New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 1, 1923, Page 12

1 - M German united sociz chancellor that cabinet takes varia st par 'ALL PRESIDENT SPFAKS ON FRANEEQW Mrs. Kelley Addresses Members, «seinsc = and Guests of Auxiliary vigorous Berlin ernment horities have mad or 1y Prince Germ German author illing that he co imit his activitic New York, | mer to My preside sociation, members a a McA the home o Russe t turne pent unofficia said to be he will ate ir e W . sia Detroit not president be hip'” Senator Cou Henry ¥ candidacy afraid as his peace zens rd 1 for w i rom mont e wWar som ds o is it as ns who are doing it for gain e \oma editor 1 to explain $10, bribe printed have it will withdr unless central advices de- denies permission to return any, b great a declares per- propagating Ford's can- and publisher been of- NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 195 ty warns | fered members of the aw from |of impeachment for their gov- | Governor Walton's trial. action at crantopn sh speaking peoples they will can save doom; but that falls, world will humanity neve Lloyd George that 11 earth, if tion from ing blow a war ceived that e ac i for- as has ities me back to his are Magnus hipstead, B. Britain. Minnesota se son and Hendrik selection Frank ambassador to Great of announced Seven stock brokers Bucket shop operations that in to thousands are indicted by federal New York city. becaust losses of nd Welker Coc Hoppe in New | 200 noints to York billiard charges senate court votes asserts Joh civiliza such n Kellogg accused resulted | jury hran defeats William of x:\\<~|-,u{‘ in CONFERENCE SOON ONH. S. GRID GAME. Holmes, Slade and Cassidy to] Decide on Place of Contest Final decisipn as to where hus | Britain-Hartford mem- hetley ent of Schools Stanley H. Mrs , Principal L. P. Slade of Talked « \ % v Pranc \ n or of physical education, w part unlike in rtfc ppears played 1 in Ha ¥ rd High tics, b cor 1 Director Willow Brook park pronounced it as very undesi ¢ an important high school Consideration was given the p these of using St. Mary's playgro levotion because therc of helping around the field it was felt them with boxes|{many would enter without 1 chocolate, send- |and reglons where [too small to accommodate almost unknov that is expected at the game vention of one practically cided that McAll there where be recommended for the disabled i assidy Willow ituation with alu” utiy today, the “The grot is in would forel untry being chil- soldi wabled ial hands they -, Ands, are ¢ Brook artific jevic to manipulat now have by a foot Depr sal worked by not b . Isolation it standing lith Cavel, 1 ing tmpres: it expressir rlotism is ates U, told 1 to E b upon re ike to have there game th there, If will ad of wou the artyred memori a play in New present time there ficld available ay and we but at the em me," on that exto inserip sentiment to be this was ou the ina management to insure le said field the centage of witnessing the game Voody and ¢ Willow Brook par possibility, und it is admitte is t the size | its inadequate The fering and the Messrs vouthfu betore her finer, w paly *tims o Mrs eliminates hav at tencing el tions, form o vision of the § Eurons arter . pared to fo reet poli ch ter. makes th nees of & Conducive to Sleep A A fouthwark, 1 new » is The upper ibher and the block is hard rubber nized toget ous block ubber block ore ™ The medi mity of Montpr was grades ar tablished High school will be played, will be reached shortl at a conference in which Superintend- | the _|school and George M. Cassidy, New assidy yesterday is not a suitable Hoffman's field was found to he the Trinity gam such a bad con this year, a fair paid admissions from those findings of “assidy practica d on of Hoffman only other playing field in the city remainder of Luplnn\ Women's Goll ship by Defeating sons—Good Putting Does Mrs. C. w women's Shuttle 8. Bennett today golf championship Meadow club by Mrs, C. B. Parsons 4 after an exciting match the unbeatable putting nett. Mrs., and 3 up the New Aty game o Parsons considered the High [game, but in direct. | playir but take |many holes only {remarkable playi tha ¢ | Mrs. Bennett Br ons t att scems to | almost ‘ strong: the ma the matc to Holmes, in il 1os¢ o1 On six 10 START FOREMEN'S NIGHTS Industrial ing visited and | Lducationat Commitiee ol rahle M. C A contest ossibility und, but tence | .. The that too | NeV aying: | meet PAYINES | formulate for lectur, Foremer ing the wint AS |tom there will be nights, the first within weeks Council of Y, This Mte Important Mol Tucational commit itain Industrial o this at the ternoon s or s Nights crowd It was field is th three th lecussing the | oppe committee ) a “Her- d A under Boston considor speakers Springficid, and wise to 1 cer- the boys possible Britain, doeg not for the Thomas H t Maple was a while A | issued charg fternoon t of the hility of M " cident o been AN Appr court of 82 tomorrow morning k ¥ as a field | iminates ENGAGEMENT | Mruoa Y i i {of th Charles ANNOE NG game Fret type o ing test- inch is n 1 re Machin st f 1 compa e two form Nirs, me ha Wil RS. BENNETT WINS TITLE AT SHUTTLE MEADOW CLUB| Par- It on of t to p ired B Held for Driving Under lnflucncc of Liquor Champion- the n- t THE HERALD “WANT ADS” Alphabatically Arranged For Quick aud Ready Reference, LINE RATES FOR CONSECUTIVE INSERTIONS Cha Prepatd 'RAID ON CAFE AS OWNER FACES JUDGE ‘Pletryskls Place Raided Whlle ‘ Propne(or I5 in Town Court 1 line 1 sine 1 line 1 line 1 line 1 line 1 line Yearly Order Rat Count 6 words (o & Yae. 14 lines to an inch, Minimum Space, 3 Lines Minimum Book Chaige, 35 Cents No Ad Acceptad After 1 P. M. ssified Page cn Same Dav. Ads Accepted Over the Telephons For, Convenience of Customeis. Call 925 And[ Ask For a “Want Ad" Opurator. Herald). Nov. 1.—Walter Pie- { r street besides { being fined $200 and costs and receiv- ing a sentence of 15 days in jail for | liquor law violation, will be tried in the town court next Monday | ternoon on a similar charge follow- ||| ing the visit of some of the loun'«i | officers to his ¢ on West Center streét while he was being tried in he court yesterday on charges fol- lowing a raid on his place | sat- | rday night | Pietryski ;| had veen " Detective Edward | their clean up drive |night and when his case was called | ST FLOWERS, potted plants, 7 {in the court, he stood up to receive Funeral work. Kree delivery. the fine and the sentence to jail. When lMe's Greenhouse, 318 Oak 8t. Tel he had sat down, he was again called |[NURSERYMAN and Landscape gardener, (Special Southington, to The “Vor [ again Burial Vaults, Monuments T8- . crete steel reinforced, waierproof. than weod or metal. All first Vauit do., 2 o eight who court by Hickey's men in | here Saturday of the to be in Was one notificd | ANNOUNCEMENTS ] mflmmm@;w TELEGRAPHIC NEWS FLASHES T Personals L AUTOMOTIVE Autos and Trucks For Sale | GRADUATE nurse will care for invalld In her home, Address Box 3JG, Herald. BA t me; St., Store Announcements be nts. bills, *phone 3766, Install Metal Weatner Strips. T. E. Woods, II' Main_street; g WANTED—1,000 meti, women and chiidren | well dressed on easy weekly pay- Boston Clothing Store, 63 Church next to Herald office. Ac 7 rat ATHER We ves weather, also evenings, ]\ makes no differemce with light. have electric equipment day) We ta that le photos AUTOMOTIVE Auto and Truck Agencies us. out- any Arcade Studio. m ICK MOTOR CARS— Better bemg built and Buick is build) New Britain Buick Co., 2607, Pl one cars are | ng them. 225 Afch street. 4\ Di Lad TLLAC, sh Mo West JEWETT Co. corner Lincol; n_ street. 3 o and Cleveland motor cars and American Sales Co, 8 EIm St motor transportation. New Britain Main strest. cars for Motor economiciad Sales Eim _8t., _ 3 DOLGE BROTH and service, §. & corner ¥ RE MOTOR CAlLs—sala ki ‘phone . Mutor Bales Co, 13i | | DURANT AND STAR motor cars. 18 Main street; up, this time to be placed under ar- V"'““”“""“' ‘phone ’f“"' rest on the charge of liquor law viola- | NURSERYMAN—Frult trees, nl!s, hed plants. tion again. Dazed, Pietryski started e shruibs, Send address. flow- | FOR! D CARS, Fordson tractor. genuine purt otive Sales & Service Uo. and ace 200 E. Main, Pom poms, a low price Lasalle Sts plants and cut flowers. Funeral works a specialty. Johnson's Greenhuusel 517 Church St.; 'Phone $80. Lost and Found ANKHOORK No. 23600 on Commerci Co. ¢ Finder kindly return Commicrcial . at_once, BROWN sloucester Frauklin turn_to to protest that he had already been sentenced to the penalty, but he | was immediately informed that his | ¥ had again been raided while he was being tried in court, and his wife yhad been arrested also. T police claim that they seized two bottles of lleged liquor and Pietryski had to up a bond of $1,000 in order to out until Monday. icers who conducted the strategy in order to get the they state. They iquor was being ¢ though They swooped thosc in the tor m and ey then 1ful pay POTTED 1o iketbools, bl lost Finder ur po containing §10 e or Elm St Herald office sou on i Sau re- yesterday hat lence comy in Piet vas await maed Leturn eward, aints vski's cafe even trial. but fruitles on t ate VETS' BUREAU PROBE Assistant Lalorte Deni Hospital Site Changy i ury Prices of 1 Nov 1 Ewing irgh, formog assist treasury, Wiash porte secretary why coment just son administy pital sit From | 1 pub politic throug U that time, L I veterans wor streets ternoos &t explained veterans' committee to- had rushed through an at the end of the Wil tion for leasc of a ho: Excel Mo, Morse re- sel T .\N\. ‘\Icclmg in treet School the Streot to- | day ust ssocintion ving Seleetion, jor Springs, promineat in Missouri reied out arried ou fcimn in High schoo things sidinl wnd had beds 1'ort suile casurer ring, and the ad to provi isn'L any appropria for building best ton th speal Central reading, | oo tion | pitals 1o by - or them estri trom con, hos and under BUSINg, Bredy M hud 10 do the we g system th had w | con La . in i tober PIRES IN OCTO BT dthmat th Pure price the month of fixed health servies from oft Public 1 out $ ormer tifled Arnes arm T 0 Morse wa ddition 1 10 1 that h ome and pay him bach the ¥ yeurs, ‘1 [ I one ou ed rnoon to werie thut payments | ATt of ords must show \ house at tution At 4045 was called 10 ex unles have been destroyed FAN COLLLCTIONS OF), sion the 2.51 onth last Lang ¢ years month th t for month o than the ar, the by the setticd tanding The sey tons s12 Hng 1 Khortly A —_— No ) omparisoy iR LI THEM DAYS IS GONE FOREVER '™ FEELING SIMPLY PeAR - YOU JUST C COMPREHEND SICK 1 REALLY AM = 1 HOPE TS AIN'T THE €D - CASTOR-OIL, YOUR UTTLE CH\\.DHOOD FREND ? - =guT you wPromiSED) YAS BUT I ArERGOT A A = PREVIOUVE DATE DarLA TR AR ot iy it YOU CANT CET WAL FUsT O’- oUT OF 1T SO JALL, 1 AIN T EASILY' LETH HEAR A FEw OF marked | TSON AND ESSEX—Amerl See the new coaches. Bales wnd Selvice car values, wan Auto Sales Co. 189 Arch Bt. Iy Bervice Station, Stanle; and 15 Main St OBIL E CAl *phon Sales and Hartford vicH Ave, ¢ Teading Honey- City orner ! A. M. Paonessa. and service. “ph hone 2¢1 < A Bence, £l world | MOON MOTOR the vei. Gl CARS Fa ¥ L leu St 'p [ hone NASH aui Oak Ch [ MOTO] Seatie n and KN shiow wiry Bl Autos ALLEN » i ant Lig Bl w4 R K ded “n 4is ou o IS ew iy i Aron BUICK vl BUIC mos ard st iri CHEVROLEY » pal bEM and K, ael, i A, T tal Kudolpi, I Just T CARS nd sotor Cars. Sales an ] | r———— FORD, 1921, sedan, fully equipped, soul bers, bumper, cord tires, good paint and mechanically O, K. Max J, Unkelbach, Tel, 313-2. DORT Roadster, 12/ Cherry St | _room, 4 ¥lm St DORT 1922_truck. room 4 Elm St.; ‘phone 179¢. Bervice Station, 127 Cherry St.; 'phone 2081-2. FRANKLIN SEDAN 1920, excelient paint, upholstery like new, good tires and me- chanically in fine shape. w Britain Buick Co. 225 Arch 8t.; 'phone 2607. FORD COUPE, 1922, in exceilent esndition throughout; fine appearance; can ba ! bought cheap. New Britain Buick Co. 225 Arch St.; 'phone 2607. 20612, *phione 1790, R. C. Rudolph, CHOICEST USED CARS IN THE CITY— | 1 Ford Coupe. & PAIGE CARS—! “A Keputable Concern, Buick Coupe, Buick 4-Cyl. Sedan. Buick 8por, Model, Touring Caz, Briscos Roadater. | 1428 1923 1922 1921 1219 Bulck Roadster 7 19 1320 Buick Touring car. Paige ass. Touring cai. Franklin Sedan, 1920 Hupmobile, 1217 \White Touring. Trades vn aew and used care { considered. | Leo §t. Thomas, Manager of Used Car Department, NEW BRITAIN BUICK CO., ARCH 8T, 'PHONE 2607, Hawke, 55 Elm etreet, | PORDS—FORDS—FORDS— and t rucks, aund seriice. aew ugents 1G0T o0 it six $1350,; A Hota, for Keoneth Cor. Conn. Gabriel touring, 3995 big six touring, 1 arving J estel s 8 Btudvcouker year.” ANU OV L 4 Elm The Sleeve-V: i, & 1 n ry it one 2 Bpoit Used as 4 dOMONNLIRLLY, guar i ' price, 1 Hul pare Arh NUAL &l LM odge tire, fetmil i & w B LE 1 K aone 14 vlon I Modei Bnioe il oW b e 2 Yiuder Mechunical L oW one i [ 1022,°% puasenger, repainted, 4 brand new i orun New Hri tires wne toin Buick 40; b Bulck Co, Whis car BHLAND @ St. ive Motor, motur servive, Aai Ttudalph's € e ool Touuster, [ [ witl by sold wi taii Bulck tain Buick i good top Cou SED CARS-- tourin rox, touring roadstc MOTOR EALES COR 8T OPEN you AEEDA'T BoOTHER TELLING ME THE OTHER . |ELEVEA, OLD DEAR. EVENING — nas s which sedan at 1comb Co, nn. (O touring car. Good condition [ very little; new o a Arch a limited will ap- 105 8276, 3300, 830, 375, “Tourings, $50, 376, $100, 3250, § 850, Sedans, Runabouts, s100, Coupes, $225, Light Deliveries, 335, 3100, TOMOTIVE SALES & BERVICE, ) EAST MAIN 8T, PHONE shape, looks 7] HAUPMOBILE touring car m _ A-l mechanically; five good tires, and goud; $360 takes it. A. G. Hawker, . ¥t ‘phone 2466, JIUPMOBILE 1920 touring car, in _ fine shape mechanically, good tires, fine ap- pearance, several extras; price I8 lov. New Britain Bulek Co., 226 Arch 8t bought &t @ | . Arch | g driven only § Jotall, phone LATE MODEL USEDLCARS AT A SUB- | STANTIAL REDUCTION—BUY NOW AND SAVE MONEY— Maswell club coupes. liudson touring. Maxwell pfeda Sudan, almost new. Speial Touring Studebaker, Bulck 6, aport touring. Durant sedan. Uverland touring. Maswell tourin Maawell coupe Maswell touring. Ford touriny smoblle sedan, HONEYMAN AUTO BALES CO, v ADGH 8T TEL, 21! 4200, XWELL, inte 1951, Choice of two very I running cars, only $100 cash wnd payments of $25. Aaren G. Cohen, Park Kt., Hartferd. | GARKLAND touring car, 1917, good tires, upholstery and paint; fine running orde: ; price_only 81 o A G, Hawker, 53 Eln phone W ui(nu.m demonstrator for male: no trade taken 6n_ this. Rudelph's Garage, 127 Cherry St.; 'phonme 2051-2, Halesroom, 4 Eim 8 ‘phone 1790, TGE, 1031, sedan; in good condition thoreughly everhauled, new paint, gonil tires, For demenstration call C, A. Bence, i1 Main 8t. 'Phone 2215, 1919 Epeedwagon for sale, inquite i+ 1. Green, 227 Glen Bt PERRLESR, revarnished, 1 of condition, 200 ca mionth for tem payment Anron Cohen, Inc. 185 Park 8t.. Hartford. BTANLEY BTEAM CAIB—We ofier many models, used, in roadsters, tourings and sedans, Aaron G. Cohen, Ine., 155 Park St.. Hartford, | STCDEBAKER, 1 7-passenger Btude- baker sedan; 1 special mix Studebaker touring car, FRoth cars are in gond con dition and will be seld At & sacrifice, J. R. Moran's Garags, $3% Church & passen, st balanc J 920, ATUDEBAKE Al ingly late models and selling at surpris- low prices. Before pur-hasing a used car, or & new one for that mat ter, visit our show room and see our variety of mew used cars, ETUDEBAKER—1920, 8pecial Six tour- ing car. This 18 & beautiful _custom paint job, has 5 new tires hesides §100 worth of acccssories. The motor 18 in & new condition, STUDEPAKER touring car. Fulls trus, driven only new in every detail 1922, speeial g, equipped with ex 600 miles, brand STUDEBAKER-—19%3, Special ing car, driven only 5 menths. A real car at a bargain price. six. tours This 18 ETUDEBAKER 1024, Special sizx teurs ing car. Used by us as & demonstrater only 5 months., Condition is equal to new. Sclling at a big discount ETUDEBAKER—1923, Big wix car, with all accessories, Just by responsible perty for a 19 Driven but 5,000 miles, touring renews model. STUDEBAKER—19 Light sigz teur- ing rar. Driven only 4,470 miles, all accessorics. Selling at a big sacrifice. CHALMERS-—1921, coups. ixrellent motor and looks good. This in a rew buy in a late model closed car. VRANKLIN-1920, § passenger sedan The appearance of this car will well it to vohi, Spoticss upholstery. Paint Mke new. new tires. This 18 a beauty, Low [ M. IRVING JESTER ARCH 8T OPEN EVENINGS THIS 18 A STUDEBAKER YEAR 1% | e e e ! [L’nn CARS & TRUCKS— C. % ton express . on express ton express touring touring Cadilisc Packard Bulcke KENNETH M. SEARLE co, PARK & MAIN @74 PHONE 2110,