New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 11, 1923, Page 14

. New Britain Herald Momber Andit Hurean of Clrpulations A FAMILY N WAPAPER" um—uu‘“‘n‘w For Quick Noi Take Advantage of Anti. List o'f* S‘tdnlndlrdlled A ..e«::." Earthquake Clauses in Contracts. | (J ll'l Gl Presas } ' "r STUDEBAKERS - Light sis tow lflll By The Assoclated Fress |—4ll|u l'filnh“ “ | special .. touring, 0,276 MONUMENTS. 788 P O B faeiaiy fi“fnm Jester, Eapress Displeasure Because Hoys And Girls Must Attend New that heads of the various Japanese in- | DRATH ¢ PUNERAL DIRBOTORS. A'delegation of cight fathers in the surance companies have decided to LOBT AND FODND northwestern section of the eity eall- | \ou their full Insurance losses, not b $~1087 AND | v o y WTLLVERNTGHT AND OVERLAND meiel 4 this morning At the office of Bu- | avalling themselves of the carth: | TZATORE ANNOUNCRMRNTS o care. showrsom servicn, 191 ntendent of Schools Rtanley M. auake clauses In their policies. Sy -_— TI=AT ¢ lines 18 a0 ek | Cherry 81 “The Vaive Moter B pert The banks have asked the govern- e S—AUTO AND TRUCK AGENCIES ium Space, § Lines, 2 findeloh, LA olmes to register protest inst the |t 10 advance 1,800,000,000 ’ - | SSAUTOR AND THUCKE POR RALR L. ] e’" “ r“" | nen b=AUT Jaim school departm ruling that their oo, 500 600) in order to stabill 10-AUTOMOBILES FOR EXCHANGE “No Ad Aceopied Afier HT’“T(‘ T8 Fall Clearance Bale. mo 4 3 . f 11—AUTO PARTS AND ACCESSORIES. g down, balance small elasses at the o \ ehildren must attend the Anancial situation [ ke \ 13 -AUTOMORILES WANTED. O A T aoe Votshons For onie: aren 0. Canen fas. 140 FarK anrvenience of Ousi Hartfoid. new Washington school, The public markets are hecoming : : 13—AUTOS—TAXI HERVICE I i The children affected by the ruling . ooy iished rapidly and large ship- g b i 14-GARAGES TO LET. | Ask For & "Wamt A h RUTFR TV ouring. Tusr TaRatabed; Towat were formerly at the Bartlett sehool. [ o g o riee and other foodstuffs are | P & | 1$—MOTORCYCLES AND MOVCIML_ ; 1922, very Nidle weed; small phyment Their fathers complatned that at- | i the ety g H :‘,"‘{;,"""“fi";fllf’f\ RRPAIRING, ; down, balince easy terms. Aaten tendance at the new school will ocea- The newspapers that have resumed b ATF 4 - Ry & o & Cohen, 1'“ l"nu u‘; Hartford, g J b cplinder, ng slon & long walk to and from classes | ., pijcation are printing lavish edl. | 3 y : BARBERS, 9 | and they ask that the children he al- [ yorials of gratitude for the world-wide : AUILDING AND CONT! ANNOUNCEMENTS [ rand g gt lowed to continue in attendance at the | sympathy that has been accorded ; ) | 18—BuaINESS SRAVICE TENDERED, [ T Neacs Ga Bartlett school. Japan, iy d ORERBMAGING AND MILLINERY, Burial Vaults—Monuments, This car carries { ; . AND CLEANE BUATAT, VAOTAF=Automai XINDR erete stee reinforesd, NEED SECOND ELECTION WAR LOBIEI!ES RICE . i ?‘1’.‘\5.2.‘;,.":.';'. ' ”m;“'“ _'____*_!_"w_.!.!.LL‘;J_“:'!!“,.' o .‘.'.".,...‘ ol AR & 5 PLUMBING, HEAT METAL WORK. s fue. Low pricel, New FRritaln Bulek Co, PIESSING AND TAILORING. Florists and Nurserymen, 12 Arch Bt Phone 2407, “Next to & Ne: Bulck in a Used Bulck, Director of Law McGuire of New Gen, Chang Tso-Lin of China Con. o 8 1 5 i PRINTING, JOBBING, ATATIO! A + 8 [ tributes Two and Half Million £ PROFEAR u,'v-s:llxxl\- m;| e Fl::\("‘inih'i :;llhuF:-rz':Br!mfizn. |:m. i am T g e . REPAIRING AND P 0 h n 3 3 London Makes Ruling In Monday's | | : WANTED : K Tice your o1 ;r Dow for | Condition: Oity Election Issue, Bushels to Farthquake Sufferers, ;: ‘ » : . b | By The Assoctated; I e ] i Mt | 8 Used uul' ) ) ’ , i FRYSIAS | BUTCR, 1933, 8 o JRew London, Bept. 11, ,A r\‘:"s.,ht: Honolulu, Sept, }1,~A special wire- ‘QA INSTRUMENTAL YOCAL. | 3 mfl.d-l o . u-'m?m?'m’"u. Director of Law Frank TI. McGuire |, T4, 000in ™16 the Hawall Shinpo| | : [ 17-LOCAL AND PRIV, | I will_call. Box 26, Herald | ard biue, 4 biand new cord tires, all today that & majority vote In YOMr | from its Tokio correspondent states PIERZE T FOFTED plamia avd cut fowors:Tuneral | axtras, e rar can be bougnt right ’fim day's city election was to be computec ha g * 9 worka a_spacialty, Johnson's Greenhouses, | _Britain Bulck ¢ re! . Tel, 3 i erueed | that Gen. Chang Teo-Lin, the Man s 9~ EMPLOYS A 1 $17 Church 8t 'Phone §40, RUTCK 1019, 1+ 7 touring_car, on number of votes counted as legal | o G0 Cokd nas donated 2,600, HELP—AGENT! ——— e e e e | AL condition MEN WA Hearle, Cor, Park Lallots and not on total number cast 18 of rice to the earthquake v HELP TE ) 000 bushels of ¥ 4 2 nELp WOMEN WANTED Lost and Found N l':nn. 2110, shows that Willlam C, Fox and Lu. rellef. % 3 ¥ ” A 1 HELP. ¥\ OR WO! 3 IR R 07 OREY 0 | (G e e, clus E. Whiton were reclected to the The deaths of Viscount Gen. Yo- L \1'( MRV AL Ll 98 'w”!' au et neney be« | o3 ,‘:k,'?’:‘.?n‘.‘ TOUring CAT, nenger, clty councll by majority vote. ThI8| iy Oghima and Baron Seinosuke 2 9 g | IB—HITUATIONS WANTED—WOMEN, . Reward If returned to PR I street, makes,a second election "r',""""y"““(‘.a the latter chairman of the board : . 2 S WA P A choose botween Henry 8. Dorsey and | ;¢ kio stock exchange are con- vty 1 5 i |48--BUBINLES OPPORTUNITIE | GREY GI.OVE Tos Faturday eve. Tetween ————-‘———W Waldo E. Clark, present member, for | orrirg ° ) Carlotta Lamer, 10, of Salina, Kans,, is the youngest rider in{: i} 38, ; Outlst Ailinery and Mohfean rmu“,,'fi"',.’,‘:. e the third 7'“" Premier Yamamoto has cabled| the St. Joseph, Mo.-San Francisco Pony Express Revival. She ! NED, 1;::.:""u..uy teturn Iln”‘l:nr':?":fin o A peculiar feature of the election | coondge the following: 1108 7y L RN Gollars reward Tor the Tetura ol he| for school board members fn that £, | ouyride tail t convey our hearts e one relay of five miles. ” ¥ 2 Frist watch and braceist fovnd s Vietor Goldsmith, renominated, IHIIH‘M( gratitude for the humanitarian §1—-DOGS, CATS, PETS. s rdny. Rudolph, 127 not recelve a majority vote although | gaeq of the government and people of EGaS. ""‘;:;fl’,',‘,“,f,lr ) CHALMERS Coupe 1931, in excellent rune | ) y q| ning condition, This ‘ear must be sold o;uy 'hr" "Tm" Jvere yoted on for|ihe United fl""“ inuiaing tha strioky LIVE BTOC Store Announcements immediatoly; prica right., M. Irving three vacancles, and he must enter|q, of _h,‘. | Vi S SAVE 1.3 on coal hilis, Install Accurate entor, “Arch st the second election with Mrs. Annie €. J P BAVE 1.3 on coal hill Install .Atl‘llrllfi Jester, 193 Arch street. S Feass v Mrs. ni 3 e ° g ATERIALS, | Metal Weather Strips. T. E. Woods, 61| SHmTRaTET, 4-90-—1020 ouring car, 5 new Touring car, 6 new 3 T, Whose name was written BUSINESS & OFFICE EQUIPMENT, Main_8t.; 'Phons cord | looks good, condition guaran- in on four ballots against him. CITY ]TEMS = FARM AND DAIRY PRODUCTS. SAVE vour valuable enap-shots; buy 8 teed, low price, terms. R. C. Rudolph,»137 . 185 Main St. 80 FEED AND FUE o photo album here at a big reduction. We ry Bt. Phone 2051-2. p S IN . - #0—FERTILIZERS, SEEDS, PLANTS, sive 3 pkes. Art corners with every E':fiobm 190 touring car, RAZOR BLADES IN BREAD. $1-FOOTWEAR AND CLOTHING, Album free. Arcade Studlo. | “aition good, ¢ excellent tires, $100 NG : ; WANTED—1,000 mon, women and children| quick sale. R. C. Rudolph, 137 Cherry —_— N M Victrola at Morans' GOOD THINGS TO EAT. j¥aR, At Modal HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES, to be well dressed on easy weekly pay- 8t.; 'Phone 2051.2, s e it bt T i ~~MACHINERY, ELEC, & TOOLS, ments, Boston Clothing Store, 63 Church 66—~MERCHANDISE AT THE STORES, street; mext to Herald office, Baker s Freed. A regular meeting of Martha Chap- ter, No, 21, O. E. §. will be held / R URoA s INATHONRNTS, > o Ollr ee VATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY, CHOQICEST USED CARS IN THE CITT-+ New York, Sept. 11.—Mrs, Mary . ‘ Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock in FCHES, DIAS Pater Kierer, a baker, o comt pester, | Mezonic bl TRREAT BRTATE TOI R AUTOMOTIVE ’ § A M. F. Valentine, violin teacher, : : . APARTMENTS & TENEMENTS. | 1023 4-cyl. ‘Buick Touring, day, charging him with selling a loaf 2552.9 s studio 140 Main street, Phone 2552-23, 70—~BUSINESS PLAC FOR RENT, Auto and Trurk Agencies 8 1022 Bulck Sport Model, Touring Can of bread in which razor blades were r g L bedidanki B —advt. ‘& r — 11—DESK ROOM AND OFFICES, SR L e B AR M R found. She produced the hlades as nc ease ,0" 7 72—FARMS FOR RENT, BUICK MOTOR CARS—"Better cars are £ protlgoMasing, of BEel, and. Miw § —HOUSES FOR RENT, being bullt and Bulck is bullding them.” 1931 . Briscos Roadster, Al 3 8§ ::“h“:z'“fi'[’; b‘:‘d!:;':‘;so;""':hu’:"f‘ Mary Gherlone of 440 South Main \ —SUBURBAN FOR RENT. New Britain Bulek Co. 225 Arch street. 1819/ Bulek Tourlng car g t 8- | gtreet have been cranted a license to ? 75—~VACATION PLACES FOR RENT. Telephone 2007, X 3 Washington Tokle, Sept, 111t is announced | o 4 i Nt NOTIONL R Bl “ Y o byl ‘ zors are not mentioned in the sani- 75x—VACATIONISTS WANTED. PADII,LAI JEWETT & PAIGE CARB— 1919 Bulck Roadster. marry. tary code as ndul!eruntm The case 1 76—~WAREHOUSES & STORAGE. M Co, ! p : ) o ¢ otor Co, "A Reputable Concern, Frank Nelson of Greenfleld, Mass,, ncome 77—WANTED--TO RENT. \\en Main, corner Lincoln_street. 1917 Bulck Touring car, was dismissed. has enlisted here for the aviation =R - —_— —REAL_ ESTATE FOR SALE, CHANDLER and Cleveland mutor cars and GIRL, 17, SEIZED AS THIEE. | Alsort Doeer ot Shattio Mando Fa T AUGTTONBERE, o AT spaseorions Aeoacloan Satc s 17, 8 i EF. Albert Doerr o uttle eadow 79~ AUCTIONEERS, Sy GHEVROLET touri " . ol avenue left Saturday for Oreno, Me., Ask hundreds of workers in every :? glfiflrm.;{p(;"Vr\lfii‘&ngr'aé.n‘ | “sedsn, $860;: F. O. N 1917 Overland Touring car, Says She Intended to Send Back 8100 | where he will go into training with field who have found that com- 83_FARMS FOR BALE. i i Britaln_Motor 8l | DODGE BROTHERS MOTOR CARS—8al Taken From Employer. the football squad of the University fortable Cantilever Shoes increase @ &3 o FOR SALE. z e T . D ed at a gu ; offi- 84—SHORE PLAUES FOR SALE. l}'fl orvigee. B & P-Mtor Bhlas Do 108 Trades on new and used cars of Maine, oerr starr guard their efficiency. Increased R Pen A E A 1in; 'phone 731, Chicago, Sept. 11— iss Terol Cas- | position for that institution last sea- ciency means greater carning pow- 57 y), ETATE FOR EXCHANGE. | DUI T STAR motor cars, Bales :g)r';n ;::'r le]:l;‘l:d e'r: ‘l;a:;“tnnek';n)?ign Ao i er—the capacity to add the third 7~REAL_ESTATE--WANTED, and service. “Just Real Good Cars.” LG was arrested l;'eayterdny SN Rtenpin [ apentiavink: iLicllle Basuty dimension to your pocketbook. XI—ROOMS, BOARD AND HOTELS, | _A._Bence, 18 Muln street; 'Phone 2315 NEW BRITAIN BUICK €O, l"m train and locked pending | G NRR RE E hr Let Cantilever Shoes increase $8—HOTELS. FoRD CARS, T R 4 'rom a train a ocked up 3 89— A F 3 ice; genulne par . Auto- 225 ARCH BT. HONE 3601 b your _ accuracy, - speed .-and. all- 90—ROOMS AND BOARD. motive Bales & Bervice 200 B, Main. Vi f New olice. v S TR rrival of Jermey. p A regular meeting of the New Brit- around efficiency. Cantilever Shoes 91--ROOM8 FOR HOUSEKEEPING. HUDSON AND ESSEX—America’s Teading h g sndld a‘l:w ::teum:::d t!o s:e'da :7‘: ain chapter of the W. C. T, U. was ) are made with an arch that con- 92—WHERE TO DINE. i car values, Sce the new coaches, Honey- oo o qEE ancisave enough i tooaen held this afternoon at the home of 3 tor e Lo te akk D oF the foctiand 93—WANTED—BOARD OR LODGING. man: Auto ‘Bales. Co,,- Ssles and Bervice, R e 139 Arch St.; 'phons 2109 DEPENDABLE UBED CARS— §a00’ back, Mrs. Emil Rondeau of 30 Monroe " N 3 flexes with every motion, thus con- 4 4 8 HUPMOBILE CARS -Sales and service, City 1033 Ford' suburban; SOy - street. 3 D! E tinually exercising the muscles and 3 " 1 : Service - Btation, Hartford Ave, corner ] NORWALK NOMINATIONS, Louis Conoto and Kate Rosita, both ligaments and keeping them strong Sacred Heart (rollege m Btabisy WAALIE Ml Hor AV Bachent: }g;} ,"l'\’l;dm:f,fl'e";h"m Pt f 98 Henry street, have taken outa L : s Republican City Caucus for Coming|marriage license. should always be. Sl o el . | FElections Is Held in Down State City A Tomorrow you can profitably Washington, = Sept, = 11--Admira M.‘—______._ . Terms Arranged. EXPEDITION A SUCCESS. visit our store and select a pair Anderson reported to Secretary Den- | MOON MOTOR CARS-—Favorably kns.n §. & ¥, MOTOR SALES CORP, Norwalk, Sept. 11.—The republi- Philadelphia, Sept. 11—The Swarth TR ey et Pl by today that the Sacred Heart col.| the world over. hslg jarsin i"" and 155 ELM ST, TEL., 781 cans in caucuses last night made the a p " pt. 2 a8 - hat pleases your ta an 8 lege in Tokio has bee destroyed in Service, 227 Glen 8t.; 'phone 2 D& BTV . following nominations for their city|C0'lese cxpedition to Mexico to ob- both your feet'and your pocket- the earthquake, but all residing there | NASH and Oakland motor cars, 8ales and| SOLGE, 1822, touring, In__ good shaps tickét at the coming election: t service, A. G. Hawker, 5§85 Elm street, throughout; private owner; price 'reas 1921 Paige 7-pass. Touring cam considered. serve the total eclipse yesterday was k. pse y y boo were reported to have escaped. The| Telephone 2456. sonable, Box 37WH, Herald office, ing to a tele- ‘Widths AAAA to E. “ N v Ward 1—Robert F. Way and Wil-|# total success, accord message added: Col. Purington and | GOBGE T35, and 1918 Oxkle ’ il 28, ud tourl liam C. Jessup for councilman; Sam.|Eram recelved at the college today two children and Miss Symond dead; | T ey | =00, (IS, 8 Inquire J. W, Lsme;&', Shuttle Meadow Lake House. Tel. 3053-3, uel J. Keeler for treasurer; Frank 1,|{rom John A. Miller, professor of .4 wife safe. No report on Dollard.” e Jones for commissioner. Ward 2— mathematics and astronomy, head of DORT—1820 touring. A rea ltamily car, Thomas Robbins, Clarence Brown and | the expedition. 2l Noti «++ PALACE -: sessonable. prie, iudolpiva Garage, 137 famuel Stevens for councilman; Hor- ) MING FORE 1 [‘ e = - s FO1L OURING 1016, d e A #ce R. Nash and Walter Collings for| Baseball rules of America have for Me Spec.al Otlce co riffith’ ‘l.nlirsoi,yv SUOAGATD GPraer buy, o, A commissioners. Ward 3—Lewis I‘. been translated into Spanish and or en d IT_ 1 D' W- (’Ufl.lt 8 | FORD ROUADSTER with aellviey body, Pugh for counciilman. Ward 4-—printed by the government printing Whist and cribbage drive, Vega [ i ” $150. Of gaod appearance, tires good, new George Canfleld for councilman. [office of Yucatan for public distribu- Women 3 Hall, Arch street, Sept. 13, American THE WHITE ROSE top and fenders. Thie is a good buy, K. M, )rder Sons of St. George. Bearle, Park & Main Sts. Phone 4110, Ward 6—Fred Stabell for councilman. |tion. BPECIAL FORD USED CAR SALE—~ " : THEM DAYS IS GONE FOREVER Overpower This On Your Oboe 102 Sodan, 330000, 1 1933 Sedun, $125100, 1 1920 Touring, $150.00 1 1820 Touring, $150.00 1 1920 Runabout with starter, 1 1922 Panel Delivery, starter ov led, special at $§175.00, A few others to choose from. Terms to suit, R Do»"r m GNVE THE CHILD '“:M DNS ls AU’I“.‘UMO‘T:JE SM',ES & SERVICE 00, A BTE? — ('S VERY WRONG | FROR GONE FOREVER' o e L Wednesday. 1% Brayne, 530 Main street. FORD, 1021, coupe, excellent palnt and § good tires. Mechanically in good shape, Charland’s Auto Bervice Statlon, 432 Main St Plone 1544, | FORD, 1022, coupe, shock absorbers, Tock wheel, necticut ignition, Inquire Hotel Washington Garage, FOR BALE—1927 Essex Touring; runs i1is nuw, price very reasonable, Auto Repair , 638 E. Main 8t. Phone 2016-3. M,uuunu 1903 Sedan in excellent ® e All overhauled; this is a bargain. G. Cohen, inc., 18 Park &t, Marttord, Ctr MAXWELL COUPE 1032 for sale, Tel, 1314-12, OLDSMOBILE, 1020, 5-passenger sedan, § new tires, 3500, Rudolph Garage, 127 Cherry §t.; 'phone 201-2 Sulesroom, 4 hone HUDSON AND ESSEX USED CAR DEPT, A BAVING OF FROM $50 TO $200 ON A USED CAR— Dort coupe, Durant iedan, F. B. Chevrolet touring. Buick touring, Buick tourimg, Chalmere, Maxwall coupe, 2 Maxwell touring. B WHY DOAT you o 1ot OE =] f HE MUST HAVE AN AWFULLY E . . — 3 Maxwell touring. L GOOD ARGUMEAT AGAINST (T — Ford toadmen Soodn HONETMAN AUIU BALRS CO, 139 ARCH BT, TEL. 2109, OVERLA 1923 touring car; brand new in every respect and selling at a big dis. count fiom the list price, Honeyman Auto Sales Co., 139 Arch §t. Phone 2109, FAIGE touring, i-pass. in very good con- dition. Rudolph Garage, 127 Cherry St.; 0! Balesroom, 4 Eim 8t in good condition; led, new paint, &o0d fon call C. A.'Bence, 51 Main 8t, Phone 25 15, HOANMER, 1920, i-passenger roadster, with d-cesworics. Rudolph's Uarage, 127 Cherry S Phone 2081-2, Cbfl g‘-‘qflg : §ie S S-passenger iouring car, mew — — - s, llent condition. Rudolph's Gar. = ' Cherry §t. Phone 3951-2.