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

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1923. TELEGRAPHIC NEWS FLASHES tax reductilf SIX HELD INDEATH OF DRY OFFICIAL Berlin dispatches say ®General Lu-|will de for dendorft is strictly watched on parole, |years. apparently discrediting reports of his suicide. shows o Wilson and to day Woodrow great frailty as he talks [ Armistice | Washington home; he |fools resist Providence has seen thejr destruction signs Is Woman Involved in - Buifalo Murder One friends mak pilgrimagrs )els waited in vain all oo welcome former Ger- he is expected to today to has Sunday crow to man n prince; says " ilesian estate before No crowds serious N. ¥ voma Demonstrative Munich's street are pro-Hitler but reported Ruffalo rons, hail today in connec! Geoogpe AL St forcement auent and Elm Senator City, Mo., son's declaratic played a role | Reed at Kar Woodrow America Ames A challenges that and one a v no disturbances cowardly officially are importance of to Ger- inclined the Frederick William's retuh ) Pannavia, - Imany, Paris advices declarc Lieutenar Sl is killed when y to ground in Armistice (ao Chicago. wood to belittle plunges Benjamin M e yrother Ralph, a waite the to have fired 1 s body at was be day a a revision to Secretary federal Mellon approves tax t is expected t sessment by §1 xt year; Mr. Mellon soldiers’ bonus, successful BANS COMMUNISTS Y. W. C. A. NOTES Kahr, Bavarian Dictator, Re- L= wa Stewart G - | bition - orge A, Stewart, feder shot fuce 000,00 is clares if cabaret have Dr. Ve shots wi agent’s bo pistols in brothers. citement be held as usua ported as Abolishing All Socialistic | will YW G A dressmakin 1 Tue classe: Monday evening Newspapers as Well. SRl Nov. 12.—According to ad-|will meet; lay e miilinery rom Munich received here to- | basketry Wednesday Von Kahr, the Bavarian dic- | school and Friday eve d an order dissolying|arts and crafts class party in Bavaria and forbdd publication of the 50-1 Friday 2:30-3 p. m cialist newspaper: It is also report- i ednesda cd that the dissolution of putsch or»]’s’_‘;‘";f"fil“ il ganizations by the reichswehr is in| ., 'J‘hurs‘du\' rom \ was | f0ll swing. | sons for juniors Suturday wham Stew. | Adolph Hitler, who escaped from | o o0 9-10; plunging for 5 ,|the hands of the state authorities| . = . " p. m. m before hi 5 o his recent unsuccessful ullompt“mm 10-12 & Dr class ing isst unist uel Provenzo, associated wit 148 Pannavia in the ownership of the and five of his employes I'rovenzo s charge of keepi legal hours. The s material witnesses, Mary Corcoran, m ist Wednesday 9 p. tore Swimming classes the cabiaret and 1 from p p. m. juniors ~ | after anha to se the government, stayed yes- terday in the cottage of a peasant at Rosenheim, a town about 30 miles south Mur Hitler was 1 ghting nis should at fellowers of r are cooperating unfounded is said to be great confusion isappointment among the revo- Bavaria DLO NOT TRIED HER) INSURANCE MEN TO MEET ard Du of Co | the State of Cony | Lifg Insurance Me: tendance is expheted writers' A, tation the state W ions o N TO TRAVFIC North ai tic STRELTS OF Traff Br streets lutionary organi 1 DOGS START, Champion Foxhounds Off in All-Age Championship. Washington Court House, Ohio, Nov. 12.—America’s great foxhounds w=125=—got away at dawn today in the | all-age championship event of the suceeded in muking | National Foxhunters' assoclation. The ent with your husband that|weather was ideal. The dogs un- i eminontly fair to beth of you leashed this morning were from 15 Mrs. Triplewed—Fair to both! I|gates and were followed by devotees could havedone that myself, What do|of the sport from all secfions of the you think I hired for?—Boston | United States. Among them were Globe Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Long of Nashville, Rebel Leader sult ¢ 10 street, w rown open to t g this a Only a small amount of work at the intersecting point rec. mains to be done. ernoon HARVEY'S PLANS N. 7, Not. 13 former ambussador turned to West 1) Co George Hurvey Great Bri | home hiere Thanksgiving Peach vt | expect: be No Wonder she Kicked ain’ who re Lawyer.1 t have cat W settler and Tenn., owners of Edwin, state hunt winner; Mrs. Arthur Beagle of Ra- cine, Ohlo; W. B. Fulton of Nashville, Tenn.; Seth Beauchamp and Tom Vance of Matadon, Tex.; Miller und Roy T. Black of Parkersburg, W. Va., and W, E. Dunn of Columbus, Ohio. The all-age event was won last year by W Rowdy, from the Hunters’ Rest Kennels, wartrace, Tenn The fourth hunt of the Futurity w be cast late this afternoon. The bench show will be held tomorrow Body of Maine Man, Shot Through Head, Is Found Nov. 1 T Lambert found here shot The | ceboro, M 1y of Grorge Lake, missing since in the woods three ast nightt The man had been through the back of the hea authorities are investigating. | ne MceDonald « Fr ¥y ow miles from STERLING DROPS OFF. New York, Nov. 1Z.—Demand steriing broke more than three cents | Thi pro over the week-end, being quoted at|nese Reput $4.25 3.8, new low record for the [this opening of today's for- |pened Jeader of t at the hange market the This is the cart of the “Rhincland Dr. Matthes, ints gn ex isolated VER THEM DAYS'IS GONE FO OM YES \WDEED - 1'VE FULLY ANSWERED CVERYTAING THAT'S THERE IS THAT YOUR APELICAT MAVE YOU FILLED (T OUT WITH CARE 7 - e @ ___# | ‘ ] ‘!‘I . y— POLLY AND HER PALS JA GET THE NUMBER) | Tty was GOIN' OF T (AR THAT (* o0 FAST (MieF KAMOCKED YOouR lauT Tee DRIVER 17 DAVGHTER DOwA? [t A YOUNG wAS FoRTY IF Adp HER HAIR wAS HENNAED. - List of ; ”Standardized { has tears in his eves 1l as Wil- has lishonorable the and high the ' and m nd Friday from m Les- Saturday to not in previously carned today. NONGENSE! PA _Gura Gue waS A DAY ) New Member “A ¥ "t 1 MONUMF T DEATH ATTOS AUTOMC A i . RARR BUTLI B MOVING, TR PAINTING, PAPE 25— D! 30 5 FES REPAT WANTET And't PRISSIN PRINTING, Britain Herald ntions TH Bureau of Ciry NEWSPAPEFR AMILY Alphabat Headings -ANNOUNCEMENTS NOTI 4 lines t Minfmum AND RILRS | Ak For & “WANT ADS” CONSECUTIVZE INSERTIO! Yearly Order Ratas Upon Applieatie Count 6 7 ingmum 'Rnnlz Che ge. No ;d eprad After 1 P, M. | Classified Page cn Samo Dav. (Ads Accepted Over the Telaphone ¥or | Conventence of ANNOUNCEMENTS _— Flosists and Nurserymen 3 POTTED plants and cut flowers. Funeral works a epecialty. Johnson's Greenhoutes, 517 Church St.; “Phone 880. Logt and Found and white fox terrier Toal. from Old Sayhrook, Conn. N. May, 183 Winthrop St. | GOTD Touniain pen Jost Thurs. might. 1 R 38 itials L. €. Return to Letty Clark, s wise ||| woe Reward. i) R T straved rindie’s pa ite Ttoss Kindly return to outhingtpn. *, found, ¥ HERALD A tleally Arranged For Wuick and Ready Reference. LIN, RATES PR Charge Prepald 29 0 Ed as E2) ! 22 .28 A0 35 - oti- Tine Ine line Tine line line Iine | | BROWN cense Ted with T stolen spots ir words to a 'lae o an ‘nch, Space, 3 Linee. 5 Cents or dollars Tiiween Chestnut, . Reward it returned TWELVE stome's. Call 925 And Elt and (| “Want Ad" Opvrator. = | tom i L] RIT TANI ANNOUNCEMENTS Burial Vaults, Mosuments fiption, Hand Aolt Miss Lambert, 18 Gar- Hartford. Phone 2-0813, Store Announcements 1 [GORT-"We will give » wa HATiE made den St Bo0s ) T VAULT HATR D o steel 1 than wood takers., N, Eive u water largement free with ¢ dozen Christ- mas photographs. Arcade Studio. SAVE 1-3 on coal bills, Instal. Motal —“Automatic scaling, con vinforced, waterproof. Cost less or metal. All first c.aes under B. Vault Co., 276 Map'e. Tel. 2765 | Acoura Woodls, CUT TLOWERS, potted plants. Al kinds. work. Funeral le's Greent Weather Strips. T. E. Maln street; 'phone 2765 WANTED 1,000 men, women and children to be well drissed on easy weekly pay- ments. Roston Clothing Store, 63 Church Bt., next to Herald office. Free delivery. Sandal- | Jouse. 218 Oak St. Tel. 589-12. | NURSERYM HEATG ANT) TAILORING F JOBRING. STATIONERY.! o4 SION AL, SERVICES 1 will ING AND PIANC Y ' LENDER SERVICES. call 54 DANY 1.0¢ WAN IV—EDUCATIONAL, CORRESPONDENCE ING INSTRUMEN COURSES TEACHERS, "Al. AND VOCAL. PRIV. INSTRUCTORS. INSTRUCTORS. Humphre 0 morning i Vi AT RUTLI Bt \RM EED A YTILIZERS, ML 63110 £4--MA 65— MEF TR 81 HIN A W IN—lth LAL ESTATE 1OR SAL OIS gium dtake M WwoM MEN INERS & AND HANTI Sufficld sch this ci Mrs Locks spen ~Alderma WANTED. N WANTED. NANCIALD NITLF¥ AT LIV STOCK. VEHICLY Vi I'PLIFS. A \ Nel and t H—MERCHANDISE, everil B TALS OUIFiCE BQUIPMENT, DATT ODECTS, FUEL SEEDS. PLANTS, CLOTHING 1O BAT ARTICLES LEC, & AT THE INSTRUMENTS £, DIAMONDS Johnston Join Christmus ¢ vt n J our Alt AN HING g amin today Co., AL ESTATE TOR RENT, N EMENTS. is confined tack of the Mr. and son, Wiiton Parker Johnstone a Wi Lirooklyi, irnable in Monday §n ore seryed ark, who lefenda Deputy (€ " EKEEPIN HLRY] THREATENS The otified German |3 Bel Me | Wome whist afternon meeting Wednesd possibie by neasures wil wetory answer Belgian for the ho was k 1or! carly Inst to sew, femand, phrased in |work to of an nitimatum was | whieh ast is n de assas vear week re TRYMAD herries, CITY ITEMS. Catherine K New party { N “and Tandgape zudencr.i ne | f— e _ow ‘L AUTOMOTIVE plants, Send address, 29, Herald. BUICK MOTOR CA¥ bemg built and Buic New Br Phone hedge Box s etter cars are building them. 5 Arch street. is PAIGE CARS putable Concern, corner_ Lincoln _street, and Cleveland motor cars al esgorigs. American Sales Co., 8 Elm St CHEVROLET motor cars for economical transportation. New Britain Motor Sales Corp., §_Main_ strect. DODGE BROTHERS MOTOR CARS—Baies and service. S. & F. Motor Sales Co, 15€ Elm_8t., corner ‘phone 73l h Moio West M CHANDI . | 'y Muldowney, a student at ool, spent the week-end n an of Windsor t Sunday at the home of an M. T. Kerwin of 49 —— '| BUTCK, 5 AUTOMOTIVE I —Autos and Trucks For Sale 9 | BUICK Bedan 1923, ¢-cylinger, brand pew; { “ariven very little; can ba bought st & big discount. N. B. Bulck Co. 225 Arch 8t.; 'phone 260 | BUICK, 1918, 6 cy"fi-z', 7 passenger ! ™ dan. Looks fine, tire and upholstery very 00d, motor perfect. Will take light car \ trade. Terms to suit purchaser. Ths New Britain Buick ¢ Arch street. Phone 2 . i 1921, touring car, 6 passenger, § eylinder. Just; theroughly overhauled, very good rubber and upholstery, appes:- ance is excellent. Will take a I in trade. Terms allowed. N, B, Buick Cr., 235 Arch St. Phone 2607 BUICK, 1927, 5 passenger, 6§ cylinder epot model, just repainte beautiful Pack- | ard blue, 4 brand new cuid tires, all eport | extras. This car can be bought right, New iritain_Buick Co.. 335 Arch 8t. Tel, 2687, 'B COUPE 1923, 6-cylinder, 3 bump- spare tire, etc.; run very Httle; new in every detall. New Britain Buick Co., 225 Arch St.; ‘phone 2607, CHEVROLET fedan, 1923, condition. Tnquire of Wm, Berlin: 'phons_3069-2. T excellent 1 | DEPENDABLE USED CARS— 1922 Ford sedan. 1921 Ford sedan. 1920 Dodge Bros, touring. 1917 Dodge Bros. touring. Terms arranged. §. & F. MOTOR SALES CORP. 155 ELM ST. TEL. 751 Open evenings. TUDEBAKER— 1924, Light Six, sedan, new, at a big ree duction, 8. & F. 155 ELM ST, Open evenings, MOTOR SALES CORP, TEL. 73 | DODGE, 1821, 10,000 miles. | &ood mechanical condition, FORD WINTER TOPS—We have & limited supply of Ford winter tops which will | give you the comfort of a sedan at ap- proximately cost. The Holcomb Co, 103 Goffe 8t., New Haven, Conn. Bont n 20 touring car. Driven Good paint and tires. Price DURANT AND car and service. iteal Good Cara” C. veet; 'Phonw 3316, busi- at will hold a tonight A o'clock 1% T Toadsier, 1921, Rudolph'a Gerage Cherry St.; 'phone 2031-2. Saless room, 4 Eim 8t.; 'phoue 1750, A. Bence, FORD ( Wordsou tractor werve ice; genuine purts w motive Bales & Se HUDSON AND ESBEX--America's leadiLg ca 16, Sce the new comehes, Honey: wan Auto Bales o, Sales and Service 139 Arch St.; 'phon DORT 1 truck, R, C. Rudoiph, show- room phone 1780, el Bta st phone 2051-1, ent paint e good tires and m fing shape. New Bi Arch St.; 'phone 260 on, FRANKLI upholstery hanically Buick Co. in White speak render HUPMOBILE CAKS Bervice Station tartford 3 and 15 Maln 8t A. M. Paonessi. High grade motor 's. Bales C. A, Bence, b1 Map Ht; Normal school i readia quartet will Ave, cornwr " Mrs, ston is Mattie lie Sargent of her mother, phone 2215, MOON NOTOR the world over. Tavorably kanan L. Green, Saleu wnd phone 2899, Victrola and Gulbranscn lub tor $1. Henry Morans, | and W. H the Camp family house Powell and Porter on Ka- IEtiott through w oon street M. Bearle & Co, uales und service, Cur. Eim and Park &ty, sew Britain, Conn Tel. 2110, Local agonts for Gabstel Bnubber Morun of Church strect to her home with an at grip. Mrs BTUDEBAKERS--Light six touring, 8§06, specinl six touring, §1,3,0; big six tourlng, 81,760, F. O, B, jstory. M. Trving Jester. 163 Aich 8t “This is & Bludebaker yewr" Burton Morey and Mr. and Mrs. Benton Mr. and Mrs, XKeenaz 1 Keenaz, Jr., motored to week-end, 1. Koverman of this city t for $17 agalnst 197 Franklin, street, York. The writ is re. the city court the fourth November The papers 1 by Constable George A attuched the property of d whowroom at 4 Blm Bl.; 8ervio “The Bleeve-Valve Motor, FPaone 2061+ car Cheriy 8t C. Rudoiph, Autos and Trucks For Sale 7en of CHOICEST USED CALS IN THE CITT— 1922 Vord Coups, 1 Bulck Coupe Milton Portiand Will Snstall the I officers of Phoenix Honor this evening. X werved. born art cmplar 1000 Auick 4-Cyl. sedan, Bulch ®port Model, Touring OCwn, will e Briscos Homaster, was to Mr, and, Bulck Ruadeter of 87 Whiting born to Mr, and of 140 Gien Britain general ho 10 e Bulck Touring car, 1921 Paige T-pams. Tourlng ca. 1920 Franklin Sedan, lenda o 20 Hupmobile, lief Corps will hold a R. hall tomorrow ' o'clock, An all day 4 in G. A, R. hall members as| at 9:20 | dea of Junch noon. The en at 2 u'rlock.' N7 White Touring, Aew and Used ecars cony Trades on As requested to come is a great one, and bring corved nt many Lea 8 Used Thomas, Manager Car Department. BUICK CO., ‘PHONE 2000, of there a NEW 225 AN BRITAIN H ST, She Got All the Details But the One That Counted | GHE WORE. A BLACK MOIRE: [ HAT wATH COCK FEATHERS, | A MELON SLEEVED Plum | VELVET THUREE GUARTER | 14 LI mwlw - A BY CLIFF STERRETT IMITATION JADE ) BEADS AND EAR- RINGS THAT WERE | MEANT To BE LAPIS! | FORDS— ¥ | WILLYS-KN1GIT AND OVERLAND motor | FORD Scdan, looks like new, used very little. 11 you are thinking about buying « new Ford Sedan it would pay te loox |* at this one. Rudolph’'s Garage 127 Cheri | St 'phone 2081.2, Salesroom: ¥ | *phone_ 1790, |PORD 1921 Sedan, just overhauled; no reasonable offer retused. Aarom G, Inc, 165 Purk st Hartfora, | _Cohen, $— FORDS ~ | Sedans, 3275, 3500, 875, ‘ Tourings, §60, $75, $100, | | Kunabouts, ) s100 Coupes, $225, $250, Light Deliveries, 35, 375, $100, ! | AUTOMOTIVE SALES & SERVICR, 200 EAST MAIN 5T, PHONE 2701 TOUr pARenger ToAABLA, Wire wheels, two bumpers, good tircs, $350_cash, Phone 14 Pe. eally new, ‘phone 24b% Fin Al shape mechanicaily; five good tires, and looks good; §350 takes It A, G, Hawker, b4 Eim 8t.; ‘phone 2 UPNOBI | whape me | pearan: New Brita ‘phone_ 260 MAXWELIL, motor ance; G wral extras; Buitk Co., price 2o Areh Bu; tires and excellent in appea:- alsos 1921 CHevrolel touring at a bargain, many others $60 up. Aaron (., Cohen, Inc. 185 Park strest, Hartfoi, OAKRLAND touring car, 1911, good tires, | upholstery and palnt; fine running orde:, price only $176. A, G. Mawker, $3 ¥l _8u; 'phone 2456 OUR Wilige-Kulght demonstrater for sl no trade taken on this Rudelph & Garage, Cherry Bt.; 'phone 20511, | _Salesreom, 4 Eim St.; 'phone 17 OVERLAND 1614 touring, modsl 88, pri- vately owned; will be wold for $200; con- dition guaranteed; a real buy, Ttudelph s Garage, 127 Cherry 8t.; ‘phone 2051-2, | _Salesroom, 4 Eim St.; ‘phone 1799, " MAXWELLS- Sacrifice sale on new and wiighily ured Muxwells. 1924 ™4 | coupe 1024 Maswell standard touring 1923 Maswell sport teuring Maxwell club eoupe. 1922 Maawell Sedan. 1923 Maxwell touring. 1921 Mazwell coupe 0 Maxwell touring. 1 Hudson touring. Ford Bedan, almost new 1922 Bpecial Touring: Btudebaker. 1923 Bulck 6, mport touring. 1923 Durant seds; 1933 Ford touring. Olasmobile sedan, $200. HONEYMAN AUTO SALES €O, 1% ARCH 7. TEL, 21 HUDSON AND ERSEX DBALERS, | ROTICE—There has been a rumor eireu- iated that we only take Studebakers in trade, This is untrue as we take in a large mumber of used cars. Oniy 20% of our trades are Studebakers. We take in trade any make regardiess of the year o manufacture and give you a reasonable offer. We have at present 85 wused cars, only weven of which are Studebaker “This I A Studebsker year” M. Irving Tester, 193 Arch Bt. W good condition; fed, new pai good tires. For demonstration cal C. A. Bence, 51_Main 8. ‘Phone 3215, B0, 1919 Bpecdwagon for sale. inguire F. L. Green, 227 Glen Bt. |G SPEEDWAGON—A-1_condition, will #il_or exchange for pleasurs car. B. 1. Picfier, 14 Belden 8t., evenings. FEOR -One 1919 d-cyl. touring, one 1918 6-cyl. woven passenger, both overhauled “ only $50.00 cash, balance easy term Auron G. Cohen, Inc., 185 Park stres, Hartford. STANLEY STEAMER cars; one very map. Py roadster, 1 sedan and twe tourin Btaniay agency and ervice. Aaron Cohen, Ine 5 Park 8t, Hartfora STIDERAKER 1935, ~Bpecil 8" an upholstering s In fine condition ' and motor 18 mechanically perfect; must ses car to appreciate it; call fer demon i Bulek Ce.. 2% h 8.; ‘phone 1. STUDEBAKER 1923 “Speciai 6~ car; just ke new; run only equipped with bumper, st ght. mots meter, mickel radiator cap, apa i wor, et-. New Britatn Bulek Co, | _Arch #.; phome & touring 999 miles USED CARS & TRUCKS- - G. M.« Reo 4 Peo Caditac Varkard Bulcks % ton exprom m ey touring toung PARK & FHONE 2110,