New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 7, 1924, Page 16

DR. CROSBY EMERY BURIED AT SEA Dead Man s Formerly Mayo of Middletown Br The Associated Pross, Peking, ¥eb, 7.—The Crosby Emery, Peking branch corporation New York aboard the steamship Lineoln while en rout to the Unit at sea, according t received herc. His wifr when he died. Pneumonia Emery's death which the bhet Tientsin e United of the Asia of rom tates, has been burie advice was with hiw wireless i while was acen vessel was n Kol ar chairma be was States tariff formerly De: while New Haven, Henry Crosby to San Francisco China, regret at Yal he was wel having nine years professor of politics omy at the came to Y in 1899 ha tical economy which he gradua Prof. Emery left chairmanship of tariff board to appointed In 191 professor of ¢ vies a ence at We ceed Willard . after holding the years and was serving Mayor of dietown for two terms. Prof, m was former Chief A. Emery of the state Maine, loaving Wesleyan P Emery for Russia in 1916 fo of the commercial, financial conditions Guaranty Trust Emery, know niversity Rowd the that institutior In 190 the fron ippointed social university to sleyar sie Fisher who resignes position for Mi¢ a son of Atte aite of make a industrial anc there in New York While in Russia was married te Miss Susanne Carey Al Provi denee, R. 1., who traveled alone for the wedding On his departure 1018 Prof, Emery was taken by the Germans in the w part of Finland. Te barbed wire stockade later given his free Pomeranian town and left Germany fall of 1918 for he of 1o from Russia i held time in a Wi in for dom He America i1 w smal rely for CHURCH INSTITUTE TONIGHT “A Hollander in A Suhjec former member of the d bl g many Justice 1. a study Russia prisoner o S Taft Is Much Bettter d After Yesterday's the WOULD TEAGH BOYS - 10 BECOME FARMERS :Boys’ Club Superintendent Look- ing for Untilled Farm Sites I If anyone in or about New Britain abandoned farm, there are it, has an 700 boys who want to know it No, is not going to be any floed of wtoes, cabbage or onions on va market in this city next year, but Su- | < perintendent Dwight Skinner of the ) | Boys club is working on a plan to give his boys wholesome outdoor re- and instruction at the time teach them to make their| s useful this summer. | Skinner is looking about for an | or uneultivated farm within hiking distance. to take groups of boys an', one, two or three ¢ hikes during | the summer to he can lo-| farm and mix with a half day’s| recreation, games and other outdoor things that boys should know and isually are interested in, some prac- tical instruction in farming. | It is p 1 if the boys can suc-| coe raising anything that is of | e v to sell it to theirt at the cost of production, the | =0 derived to be used in buy- paying for plowing and about and they want to know now. of pot age is creation and same 1 spare momen Mr abandoned somewhere He pl ay wherever e a is in 1 markets LY m nts ney ing fother 1abor. boys would be taught how to! I cook their own meals in the woods. Most the boys at the club are of| the under-privileged class who wenid | get this training in any other| manner. The object is to improve| their health as well as their mentality to build up their bodies by find- a to give them better nour- | summer by pro-| own food outdoors. | more than 400 boys in are under 13 years of Kinner has discussed his | members ot the hoard of | they have veiced their approval is looking for a farm in| Newington or in the vieinity of Plain- or Berlin, seed, The 1 not and ing ishment duecing There the elub wh age. Mr. i plan with *| directors and He way during the their are g i the Attack | hief Justice r attuck of in- | has becn or- to take & ¢ days, was said 1| Washington, Ieb, 7, Taft suffered an ligestion yesterday and dered Ly his physician complete rest for a fe it his residence this morning to much improved. He passed a rMsHuM night, but decided, as a matter of pre- wution to remuin in bed during the who Ay of Berthold Gamberg of Utrecht at Stanley Memorial, Church at the second held. teachers wi Stockwell ¢ and At T:15 tonight Memorial church the church institutes will primary and beginners' be led by Mrs, B, C. New Diritain: the junior medlute teachers by Itev. A, I Lerry, student in the Hartford 8 of Religious Pedagogy; the people by David Rutier of and the adults by Berthold G on the subject of “Service, At § o'clock the general assembl will be he'd There be singin, ©f some of the old familiar hymns, #0lo by a member the quartet and an address by Gramberg, graduate the of Utrecht, Holland, whose will be “A Hollander ir last summer Mr. Gramberg at present a graduvate student Hartford Theological seminary plied one the churches in Springficld, Mass There was a good attendanee first meeting of the « last week. It is expected t will be an even larger tonight's institute, It is open to th publie. of th I youn Hurtfor wil Berthols Universit subj who 1 in of at t istitut at ther ——— e 1 NEED A WIFE, CLARISSA | AND L TRINK THAT Tonight. Stanloy The inter- hoo amberg ehurch America.” attendance at LECTURE ON JAPAN'S WOM} he Woman's association of South chureh will meet ut the home | Mrs. Elisha Cooper, Friday aftor- | at & o'clock. An address will given by Mrs, Lester MeLear, dean women ut Hartford Seminary, on subject, “The Women of alpan.” Mel.eg s an Intercedng d has spent three years in of the church are | to attend, the ' noor i n of e the Mrs ker & All women invited pe pa cordially LN ] d NEW HOUSES Nationa! Bank eof five bullding lots and Belden strects to A, through the B, Solomon Mr, Wunseh plans to baild tenement the y PLANS FIVE L The Merchants & New Haven on Linden 1 Wunsch ¥ agenc L five theee houses property the “up Congregationa relieves cMI ren o:t‘l‘ adults, Aplessant N ‘ P and 600 seessod ™ YOU WOULD ‘DO - | of { planation and |was taken. lof | Andrews & lo'elock. NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, * TELEGRAPHIC NEWS FLASHES Chief Justice Taft not ‘.~~’~|Inu.<|_\' ill and will soon be restored to usual good health, his physician declares. in assenting to lease of naval oil serves, French govcrnment Lioyd George's reported revelations |structures, announced ¥ a secret pact between Woodrow |jng it more difficuit for foreigners to Wilson and Clemenceau regarding | got divorces and asserts it will scek French occupation of the Rhineland [to stop any further discredit abroad creates sensation in Paris and Lon- [on 1'vench court decrees. don; Andre Tardieu insists that Lloyd | George's charges are “stupid.’ 2 el ol Sl [ German and Austrian consulates socialists urge Doin | NeW York fail to fly flags at half-staf after tumultue s sea. | for Woodrew Wilson: consular offi- Balvieats ta clals dizavow any intentions of disre- of sl majority ‘wuppast. | 0Ot and explam there were no staffs | ¢ windows from which to unfurl em- ing his government, asserts that his & Wind oM whisi: b 0y niw Llems. adherents were wearied by discussion 1 1eft the chamber when vote amplifies its esterday, mak- Radicals and care to rcesign sion of the deputies; Shoddy lid on Tut-ankh-amen's cof- | ! fin reveals suggestion of dishon his undertakers, Luxor advi Serious disorders have broken out in Kharkov district of Russia, Riga, | unoff I advices ! Dr. Henry Crosby Eme = chairman of United State: makes public ex- dies on ship on wa; ding his course | from \han"h former Scereta Danby ll~l|d(‘l’| statement de ¥ | f——————————————— | l ANNOUNCEMENTS '] BURTAL FEBRUARY 7, 1924. THE HERALD “WANT ADS” Alpbabetically Arranged For Quick Ready Refarence i RATES ¥OR 'IVE INSERTIONS Charge Prey L ANNOUNCEMENTS Florists and Nuuury!nu w: hedge plants, Seud address. . Box 20, Herald Lost and Found 5 Tost Letween Capitol lothing Co. Finder o Herald office, Answers to mame of returned to A. Palmer, Mayay Tost Reward if Linden 8t. | NOMAER PLATE- 1927 found. No, 54-264. iy Order Batsy Upon Apnllnzlon Count 6 words tn @ iine. 14 lines to an Mintmwn 8p: have same by paying for this 2 and calling at 16 Tast Sty after 6:30 2nd_floor. I PATR—of spoctacies lost, Fold _and tortolse shell rims. Finder return to Herald of- Accepted ~After 1 fice. . Suitable reward. Ad [ i AUTOMOTIVE Autos and Trucks For Sale ] nappy, 1921, sport touring, $300 down and §46 a month for ten months. Aaron G. gohen, Inc, 185 vic Bt, 1lartford, Ct, BUICK TOURING 1822—In A-1 condition, guaranteed 30 daye, ready for the road. M. Irving Jester, 183 Arch St his is a Studebaker Year.” BUICKS—wo have several and roadsters at v n tirst class conditon, Arch St, ““Ths 1917 tourings 1921—se\en passenger, in wonderful running condition, two spares, will sell cheap to make room for new Studebaker, M. lrviag Jester, 193 Arch St “Thid is a Studebaker Year.” ‘lassified Page on Same Day. Ads Accepted Over the Telephane for onvenionee of Customers. Call 925 and Ask for a “Want Ad" Operator. EUM-——of money found on.Lower Lane Ber- lin, Inquire 8. J. Molumphy, Berlin Ct. WATCH sllver, 1ost Tuesday moon mear St. Mary's playground, initial H, O. B. Phone 1014-3. ] Personals a Burial Vaults, Monuments 1) ¥n HOME Concrete steel reinforc- heremetically sealed. wood or metal. Do lots, reasonably priced. Maple., Phone 276§, VAUIAS water proof, sithor arier hLiealthy, Protes- 12 yoars of age. This child can be “placed for adoption, although adoption is not required. Anyone in- terested m this child, please communi- Wanted for a bright, tant boy ed; Haven yesterday after spend- vacation with their to New ing the mid-winte élty Items Florists and Nurserymen 3 cate. with the parents in this city Mrs, James Iverson “Harrict, of Arch street, and daughter, .\H" Elsie Wiegand of Wallace left this morn- pleasing | funcral work. 7 Church 8t, 880, "LOWERS —Potted pecializing plants, BURBAU CHILD WELFARE, STATE Oi on o¥ CAPITOL, street confined to her home with a quinsy sore throat. Big reduction on hats at the French Hat Shop, $7T W. Main St., Profession- al Bldg.—advt i The Misses Sylvia and Hilda John son of Miami, FFlorida, are the guests samuel Schneider of 17 Orchard Terrace over the week-end. “Dream Daddy,” special Jox Trof, | Brunswick Record. John A. Andrews & Co—udvt. Frederiek V. Strecter today re his commission aide-de-c the staff of National Commander W. Saitzgaber of the Grand Army. Home cooked lunches at Crowell’s. ing for New York. “Arcady,” latest a Record. John advt, Captain turned to anarters Fox Trot, Colum- | A. Andrews & Co has 1o head- C absenee, orge J. Kelley his duties at police ter a two wee Captain Kelley was suffering from an y to his back, and was under| tment at the Hartford hospital. I*urniture, Rugs and Richmond Ranges included in our February Furniture sale. B ¢ Carlson, [t Main street, There will be a meeting of the 1. O.| B. B. Auxillary No. 45 tonight at 8:15 o'clock sharp. A card party will be held after a short business meeting. All committees for the ensuing vear|t [ will be appointed at this time. Every |1 ived mp on G. » Missfonary society of the First church will hold an all day sewing meeting Friday, Luncheon will he served at noon, Those wishing to at- tend should notify Mrs. W. & Roland tonight. Big is on at John A.|t Andrews & Adv. K The Ladies' Auxillary to the A, O, |¢ will meet tomorrow evening at | 30 e'clock at Judd’s hall on Main street. Following the meeting, the members will enjoy a social hour with whist and * ames as the feature Anna D. MecLarney today sold | through the A. Carlson Real Teo Gaffney and Frank Delaney, |agency her property at 131 Clark | students at Yale university, returncd |strect to Bridget Ryan. Big piano sale Co. piano sale is at John A, Adv, The Sons of Veterans auxiliary will hold its regular 1 tomorrow aft- ernoon from 2:15 to 5 o'clock. The regular meeting will begin at § on H. Co. "O’NEIL’S TIRE BARGAINS WHILE THEY L/ ire Prices Were Never Lower—lnvestlzatc These Bargains Price Each FISK NO, 96 CLINCHER FABRIC. . s 8.10 FISK PREMIER CLINCHER FABRIE. . 10.25 MASSASOIT CORDS 9.50 PREMIER CORDS. 11.87 FISK PREMIER CORDS, S : FISK CLINCHER RED TOP... FISK N S CORD.. . FI '\\(ORD\.S FISK RED TOP CLINCHER... GOTHAM CORDS 8. S. LION CORDS S, FISK NS CORDS FISK PREMIER CORDS 8, S,. HOWE CORDS 8, S.. LION CORD 8, S.... FISK NS CORD MARATHON CORDS S, RATHON (ORD FISK GOTHAM CORDS .\. S MARATHON CORDS MARATHON CORDS S, MARATHON CORDS S, MARATHON CORDS S, S.. O'NEIL TIRE & BA"I'T RY CO. 39 WASHINGTON ST. "PHONE 900 6—30x31; 2=30x31; 5=30x31; S=0X 31y 2—=30x31; 1—30x315 1—30x313 1 x4 -1 fl 1—=33x41, 2—=33x41, 1—=34x41; 2=35x41; 2=33x 235N 1€ THAT IS A PROPOSAL, SI@ MY ANSWER (S "POOH Poou" 1 t's Great to Be Judge, Says Pa Wants Notes Issued for board of Imember will bring a cup and saucer. | have 1 plants; all kinda; delivery. Sandallie's St.; ‘phone 589. and _nurseryman. N. B. Road, HARTFORD, CONN, ANDS( . O Plainville HAVE you ever before placed vour Eav- in trust for every dollar you put in? Do you realize that with tlifs safety ‘you can get 7% on all thrift payments you mako following our plan? A Room 407, Booth block, Phone 3 Store Anrnouncements Gx7_onlargement with eve eloped by Ohrnstedts, Town Home Building W. I, Mangan of board apepars before the and taxation tonight When Chairman he charity PREE film d Main St STEDS Zconsldering _quality, the prices gn our leds of various sizes, are the lowést In the eity. The only sleds in New Brit- aln equipped with brakes, can be found I the “Blg Furniture Store” John A. Andrews & Co, STETGIT PARTIES —taken outd Tnquire 41 Lagalle §t. 3rd floor. Phone 484-12 from 7 to 2:30 and after § o'clock eves. WEATHER- fororast falr _and _mild, the righit weather for photographe. We have a speclal for this month only, § Reauty Panels, sizo 4x6 only $2, Arcade _Studio. finane o present his department’s estimates he will ask notes to pay for new Town home building. The ure and the common council authorized the board of finance 0 issue notes in the amount of $56 100 for this work. The job was s d with $10,900 raised by taxation, of expense the for next year, for sunnce of he egis ings where 4 great ttate holds collateral |, BUICK TOURING 1921 recondition und new pa d days. Don't buy a used Bulck bufs looking over our line. M. \rving Jester, St. “This 14 & Studebaker arc in a positipn to allow you 16 mouths in which to pay for nutggio- biles. This {s something unusual in the purchage of new automobiles, Come In and talk it over with us. lloneyman Auto Bales Co., 138 Arch Phone 2109, Hudson_and Essex dealers, CHOICEST USED CARS IN TOWN— Buick sport touring. Bulck sport touring. Buick roadster. Ford roadste: Hudion spevdater, Buick roadster. Stephens touring, 1917 Studebuker touring. 1619 Studebaker sedan, Studcbaker sedan, 7-) 1932 19 1 181 1921 7-pass. NEW ERITaIN BUICK €, USED CAR DEPT. TEL.O!. 176 ARCH ST, DODGE BROS,--toadster, overhauled, $75 cash and a month for 5 months, also 1920 Buick, Aaron (. Cohen, Inc., 186 Park_Strect, Hartford, Conn. EBSEX 1921—touring car, mechanicany hape, fine paint and 6 good tires. & Hennett, 95 Arch 8t, 2955, hone 2962, , one ton truck chasals, eicgunt shape, tires and all, Price $ Automotive Used Car Arch_St., Phone 17 FORD SEDAN—In $176 Wil take Henry Bt, FORD COUPE 1922 —Good paint and tire mechanical condition is fine, McGauley &lvnnett, $8 Arch St, Phone 295! condition, Inquire 2§ Nory good it at once, WEATHER STRIPS —instail metal strips saving 1-3 coal bills, Woods, 61 Main St, Phone 2765, (rvrowoms ) Auto and Truck Agencies the accurate Coming at the Capitol ik “THE DARLING OF NEW YORK” with Bahy Peggy BUICK aro ing 228 MOTOR boing bullt them.” New Arch street, CARS—"Botter cars and Bulgk 18 build- Britain = Bulck Co., Phone 2607, CADILLAC CARS Lash Motor Co, in,_corner Lincoin street. CHANDLER and Cleveland motor cars snd accessorles. American Sales Co., § DODGE BROTHERS CARS and service, 8, & Yesterday's Winners in the HeraldWant Ad Free Ticket Ofer To the Lyceum— Now showing “Hell's Hole” — Frank Hennig 108 Washinton St. DURANT AND STAR and service, “Just R A. Bence, 15 Main_street; FORD CANS, Vordson Lractor, tee; gonuine parts apd ace motive Bales & Service Co fUDSON AND BSSEX--America car values., Sce the new comchs man Auto Sales Co, Sales and Serv 130 Arch St 0 ‘phone 2215, Baios orve Bervice Station, Warifora Stanley und 6 Maln St, LEXTNGTOR —ITigh motor cal A. Beuce, 61 Maln St ,MA\\\ wervice, stroet. | MOON MOTOIR CAIS. the worl i, L. Service, street Au(u and Truck CHALMETS —Saies and 9 Arch A, AND McGauley and Bennett, To the Capitol— " o8 Kim sireet: - A Gare phone 24, Featuring ‘Caesar Rivoli' | 0 Noton Al & ~Stanley York, 15 Sey- | . searlc & co. - | Eim and Park ste, mour St. ‘phone 2110, Local Snubbers d trucks. Kenueth Sales and Service, cor, New Brita'n, Conn, agents for Gabricl To the Featuring “Flaming Bar- rie Mrs. Daisy Bel- ser, 28 Church St. Palace— Light six toub " ring, $1,350; big six tow tory. M. Irving Is & Btudebs’. year, CLVS-KNIGHT AND OVERLAND motor cars, showroom at 4 Blm St.; wervice, 127 Cherry 8t ve Motor. . Rudolph; ‘plione 20 BY CLIFF STERRETI‘ FORD SEDAN, 1921; good Tunning condie tion, good xwlll!. " A, Beuce, 51 Mam hone 2 - FORLA--FORLS—FORI 1923 Tudor Eedan, Few late model tourings, $100 cach, With a light winter i1n view @ will make a small and commonve enjoying his car. AUTOMOTIVE USED CAR LXCHANG! 86 ARCH ST, PHONE 1720-8 OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS USED CAR DEPARTMSWE Pord edan, ¢ Hudson Coach, t-Pass. Cadillae Coupe, Maxwell Touring; new, Studebakor, spec, Uakland coups, 3 Maxwell #port Tourin Hudson 7 pussenger Tourlug, Maxwell Touring, Mazwell Tourlng. Essex Touring, Studebaker, | slx touring pars, Touring, TERMS T0 SUIT PURCHASER HONEYMAN AUTO SALES (v, 1950 AlkCH 8T, TEL. 2109, enily overs uphalstering willconslder lighter Hawker, 52 Eim st., terns o suit and tires CAR- hape throughout. ley & Benbett, 98 run rully firs rea- dered, Arch B, ped With extras, Absmiutely iy throughout. 1§ Auto Bales Co., 1 “siandard 1o Hun oniy 15 mies, vi comt discount Hone Auto Sales e, 138 Arch St e aieaTih Would make es- Wil take terme arranged. . 1§20 a \aron G 1% Park Hartfora We have threa to ing a eport Iring hooss model wt 1 er Trom, tnw ar tuding Jo, eafl ¢ 213, conditlon = very good. Yor ~den spare, terms. new patnt onst rathon Phone r A G ' & g THE ONLY WAY 0 MAKE "EM UNDERSTAND “THAT L AINT TO BE: BRIBED IS TO ACCEPT ABSOLUTELY MNO FAVORS FROM POSITIWVELY NO WOMAN SIOT-S0- EVER! ME BEIN’ BEAUTY JUDGE L CANT POSSIBLY RECEI\VE GAFETS FROM THANKYE, LIZA. THEM THERE [ DOUGHNUTS WAS THE L EvVER ‘BT A SUTTINLY DD AlM T PLEASE * equigment, J. M. Varrell, "ty and _comomy, prices reas The Ball Tire Co., ., _cor. Park 'y Bigelow Sts. Phone 1074, Tiih fenturs at the =5 18 “The Tm- perial Revue Mr. Charles W. McCarthy Winter £t call st the Herald office for 2 free theketn WINDSHIELD WIPERS, hand and auio- roatic for any s cur, 80c to $5.00; the cheapest accidemt imeurance svail- - Tackiiffe Bros., Park and Bigelow Sirects; Agricultural Uept.