New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 18, 1923, Page 14

4 o e i NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1923. T |DEFICITS CAUSE BRESLAU ing St isi i IPATENTS ISSUED TO FIRCTRIC GENERATOR OF NEW YORK WANTS 10 ABANDON STREET CARS | CONNECTICUT PEOPLE| g9 70N§ PUT IN ACTION Car 35 § 5 Insuffi- | z i < i 5 Patents Issued By the U. S, Patent World's Largest Machinery of Its ar Pares Collected Proved Kind Now in Operation at : —__._ ok : : ; : Office Dee. 11, 1923 to Con- Metropolis Always in Need of s e | ‘ Aadead . e necticut” Tnventors 1 Niopebs A Pasn nt 1o Pay Wages of i ; & (List furnished by the office of | Better Tl‘aflSDOI‘[aUOl] SyS[em DreMan el Lnableatooea, i y 4 o Harold G. Manning, Walk-Over Store, | Niagara Falls, N. Y., Dec. 15.—An the deficit p Ip daily by the num- £ 3 1 o | 211 Main street this city.) |electric generator weighing” more crous lines, Breslan h suspended B % 3 4 1 , - [ e B Barnam, Stattord, assig- |than 600 tons was placed in com- et car operution. situation g oy : ; o g nor to The American Fabrics Co. mercial operation at the new lower 1 raamarsial Sojsds oty ; j : e ; Lace designs. |Gorge plant of the Niagara Falls i : ; : Ernest T. Beck, Meriden, assignor | Power company today before a dele- Spoon or |gation of hydro- electric experts and New York, Dec. 18.—Comp the huge Hudson river venicu o ; nel, to conne P Ma % > i - R i : : : 3 {an with N¢ y. will add the|per® ! £ Autrcten) T o ; ; ] [to International Silver Co. twenty-third rground artery 10 gpere was 16l S.EMD 06 ; S ; 2 il A | similar article. Design. | government officials. 8 the great network of subaqueous pas- g, liile olunice oL inoeskslng g / R i % ; a Bryant H. Blood, Hartford, assig-| The machine, General Electric sageways that radiate from tecming Lo iuke the mark's decline was 0% i : Bk Z g ; |nor to Pratt & Whitney Co., New company officials say, is the largest New York and which are as nec 1 the time needed to put e . % A R G 4 i G T e York, N. Y. Work .support for in the world. The frame weighs to its swarming life as are the : e, d Ml Ey ; : 10 | ! 4 g . | meastiving machines. 1471,000 pounds and the revolving in a man's body. FANUAT RIS DAY taken in i 3 5 2 % ' $ oy % Frederick 8. Brown, Torrington. |element, which is 21 feet in diameter, The und N ibes and v smaller citles, but Breslau 4s| b 3 ot 2 Ry / B Pipe cleaner. | weighs 784,000 pounds. Forty cars nels, howe e only a part of the . BE; sreaty metrapolitanseityito & Ly 2 S oy 7t e 4 % John P. Garlin, Cromwell. Hinge |were required to ship it from city's blood system, 1dition L : 3 : | for cooking utensils. ‘ Schenectady, N. Y., where it was uaneis| . f- Hrich Glseden, regurded s sn ; ; X | " Havold P. Deecly, Waterbury. Swivel | made. A companion machine is now 1thoriCy on' town bullding, says Gors & ¢ : : 5 2 | block. under construction at the Schenectady Py foNm Mn daw sainglok B k , § : 1 ; | “Alfred J. Wlauder, Bridgeport, as- | works. fins o thel: fethers tu fown bulld. : . : : iznor to The Wiedlich Bros. Mfg.| 'The generator put into operation ng, and urges a revision in plans for G S j i | Vase design. !today will be driven by a 70,000 re work so that all workers shall g i ; o v 4 Louis W. Gates, New Haven, assig- | horsepower Morris water wheel tur- I D R L U S SE T » . nor to C. Cowles & Co. Lock. bine, said to be the largest of its wiLipiaces silusinens s He arfues ; ’ e Alfred C. Gilbert, New Haven, as- [kind manufactured. Specially de- 085 iachorick Lubulicion: nreasttoday o : ; ! | signor to The A. C. Gilbert Co. Elec- |signed cars brought it from Phila- plans are not unsight! nor objec- S o i A % i | trie motor. | delphia. tionable to be placed ncar residences. . e s A $ ; _‘ Frederick A. Hart, New Britain, as- The new 70,000 horsepower unit, ally a I H,T \\1”1‘-1 locate parks, ehurches and | - 4 % e % & % ¥ % s S S e ¥ sfenor to landers, Frary & Clark. s well as two similar ones to be in- chools in the open country surround- . - : Hotwater bottle and the like. |stalled nest year, will receive their T Eecuter: - 2 | Jerry 1. La Ducer, Hartford, as-|water supply from a new hydraulic eyl ‘_“T‘“"] not eliminate Page boys of the Senate and House had a snow fight before the Capitol when the first snow |signor to Pratt & Whitney Co., New |pressure tunnel, = completed last h evatay rely, but would have o ¢ha season fell in Washington the other day. A merry time was had by all. [York, N. Y. Two patents for Milling | March, This tube, 82 feet in diame- aied ax expresy lines fuc: » . s & | machine ana Tailstock. |ter, stretches under the city of Niag- nlshing & through service to connect | Anello Monti, Meriden. Lock, ara Falls for 4,300 feet, through solid t the varioud lndustrial centers. | | Joseph RB. Moyer, New Britain. cock, in places 134 feet below the et 5 e 11 St e i = TREES CHEAP-TURKEYS ALSO BUGLE PLAYERS THRILL JOHNSON'S PLANS | srpeotine mactine, o 0 e ™ 000 feet under the rive To carry off BELVIDERE RESIDENTS AR GERMAN GHURGHGOERS R i i x\"l:»rrkfot\'rr\f‘.u lfilI.g::.x:::yfn?n(;ils;i?l‘; ;:1‘;;:‘:![ ?;;le.fpff‘fe:'c‘;:i w:\:l‘;l b‘:xr:ivt: the poisonous exhaust gas from plea- B Quarantine Against Ncw England | Hitcheock Announces That Californian sure cars and trucks, a marvelous WANT FlRE STA’”ON i — | centers. Owing to increased efficiency, how- ventilating system is being installed. | Trees and Collapse of Turkey Mar-| oo e Concerts On Spires o | 'Will ¥Fight in Primaries in Ohio,| Samuel H. Page, Stratford. ToUr ever, they declared that the three Sixteen of the tubes under the East —_ | A 1 3 e Sy 4 s designs for lace, planned units will be operated with- river carry subway trains of the rapid ket Bencfits New Britain. Otiareiios in ey, Alwarx Indiana and Michigan, Samuel H. Page, Stratford, assig-|out necessitating any further with= transit syst Without them 1 Clevelund, 0., Dee. 18.—Frank H,|nor to The American Fabrics Co.|drawals of water from the Niagara. e rs now employed in tus 10 Be Presented to s an R Hiteheock, manager of Senator Hiram | Three designs for lace. Water formerly used to operate seven W00k ASHs « seasons, and with 1 he e & v Johmson's campaign, today announced | Ralph K. Reynolds, Danbury, as-ig000 horsepower units would be ommon Council A 8 5 Wi dRial i s ¢ 2 ¥ tor will in- Signor to Matlory Hat Co.; hat mark-| made to produce twice the electrical ‘ ¢ . ¢ i Ve xR linE energy, they said ¢ S . | Michi- Henry G. Schmidt. Norwalk. as z ough thal they are actually speeding be- b "t 1 can P 3ernard H. Skelly, Bridgeport, as- peath a real river. > need of a new fire station in Belvi- | tions of the country, sprucc I erican Embassy in Berlin, Johnson national campaign headquar-| Bernard 1 elly, Bridger "Of the bridges, Q ! dere and, if thought advisable, to |lock trees aré very f uently has such con on religious | ters might be moved from Chicago to signor to Bowen Products Corp., Au- Bridge is the lo wit total | M@ke an appropriation therefore. The | Britain this week & trees of a | holidays. A quartet of buglers play | ¢ land. |burn, N. Y.; automatic Packages Must Be Made TUp Not B of T y Tt is bailt on | T€SOlution sets forth that the Belvi- | splendid quality are sglling for any-1ireiigious tunes on a | y about A mecting of Johnson followers in supplying magazine. s Bage. of 1,640 toet. It 18 DUIE OB | gcoa 0o 1d not. adecutialy & ora. [th 080 6enta to WIS AR P & paleony AbOSL (o has been called for the latter| Thomas F. Slater, Waterbury, as-| Later Than Thursday to Be Deliv- SIS DEASever prinaipte and its maxl | gyl that wlequately pro- | thing from nt pir the church at 100 urt of the weok, he ; signor to Scovill Mfg. Co. six de- e g S e e d and that with the building of | The same thing appeurs to be the fect above the surrounding strects i ‘Scovill N the new ooy X : : s Convention headquarters for Prosi- |signs for vanity boxes. liamsburg Bridge comes next, with a ew State Normal school there is | case with turkey udden co Four Dresden clergymen who are | 50 0o : “harles F. Smith ¢ Britain, o ¥ length of 08 et and & record ETCAler need than ever before for a|lapse of the turkey market in the|expert buglers, but found it diffieuit SNt Coolidge’s committee; Charies I, Bmith pud ain. as- - Ay} Christmas gifts for disabled vets i e statio | tararer finall 4 g g ¢ will be in the Hoilenden hotel, it was signor to Landers, Frary & Clark; in H itals should be t at maximum span of 1,600 feet, The Sallon | larger cit tinally striking New to earn @ living preaching because of o if erans in hospitals shou be sent a Manbattan Bridge is 6,805 feet long e Britain just before Thanks giving, ap- |the financial depression, are making |4!bounced after a telephone call from | knife, : SR o once. Packages must be made up on . James D. Reynolds, active in the| Kdward A. Stack, Bristol; valve myuisday afternoon in order to be and the Brookiyn Bridge, although pears to have its reflection 1 the a great success of bugle concerts in | ¥/ “ . 5 Sate annis thaa The SThed e Y C]TY ITEMS, Christmus market, Although the Czecho-Slovakia, They are given on | COOldBe campaign. ’“"’j"»vi T e L distributed by Christmas, Packages 6,018 feet long The Manhattan Christmas shipment of turkeys have church steeples; in the auditoriums of urts -5 ‘_'“‘d". \”“T‘.'"A' es “;' should be sent to Kddy-Glover post, Bridge was the most expensive to o) not arrived in the city yet, predictions | churchies, in market places, and even IS FOR FARLEY sgnor to The Veeder Mfg. Co.; count-|No, 6, New. Britain, or delivered to build, costing $31,054,705. There four| The cnlistments of William Belloise &r¢ being made that they will retui O rerman H, Woiter, Mériden, as.| 'l Arch steést, Asy ons desiring te bridges cost a total of $97,950,133, for the medical department, 1st corp #8 10W as 40 conts.u pound before the 1 g e L o & ot send money may do so”and may be c signor to Edward Miller & Co.i 1& gupe all such money will be expended " ndon its tramways. equalled by imate nels tirec f mie they ci 3 ilroad, subway, vated 3 tracks, AL adways other unde vehicular 21, Whic 1o be read) use in a cost of more than 000, m For Building and Appara- | With m S fen e Attract Large Crowds taxation to consider the ! nd € 5 s in other sec ty Chur whi cred on Time. on street corners, and the contribu ons of the isteners muintain the While these tunnels and bridges, | area, and Arthur Harrigan for the end of the week crgymen, who play only sucred | Coolidge Believes Appointment of 3 for some useful gift. If it is so de- considered a unit, are one of A. C., 18t corp area, have or ieat—— nusic wonders of the modern world, engl. | cd at the Jocal United States Reeruit. E A = Fasice il 1954 'l Byondumt Fee | ., ST p‘ "‘m:"l'-""‘\"w{f;q.o.« ",';'d' ?O‘,t m’m‘;r,!]wm ”,'“ e neers say that it will be necessary|ing station. Bot en are reside \ s Fri s £ g . 20, Bri¢ i gifts, if donors will inform the post e h ks e iy | e matian Bets s e sidinte Hintortats Friowte Shu PRESENTED WITH WATCH = sciccuion at wroscne wime. childrems waist and underwear. | whoro gifts may be obtained. is to expand normally and achieve a| See the Mury Rlizabeth Dresses Met in Mid-Pacific SR Washington, Dee. 18.—The action --""”""'.',"mi. g "’“‘T‘"“m"\ Members of the post are invited to atural growth. The taxpayers of and 8ilk Hoslery of the better kind of the monabe in 1981, b cORBPMUNE |crs arare o & n"“'"fi',"' Mg | attend an entertainment to be held New York no doubt often regret that 87 West Main, Professional Blig. “aptain ¢ Stanlcy and Cap- Minister's Son, Serfously T, Gets Vade | 550 Fion o Albert D, Lasker of |y “l"{\f““”" Q"""";" - if": at the Center church chapel Wednes- their famous terland 18 entirely |advt : ; on ol i L o e Churehe | Chicago s chaitman of the shipping H. & W. Hat Shop, Inc., Norwalk:|day evening at § o'clock under the surrounded by water. The Forelgn Mission circlé of the Army werc the weel ot MRDRs GHfe Fvom Mea ot Onuroli= {0 0 cogniied by Brestdont Cogls | O Iolg: 3 3 | auspices of Sons of Veterans Aux- ——— - Klim Swedish Raptist chureh will hold | Miss Grace Coholan at e Ciin. oe 16 Viudsars idgc as heving wet & precendent fer | 1™ i‘u"\_fl Testlie -“\{K- Co. Bridge-jijary, A program of tableaux called HIGH SCHOOL NOTES. its annual me=ing tonight at & South High strect. Both captains favorable action on the pending nom. | POt and New Work, N. Y.; women's,| “Igje of Colors” will be the principal o'clock. have been stationed at Fort Kumeha Ihe condition of Philip Davis, son | ination of 13dward P, Farley, ulso of :Iy:h]:v": and infants' coats, cloaks, feature of the entertalnment. Al the ou t . cha, Huwailan Islands and | ‘ ) f \ " n apes, ete, v v 8 . " will be started immediately after the _, oUf Nmas Victrola at Moran :"} ‘,,'jl‘_‘ s . ey N gy SN LR L LNIOREN SR : oftice desplte | "l p "G, Walton Co., Bridgeport, :,::I,:";,)fl,zrfi:.,“i::";"m.: ':un;l:x ur:v‘i\\ Christmas recess, Principal Louls R ? v B oo il ol 4 0 13 : 3L VEL t ‘M"';'7'"i""l‘_""‘:”lL""“"“ O e 18%. | doing business as the Erbjus Remedy their colors Nlad announeed at an asse iy of Ry ’ 2 4 ¥ der oolldge s rositior . 0. vdica . v a wl:\u seigergig By s eters ) egular day for Tesas and Captai for | (i to see hiid NP el il A g B e o il '“«,h’m"";“"‘.‘"""“‘::i‘ Mis"Cs The regular weekly meeting of Ing. He asked them to come equipped 5 o, A Uraduy | SBSRETE e | il tr a conference with Chairman Jénes | (2 0 y Mfs. 3 | Eddy-Glover post will be held Friday, with gymnasium clothes All boys : at 7:30 o'clock, ¢ * 8 1 » is better | of senate commerce committee ® £ 4 Regular business will be transacted taking part in school athletie work Fasrhite b e A WIS 08 Aut ' St wn, d w « gold he merchant marine act : N and final returns of the Salvation i oMb gt i b Ly 2 % Aseltod’s, Park St-- party at the ) ri ,, the gift the men of the providing for the creation of the| The population of the Philippine Army drive will be announced. Plans wnnounced 3 ; SSOUMIRI Gh SDMEY (L H0K AYBIU IS chy Chipping board sets forth that one 1lands has ncreased from 700,000 to|will be made for participation, by the police e been notined that urday ght. e member shail be appoint from the 10,000,000 or more than fourteen-fold ! post, in Christmas exercises in con- since 1591, nection with the Court of Honor, Gymuasium classes for young men According to the state g i . for Conrad Olson Both the sofficers wer v ' dent in high school is obliged to take i Jubilee strect been sus. friends of Itev. Philip Cohotan, son Driver “Took a Chance Sontors Wwhie. centier 360 TN part in physical work ler the pended of Mrs. Gerald Coholan of Soutl \0“ “u\ i walified have pointed out that Com- direction of an instructor at least one = wp ; . Ftrec hile the cre in service te | ! st on Big New Yeur's Eve [rolie” at ftreet while they wer viee t Dec . op missioner O'Connor was ypointed hour and T»’:," "“an week. Mr. Siade the Capitel Theater. Ieserved seats Bether in the Hawaita \vy..‘. nds « 5 : : inding hold- from Buffalo and that the place of a SPECIALS FOR WEDN o iy PSSRe 95 10 now on' e only a short while nge an . member from the Great Lakes states minutes each will be given over to Cars op t idward Sullivan Spent several months in the island : > . bt consequently already had been filled. ”"l" ““_’"‘]"""J“I“ rest of the year. of 26 Wilson street and Samuel Gold | With her brother and there met the | vemb 1 ; In confirming Mr. Lasker two years \ plant ave physica 221 Maln street collided yes. |LWO partics who v guests in | diebiand ! orf the senate waived the question work the first part of the period after g R erio orner of B New Britair When t tiy Lo B . gt i . saualification at.the #ue :fll:.x:lh t;v-';whr;}":“:l'lvvrnw'»"!nl'nmtvhr“:w‘n-\n *la \ sreets. The pative |f0r Mim Coholan & e el o i reckless and indif- auest of President Harding in the in- . . waining e . 1 1 cause for COUNtry and home i 3T s . rest of obtaining a prompt creation f y Mr ccls that 4 < given over to a short talk on hygiene | ,prest army men farewell, t { of the board Coolidg 8 Jirecto rassidy » " © « " " *he I« - e ' g . Physical Director Cassidy e i and painteq Would 1t ® A % uld |1t §s a matter for ti ate to de- - o-n; ‘r;"n nrrhjflra r,', this eity will boxes 2.69. Axelrod's, Park St.-- “gain se ‘1 them. B 1he % % in trowt term whether it «hall follow what | A . 4 . ~ . ~ urnis| e music for dancing at ® a surprise her with 1t upor € a - o 1 ; s ' ¢ regards as a precedent and be let ) t : football reception next IFriday eve Victrolas and Planos, Henry Morans Ing transferred to home post ; e own today that if the ques- 1' | & 0 Iter ain Talke will b 5y Prine | —ader, e ' 1 . criously rajsed he would Slade ysical Direct. Dancing t 1a d 3 DEMOCRATIC WOMEN ME} % 1 t k the attorney general ol 4“':!1: "'N'i”v‘\ Walker and the Newington, on turnpike; 5-picce or Hartford, Dee. 1 The te feds — tor bi SPECIALS TA.M.TO12:30 P. M ain-elec - { WOmen's « e : L et (herc tedat or McManus Is Indicted on GOING TO SUPREME COURT it * ol All four period sessions of B hristmas reeord, “Star the jg in session here today s day were heid at the school this Fast' sl s, the coming nationa) campais (hdlucs of Extortion: ~xcw vori pec 15— #rank Moore, |l Lean Fresh é_ Fancy Maine oo o e ucnert {3 Jeid| Gt your Brunawick Wonder recng dcommed and 1 i expecied - o O o e Gouiters n 128C | Polatoes, peck 28C s s . O J at Johs e o el andidate the o n of M ' attac ch st foiomed prerids Fresh Ground 25 Pure White 29 i e Ay e . : fhere Pepriasaionen lIvtiures . : L s Hamburg . 3 b () Lard 2 &adC Ketball team )i a S ;‘,:\',,”M“w i > ) i e " ¥ _‘ 1 ish ot be com- Flle":';nnlfz;’rels h 15C Tatl':l(A‘:i';; lml;"};; 25C game with the team « N o ’ 5 quotations to the college tomorrow aft ed to th R B e win g ot 80w R N : £ Cnite States_supreme_cos ~SPECIALS FOR ALL DAY gl e Disabled Veterans Az Sugar Cured Sugar Cured Paper of good quality is made from lmlted to Meeting Refuses More Than Half Mllhon ! Hams ...... Ib 18c Bacon ..... b zoc the eucalyptus tree Member Bost. Dy \\flaRl( A SARUI\L 5 cans 25: GOLD MEDAL FLOUR, large bag .......... 95¢ DANIEL WEBSTER FLOUR, large bag .... $1.05 WHITE LOAF FLOUR, large bag ... oo 508 CAMPBELL’S PORK and BEA veees 8 for 25¢ NOT-A-SEED RAISINS ....... 3 packages 35¢ TALL PINK SALMON ................ 2 cans 29¢ hairman of t Financiers Laugh at Tale / Cured Sal Rib of Sinclair as a Regent p % / 4 v Sugar Cure Salt Spare Ribs ... 1h 10¢ Yor s e 7 > Corned Beef b 8c Fresh Made Sausage b 25¢ I'RLSI{ PORI\ TOROAST ............... Th 15¢ LEAN BOILINGBEEF .................. b 8¢ ROASTS OF MILK FED VEAL ........... 1h 18¢ LEGS OF GENUINE SPRING LAMB ... b 33¢ LEAN POT ROASTS OF BEEF cevn. b 10¢ Two Army Aviators Are : A Large Sunkist Yellow Globe Killed in Texas Plunge 4 L Oranges, dozen ZOC Turnips .. 6 1b 25c _— p $ Large Juiey 2 5 Dry Kiln iweet ¥ reks nder ) G its 6 Cc Potatoes . 2 WRIST WATCHES |- s e e = 7 Mt 25 | "5 zgc , > Whe - i P/ Apples 4 quarts C (heqtn-ts,.'ll C White, Green and Red Gold s . ? 1 2 % " iaiastund Wovensens hag Case || (sin Sturck : : PARKSDALE EGGS . oo city. Sergeant Ryais bom ; , WEDGWOOD PRI\T m"rrr:n ORISR E mMBERG & HORN g FREE DELIVERY T PHONE 491 orght vou to'd me 4 Joseph E. Widener of Philadelphia (inset) refused a check for 0,334 for two Rembrandts It will pay you to look over our line of ”'""“"“ . .. (shown above). The offer was made by a former owner ¢f the paitings, Prince Felix Youssoupoff Poultry, before buying anywhere else ! unuing race.”—Yale Record. o( Russia. |