New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 5, 1923, Page 16

SCHOOL FOR ATRMEN "ENGOURAGES PROBE a Tnvites Mayor to Investigate and Tells Who Backers Are An investigation of the National Asronautie Assoclation, which Mayor A. M, Poonessa announced several weeks ago would be instituted in an effort to determine whether the as. sociation's proposition of fying school scholarships were as represented, s invited in a letter sent to the mayor Ly the association. A copy of the letter follows: “On or about July 19, this associa- tion wrote you advising that a free fiying scholarship was heing Inaugu- rated to give qualified young men or women an opportunity to learn to iy without having to pay the cost of tui- tion at a good flylng school, “It was explained in the letter that these scholarships could be earned by candidates arousing public inter- est in your community in support of national aeronautics, and effectively tying that sentiment, through mem- bership in the National Aeronautic Assoclation, with the natlon-wide campaign now under way by the as- soclation, to put America first in the a “You were so kind as to recom- mend the names of two persons as contestants, “We are now informed that a New Britain newspaper recently stated that the mayor would investigate the N. A A “Will you kindly advise whether this statement is correct? If it is, will you be so good as to make your Investigation at as carly date as pos- sible, so that you may give the re- sults to the paper that announced you would investigate? “For your information we beg to state that Howard E. Coffin, vice president of the Hudson Motor Co., Detroit, is president; Col. B. I. Cas- tle of the Irving National Bank, New York, and a former officer in the U. 8. army, is treasurer; Porter H. Adams of 1352 Beacon street, and Godfrey Cabot of 940 Old South Building, both of Boston, are the governors for the first district, of which Connecticut is a part and that Hon. Newton Baker, former secretary of war, and Gen. Leonard Wood are governors-at-large. Dr. James T. Williams, one of the editors of the Boston Transcript will be glad to give you information about the asso- clation. We are inclosing facsimile letters of the late President Harding WANTED WANTED for our Waist, Cloak and Suit Departments, for Satur- day afternoon and evenings. Those 'havil;g had experience preferred, but experience is not nec- essary. Apply at once to Mr. Mullaney. The Big Store Raphael’s Dept. Store SALESLADIES and Orville Wright on the subjeet, “We are seeking to bulld up & local ehapter of the association in the cities of Connecticut as In other states and are striving to spéed up this work through award of scholarship to con- testants who will work up lecal inter. est and enroll 100 members, You will, therefore, appreciate how important it is to the assoclation If you will| make publie through the press your | conclusions, If the statement is true that the press or a newspaper of New Britain has announced that you in- tended to investigate the association,” CITY ITEMS. Cloak Dept, salesladies wanted for| Baturday afternoons and evenings nt The Big Store—Raphael's Dept, Store, advt, Mr, and Mrs, George H, Wells of Hart street have returngd after a| motor trip to Canada, “Where the Ganges Flow trot record, C, 1, Plerce & Co,~— e New England Security Co, has ht sult for $150 against 8. D, Abrahamian. The action is return- able In the city courts of Hartford on| the first Monday in October, Deputy Sherift Matthew Papsiak served the| writ and property of the defendant in ' this city has been attached, Allen E, BroSmith of Hartford is counsel for the plaintif, Cloak Dept. salesladies wanted for Saturday afternoons and evenings at The Big Store—Raphael's Dept, Store, advt, Miss Emma Miller of 475 Arch street has returned from a trip to Philadelphla, Atlantic City and New York, Drop in Chevrolet prices. Open models $31, Coupe $42, Sedan $68, All models ready. 6 Main St.—advt. Miss Rose Miller of Arch street will be contralto soloist for the High Holidays at the Emmanuel Synagogue, Hartford. Gulbransen Player Pianos. Morans' ~—advt th [31 Pony Express Riders . . Continue Speeding on Salt Lake City, Sept. 5.--Across the vast stretches of isolation in Utah's mountainous northwest area, the pony express riders rode today, having covered more than 1,060 miles from 8t. Joseph, Mo., to San Fran- cisco. A 15 year old daughter of the west, Miss Myrtle Gardner of Roose- velt, Utah, will carry the mail from Parley's Canyon, ten miles distant, to this city. Miss Gardner is an expert horse woman, MRS, WILCOX DI Deep River, Sept. 5.—Mrs. Salome Denison Wilcox, widow of the late Congressman Washington E. Wilcox of the old second Connecticut district and long a railroad commissioner, died at her home here today. Millinery, “WHY 1S A SAILOR’S UNIFORM UKE A MAN WHO’S LOST H\S SHOE ?° ér of an exclusive apartma.s of saying as the photo was taken, place like home.” Charity Board Rejects Bids for Town Home Annex tors who had figured on struction of an annex home were considerably higher than the amount appropriated work, the charity board yesterday re- Jected all bids. has been granted for the building, but Mangan, chairman of the board, said NEW iRl‘!‘AIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1023, This little chap who lives in central Africa is the proud own- aown. “But,” he probably was be it ever so humble, there's no the original plans would be returned to Architect Henry ¥. Ludorf with a | request that they be altered in a suf- ficient degree to assure the construc- tion of the bullding within the appro- priation, Specifications will then be issued and new bids sought, Because bids submitted by contrac- the con- to the town for the WORK FOR DRY REPEAL The sum of us,uoni Chicago, Septs 5.—Fifty workers for {the National American League, Inc. | began open agitation today for modi- fication of the Volstead act to permit sale of beer and light wines, e lowest bid offered was $10,000 in cess of that amount, Judge W, . Thursday EXR AS Friday§ IF YOU WANT GOOD FISH, BUY HERE Finest Shore Haddock Ib 9c :2:'::(’?‘1511 A, 160 :‘ll\((,”(h';l‘l:l;?“) b 250 L, {.gc ehi . m22¢ TS (4 CAPE CHEEKS BLOCK ISLAND i 35c 40c BUTTERFISH ... Ib. 28¢c EeNomsoor | . o@a SWORD FISH . ... EASTERN WHITE HALIBUT LONG ISLAND SALMON ...... ot . o 28€ ROUND . quart 22¢ PERED HERRING « quart 350 SA::;:}T“A +v0.B cans 250 OYSTERS! The first of season on sale Friday TWO LAYER PORGIES FRESH P CLAMS . \ LITTLE NECK Y RASPBERRY (AKE zsc BREAD .. sc 93¢ ROCKPORT STEAK COD ,.....Ib WHITE FISH ... SCROD STEAK ..... SAYBROOK FLOUNDERS BONELF T o SALT COD. s me. 40¢€ LARGE CA KIP- 12c THE V BEST b, TO BOIL .. CLAMS ....... FRESH SELECTED 65 FINEST CREAMERY EGGS . . 2 doz, (4 BUTTER 2 Ibs, CITY ITEMS, ——— The ladies of the' Bohemlad Bagles will hoid a regular monthly meeling at the home of Mis Joseph Colek of 97 Hart streel, Thursday afternoon at 2:80 o'clock, ' “Millinery salesladies wanted for Baturday afternoons and evenings, st The Big Store—Raphael's Dept, Btore advt, Otto Burekhardt has gone to Cape | Cod to attend the funeral of his father-in-law, William Nickerson, the news of whose sudden death was re. cvived yesterday, Drop in Chevrolet prices O, models §31, Coupe $42, Hedan §64, All models ready, 6 Main St.—advt, James A, Murphy and daughter, Miss Florence Murphy, of 32 Beaver sireat, will spend their vacation at Paimer and Boston, Mass, September Vietor records, Pierce & Co,~advi, Miss Caroline A, Dellerer, daugh- ter of Mr, and Mrs, Valentine Boller- vr, of Linwood street, left today tor Springfield, Mass, where she will take up her duties art supervisor in the publie schools, Bept, Vietor Hecords at Morans.— advt Miss Olga Mare! is visiting in New York city and in New Jersey, Mrs, Samuel W, Atkinson of 142 Oak street is seriously 111 at the New Britain General hospital, Bee Art Modsl Victrola at Morans', —advt, The condition of HBoyd Hounchell who I8 at St. Francis hospital, Harte ford, Is much improved, He Is the son of Mr, and Mrs. Theo. Hounchell of Eim Hill. + Victrolas and.Pianos, Henry Morans. ~—advt Ellfott M, Preble, former assistant general seeretary of the Y, M, C, A, has asumed his new duties in the Hartford Y. M. C, A, Lunch at Hallinan's—advt, Mr; and Mrs, Charles Scott have returned after a motor trip to King- ston, N. Y. Sept. Victor advt, Sebastian Cianci has leased a store at 30 Lawlor street to ' Leonardo Nelosek for 10 years at $30 a month, New Art Model Vietrola at Morans', —advt, Mayor and Mrs, family have returned Pocotopaug. Noon-Day Lunches at Crowell's,— adv. William C. Cowlishaw, superin- tendent of charities, has resumed his duties after a vacation. Drop in Chevrolet prices, Open models* §31, Coupe $42, Sedan $68. All models ready., 6 Main St.—advt. Mr, and Mrs. A, H. Enoch and daughter of West Main street, who have been at Atlantic City, N, J,, have returned home, A store in the Uni beqn leased by James year at $50 a month. Millinery salesladies wanted for Saturday afternoons and evenings, at The Big Store—Raphael's Dept. Store. advt. The claims committee of the com- mon council will meet Thursday eye- ning at 8§ o'clock at city hall, Phil Ohman plays “Dance of the Demons"” for the Victor, No., 19041, C L Records at Morans.— A. M. Paonesta and from Lake building has 'ruscio for one | C. L. Plerce & Co.—advt. Vincent Sastare of 114 Franklin street and Miss Anna Schleicher of 22 Holmes avenue were married yester- day afternoon by David L. Nair, a Jjustice 'of the peace. aaa——————————— WANTED SALESWOMEN For Part or Full Time Permanent Positions Assured - AND NOW LU SING, THAT BICYCLE BUILT FOR TWO"— GOOD OLD SONG — THE HERALD “WANT ADS" Alphabativaliy Arangsd For Quick sud Readr Heference, LINE RATHS FOR CONSBOUTIVS INSERTIONS curr l'u::u paca _ Minimum Hook Oharge, | N kT Rreopied ARer 1 P W¥er e llwlll’. o A Ny year - . WILLYE-KNIGHT AND OVERLAND meter chis shewioam at ¢ Ll 8L service, Cherry 81, “The Sleeve-Valve Metor, €. _Hudelph, Phoune 3081-3 rice reasonable, it Ph Tn exire goo K aale, Priced low for qul ¥ ' ANNOUNCEMENTS ' Burial Vaults —Monuments, ~Aut ¢ wealing At . ruinforced, wa Cont leas tal . FLOWERR AND POTTED PLANTA—Adoiph Randalle, 313 Oak Phone 85913, NUWBEYMAN — Plice your wider now for frult trees, berries, et ; also doing prun- ing work, [ ™onsen, Phone 313 Talatein, 23,4175 owner can have Mr. Schmidt, 66 Seymour A DTS opon-faced watch Toat on chate- laine pin, Return to Ticket Off) N. i ailrond _statlo; JRT--Bunday, on Btanioy Atrect, between ymour_and South Ste, R. O. Moose Findor_return leather cage, lost on Church or Elm St Roward 51 Seymour St.; 'phone 956, LT, OF BILLS-—~Tost on Church or West Main 8t Plainville, Please return t Bill Swan, 121 West Main 8t,, Plainville, and recelve reward, ROLL OF BILLS, amounting to 8§10, Saturday, afternoon in the be and eturn to Henry 31 _Glen Tocket lost between Park and “Eunlce” I"inder pleaso Call 1131, Store Announcements d Toat 10¢ °| Dodge touring, small bal Inscribed on | ally run but Ve B DEW Car ¥ 917,76 cylinder touring car, | 9 | BUICK, Mechanical condition paint and e, Law I 325 Arch 8 | ROICK, 1919, h ext to & new Bulek 1s & Used Bul | BUICK, V933,75 pasacnger, & cyiinder sport | model, just repainted, a beautiful Packe ard biue, 4 brand new cord tires, all e extras, This car can be bought right, New Britain_ Bulck Co,, 336 Arch 8t 2 [y “passenger touring good tires, Al condition o K, M, Searle, Cor, Park and Phone 2110, 19 touring b-pa upholstering and metor In r. Park and Mala 81, Phone 2110, | CADILLAT, d economical to operat M. Main and Park Sts, Phone 2110, (] excellent tire rry 8t.; 'Phon 1020 touring c looks good, condition guaran- low price, terms. R. C. Rudolph, 127 y Phone 20 CHOICE~—§100 down, 1919 Buick touring, 1919 Dodge touring, 1921 Ford 919 terms, reyuired. “Aaron Cohen, Ie 8t., Hartford. DORT 1020 touring., A ifamily car, reasonable price. Rudolph's Garage, 137 Pl insurance 5 P ORD ROADS With _aellviry _ body, $150. Of good appearance, tires good, new top and fenders. This is a good buy, K. M. Bearle, Park & Main Sts. Phone 1110, SAVE 1-3 on coal hills, install Accurate T. E. Woods, 61 buy photo album hgre at a big reduction. We glve 2 pkgs. Art corners with every album_free. Arcade Studio. WANTED—1,000 men, women and _children to be well dressed on easy weekly pay- ments. Boston Clothing Store, 63 Church street; next to Herald office. L AUTOMOTIVE 3 \Si Auto and Truck Agenciles 8 MOTOR® CARS: 8 ol BUIC ‘Better cars are Dbeing bullt and Buick s bullding them.' New *Britaln Buick Co,, 225 Arch street, Telephone 2607 CADILLAC, JE Lash Motor Co, Wi notor cars and 8 Bim 8t and Clevi accessories. American Sales Co sedsn, $860; K. O. B, Britaln Motor Sales DODGE BROTHERS MOTOR CAR! and serv 5. F. Motor Sales *_Franklin; 'phone STAR motor ca ‘Just Real Good Cars, Main_street; * FORD CARS, Fordson tractor. ice; genuine parts and accessories. Auto- motive Sales & Service Co, 00 E. Main. HUDSON AND LSS Amierica's leading car values, See the new coaches, man Auto Sules Co., Sales and Bervice, 139 Arch t.; 'phone 2109, HUPMOBILE CARS—Sales and service, CIty Bervice Station, Hartford Ave, corner Stanley, and 16 Maln St. A, M. Paonessa. LEXINGTON—FHigh grade motor cars, and service, C. A. Bence, 51 Main St.; ‘phone 2215, MOON MOTOR CAIS-—Favorably _ Lns.#n Jthe world over. ¥. L, Green, Sales and Service, 227 Glen St.; 'whone 2890, NASI and Oakland motor cars, Sales and service, A, G, Hawker, 58 Eim street. Telephone 2456, REO MOTOR CARS and trucks, XKenneth M. Searle & Co, Sales and service, Cor, Elm and Park Sts, New Britain, Conn, Telephone 2110, DURANT and service, A. Bence, 18 By Al Posen HEM DAYS IS GONE FOREVER ' ;l il I .| _Cherry 8t. Honey- | CHOQICEST USED CARS IN THE CIT¥-~ 1922 Buick 8port Model, Touring Car 1921 Briscoe Roadster, 1920 Bulck Touring car. 1919 Buick Touring car. 1919 1917 1916 1920 Buick Roadster, Buick Touring car. Dodge Touring car, Palge, 4-pass, Coupe. 1921 117 Paige 7-pass. Touring ca Overland Touring car, Trades on new and used cars vonsidered. NEW BRITAIN DUICK CoO,, 225 ARCH BT. PHONE 2807 / FORD, 1922 touring. Rudolph's Garage, 147 -2, Tel. 2051 SPECTAL FORD USED CAR SALE— | 1 $125.00, 1 1820 Touring, $150.00 1 1920 Touring, $150.00 1 1920 Runabout ‘with starter, $85.00 1 1922 Panel Delivery, starter overhauled, speclal at $175.00. A few others to choose from, Terms to suit, AUTOMOTIVE SALES & SERVICE CoO, 200 EAST MAIN 8T. TEL. 2701 1922 Sedan, $350.00; 1 1922 Sedan, good me- In- FORD—Ford roadster for sale, chanieal condition; cheap for cash, quire 143 Jerome St. FORD SEDA N—Practically new. Green, 227 Glen 8t. Phone 2890, F. | HUDEBON AND ESSEX USED CAR DEPT. A BAVING FROM §i0 TO $200 ON A USED CAR— oF 1923 Durant_redan, 1920 ¥, B. Chevrolet touring, 1920 Buick touring. 1919 Buick touring. 1818 Chalmere, 1921 Maxwell coups. 1922 Maxwell touring. 1020 Maxwell touring. 1923 Overland touring. Ford readster, $50.00. 1020 Essex tourlug HONEYMAN AUTO FALES CO. 139 ARCH BT, TEL, 2109, FOR SALE--1023 Essex Touring; runs 11k new, price very reasonable, Auto Repair Co., 538 E. Main St. Phone 2016-3. FRANKLINS—Three to chooss trom. Geod condition. Priced low. Aaron G. Cohen, Inc., 185 Park St, Hartford, CEXINGTON 1920 Touring. Just overhaui- ed; only $150 cash, balance convenient terms. Aaron G. Cohen, Inc. 136 Park JEWETT 1922 Toyring, all new tires and one spare. Runs good. Only $300 cash required. Aaron G. Cohen, Inc., 165 Park 8t., Hartford, CIBERTY SIX, fourlng; new tires, paint, battery, top: mechanically 0. K.; low price. 234 8o, Main t.; ‘phone 2442-12, OAKLAND, 1921 fouring car, exceleint con- dition. Can be seen at 25 Edson St after 6 o'colek. ITS 0P TYOU TO SPEAK TO HER ABOUT IT, PA PERKIAS, YAS, AN 1M GONAA Do IT, TO0, SUSIE. WAL, | HoPE ©— Y'SET TH' r=—— RAsSCAL BUT YouD THINK HED A'KANEW WHAT LIPS IS = FER WITHOUT ME TELLIA HIA, WOULDAT, s esemms w\ OLDSMOBILE, 1020, §-passenger sedam, b 0 Rudolph Garage, 127 phone 2051-2, Salesroom, 4 phone 1700, 1023 touring car; brand new ect and elling at a big dis- from the list price. Honeyman Auto Sales Co., 139 Arch St. Phone 2109, | PAIGE touring, 7 ., in very good ron- dition. Rudolph Garage, 137 Cherry 8t.; ‘Phone 2051-2, Salesroom, 4 Eim 8t ‘phone 1790, PAIGE 1910, 7-pass, in good running or- der, $235 cash; for demonstration make | _2prointment by caliing 1048-12. ey ALl AL B L L . | PAIGE 1020, 4-passenger coupe, In fine | shape mnechanically, good paint, tires and | uphoistering. New Britain Bulck Co., 225 Arch 8t. Phone 2607. PAIGE, 1921, sedan; In good condition; thoroughly overhauled, new paint, good tires. For demonstration call C. A. Be , 61 Main St. Phone 2215, ROAMER, 1020, ?-passenger roadster, with accessories. Rudolph’s Garage, 127 Cherry St. Phone 2051-2. STEPHENS 5-passenger touring tires, excellent condition. Rudo age, 127 Cherry 8t. Phone 2051-2. STAR 1923 Coupe, taken ™ trade for a larger car, driven but very MNttls, and new in every respect. C. A. Bence, 51 Main St.; 'Phone 2215. TRUCK —Reo, 1919, Speedwagon, $400. 1n good condition throughout.” just over hauk K. M. Searle, Park Bt., cormer 4 Mai Phome 2110, '