New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 7, 1923, Page 22

) ENJllY CORN ROAST Wmllon Has Outing + 00 Shore of Hart's Pond | The Men's club of §t. Mark's - | eopal church opened the fall and win. ! fer season with a bang at & corn roast held last evening at Hart's ponds n Kensington, About 40 members were in attendance and enjoyed a hounti- ful repast prepared by Charles M. | Fox, Pr. ¥, A, B president, pre sided at the and follow- ieg dinner called upon RNev, Harry 1 Podley, rector emeritus of the/ ehureh, for a short address, Rey Bodley stated that while he has heen conducting services at the chureh Juring the past two months he has woticed that more women have heen in attendance then men. He urged| the men to take an active part in the church worship and attend the serv. fces., Rev. Bamuel Sutcliffe, rector, de- lHvernd a short address in which he briefly outlined the work which ghould be done among the men and hoys' ar. ganizations at the church this win. ter, He said that every effort will hr-| made to get the hoys between the | aes of 8 and 16 and the young men' from 16 to 22 years of age actively ‘n- terested in the church work. Mr, Sut. cliffe praised the Men's club for the very good work it has done In the “ehurch, and expressed the hope that the coming season would be more successful than any in the past Father Yonan, in charge of the Assyrian congregation at St. Mark's, urged the men to get all children! possible Interested in the chureh. He sald that it is when they are young that they should be taught what the church means and then when they are older they will be much more ready to join the church. He thanked Rev, Mr. Sutcliffe and St. Mark's parish for giving the Assyrians the oportunity of holding their services in the Episcopal church here. On motion of President Forest it was voted to give the committee In charge of the outing a vote of thanks for the splendid work done. The next social event of the club will be held Tuesday of next week in the form of a peach festival at the parish house, | Judge B, W, Plans are now being made for the formation of & Bible class and an en- lon.ll to be giten In Novem- QUARTERLY MEETING HERE Sate Probation Officors' Asseciation To Meet in New Britain, Seplom. ber 27-=Local Men May Speak The quarterly meeting of the State Probation Officers' assoclation will be held at the Methodist ehureh in this city Beptember 27, The sessions will begin at 10 o'clock in the forenoen, Alling and W, Hun- gerford have heen asked to address the meeting, Itev, John L, Davis will speak also. The probation officers will visit the new state trade school to see what is being done in_ voeational work here, Miss Cora M, Mr, | slate nrrrtuy of lhr assoclatiop, Claims Committee Grants $25 to East Street Woman The claims committee of the com- mon o il met last night and voted to pay Mrs, Gretehen Spencer of 537 East street, 825 in payment of her claims for damages resulting from in- Juries sustained when she fell on a Church street sidewalk, The commit. tee voted to withhold payment of a claim for $12.60 damages to Chris- tlan Trudel's automobile by reason of alleged defective planking on the Ellis street rallroad bridge, until such time as It Is known whether the city or the state is lable, Hartford Woman Claims Half of Property Here Judge Thomas Malloy of the court of common pleas at Hartford, acting on a petition of Bernice Lodos, has appointed M. D, Stockwell receiver until the first Tuesday in October, of property at 86 Rhodes street, in which the petitioner claims a half in- terest, and from which, she alleges, Matthew Malinowski of this city col- lects the rents. She seeks a partition of the property or its sale so that she may secure her interests. ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED. Mrs. A. E. Galpin announces the engagement of her daughter, Edith A. Galpin. to George 1. Froeba, Jr. The wedding will take place in the near future, Miss Virginia Leland Miss Leland a graduate of Supervised by Briar Cliff Manor. Gabrilowitsch Studied with Howard Brockway of New York Miss Leland commences with a limited number of pupils Telephone 349 about October 1st. Studio, 777 Hart Street THEM DAYS IS GONE FOREVER NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1023, DOLLAR RESPECTED BUT NOT YANKEES Jay Birnbaum Tells o l)hsem: tions on Trip to Europe Jay Birnbaum, whe econduets n. business on Main street, has returned | after about three months absence | during which he toured Eurepe, making a study of social and econom- | le eonditions and attending the 13th World Confergree of the Zionist as- soclation. He reports that throughout Kurope he found great respect for the American dollar, but little re. speet for the American people, With the exception of Holland, found European currency to be of comparatively little value and the Ameriean dollar much in demand, but in that country position to seek exchange, he reports, Mr, Rirnbaum landed at France and after one day stay, left for Belgium He reports that country rapidly re- covering from the effects of the war, Belgium is being bullt up In faet more 8o than is France, After a visit at Amsterdam, Holland, he went to Rerlin, Germany, where he remained five days, FEconomic conditions were found to be deplorable at the German capital, When he offered a million marks, what was at that time $5 in American money, for a glass of milk, and was refused, he made inquiries. He was told that the occupation of the fertile Ruhr valley had made it Impossible for Germany to produce even enough milk to take proper care of the children of the country. Sees Deggars Everywhere, Mr, Birnbaum found beggars at all turns. There was evidence of little food and clothing, and apparent need of outside help, In the business cen- ters the shops were open only a few hours a day and merchandise was the most stable holding that any Berlin resident could boast. Sudden and violent fluctuations in the market made it impossible for people to know from day to day how much they were worth. After a short stop at Potsdam where the tle of the former kaiser was visited, Birnbaum went to Poland, He found plenty of food, little cloth- ing, and very poor governmental con- ditions, For every 16 persons in the country, he was told, there is one paid public official. The costs of government are too great for the country to stand. Stabilized govern- ment he feels is the one factor that can bring Poland back to normalcy. The return trip brought him to Vienna, Prague and Carlsbad, where ke attended the 13th World Zionist Congress, the most successful ever held. At Munich he found conditions better than in Berlin. Next came visits to Switzerland and Versallles, where he visited the building in which: the treaty was signed. A short visit in Paris ended the Euro- pean trip and Mr. Birnbaum sailed for the United States August 20, reaching New York September 5. EHO\"ER FOR MISS LOOMIS. Miss Jennie IKallgren and Miss Signe Kalberg entertained about 60 guests at a miscellaneous shower last evening at the home of Miss Kalgren on Dwight street in honor of Miss Fisle Loomis. Miss Loomis received many beautiful and useful gifts of silver, cut glass and electrical appli- ances. The house was decorated in yellow and pink. Vocal selections were rendered by Miss Gertrude Klein, accompanied by Miss Helen Egan on the piano. A buffet lunch was served to guests who weré pres- ent from South Manchester, Southing- ton and this city. THEATERS \\'pN T CLOSE. Paris, Sept. 7.—The national fed- eration of entertainments decided to- day that it would be unable to ac- cept the government's recommenda- tion that theaters and othefr places of amusement close today as a sign of mourning for the Japanese disaster, he RECITAL BY MIss THAVER Miss Margaret Traver will give a l'lunlmu reeital in the First ehurch hapel Monday evening at 8:1d o'clock to which she invites all whe are interested, Miss Traver studied under Louls Carnell @ the New ¥ng land Conservatory of Musle, Boston Bhe graduated wiRh highest honers in €0 auhry subjeets and special honors theory. | City Advertuement ayout of Grove street, from Ly man street, mortherly to land of City of New Britain, together h grade lines, and bullding lines on‘ach side thereof; City of New Britain, Rept, To whem it may concern: Notice is hereby given Board of Compensation and Assess- ment of the City of New Britain, has made the following appraisal of dam. ages and assessment of benefits, caus- Conn,, 6, 1923, that the there was less dis-|ed by the propesed layout of Grove street, from Lyman street northerly to land of the City of New Britain, together with grade lines and build. ing lines on each side thercof, vis: East Side Damages sL412.00 164.90 4757 Benefits Marie Wisk rle T. Hackney Adeltne 8, Davia Estate of Balinda Hackney ..... Walenty Lech Estate of Salinda Hackney Adeline 8, Davis state of Salinda Hackney ..., 60.03 Mary Gablouskl. . 31.29 West Side Joseph Konelegvicz 25,00 Estate of Homgge Booth ..... Earle T, Hackney Adeline 8. Davis. Estate of Ealinda Hackney Walenty Lech Fstate of Salinda Hackney ...... Adeline 8, DA\I! Tistate of Rallndl. Hackney /... Mary Yablonskl. . City of New Brit- ain, cost of con- struction ..... 4048 40,80 30.64 80.64 45 164.04 47,67 40,48 40,82 80.54 30.54 69,03 31.30 3,000.00 THF -HERALD “WANT ADS” Alphabet'rally Aranged For Quick aud Ready Refprence, 1INE RATES FOR CONSBOUTIVS INSERTIONS Charge Propaid | | Yearly Order luu Upen Anlmuau. Ll ount & --fi- To & liaw, ‘ ] ,' ANNOUNCEMENTS Burial Vi ulu—uu mnu. 1 lfi"ll T o #teel reinf Florists and Nun-rTnu Fow Enu AND Fn-r:'zn PLANT I? Tph Uit trees, & hodge plants Rox I ers, herries, Bend address 1 will_eall, LA Funeral enhouses, | works a speclalty, Johnson's 817 Church 8t 5 on Church S Steln house, Reward, FUR Tost WeAnesday Finder return t 62 Rroad 8t, Auto and Truck Agencies . STUDERAKERS— Light m touring, #975; 1 iy Leurin ou i l“fmu Jester, i V008, fas L A Biudebaker year, ¥ WITTYERNTOT AN OVERLAND weter| cars, showroom at 4 Klm 8t serviee, 127 uuuy 8, “Th llu\- Vlhfi Moter R, Rudolph. Phone "'T-LHW'B UITR. L& oyling 7 Touring [y 1915, Ylinder, A . .Oll‘t ul § good tires, Price ¥ corner Park & Main Bts, Phous 3110, ueld pors Model Toaasier, been used a demonstrater, This car carries w warantee and will be sold at ‘rllg New HBritald Buick Ce, I“ reh Bt Phone 2607, BUTOR, 1997 (ol Priced low ”- auick sale. Aaron Colien, Inc M85 Park i, Martford, AUICK, 1017, § cylinder touring va cal conditio paint and ires, nn ha Low ppicel. New Rritain Ruick Neat (v & New [ Buick is & Used B Tic ¢ cylinder (ouring vondition; has § excellent tir N RAritain Buick Co, 235 ,A; hone 2607, “Next to & new Hulvk s nle Britain Buick Co, 226 Ar RUICK 1910, [-passenger Louring car, ne: Iy painted, gopd tirés, Al condition chanically, M. Bearle, Cor. Park and Main 8t 2110, Touring CAT, G-PARMENEAT, g0od tires, upholstering and motor in fine shape. K. M, Searle, Cor, Park and Main 8t, Phone 21)0, engor touring, $160; CADILLAC, 1914, 5 p new tires on rear, wood mecianical shape and economicAl to opera Benrle, Main and Park 8ts, Phone :no sengor touring car, ln firatcla ood tires, §4§0. R C. Rudoiphe 137 Ehersy 8tr Phone: 081:3, CADT CADILLAC PATR of shell galsses, lost, in leather Return 1o 458 West o Ticket Raliroad _statlo street, between 0. Moone | foose hall, AAanm Tortoise shell, 1 leather case, lost on Church or Elm St. Roward 51 Seymour t.; 'phona 956, PATR of giassen ahell rimmed, lost T eve, at the Capitol theater. Return 161 Washington §t. Phone 2365, ROLL OF BILLE, amounting to 870, 1ost v afternoon In the fe and 10c arn to Henry Yauk, 31 Glen St. BQUARE locket lost between Park and Arch streets with “Eunice” inseribed on it._Finder please Call 1131, WATLLET lost, containing papers, please return to Herald, Reward Return and H, Inine pin, Yo N .tln'r Aundny, ymour PATR OF to Finder IK.KH 79 l And it estimates the cost of pleting said improvement to be Thousand Dollars. Accepted, adopted, certified from record and published twice by order of the Common Council. Attest ALFRED L, com- Three THOMPSON, , City Clerk "City Advertisement Carlton Street Acceptance Notice is hereby given that g hear- ing will be held before the Board of Public Works, City of New Britain, in Room 206, City Hall at 6:30 o'clock p. m, (standard time) Tuesday, Sept. 11th, on the proposed taking of land for highway purposes, 50 feet in width from Allen street to Francis street, same to be known as Carlton street, and establishing street, grade and building linés thereon. All persons iInterested are request- ed to be present at sald hearing, if they see cause, and be heard in rela- tion to the above. BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS Geo. H. Johnson, Sec'y. Grove Hill Pavement Notice is hereby given that a hear- ing will be held before the Bbard of Public Works, City of New Britain, in Room 206, City Hall at 6:30 o'clock p. m. (standard time) Tuesday, Sept. 11th, on the proposed paving of Grove Hill, from West Main strect to Lake street, All persons interested dre requested to be present at said hearing, if they see cause, and be' heard in relation to the above, BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS Geo. H. Johnson, Sec'y. [ i« 7 curate oods, 61 re Announcements § coal hills, install Metal Weather Strips, T. E. Maln 8t; 'Phone 2765, SAVE your valuable snap-shots; buy a photo album here at a big reduction, We give 2 pkgs. Art corners with every album_ free. Arcade Studio, WANTED- 1,000 men, women and children to be well dressed on easy tweekly pay- ments. Boston Clothing Store, 63 Church street; next to Herald office. AUTOMOTIVE Auto and Truck Agencies 8! BUICK MOTOR CARB— "Better cars being bullt and Buick s bullding them New Britain Bulck Co, 225 Arch street, Telephone 2607. CADILLAC, JEW Lash Motor Co. TT & PAIGE CARB— “A Reputable Concern, West Main, corner Lincoln street, CHANDLER and Cleveland motor cars and accessories. American Sales Co., 8 Elm 5t CHEVROLET touring, $636; coupe, $080; sedsn, $860; F. O. B. factory. The New Britain_Motor Snles Corp, 6 Main 8t. DODGE nrm'mrns MOTOR CARS—Sales Anrl M:v\ll(‘ Motor Sales 155 'phone 731, 8T notor cars. Bales “Just Real Good Cars'" " 18 Main_ street; 'Phone 2215 3 ordson tracior, Sales mery ive; genuine parts and accessories, Auto- motive Sales & viea Co,, 200 E. Main, HUDSON AND BSSEX—America's leading car values, See the new coaches. Honey- man Auto Sales Co, Sales and Service, 139 Arch St.; 'phone 2109, TUPMOBIL®, CARS—Sales and service, Service Station, Hartford Ave., corner Stanley, and 15 Main 8t, A. M. Paonessa. LEXINGTON ~High grade motor cars, Salea and service. C. A, Bence, 51 Main 8t.;| ‘phone 2215, MOON MOTOR (¢ DURANT AND and service, ._Bence, City, Favorably Lnn.en the world over 1. Green, Sales and Service, 237 Glen St.; 'phone 28989, TS | CHOTCE—$100 down, CHEVROLET 480 touring cAr, genoral (nn~ ditlon good, 4 excellent tires. R. C. dolph, 127 Cherry 8t.; 'Phone 2051- 2. CHEVROLET, 4-90—1820 touring car, 6 new cord tires, looks good, teed, low price, terms Cherry 8t. Phone 2 i) CHOICEST USED CARS IN THE CIT¥-- Bulck Sport Model, Touring Car. Briscos Roadster. Bulck Touring car. Buick Touring car Bulck Roadaster, Bulck Touring car. Dodge Touring car. Paige, 4-pass. Coupe, Palge 7-pass. Tourlrg ca'y Overland Touring car, Trades on new and used cars vonsidered, NEW BRITAIN DUICK CoO, PHONE 2607 1918 Buick touring, 1919 Dodge touring, 1321 Ford Sedan, 1919 Dodge touring, small balance, easy terms, No insurance required, Aaron G. Cohen, Ine., 185 Park St., Hartford. DORT 1920 touring. A rea reasonahle price. Rudolph's Garage, Cherry St. Phone 2051-2, TORD Sedan, A-1 condition; 5 191 North 8t. FORD ROADSTER _with aellviry _Body $160. Of good appearance, tires good, new top and fenders. This is a gond buy. K. M. Searle, Park & Main Sts. Fhone 110, 225 ARCH BT Tamily car, 127 §ood_tires, SPECTIAL FORD USED CAR SALE— 1 1822 Sedan, $350.00; 1 1022 Sedan, $125.00, 1 1920 Touring, $150.00 1 1020 Touring, $150.00 1 1920 Runabout with starter, $85.00 1 1022 Panel starter overhauled, special at $17 A few others to choose from. to suit. AUTOMOTIVE SALES & S8ERVICE CO. 200 EAST MAIN 8T. TEL. 2i0) FOR SALE—1937 Essex Touring; runs ili s ncw, price very reasonable, Auto Repa Co., §38 E. Main St. Phone 2016-3, FRANKLINS—Three to choose trom. Good condition. Pgiced low, Aaron G. Cohen, 185 Park St, Hartford, 1030, 3200 down, Box 14, Horald, Inc., GRANT six coupe, ance on_payments. bal- NASIT and Oakland miotor cars. Saies and service, A, G. Hawker §8 Jilm streot, Telephone 2458, LEXINGTON 1920 Touring, Just overhaul- ed; only $150 cash, balance vonventent terms. Aaron G. Cohen, Inc., 185 Patk RED MOTOR CARS and trucks. Kenneth Searle & Co. Sales and service, Cor, m and Park Sts, New Britaln, Conn, lephane 2110, JEWETT 1922 Touring, all new tires ‘and one spare. Runs good. Only $300 cash required, Aaron G. Cohen, Inc,, 185 Park 8t., Hartford, Deliver This Dreamily By Al Posen Ty wood rondifan. | | tires, Autos And Trucks For Sale ® ’ HUDBON AND ESSEX USED CAR DEPT, A BAVING OF FROM 050 TO 1308 ON A USED CAR= it redan, Crevrolet touring. uick touring. Maswell ¢ uvlu Maxwall touring. 4 tourin, readster, HONEYMAN AUTO SALES €O : 139 ARCH 8T, TEL. 2109, TTRERTY BIN. (ouring; Tires. paint, b . ally 0, It low ‘phone 2442.19, MATK TRITR 'lfin dump. 1050 model| ! in geod condition, 184 Bouth Main 8t T, Kelaher i T tauring cav. 1017 madel, for :::!‘ I:_n good condition, Price §100, Call DARRERgEr sedan. Rudelph Gara 12 ‘phone 2051.3, lllllfum, .i_'phane 1790, ll\‘P"IA\YI 1933 touring car; brand 1 every respect and selling at a hig 41 count from the lst price, Heneyman Aito Bales Co., 139 Arch Bt. Phens i very good co 127 Cherry Bt m,*4 Elm 8t ‘phone PAIGE. der, 1919, 7-pass., In good running or- 225 cash; for demonstration make anpointment by calling 1046 PAIGE 1020, {-passenger coups, N nhue #hape imechanically, good paint, tires and upholstering. New Britain Buick Co., 225 Arch 8t. Phone 2607, PAIGE, TOIT, wedan: T gopd T condition; thoroughly "o od, new paint, good For demonstration call §. A. Bence, 81 Main St. Phone 221 ROAMBER, 1930, 2-paw accessories, Rudolp) 8t._Phone 2061-2, roadster, with s Garage, 127 Cherry cellent condition. Rudelph' Cherry §t. Phone 2051 Coupe, taken 1n .trads for & driven but . very little, and ery respect. C, A, Bence, 51 ‘Phone 2215, BTAR larger new In Main | STUDEBAKER USED CAR DEPT.— Studebaker, Big 8, Touring. Velle Sedan. Bulck 7-passenger Sedan. Bulck Coupe. Mitehell Touring. Natonal Touring. Natfonal Touring. Palge, Bulck 4, Touring. Oakland Touring. Oakland Touring. Oakland Touring. Oakland Tourlng. Serlpps-Hooth Coupe. Haynes Brougham. Dodge Touring. Dort Touring. Diort Touring. Ford Sedan, Ford Touring. Maxwell Touring. Allen Touring. Studebaker Tourings—4. Overland Roadster, 1022 1918 1919 1218 1919 1918 1917 1918 1916 1019 1918 1017 1918 1919 1921 1917 1920 1020 1920 1018 19016 1918 1016 1018 1916 1918 Y013 1916 1918 1918 1017 1018 19018 1018 1918 Overland Country Club. 1018 Studebaker 8port, 5-Passenger. 1018 Kissel Kar Sedan, 7-passenger. Overland Tourings—3, 7-passenger, Oldsmobile §-passenger, 8§ ecyl, Oldsmobile § -yl ‘stearns-Knight Tourings—2, Allen, §-passenger Touring. Chevrolet Touring. Maxwell Touring. Palge, Paige, Hudson Sedan, 7-Passenger. 5-Passenger, —MOTORCYCLES— fndlan solo and Harley-Davidson solo, Indian &lde Car, —~TRUCKS— 1920 Brockway, S-ton Chassls. Five Dump Truck, 1918 Kissel Sedan. THEM DAYS IS GONE FOREVER'! AND MANY OTHERS T DREAMED T WENT INTO A T HAD A sumw DREAM LAST S\’OR.G TO BUY SOME THINGS NIGHT = JUST LUSTEN = \T'S A M. IRVING JESTER, BeAR ! JUST TELL HER SHES GOT T'Buy TH HAT, AN'OF COURSE SHE \E_Q_N_T WAL, IF I KIA SAVE $50 N By SAY, SUSIE, HUSTLE OUT THAT BOANANET YOU'RE SO SET OA BEFORE I @zrs SaRE.I AA' FURTHERMOR 1'lL DO AOTHIA' O TH KIAD, BRAAG IT HOME THIS AETERANOOAL 'PHONE 811, OFPEN THIS EVENING UNTIL 1030 193 ARCH BT, “THIS 18 A STUDEBAKER YEAR,” TOURING CAR, § pass, for sale. Tn good mechanical condition, Price reasonable, 276 Maple St Phone 2785. TRUCK—Reo, 1019, Speedwagon, §400. in good condition throughout, Jjust overs hauled. K. M. Searle, Park St, corner Main _St.Phone 2110, TRUCK—3 1-2 ton, 1018 Packard, _with Platform body, $600, Tires good and in fine running condition. K. M. Searle, Park & Main_8ts. Phone 2110, TRUCK—Teo, 1920 Speedwagon, just over- hauled and repainted, $750. Guaranteed for 30 days agalnst_mechanical trouble, K. M. Searle, Cor. Park & Maln Sts, Phone 2110, TRUCK nby, 2 1-2 ton, 1917, with piate form m* $300 ¢ slv K. M. Searles, UL::'. Park & Main Ste. Phene 2110, Automobilcs Wanted 13 AUTOS WANTED- Buick "6 Oakland. Dodge Ford with starter; body and tires not necessary. Must be in good mechanical com. dition. Not older than 1920, PHONE 323 age batteries and battery repairing. T, H. Cogswell, § Chertnut St.; Phone 1418-7 AUTOMOTIVE BQUITMENT —Gasoline, olis, greases and tire service. Clark's Auto Ace _cessory Shop, 138 8o Maim 8t. LUET us reclarge and inspect your batisry before you it it _Into service for the A G. Hawker, 53 Elm st. Te, BATTERIES—Ask the mln who s'lq ‘ Philadelphia. Guar. 2 y J. M. rell, 110 Frankiin Square. Phon uu