on the question of | | returning to work at the terms the| company offered which provide that today after exactly one month of gtrife N the operators | »29¢ R§) {'ST:’. Pot i 18(: Boyden Is Decorated by £ sl Governme — - aris, July 27 Fresh Calves’ R LIVER Leopol of Leopold on Roland ¥ les on the ocearion of his — vacant may return at unchanged Choice Fricassee CHICKENS iplans impaired, to company officials not nearly the girls who went on strike will be TR 7 re-employed immediately as their chS (,em_"ne places have heen filled LAMB ..... b T.—The Be 1 the d 38¢ Legs Milk Fed VEAL...... b 28¢ BUTTER .. b 47c in quarters onferred S Lean Smoked | SHOULDERS Jondon, England—Preservatives in | fond are responsible for a lot of the' appendieitis now. at thé€ hearing of a firm charged with doctoring «ausage so it would retai lits flavas Menger. l‘bl l C OH., NOow \\';', KNOW! LEAN PLATE CORNED BEEF ......... 6C b that's floating | Bmith, i |Ga,, hired Until There is a Vacancy, Ac- |recently has been evolutionary doctrine, said before sailing by the American liner telephone | kroonigna: |and the New England Telephone and |incompatible with Catholicism again | A ygustine In his polemical |long ago suggested that such a theory of eati by h union struck for a seven hour work- 1,”::;‘:‘:';‘,’;&": ::,‘;m. mean evolution, B character can and will be debated for centuries.” nt of Belgium “hen definite proof. - does not debate the issue of evolution because it is, after all, inconsequential r whether creation building process or a spontaneous act ment as|on the part of the Creator. unofficial representative of the United |interested in the soul-life of the hu- Etates gn the reparations commission | man being regardiéss of the steps of | his origin.” around .first prize in a 80 a medical officer testified elderly women here the other day |ene he met There were 130 entrants. New York, July 27.—The Rev. R. H. a Catholic priest of Atlanta, Willlam Jennings Bryan preaching anti- yesterday where ““The hypothesis of evolution 1s not 8t. writings He even re- I do not recognizes of this that Catholleism because questions Father 8mith sald he was amused v girl there at the gravity of young students who |as many girls as there are positions|,c.opteq the reconstructed prehistoric animal the wages but with seniority and benefit Hmnr; ;sthoml fide Museum of Natural “Do you think,” he asked that by In many cities however according |(,ying ‘the jnwbone of Al Jolson or all [nfary Pickford that any scientlst could ‘l"llld up the face of elther of |two personages these ‘The trouble is that young men and wemen of today accept these fables of half-baked evolutionists as true, single one rests on a The Catholie church not a was by a slow, up- We are PRETTY AT 96. Italy—A woman, 086, beauty contest won for Turin, One, who as 73, had hair that was perfectly black. | Armistice Day. B8urely, the coming generation will need to be conatantly reminded of their obligation to help | maintain the peace of the world, for | which milllons of fathers and sons | have died In past years. “It is hoped that all individuals as well as constructive agencies, inter- ested in the boy life of our nation, will |give this week due consideration and recognition by bringing together fath- |ers and sons in schools, churches, |clubs and other places, and assisting | the boys of the community to their lewn inherent right of companionship with their fathers.” | |Creditors Protest $20,000 Claims Against Belkin | Claims amounting to about $20,000 | fled by friends and relatives against | [the bankrupt estate of Herman| | Balkin of this city were informally| | protestad at a meeting of the cred- itors of the estate before Referee| Edward M. Yeomans yesterday. Due| to this action on the part of some| of the creditors, no dividend was de-| clared by Referee Yeomans and hear- ings on the claims will be resumed*at a later date. Much time was spent yesterday in discussion over the sale of a store on a conditional bill of| sale which was transferred to the| Mutual Finance Co. by the original buyer, The ownership of the store! is at present being disputed. | EVERY MINUTE (\ Berlin, Germany—A man rigged out | as Charlie Chaplin, even to the trick | mustache, and familiar “canal boats,” amused folks here for a couple of |hours. He embraced nearly" every ‘ Citizens thought they were being filmed But they were | being rcbbed and they knew it not— ‘unul later, erty in question is a block five stories uwguwflmi! il FREEATY il m? 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