New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 24, 1923, Page 12

- Unemployment Situation Adds fo| " == T rea, was killed and the assistant, 'm Rnh lllumu Guillamen, whese fall was llSIleo I | broken when an eddy of wind biew | L R |the car against & treetop, received | fractures of both legs and other in- | By The Asociated Press | juries, but is likely 10 recover Londen, Stpt, 24.—The ministeria! | St Louls Bursts. mn‘n:n- ?nhd“uu h'-nvl .n"d the | One of the American eontestants, members of the Rritish cabinet this|ine Bt Louis, was unable to take i S week begin to face many IMportant | pav in the race, She burst before i ; SR R A AR08 Arotn S8 CARE r s paris problems both international and do- ' (ne siart when the pressure of the 3 Opersier, Bales & Bor: mestic, Discussions among the | snehor rope proved too strong, | i ¢ R 3 ¢ “ 4 = — ] various ministers today and tomor-| Phe ather twe American entries, [ 4 K ar values See he new coaches. Honay: row will he followed on Wednesday | (he U'nited Htates army S-6 and the i i | | man Auie Suies Co, Saies and Service, by & meeting of the eabinet with re- |1 § navy A-6699, had narrow es- § " S ! | pr— 138 Aich B . a.c.o:. 5 B and 1t 1 gomorlly suphomsd he | Sonee 88 the sart, The £-4 esllided _ e . ANNOUNCEMENTS ) MINCHCE CIREIGITR s | h with the Relgian entry, Ville de Brux- e c— and 16 Main 8, A, M. Paonesss, ::nlnn. -:‘llt be ;::urnm!'ulnanm Mn: | elles, damaging the latter, The : 3 » “ | Burigl Vaults, Monuments 1! & relations ween rance and | A 699 barely aveided ecolliding with . " X "w:___ '_r-__‘. Great Britain over the reparations | some of the other balloons ) - o . m\;;’m:m&: e, o tangle, French Entry Lands, X A ; than wood or metal. All st class unders The secret of the meeting of Pre-| G Rianchet, plloting the Fernande ) ¥ B N i b takers, N, B, Vault Co, mier Poincare and Premier Baldwin 48| ;yy 0 prench entry, landed safely s ¥ g i SoL . ? —— e e — & secret still and the political ROMsIDA | ot Antwerp at 5:20 o'elock Jast | Florists and Nurserymen B o -& eontinue to set forth various versions | cuening while the storm in the midst W \ FIAWERE AND POTTRED PLANTH- Adeiph | _Telephone 3468, ! Randalle, 313 Oak 8, Phone 911, | i N of what happened In Paris of whieh the balloonists left Brussels Times Criticlzes , ot RURAERYMAN and Tandscap o1, M, Bearis & Co, Sales and service, Cor, wis most. severe, Blanchet said the b iy b BT s 1| Wim and Mark 8ta, New Britaia, Conn. The Times today, criticlsing edi- | weurner conditions In the present . in_and Fars torlally the now famous communique | 0 SRREURES (4 rln':rllne- ) . y AR m. Teley " fssued after the premiers’ meeting |« 1y nis 20 vears of ballooning. i ; :l-m'.'uf N, * ; says it “very gravely misled publie | <8 Caught n Storm. e "‘V‘!’,f',":f",'.",,."":' “.') :‘“".'."u,,',::" opinion conveying an Impression of | o 86 way caught In the vortex of LARRL e, ; R 3 ! ;rl-'.: '.l u- LT, h- ".: political solidarity which In fact does |, toein. scuthwesterly sile in ere 1_, i 8 P OTR ey, X Bot exist ing the Belgian frontler about . 7 | i obakel It Is supposed Mr, Baldwin will : - =, [ X ; 1 o'clock last evening, the rain storm | communicate to his colleagues at|goning the balloonists to unload all | K. on the bae t_Raturday mornin Wedneaday's cabinet meeting the re-|ehoin " hailast, When the balloon | “ [ P %;. Kindly return to 620 Staniey 8t and re- “The Blesvi Vot R sults of his talk with Premier Poin- crashed at Nistelroode, both men - N N celve reward, | €, Rudolph, Phone 2061-3. care and the conclusions he has drawn | o 0000 ¥ R TR ST waich Tost 8at, Bept. 15, ~“Autos and Trucks For Bale ® from it But whether public curi Lieut. Olmstead was killed out-| ) ) 3 ,;’; b : on back; reward, 219 Vine KT T TR ST Iy painted, good Ures, Al étondition me« & v mnown, sihough there 1 an 1600 Yhen Uenlang wruck e baic| 1 agiclature 1o Meet in Defiance of Q. TSI TV, Yoo Yoo | ¢ St eV s et & as yet unknown although there is an loon, while Lieut. Ch ; ) PR (T Long Mendow, Mass, 4 linen shee ; “DAIr pillow sllpe, Reward, 1 Main Ste, Phone #4110, expectation that the premier will 2 T o | a pair make a declaration at the public | feetn, Yhen the :l:b::lx]-'-.:" of Nimel- | Wal Wednesd / 4 Meadow 'St Long eadow. Mass, HUICK Bodan 1933, 4-cylinder, brand aew; meeting he addresses at Northampton ¢ 4 lOI] 0]] neS a.y A\ ) 0 AT ————————— . SV VY LI be bought at & Thursduy. Potentfal happenings [ [000¢ Who examined the bodles. He | 5 A ) Personal 8| big dlsoount, N. B, Bulck Co. 226 Afch o8 2hureday. o L4¢ telegraphed the aero club in Brussels e \ EXCURBION hoat to vent, Bisie N, on Conn, | _8t.i 'phone 2607, In G v however are to be reck- A n Germany however are that Lieut. Olmstead's body was found - 3 river, Carry 76, Fishing partles accom- | BUICK, 1922, 6 passenger, § cylinder sport oned with and a pronouncement may [, . "y o bag in the basket, while Nyn'l;(l;'hu-v-'M:-‘.“Pr"--k 4 i V modated. J, J.'I.nwlnn‘ 82 Rocky JUII| model, just repainted, a uomuulnrm- necessarlly be withheld. that of his companion was about 25 ahoma y ¥ Ave, city, Phon 9-1 ard blue, 4 hf-ndc new e:;a t'llun., 201! Delicate Problem hours separating the Oklahoma legis- | r/ R R T Tk extras, This car can be bought right. New le problem lzed as|féCt Away, asif the vietim had Y 7 | 4 ” Storc Announcements 7| Britain_Bulck Co. 236 Arch 8t. Tel. 3081, be;rm ':‘:I?c:{:l;."t‘ azc"""r“vlf:z: 7[: tha | Jumped. lative and executive clash nar-| BAVE 1.3 on conl Fille, Inetail_dccurate | ng s0 de S ? 9 v v g Metal Weather Strips. T. E. Woods, 61 Dally Telegraph's diplomatic expert, Two members of the aero club were | rowed down to 48 today with the lin 1 NMain 9b1 PRONS- S “t is highly doubtful whether any |fen' from Brussels to take charge of | drawn taut between Governor J. C. | BAVE your vauable snap-haia;Bu7 8 | CHOICEST USED CARS IN THE CITE— decisions will be taken by the cabinet | oy " disqualification of the United Walton and those members of the photo album here nt a big reduction, We until the matter has been debated house of representatives who seek to . 5 give 2 pkgs. Art cornes with every States army balloon 8-6 had just been . ; Be{ 2 2 album free. Arcade Studlo. 1. Bed: with the dominfon premiers at the | Y indlct him as the* preliminary step ore you buy a washmg mad-unc’ let us oL L e oL B 1923 Bulck 4-Oyl. Bedan. ecided upon because of he 5 chme e WANTED—1,000 , women and_children d ups hec: f her ramming | toward impeachment proceedings. 10" ba, wall dressed’ On sasy. weekly :aye 1080 Maswell. tourti; imperial conference which opens in & - e London at the beginning of October.” | the Belgian entry, Ville de Bruxelles, | ' Today brought more witnesscs wnd demonstrate without obligation on your i Tl reat b Sahy. ek iy z at the start of the race when the news ; p T 11 . Herald offy, 2 - Touri In quarter swhere it is believed that more testimony at both the Tulsa and | [ g street; next to Herald office, 1922 d-cyl. Bulck Touring. Bl B idwin nis Virtually adopted ths | 9 the dissbter:to the American bal-|Onianoma. Oty milltary courts of In:| EASY” method of washing clothes by means of s e loon reached the aero club, o Y rte H : g French attitude toward the Ruhr quiry. Charges of riot were expected Air Pressure and Suction. The revolving vacuum question a rumor has been started | ";"’ "”;‘”’" of the victims are here | to be made in Oklahoma City against ! R g i ITEMS 021 Briscoe Roadster, that Lord Curzon is likely to return |'" Hrussels. participants in a lashing part) | cups move up and downsmy times per minute— CI l Y o 1919 Bulck Touring car. The magnitude the disaster alread ? by N. C.| to the foreign office feeling that his , ¥|leged to have been led Ly N. C.| position has been embarrassed as a has assumed has caused consterna- | Jewett, grand dragon of the Oklaho- | on the down stroke thcy fome the water through 1919 Buck Roadster. the Paris conversation but |tion and great anxiety prevalls over|ma Ku Klux Klan, | 8 ’ z & ERle of ihe the fate of the balloons as yet unre-| ' Jewett's trial on a charge of riot | , the mesh of the garments—on the up stroke they e e e e | a7 Bulok Touring. car. of this there is no sort of confirma- s vited to visit Priscilla Lodge of Mid- iy o PR ¢ o robably will be postponed tomorrov | suck the water back the mesh, This dletown, Tuesday evening. Autos will| 1921 Paige 7-pass. Touricg cas, Unemployment Too. afternoon sent & |to permit additional information being ) i i G lea > i ) At : Among other serious problems the | Staff officer to the United States and | obtained by the military against other efficient method of washing fo: cs all dirt and "“,f:r,‘.,“:i“l,,f,'li‘.";u‘l.‘é'r'a“him‘i.i';fl‘: 1517 Overland Touring car, 3 i - | Spanish embassies and the Swiss le- ty. : ubst tbe with overnment has to deal with are in 8 1e-| supposed members of the party. ol ] e A :reulng unemployment and the con- | Bation to express his majesty's per- Soldiers on Guard. / fo:ugn substances out of garments out chines, & Rkt L g Trades on new and used cars sequent industrial unrest, also the|Sonal condolences over the loss of| Wednesday noon the house of rep- . the least wear, tear or: M";!’:J:‘;:;‘;;‘"R‘"IM:‘C:’%:;k;:““ld seibAt V] 0 . I, and M nnie - [ llves in the cup race. g il osition of agriculture and the de: » . resentatives is called tp meet in ex R . A Tiand of the farmers for fiscal changes Another Mishap. traordinary session desr?lte the armed l‘ .’I friction. Air Pressure n‘ex't“ii'gfi?d‘.’,'y t::u zcn‘fiy Fv_\{lrl!lttfieth,:ace .‘;_, rai NEW BRITAIN BUICK CO. The balloon Prince Leopold Bel- v bef th to meet their growing difficulties. pold, a guardsmen who still pace before the A gian entry, met with a mishap short- | bronze doors of the house and senate -andSuctxonwas_hmtbe church. 155 ARCH #T. PHONE 2607 ; Iy after the start. She was beaten |chambers with loaded rifles and fixed - beavmt b]ankcm or “Hey! You Want any Codfish?" g down by the rain squall and fouled bayonets, | = ——— | e, W % comedy song, Columbia record. John A the chimneys in the industrial su-| Federal court action seeking a re- ] \the daintiest lingerie, A. Andrews & Co.—advt. | BUICK 1919, six-cylinder touring car, 100k# burb of Woluwe, Pllot Veenstra was straining order is threatened by the " i The Cresent Past Noble Grands As KD ixe 7 % car, Tooks 1 B z good; [ 4 tir price only 3 " HASBIGPROBLEWS - NENWEET DEATH oy B & F, Metor Sales Co, 106 Bim 8, cormer ¥y ;S . s obliged to dump the entire balast, in- | house members if, the executive at- : g g 3 5 i A eill o & N ; . TAKING QUEER TURN|znse . s o, B b Bl Eay Credit Terms e asaorse . i G R 8 4 or, Dee [ fore the ballonn again ascended, thus|or throw any of the members in jail Britain. BUICK 1923 Sport Model Road i A used as a demonstrator. This car carries greatly handlcappin, the ae: f his than ) AT o 4 PRIRN, seronauts|tor the remainder of his more i /An mxual payment wfl.l wt Mrs. James Martin and daughter, 8 new. guarantee and wilk sold at for their flight. term of office, The gov- (Continued from First Page) three year ter| o, ! « 9 s Marie Carmel, of Tremont street, are| a b . 8 J el, 5 g sacrifice. New Britain Buick Co., ernor would welcome such a legal test, the “EASY” in your home. The e UL S A Ml DI LA Calls It “All Bunk.” . he said last night. * Such action may balance & " der toutl T Good Worth Nothing as Money, can be arranged to suit Hear the Boston Symphony En-|BUICK: 1T, § evinder tolting cee Good The fi erson I asked, a former come between now and Wednesday, B t “The first p T R AR your convenience. Let you:good semble at the Central Junior High| fine. Low price]. New Britain Buick Co. i ‘all’ bunk’ i ‘h’::me.):;r;:;da l::th‘:a:l:" $4 SOId as ‘vaSte Paper Governor Walton has assailed the { ) credit take the d.tudgcry out of hchluoi( auditorium, Sept., 27th at 8:15 g:lcfi'ic-h:!fi.f:o;&::% “Next to & N P N 3 . 24— T 8 theri £ UK . —— o'clock. Tickets = at Plerce's and e i A rEniay, he iR ety B e e 110 | S o / wuhday. Crowell's.—advt, BUICK, 1919, 6 cylinder touring car, In fine « afffants, admitted to My. Wharton, the | German marks today were worth 7-10 | dragons to oust any official who dares ‘@ B ey condition; has 6 excellent tircs and looks latter said, that the woman he knew | Of one cent as currency in New York [to block their path.” . Mrs. James Burke of 52 Black good. New Britaln Bulck Co. 336 Arch was “not Mrs. Stokes at all. She was| but one million of the old one mark He asserted that a majority of the Rock avenue reported to the police| Bt. Phone 2807. “Next to s new Bulck s ~ a little girl with bobbed hair and her | notes sold as waste paper here could | members who signed the call were or this ‘morning that a number of gar- n the invisible ments were stolen from a clothesline ] Dy m';-m;:ls'o' "}{_"é" name was Dorothy, not Helen.” bring about $4. Thousands of these | had been members of it Paid For Signature, old mark notes still\are held in this [empire. g in the rear of her home last night.| Rudoiph, 127 Ghetrv dt, Phone 3081-3. Another of the affiants, Mrsfl Nellie cm]mtlry as souvenirs but they are — 19 I\ AIN ST_ PHONE 2504 Bostgn t&y’r{'\lnhholciy tEr]xs‘]em}lolfl, !;‘l}:» CARS at clearance prices. 1919 Ford Finnich, an ed negress, said she|valueless so far as piirchasing power ! A i 9 p. m,, Sept. 27th, Central Junior g Coupe, $150; Bethlehem Truck, $100; "had been given $10 “to slgn a paper, |18 concerned, TWO KILLED IN GERMAN RIOT School Auditorium. Tickets $1.00 at| Maxwell 1971 Touring only 432 but I can’t read and I don't know| Germamy's outstanding note circula- | Berlin, Sept. 24.—Two persons are C. L. Plerce Co.—advt. Aiton 0.1 Culam taen N Hari aeroet what was in it.” tion has now exceeded a quadrillion | reported to have been killed and 11 Lillian M. Andrew has sold prop-| iartford. erty at 88 Pleasant street to John | GHEVROLET 490 for sale, @i7; in Arat 31 Ri The names of the other affiants and | paper marks, the latest weekly 1in-|wounded in a elash’between nation- i vl the texts of the affidavits were with-(crease being more than 518,000,000, [alists and communists in the vicinity Q 1 and Mary Beno through the H, N.| class condition; can be sed held by Prosecutor Wharton. 400,000 marks, of Leipsic Sunday. FOI’ llle Returns Jse Herald Classxfled Advts. ToNIER GOl BibeHa, i way_strest, Maple Hill. F. A..Bartlet 3 . CTaition oo, ‘4" excenont ‘ren 3100 " for AR * s 4 A : 6 i T | auck suis R G Rudolph, 127 Cherry THEM DAYS IS GONE FOREVER Chance This On Your Chimes By Al Posen A Eim St phons 1780, - oo DORT Roadster, 1921. Rudolph's Garage, 127 Cherry St.; ‘phone 2051.2, room, 4 Elm St.; 'phone 1790, : NO *E;AN\(S Al Ru)éxA)D‘\’F A b THEM DAYS IS X Fz‘::il{'fir;amull?m;:fil 196" Beat Mat K ~ S N THRTY SOIT —ER - CANNI EBSEX 1323 Touring for wle; —Tume TS ; 1920 Chevrolet touring; 1917 Bulck roadster; 1922 Ford roadster. New Britain Motor Rales Corp, 6 Main St. FORD Roadster with dellvery body; good engine d rubber; looks' fine, $100. K. * H.mflelrll. Park cor. Main 6t.; 'phone 21 P L. —— FORDS—FIRE SALE— Thres tourings, 1 roadster, 1 de- livery, 1 coups, slightly blemished in our recent fire, Cheap If taken at once. AUTOMOTIVE SALES & BEERVICE CO,, 300 EAST MAIN 8T, 'PHONE 2701, BY CLIFF STERRETT G. M. C. 1918, 3-4 ton truck_in good Shaps throughout; good tires. K. M. Bearle cor. Park_and Main Bts; 'phone 2110 e HUPMOBILE 1023 Sedan, late model, ai- i most new. BSee propristor of The Hub (ouQS_E - HAUN Clothing Co,, 407 Main strest, T you HAANG % ‘ LATE MODEL USED CARS AT A SUB- STANTIAL REDUCTION-BUY NOW LIKE IT! g AND BAVE MONEY— [LOVES IT! g : L k) : ) AR 1923 Overland touring. 1922 Essex coach. 1922 Maxwell touring. 1921 Maxwell coupe. 1920 Maxwell tourin 1920 Chevrolet touring. 1922 Ford touring. Oldsmobile sed: $200, Bulck coupe, Ford touring, $90. Btudebaker coupe, $75. HONEYMAN AUTO SALES CO., 139 AROH ST, TEL. 2199, | | MAXWELL touring, 1923, Run 7,000 miles. Wil be sold at big sacrifice. Call 3607,