New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 19, 1923, Page 26

Avie and Truck Agmmeiee N0 00d Vruchs Pev Gl ¢ i e s uoron = #00d can come from pussyfooling or L] m CHOIOBSY USED CARS IN THE OIT¥-- | trying 10 concesl the fnet . Hudws Sedes 0PPOSIS SUSPENDING | CITY ITEMS, ORDINANGE IN DOLAN CASE ——— Mary Eligabeth Specia Shep, #7 .. ——— West Main, Prof. Bidg, iavites your Inspection of thelr beautiful dresses —adv Burritt Grange will meet tomorrow TELEGRAPHIC NEWS FLASHES Diplomatic relations between Ba !u. the American Legion and that ne varia and Saseny have heen brokea Beriia dispatch sads g’ 3 tor Way b 10 Hopesl Age Irish republica Eleven m among them four New | test against Lieyd George's going o i Limit Law A proposal eredited o seme ves | members of the ecommen eounecll that ordinances regulating the maximum sge for appelutment to the department be suspended o al- ml the appeintment of ex-Fatrel- man Themas Delan whe is several menths bheyond the age limit pres soribed, dees not find or with Chairman David L. Dunn of the po- liee commission. Attorney Dunn explains that he cannot understand what procedure, If any, could be taken to suspend @an ordinance, Had It merely been & rule of the counell, rather than & no diffieulty. can see no steps to be followed, but | to repeal the present ordinance The police commission would have no opposition to offer to such a move ment. In fact that board had urged the council to allow the age limit to remain at 40 years instead of shifting it back to 35 which Is the present flumuml I v FRAUD IS CHARGED Patrick Ryan Attempted Quarry in Maine Which He Did Not Own, Is New York Accusation, New York, Oct, 19.—An assertion that Patrick Iyan attempted to sell the George A. Fuller company, con- tractors for New York's new court. house, a granite quarry at Crotch Is- land, Me., which he did not own, and which previously had been sold for taxes to Dr. B, M. Noyes, of Stoning- ton, Me, was made by counsel and witnesses for the Fuller company at a hearing held today by Commissioner of Accounts Hirshfield, into charges by Ryan that the Fuller company had used low grade granite on the court- house work. J. F. Manning, of Stonington, Me, general manager of the quarries de- partment of the Fuller company, pro- duced a deed of sale of the quarry in question for unpaid taxes amounting to $415. This deed was dated Febru- ary 12, 1921 and certified due by the registrar, February 24, 1922, The contract to the Fuller company, he pointed out, was let on June 23, 1922, Manning said he had been a granite expert for 40 years and had taken out the granite for such structures as the Lincoln memorial at Washington, the post office at Denver, Col, and the courthouse and city hall at Cleveland. Manning testified that he had ex- amined the Crotch Island quarry and the Rogers quarry from ‘which the granite was taken. “All quarries in that neighborhood are the same as regards their product,” he said. “The stone cooled at the same time and was of the same age. “In my judgment there were no facilities at the Ryan quarry to enable us to flll our contract in the time specified, which was 14 months. The Ryan quarry had been carried below sea level and in places was fllled with water, To get this out and get off the top sheets of granite before we could get at the perfect material, would take eight months more,” —_— MISS BOOTH BETTER. New York, Oct. 19—Salvation Army headquarters today reported that Evangeline Booth, commander of the organization in the United States, who sell | evening in Jr. O. L {borhood night will be observed and | & house warming will take place Por good values at moderate prices, Visit the new Specialty | Elizabeth, 87 W, Main ladyt Judgment for the defendant been awarded by Judge B W, Alling in the case of the Co. against John Walke. represented by Lawyer Heary wieki “Maggie." Reeord. advt, The Parents and Teachers associa- tion of the Osgoo i I regularly enacted law, he would see | . $ 4 N oshoo! 1f Dolan's ApPOINtMENt [ nouneiiman David L. Nair will be the in to be made possible, Attorney Dunn | oo o, New Vieter Records day at Henry Morans, 3 —advt P David Garston has bhrought sult for | $20 Oagainst Mary Yerarde, Alahed LeWitt represents the plain- | e, New KEdison dance records Pieree & Co.- Captain Walter 0, Cook, Lieutenant Willlam Jackson, Thomas Carey and William W, T, Squire of this city will | attend the 169th infantry at the Hotel Garde In New Haven this evening. “Hey! | Vocal, advt, Day by day when you are down our. way stop in and hear the new releases in Columbia and Vocallon Records. Al i A, M. hall: Neigi Jersey brewers are arvesied in New York aceused in what federal author- fties declare is great bribery plot te that ity pext Tuesday to take pant in exercises at laying of publie - Shep, Mary Prof. bidg.—| The ealled Michigan & has of the read and Jommereia! Gred® meore Inflammatory Walko was Ne-| Some song. Vogalion John A. Andrews & L‘O.—’.'."“’" party, will Oet, 25| Mdoyd George in Thursday evening, resp o Abra " " pe m_‘lmmlmm. 1 | Main 8.1 sajor Charles ¥ Lawyer | always in stock C. L. | —advt, Bt Joseph's will meet at ning in the chu Vietrolas, Pleree & Co. advt, 7 he dinner of the officers of advt You Want Any Codfish ™ John A. Andrews & Co.— vocal, advt, and Mrs, Harry the latest and most popular|Church street, D. MILLER & CO. 26 Church Street food New York with New Jersey heer American leglon whieh does net speelfy any erganiza tian; convention keeps to the middie avolds resolu er pro or anti-klan Henry Vord will pel presidential nemi {announces at Los Angeles places wreath on L pisco says religious issue is divid We have new num- bers every day, John A, Andrews & Co, pop of h hall, Edisons, Rudolph Lundell of 198 Stee has gone to Brooklyn, N, ¥ up his studies at Pratt Insti “When All the World Forgets You,"” John A, Andrews A daughter has been born to N\ Scheidler The father is the eor | brary cornerstone, PFielding H. Yeosl, eoach of the Unks versity of Michigan foothall team for [the last 28 years, is to vetire at the end %of this seasen. adopts so i-Kian resolution approving 8 wheth Pederal prohibition agents rald At- lantie City resorts; arvest 17 men and confiscate liquor sald to he worth $100,000, in all probability tion of the pro- G, Hinshaw ? neis B, Clark, head of istian Endeavor So- Congregationalists Mass, that liguer drink- Nev, Dr. ¥ the world's clety tells Hpringheld, in YOUNE Wome driving rain pays Lineoln and oln's tomh at of today Paul is selected for 1924 con- Ameriean Legion, L] vention of the Kendrick of Ban net player at the Capitol theater, Noonday luncheons at Crowell's.— advt, A whist and bridge will be given next Wednesday evening at the home wge Berso 762 Arch the henefit ™ of Hebrew Beouts this eves Boy o'clock Bonoras, (', L, orphans, Exclusive miimery, French Hat Room 107, Professional Bldg. te | 87 West Main street,s-Advt, Dr, and Mrs, E, T, Fromen left to- & Co,— day for Chicago to attend the Ameri- |ean College of Burgeons’ annual con- | grehs, of | No, fJohn A p streel to take | Shoppe, Nog Nora, fox trot and voeal, Andrews & Co,—Advt, | | Your Money's [ Worth | Or Your Money ‘ Back SATURDAY SPECIALS The celebrated Winsted Wool Underwear, | all wool Shirts and Drawers, and Union | Suits; also niedium weight part wool and cotton. Men’s Cotton Ribbed Union Suits in grey and natural. See our window—$1.50 garment Full Size Bed Blankets, grey and white— $3.50, $3.75, $4.25. Kenwood All Wool Blankets, fast color, weight about 5 1bs.—$11.50. Bed Comfortables, large sizes—$5 to $10 ea. Couch Covers, nice selection—$2.00 to $12.00 36 inch Good Quality Outing Flannel, white and colors, reg. 35c. Saturday Only 25¢ 27 in. Colored Outing Flannel.......15¢ yd. Full Fashioned Worsted Hose. . ....$1.25 pr. Shawknit Wool and Cotton Hose $1-$1.50 pr. Silk and Wool, $2 value. Saturday Only $1.50 Gotham Gold Stripe, full fashioned, Thread Silk Hose—$2.50, $2.69, 3 pure Burson Hose in black, white and cordovan, regular and extra sizes—48c¢ pair. . $1.00 s Armstrong’s Linoleums ... Armstrong’s Inlaid Linoleu_m .. $1.59 sq. yd. Imported Greenwich Linoleum flapper does not represent Lhe real | »,:!ul N.LV!UI! Florists and Nurserymen BORTON VERN l‘h:fiim-‘-’-fi”m. win cut or In pots, at ) pla Puneral work, Free delivery, Bandal: lig's Greenhouse, 318 Oak 8t Tel, §83-13, NURFRERYMAN and Tandscaps wardener, Slmonsen, ‘phone 3136-3, NURNERVMAN - Frull trees, shruba fow: Hend addses 1, Hex 2, 1d. D planis and Rowers, Puneral cut Johnso! Greenhiuses, Toat betwean Wal- Checipieo M. C. A, or Arch Hinan's store and St, Rridge and 30 dge Bt Iiberal reward. ‘Phons 8554, Tueadny Aftarnoon; reward, Erown yellow mAla eat, four white please notify © Store Announcements 1 s mritisio BOYCE-ITE FREE—~ 13 to Oct, 21, inclusive, with gallons of gasoline at 20 conts n, w will pour In your tank 2 ounces of the super-fuel, This product, mixing, gl " rapld-fring carbon destroying fuel, In every respect superfor to the ordinary gasoline, FRANKLIN 8Q. FILLING STATION, OPP, THE MONUMENT. Last opportunity Saturday and Sunday JUST arrived, a truck 1oad of ploture frames to fit any of your pictures; a hun- dred different styles and sizes. Bring us your_picture. Arcade Studio. WANTED- 1,000 men, women and children to be well dressed on easy weekly pay- ments. Bostor Clothing Store, 63 Church street: next to d office. §AVE Coal bil T Metal Weather Strips. T. E. Main street; 'phonme 2766. Ac Woods, 61 LIMITATION OF CLAIMS, At a Court of Probate holden at New Britain within and for the District of Ber- lin, In the County ef Hartford and State of Connmectlcut, on the 18th day of Octo- ber, D, 1923, Present, Bernard F. Gaftney, ¥sq., Judge. On motion of Ralph 1. Janswick of sald New Britain, as Administrator on the Es- tate of Bdward L. Janswick, late of New Britain, within said district deceased, This Court doth decrea that six months be allowed and limited for the creditors of | sald estate to exhibit their claims against directs F. Bteele, | Serviee Blation, Hasiforg Av afllul- .%c A6 Maln 8 7A, M - g “High grale meter cars, Bales and uu:;; [ A! Bence, 81 Malw B b L OFOR CARE Faverably Widsa the world ever, ¥, L Balea whi Bervice, 317 Gien B1.; ‘phens -5 A and Oskland weter cars, olales servics A, G, Hawker, 85 Klw strest, Telephone 3486, REO MOTOK CARS and trucks Keaneth M, Searle & Co, Hales and servies, Cer, Bim and Park Ste, aew Britain, Conn BTUDEBAKERS- - Ly, h: . uur.llu L 4 Bim 8L servics, 17 Ble Valve Moter, M. Paone 3061-3 vars, shuwioo Cherry ot * V. Rudolph Autos And Trucks For Sale L] wssonger, I good condl paldwin, Kensinglon, ylinder, brand hew be bought , Mulck Ce, 336 Arc BULCK-—~Beven- ton, Geoige ‘phone 14bi-1 e Touring car; §0od ap- tires and good top Buick Co, 326 Are G-cylinder, 3 bump- wte,; run very little; new in every New Hritaln Bulck Vo, 226_Arch Bt.; 'phone 2607, i BUICK 1933 BSpoiv Model Hoadster, been used as & demonstiator. This car carrive & new car guarantee and will be scld ut & big sacrince, New Britaln Buick <o, 2426 Arch 8t, Phene 2607, BUICK, 1917, 6 cylinder touring car. Good paint and cres. Mechanical condition flue, Low pricel, New Hritalu Bulck Co. 2256 Arch St, Phone 260 Next tv & Now i BUICK, 1952, b pi i po model, just repainted, & beautiful Packe ard blue, 4 brand new cuid tires, all sport extras. This car can be bought right. Nuw Tritain Bulck C BUICK 1919 tourl I 5 good tires, new top; price $360. Kon- neth M. S e, cor. Park and Main Sts. 1922, 7-pass, disk wheels, good painty will reasonable, il 1014; painted and in condition; price $150. Main and Park CADILLAC tou good mechanival Kenneth M. Bearle, cor. streets. CHALMERS 7-passenger touring car, ex- cellent paint and upholstery, very good tires (2 brand new), in fine shape me- chanically; price only $190, M. Irving Jester, 193 Arch St.; ‘phone 811, “This 15 a_Studebaker Year, CHEVROLET 490 touring car, general con- dition good, 4 excellent tires, $100 for quick sale, R. C. Rudolpn, 127 Cherry 8t.; 'Phone 2051-2, DODGE Sedan, A-1 condition; run 12,000 nmilles, Dr, Vivian; ‘phone 703, FORD tourlng car, In good shape mechan- fally; falr tires, good paint and uphol- stery; price $65. M. Irving Jester, 193 St.; 'phone 811, “This Is & Stude- 1921, Rudoiph's Garage, lone 2 Salca- *plione truck. R, O. Rudolph, sho Slm St.; phone 1780, Service Station, 127 Cherry St.; 'phone 2051-2 ESSEX_roadster 1920, 1920 Essex touring 1-2 voom, 4 0, DORT 192 room Ford Conpe. Buick Ooups. Bulck Touring, T passsnger, Bulcs -0yl Bedan. Bulck Spert Model, Touring Ows Brisses Resdster, Bulcs Resdeter Bulck Tourtng sar, Palge Trpass Touring o Frankiin Sedan, Hupmobile. Whilte Teurtag, Trades vn Bew and used can considered, Thomas, Manager of Car Depprtineat, NEW BRITAIN BUICK 0O, 236 ARCH o7, PHONB 2007, Les B, Used ans e over $200 worth of extras. Asren O, Cohen, Ine, 185 Park Hartford, Conn. n, Tees one moni i\ old, brand new in every detall, spare tiie, o selling at & blg discount, ow WBritain M Co., 336 Arch Bt Tel, 3605, FYORDE—~FORDS~FORDE~ At §60 each; one readast 1921 eedan at 3335 o ry at 476, A few others AUTOMOTIVE SALES & SERVICE, 200 EABT MAIN 8T, 'PHONE 3701, [TUDSON, 1930, i-pAssenger #edan, & excel extras; price | Bulek Co,, 236 Arc JEWETT 1023 J.passenger coupe, driven only 5,000 miles and brand new in every detall, A G, Hawker, 62 Elm street; ‘plione 240, 10—-DAY BSALE-10 LATE MODEL USED CARS AT A SUB. © BTANTIAL REDUCTION—BUY NOW AND SAVE MONEY— 1922 Maxwell Sedan. Ford Sedan, almost new. 1922 1923 1923 1923 1932 1021 1920 Speclal Touring Studsbaker, Buick 6, t touring. Durant sedan, Overland touring. Maxwell touring. Maxwell coupe. Maxwell touring. 1920 Chevrolet touring. 1932 Ford touring. Oldsmoblle sedan, $200, HONEYMAN AUTO SALES CO., 139 ARCH ST, TEL. 2109, MOON 1924 demonstrator for sale, F. Green, 227 Glen street, ne: Ellie. ar, 1917, good tires, ry and pa‘nt; fine running order; 5. A. G. Hawker, §2 Elm the same to the Administrator and that public notico ba glven of this order by advertlsing In a newspaper pub- lished in sald New Britaln,,and having a circulation in said district, and hy posting a copy thereof on the public sign post in sald Town of New Dritain, vearest the place where the deceased last dwelt, Certified from Record, BERNARD F. GAFFNEY, Judge, and 1920 Suburban limousine, all in good mechanical conditlon, for sale cheap. Ap- _ply_McGauley & Bennett, 139 Arch St. FRANKLIN SEDAN 1020, excellent paint, upholstery like new, good-tires and me- chanically in fine shape, New Britain Bulck Co., 226 Arch 8t.; ’'phone 2607 FORD COUPE, 1922, in excellent condition throughout; fine appearance; can bhe Ladies’ Flannelette Night Gowns, sizes to 17 | Bailey’s Floor Covering ........ 59¢ sq. yd. $1.25 value—98c each $1.98 value—8$1.621; each underwent an operation for abscesses in the nasal passages, last Sunday, had passed a comfortable night, and was out of danger, It was said she would remain bed for ten or twelve days. Russell , d-passenger, new pahit, e $550. Monument Garagv, OLDS § coupe, §00d tires; pri in, Window Sh:;d;s, anywkind or ;ualilsf desired —59¢ to $1.75 each e e R s-Kiulght demonstrator for salc; uo trade takea on this. Rudolph's Garage, 127 Cherry St.; ‘phone 2061-3. __Salesroom, 4 kil St.; 'phions 1790, OVERLAND 1923 touring car, brand new ‘ bought cheap. New Britain Buick Co, | In every respect and seiling at a big dis- | 225 Arch St; 'phone 2607, count from the list price. Honeyman Sy o Sales Co., h_St.; 'phone 310y, By Al Posen Toadster, of good ;THE——IOI.D_A‘Y—ST IS GONE FOREVER Tolerate This on Your Tuba sppenranc Hiiahe nik e enci in Large Dry Goods Boxes For Sale Geese Feathe 2 1bs. Lard, 20c. advt. Bros.— $100 down, $5 weekly, M. Irving Jester, 193 Arch St; ‘phone 811, “This is a Studebaker Year.” OVERLAND SBDAN In vory good condi- tion; run only 8,700 miles, For demon- stration 'phone 443-2. PACKARD i3 ton and Brockaway 2-to both in good condition; soliu tire equl i make an offer. Kenneth cor Maln st passonger touring car, new paint, excellent tres; Useu bu very - tle, This is an exceptional buy at §30 M, Irving Jester, 193 Arch "phone. __"This_is a Btudebaker Year." PAIGE, 1921, sedan; in good condltion; thoroughly overhauled, new palnt, goo tires, For demonstration call C, A. Bence, _61_Maln St. 'Phone 2215, REO 1922 Speedwagon, good tires and mechanically right; repainted; sold with 30-day guarantee; prica $800, Ienneth _ol._Searle, cor, Main and l'ark streets. REO 1023 sport model; sold with a new Buarantee. Kenneth M. Searle, cor, Main and Fark_streets, REC 1919 Speedwagon; painted and over- nauled; price $350. Kenneth M. Searle, cor. Main and Park streets. REO Speedwagon for price; A-1 condition; c L. Pieffier, 14 Belden strect. STUDEBAKER 1924 spec used by Mr. Albro a has had the best of ca equipped with accessories and bought at a bargain price. M. Irving Jester, 193 Arch St.; 'phone 811. ““This s n__sludnbn\l(er Y s STUDEBAKBR 1922, “Bpecial ¢ Sedan; upholstering 1s In fine ndition and motor is mechanically perfect; must seo car to appreclate it; call for demon- stration. New Britaln Bulck 225 Arch phone 2607, |STUDEBAKER 1017, 6.cyiinder, 7-pass. touring car; 4 brand new cord tires; fine upholstering and paint; mechanically in fine shape. New Britain Bulck Co., 225 Arch St ‘phone 2607, |6TUDEBAKER 1033 “Bpecial 8 fouring car; Just like new; run only 3,000 miles equipped with bumper, stop light, meter, nickel radiator cap, spare visor, etc, New RBritaln Bulek Co. 22 | _Arch_8t.; ‘phone 2607, ETUTZ late 1921 sport touring At a sacri- fice. Aaron G. Cohen, Inc., 185 Park St Hartford, Conn. | TEMPLAR roadsters; chajee of Twe very at _low prices, Anron ¢« ., 188 Park St Hartford, Conn, CAR—B-passenger touring car, good mechanical conditios pri: reasons 7 & Bt model, good shape, $50 : alsn Ford roadster. good rondition $45 cash; bargaine, Inquire 145 Jerome street WiliTE 1 | OF COURSE €CT’S NOT YOUR WEACTH I WANT-OR NO - €ET’'S oMLY YOU - HEM DAYS | GONE FOREVER'! ONE TIME I HAVE ZE GRAND ESTATES - AN’ LOTS Of MoNey Too —~ EMEMBAIR, PLEASE , ZAT M A COUNT - MY BLooD €EZ VER-RY BLUE — Teasonable evenings. R BY CLIFF STERRETT Co., M AMURRICAA I AMm: READ THE FIRST LiNE: PLEASE \WOTCHA TAKE ME FER? 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