New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 13, 1924, Page 18

manufacturers who have Ning to farmers’ co ind have re- nufacturers who s to retail dealers not lers’ associations. was ) ntuined manufacturers d, and in- iny retailers thos fron ive HARDWARE DEALERS operd ciations with i tused to deal mad members of A system o the the pr o ol in pio bugin nation acts of Farmers Claim Interference in Co-operative Purchasing ufacturers ‘ ey o matically Jd among ind " assoC BY (Washin Washingtor ing that f promot fation I dissemination o istern ra mer . 11 it and Wilkinson cofpluint hearing has been set for which or- ment of not br requiring from the o1 the associations rin equipment 1y miss| b shington, ts have en their = nents J order should ommniission ind desis HOLD EX-ARMY MAN AY MURDER SUSPEC Bridgeport Police Quiz Him on Slaying of Priest Israel, the | ' Hare ged from Fort Clayton, o+ the county vesterday for weapons, is being today by the the murd on the Feb, 13 seha ort ntly States ny mmitt Norwalk at ane, « d from the ng el 1 at ctives i Hubert « ai tigating Dabme it t of | iy of ey zht I N superinten 1« cvolver confiscated by the mined by B o iceopts i is being ex Police P. J. Flan John H. Regan to- with ammunition perts, The revolver, a cheap, five- hambered .32 caliber weapon, con- tuined four cartridges, The fifth w cmpty. Th r police, et ptain “ y in co renee taken from th skull following his death a by ther all t 1 hmg ppearances PROSECUTOR BALKED Finds Yopera lealors Hartford Attorney That Only Driy of Motor Vehicles Can Be i e, | Charged With “Reckless Driving.” s knowr e " ors, Detail of Charges conspir L -Balked in motormar n trolley car with the sta ¥ provides “motor his | con- | AS @ part o is stated times concerte it ing can dri Htutes that vehicles™ this offense, Prose- Nathan A, Schatz to- rrest of Albert A, and bat pleaded not guilty found him guilty and $10 und costs, u specific business strictly rators « the pure General . The New Britain Hospital of assault acensed pl Da e Meirs, represent « wnd Creditors of An- toinette . H ow i complaint ( ith Co 0. eme ORDER OF NOTICE ling Sise Saturday on morning The arm rostrn n seat right MAY NAME AMERICANS v hose THEM DAYS IS GONE FOREVER YOUR CAILDREN WU BT VERY USEFUL CITIZENS SOME DAY POLLY AND HER PALS NOW 'F WE OMLY WAT 8T oFf GouL STIRRING MELODY <O us WE ASKETDY P “o PuT on GOMETHI NG SUITABLE oRr Tae OCCCASIOM PUFESSOR for GOVERNOR DELIVERS ¢ INPROWPTU SPEECH Wanted to Dance So He Abandons 1 his hand EW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1924. TELEGRAPHIC NEWS FLASHES President Coolidge at New York omises swift and unshrinking pros of the guilty in oil lease r ations: declarcs nation is humiliat- i undermining public confidence integrity M v nfer his chicf supporters to 1d-bloodedly™ if he an active candid presiden 1 nomina- —_———————— THE HERALD “WANT ADS” Alphabetically Arranged For Quick and Ready Reference LINE MATES FOR CONSECUTIVE INSERTIONS Charge Prepald 10 20 Wilson, in letter to Major General Henry T. Allen, rts she is sure her husband would | wish Américan people to help starv- ing German children and ex presses the hope that German hassy 1z incident will not react hurt this work Mrs. Woodrow f [ \ as rion Ve 1 line line line line line line 42 5 lire $1.80 Order Rates Upon Appiication Count § words tn a iine. 14 lines to an inch. Minimum Space, 3 lines Minimum Book Charge, 35 cents, No. Ad Accepted After 1 P, M. for tasslfed Page on Same Day. A\ds Accepted Over tha Telephano for yivenience of Customers. Call 925 and. L for a “Want Ad" Opurator. official en- Ad “n m G cam- 1anag “ nec | g of Tutankhamen's sar- cophagus reveals great golden mum- my made in the image of King buried maore than 2,000 hicago of Opening hall ntinue to in demoeratic a e he years ago. was on Whe Duaugh inquiry William J. Simmons at Jacksouvillt 1dmits that Ku Klux Klan paid hiu 1,000 in cash and that he no longer any official or personal connec- — { with that organization. I ANNOUNCEMENTS ” mar- police artinent which in rty's into ] Senator Mr complia request will 1 t oy attol has tion ral's official Baldwin and H H. Asquith MacDonald commons that snecesstul T wtulated Premier speech in British weral unofficial ernment mad London a dancer recently to the Chicago held up in of jewels on Gilda G rvied, repor that s! ay, view is Ia she was T reinfore proof, elther Ia Nway vdvices say says are worth $150,000 O 123 Oak ni' deserip- winents in seemed to very said, and in political ambi- of invitations | The what My reply disclaimed go governor functions. njoy tions. Let cemetery Florists a any PooDLE e et o e e ANN OUNCEMENTS Lost and Found ) —_——— 5! 0 OF Letween Ma v CHANGE purs urn KE T —lost_on and Chapman, Herald office. ¥ inside phone booth, ' t to Finder please return fo Jubilee St., ¥inder sweaters brown. Fin offic der STON fyin ban 3y Touna. Sima and pa Tave by ad. Jol evenings, [ this call aying for Tdenti- hn Ure PATR on Elm St er, 145 1 o8 lost Saturday Ave, Mrs Heward. ord . Zuck- ARL Stanley please Publ, to ¥ ,. NICK retuin 3 Church on_or o trolley. Eastern St. rancis St to New Finde { Weekly | = lost Sunday turn to 78 G with W ples white, morning. Vinder jrand St. Rew T ears ase re- Tous marking, man, Natlon English Tight found, Apply bulidog, brindle. 2l Bank Bldg. white | elevator dl he | ' AUTOMOTIVE Auto and Truck Agencies | WILLYS-KNIGHT AND OVERL. showroom at 4 Elm 8 Cherry St. “Th R. C. Rudolph; 'phone 2051-2. Autos and Trucks For Sale APPERSON —sport_touring, very fa) casy riding, only 3230 cash. Balance | monthly. Aaron G. Cohen, Inc., 185 Park street, iartford. | BUICK TOURING 1¥22—in A-1 condition, guaranteed 50 days, ready for the road. . Irving Jester, 193 Arch St, ‘““lhis is Good rubber and ndition, Rudolpi's Phone 2051-2. 1917 tourings in fine running Garage, 127 Che BUICKS—we have several and roadsters at very low prices, Soume being n first class conditon, M .lrving Jester, 185 Arch St, is is a Stude- baker Year, BUICK TOURING 1921--86ven passenger, in wonderful running coudition, twe spares, will sell cheap to make room for uew Studcbaker. M. Irviag Jester, 133 Arch _St. “This is a Btudebaker Yea Personals ings where W trust for you reali can get 7% make follow Room 407, Booth holds you put this saf reat state ery doll that with on all th ng our plan? Austin block, Phone 30 ly sealed. | HAVE—you ever hifore placed your save . ollateral | ift payments & Kron 45, Store Announcements tions in his acceptance or in making his add gathering that had trom alderman again expect their vote T FLOW. Speclalizing enlouse, potted plants fr delive St.; and . telling the [ Gt held offies nor did the funcral work. Church 8t 880, all kind Sanlallie “phone_589-12. | nurseryman. N. B. Road, on and electors to not to | tor gardener isen, Box ‘phone 195 SE A ruit treoas, ers, berries, hedge plants. I will call, Box 20, Herald 10 s by | Ple themselves, o Governor Templeton spoke a few words about Lincoln and about Robh- ert Treat, colonel governor from Alil- | |ford and then toid the gathcring that | he knew all wished to get out on the | floor for a dance, He said he wanted | a dance himself, and when he got home he wanted another dance, The started up u two-step and | was first the floor. | dances gatherin, sentimentaily d to b nd peak in the Colonial Inn because his arents used to live on the site of the building and as a boy he had helped | his parents while they lived here He summarized what he W ¢ said in his prepared add belief in both iaw and law improvement said while Mr. Lavery had said vernor's duty to praise saw country fair, the pot the corn, the made preserves and the necdlework and compliment the ladies their exhibits and the men for they had produced, he himself, m did not do that perfuntorily but be- | cause he was proud of Connecticutand | proud of what she produced and what 1 did and proud of her peo- present that was pleg |ss ‘ | MAN | Send address. he 2 1 triby Lince Miiford 13.—Although he manuscript of his proy memory of Abraham to acknow Milford ¢ ast Dl claring his ment the ¢ orc H thi as he rose n troduction to t of con whicl d Lincolin's Day, s A, Templeton d impromptu remar! I the it was a g g he ry ernor | everythi at a harl liver t1 toes, to vernor owing hot ur orchestra governor After several to for | on the merr | evious | what k| h 21 o som: of t expeeted to vitatio imoro thi yeaker, who \ 1 en ittend public SPECIALS Friday it loc . 220 16¢ | . 38¢ . b, 20c . 32¢ 42¢ . 40¢ Medium Newport Mackerel .. Ib. 18c h 226 pint 280 w D0€ i 38C h 38C Lot Il 160 w 19¢ | w 14¢ w 35¢ e 25€ nomnLn and he after- | is ar with to mean them the [why do we N er peapie linterproted to the toast. of “Lin- | was given by Gutzon Borglum | {of Stamford, sculptor who, after al- | |iuding to Abraham Lincoln, told of the memorial he is carving on af {mountain in the south to express the | soul@f the south as Lincoln expresses | the Soul of the north, Thursday SHORD FRESH COD CHEEKS NATIVE DRESSED LELS PANCY WHITLFISH PENOBSCOT SALMON LASTERN WHITE HALIBUT LIVE AND BOILLD sSHRIMP h SELECTED HADDOCK BONTON BLUEFISH ROCKPOL STEAR COD PRESH BOILING PLECES LARGE VIRESH HERRING SAYBROOK FLOUNDERS Clergyman Dismissed as Result of Accusations 8t. Louis, Feb, 1 Rev, Charles D. McGehevo, former pastor the New Haven, Mo, Methodist piscopal | church, South, was expelled from the ministry and from membership in his denominatior night when an ce- clesiastical court found he had dis- seminated untrue reports conce Bishop Willlam McMurry of city. . b, ast . this HONOR WILSON'S .\:’\\III | Gene Woodrow as the Wilson's at of the of Geneva | of nations, choice FRESH OPENED CLANMS LARGE SOLID OY rns BONELESS SALT COD PAT SALT HERRING novan CLAMS LAKE CHAMPLAIN SMELTS LONG ISLAND SCALLOPS EXTRA LARGL SMELTS FINNAN HADDIY NEW SMOKLD WHITEFISH | a strect after him, Special Notice « the b at Women's iptist Atd church food | Mr, George Rapelye's store, 91 Main street, I'riday afternoon « FPebruary 15th of hold a soclety 1irst will West at AND rLonsien Heirs Wanted Heirs' A book filled with for lost heirs and missing kin lifferent parts of th world, court of ¥ngland, Ireland of England, unclaimed idend list included. Write for free letin, Inter fonal Claim Agency 98 Pittsburgh, Pa., 1 Lost names from Chancery and Dank WA "y on GRAHAM SPECIALL 1ROSTED CILPCARKES [ Dept AND THAT'S BECAUSE YOU'VE BROVGUT THEM VP (W QUITE plants, pleasmg | GTA | DUTEAD required. niture name it wi 16, the free This doe You may already h a a nam be ) SEWING MACHINE Just step inside “The Big Fur-| salesman, will not 9 No pla an, " take dress on th on a coupon stub tur : wi T th be drawn- Home" sewing obligate you in the lucky one. here's a ow a machine, to obtain a new one, 1O THE BIG NDREWS & FURNITURE STOR urchase e vour d leave Peb, BUICK TOURING 1921—b passenger, just recondition and new paint, guaranteed 30 days. Dom't buy a used Buick befora iooking over our line, A irving Jester, 193 Avch St “This 1 Studebaker i | e CAHRS-—-we are fu a position to allow you 16 months in which to pay for autqgio biles. 15 is somecthing unusual in the purchase of new automoblies, Come in and tali It over with us. loneyman Auto Sales Co,, 139 Arch St., Phone 2109, Hudeon and sex dealers. N, 103iTnew paint, od condition, mechanical- be bought rvight. M- nnett, 98 Arst. Phone 2952 tires in very Iy perfect, Gauley & CHOICEST USED CARS IN TUWN— nuer of | nachine. Bl I min dey W with ever: Ohrnstedts, Toll of West STBDS—consid our sieds of in the city ain equi in the Andrews & “Big the pr izes, are the 1y sieds in Ne brakes, can be Sto J ing qualit lous with Furniture w Brit- found ohn T PARTI asalic trom 7 to Talen oul. A floor. Phone 30 and alter 6 0" Tuquire 4 401 lock eves, WEATHER - right woathe a speclal Panel Studio. for this month onl size Tecast fair and ¢ for photographs, mi 6 4x6 only $2,00, 1d, the We have Reauty Arcude WEATHER metal strips Woods, 61 saving 1-3 coal Main St, Phone AUTOMOTIVE Auto and Truck Agencies STRIPS—Install the accurate BUICK are ing belug them,” Arch sl W a e LRROPICE, MOTOR American Sales Co., CARS--"DBetter aud Buick s Hritain Phone built New strect, nd Cleveland molor oa ca 5 Klm 8t aud service, Elm_ St 8. & 1\ Motor Sales corn FOINE | EDGE WROTHERS MOTOR CANS—Bal T and service, A, ¥ L 43N ate | sttir ¥eb, 18.~To commemorate | FGRD < tee; genui tive Bales the city council has decided to name | HUDSON AN values, n_ Auto Stat Suanley wnd EXTNGTC and Sorvi "phone See Sales U “America’s leading | ESSAX the new (naches, Salos and I Bervice, City | FORD 1 worner | - 3] Hartford Ave, A M. fon, § Main Bt A Bene, bi Paon; {—illgh grade wotor cuis. Bules| Main 8t Honey Bervicy, Mot D CHALMRIY isuley and Beunett, Salon 8 Arch | FORDY and LT and mmotor cars, S Hawker, % Elm street; | CAIS wnd truske. Keboeth | Lim and Pa phone 2110, Knubbe es and Servi New Beow'n, agentn for 8 ®, cor, Conn.; Gabrisi STUDEBAKE p six to 50; ¥. O, $1,75 193 Arch 8t 8--Light uring, 1. factory. M. Jrving “This is a Studebaler six touring, $1,350; big aix touring, Jester, vear, Pa Slips Up HEAVENS' T MOPE OUR LIL OUTE OF 1RRITATION AT uNDID AlL WEVE GAINED THiG PASY WEEw K PUFESS0OR WHMAT IF 1T MAS My DEARS wE CAM ALWAYS BEGK AT TuE BEG I nMING least. | en if you | chance | Tres on west | Buick sport tourlng. Buick sport touring. Buick toudster, Ford roadster, Hudion speedste:. Buick ioadster, Stephens touring. btudebaker touring. 1915 Studvbuker Siudebaker sodan, NEW BRITAIN' BUICK CO. USED CAR DEPT, 176 ARCH 8T, TEL, 2601, ————————————————————— DEPENDABLE USED CARS DODGE BROTHERS 1923 Touring. 1921 Roadster, 1015 Touring 1917 Touring BUICKS— 1922 Koadster 1922 Touring 4 | 6 FORDS— 19 Touring Touring. 1521 Sedan. 1920 Coupe. DL Touriug, TERMS ARRANG LD, THE 8. & ¥. MOTOR SALES CORP, 155 ELM ST, TEL, 731, OPEN EVENINGY, cquipped with 8 tires, 5 battery, good paint and bargaln in «<ity, Price $246. of city, Jumes Chabot, 94 st Moving out kiin_Sq. e Bha, 6 M Goh &ood thres, herry St k0od paint and T ( nechanicaily gvod shape, fine palnt and ¢ good iir cGauley & Dennes Awch S, Phone_2 ) woupe, driven only 400 6 Ures wud all ‘ccessorics, Brand new tall, Can be bought at & big ving, Mr. Kossick, 36 Arch St i PORD — BPEEDSTER-"undersiung, " dally buii | _tlon, whape, tites and all. Piice $126, a po Automotive Used Car Kschun o L, Phone 1 -3, ORD COUPE 1923 -Good paiit an mechanical condition 18 fine, McGauley &Benuett, 95 Arch St, Phone 2062 | FORD WEDAN, 1521, good running tion, good paint. C, A. Benc 5 ~Re . 51 Man { vonps—s ORDS—FORDS - 1923 Tuder Sedan, 1924 Touriny 1922 21 1922 Few model touringe, $100 each, With & light winter tn view a wise purchaser will make & smal: down payiment and commience enjoying his car, AUTOMOTIVE USED CAR EXCHANGE. ST, B 17202 OPEN EVENINGS AND BUNDATYS § ARCH PHO! | —— e FEBRUARY WALE AT HUDBON AND ESSEX USED OAR DEPARTMWNT 193 1920 1624 Hudson Coach, 4-Pass. Cadillac Coupe, Maxweil Touring: new. Studebaker, spec, six Oakland coupe, 3 pass, Maxwell Sport Touring car Hudson 7 passenger Touring. Muxwell Touring. Maxwell Touring. Bssex Tourin Btudebaker, touring pas. Touring. TERMS TO SUIT PURCHASER HONETMAN AUTO SALES co., 1739 ARCH ST. TEL. 2109, Phone HUDSOK TOUR-SEDAN hauled, govd paint, tires and upholstering terms to sulf and wiil comsider fighter car in trade. A. G. Hawker, § £ e h b . 52 Eim St HUPMOBILE, model appearance and in fin Rudolph's Garage, 1 20312, HUPMOBILE 4 passcrger Painted, new upliotst cellent condition. Call &t St. FPhone 1209 HUPMOBILE touring car in A-1 _ahape, mechanically; five good tires, and looks roadster. Good running condition. Cherry 8t Phoue Coupe, recently new tires, es 0% W. Main £00d; $350 takes i A. G. Hawker, | _Eim 8. ‘phone 245 able price. Ford sedan, 1923 with many extras, 1920 Eesex touring, 1§24 Hudsor |MAXWELL 192/—mandard teuring ca: positively brand new. Run only 16 miles Phone 2168, FTLAND _Moax | MAXWELL 1925—4 passenger coupe, §2 brand new. MoGauley & mete, 9. Can be bought at & 10 per cent discount. iadelphe Garage i worth of extras. Can be had at reason- | Arh @ Honesman Auto Sales Co. 139 Arch St, 20512