New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 15, 1924, Page 26

BANDITS ACTIVE IN VIGINITY OF PHILA. Several Robberies Are of Great Daring-Kidnap Drivers Philadelp holdups and robber red over night in the the holdup : t Langhorn J with n with norther irons, on« rucks was tr! hardly red Langhorn flashed the Wit outskir o storear i gy and bound and and tnen ait The the bandits « bound Philadelp} CLWITH DE. Franeisco. ¥ atl Washi LOSES Sar by Mrs, the Jay tl Ur State ste Mrs arrivi ived a father had to ited ¥ i ml \\\nlnr ended Hanihara cablegram died N ipo g SALOON MAY mford, Feb. 15.-—James hony, room owner at w suloonkeeper in the same arrested today harged with violation \ police visit last w qyuarts ol corecealed under a £1,000 bond ARRLESTED A. Ma- formerly St of the night whiskey the floor, and was 1 bre whie! Ma Simple Home Treatment for Sore Throat Raw, Sore, Inflamed Throats Can Be Great- ly Relieved By Use of this Vaporizing Salve. Here is a simple yet efle(me met} o treat a sore throat. Ga with wa salt water three times daily. Also swalios slowly every few hours a teaspoonfu Vicks. At night apply Vicks over the throa' and upper chect, rubbing well in. Ther spread on thickly and cover with a warr flannel cloth. The body heat releases the ingre ' «=Menthol, Camphor, Eucalyptus, J per Tar, ete,~in the form of vapors an these vapors, inhaled all night long, ¢ directly to the affected parts. At the same time Vicks it absorbe thruand stimulates the skin like a |1 or plaster drawing out the soreu pain Vicks is equally good for hoarseness tonsilitis, head and chest colds, and fo the croupy colds of children. " TELEGRAPHIC NEWS FLASHES | Tell Patrolmen to be Big Brother to | | the Children of the Slum Section | Pre jof & of Chicago. Chicago, Feb. 15 Detter pictures and literature, and making “big policemen, are some things suggested to ministers y members of Prot: nt churches by the Chicago Church eration in pamphlet on making Chicago safe for children, Children must be taught the ways safety, and morons and speeders must be eliminated 1f the children of \ community are to e the pamphlet says, while the literature at some news stan rank poison” to a child’s mind and imagination. { ‘Your church can co-operate with hool and (he home to correct inspired by neigh- * and can be sub- trained supervised welpful gymnasiums or for brothe the reercation, * of the of and eneies stituted morall by ¥ the much. to the which acquaintance with can tell you big brothers a meeting at d to be prescnt.” Itivate trolman, } € be dren a Japs Blame Communists For Assassination Plot Feb, Communist propa- the rece Hirohito's life, ac- okio new to Minister Jus- Uirohito was fired | puth December while to a meeting of the diet, that Suzuki lokio. da influenced un Prince Regent cording statement to a - s attribute Suzuki upon by a on his wi The newspapers state made the communist rge when addressing secret meeting of the prefectural governors. At this meeting, it was said, “danger- thoughts” were discussed, The minister of justice, it is de- 1, stressed the gravity of the owing out of radicalism anc governors to enlist in the attempt to suppress it, He was quoted as saying that evidence had heen obtained showing that the com- munists of Japan were leagued with | those of | a and America. of ol a ous clarec mens urged the SHORT CALENDAR DOCKET, Eleven cases are listed on the docket for the short calendar session of the court at 2 o'clock next Monday afternoon, follows: A, M. Dressel | against Poglitch, default for failure to court, Henry P, uff, Joseph G. fendant; Neow chase Co., agu Judgment for fallure order to court, A, W, plaintiff, Henry I, Roach { defendant; A, D, Lipman William Roody, answer, H, owitz for the plaintiff, M, the defendant; John inst Wiadistaw Tonski, judgmer lure to plead, J. De Neazo J. G. Woods for Koplowitz and Frank Roche for the plain- | Woods for the de- York Contract Pure st Christian Brandt, to comply with Upson for the for the| against | H. Mi- A, Bexton ! Harry elosurs of tendants and default, the plaintiff, M. D, Saxe for John Dichl against Louise and others, order for plead- ey I, Roche for the plaintiff, | finey for the defendant; | Investment & lLoan Corp. Thomas Tuzskowski, to plead, J. G Kirkham Camp for the Stubenrauc! answer, M, D. M. A. Rexton Mike Probreszny Haymond, Ine, mo- D. L. Nair for J. Stoner for the| Koran againet Velix Thoman, order of statutory eontinuanee, ki for the plaintiff; ainst Henry Tho- 7641, order of notiee Henry Koplowitz, fense, Koplow! Joachir B P Polish against for fallure the plaintiff, Hungerford & ant Toseph Mike Cherpak, the plaintiff, Jefendant st Colen & strik intifr, 1 fas He Coope: ol out 'y a No IYY 15 AS BEAL THINKS uPoN BEAUTIEUL AND YOU TURN WLl BRECOME BEAUTIFLL e CONCENTRATE ment counsel idge decides to keep Atlee Pomerene | res that he Poms a answer nd neighborhood facilities | sjyve Edward B, Washin, newspaper Jeu NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1924, tas H. Str dec proof of on tha and committee, Premier any policy to increase says his government | ways to stop tions, A ! Nlinois 1l troops i lent Coolidge awn as one of govern- oil cases; Mr, has no con N ineligibi t ert growth word to leaving I is re sends is 8 he armaments is looking of war ) except one Wil amson battalion are dered to return to their homes. N orth Dakota republicans in withdraws name |convention ex Cool- | elu- | lity, Mel.ean, publisher of the Post his aln all questions from senate oil MacDonald declares against | and for condi- county or- state THE HERALD “WANT ADS” Alphabetically Arranged Tor Quick presy faith in Pre :hnl‘ "Ready Reforence Cooli | e, | Charge Prepaid Clyde a0 L. Herring, lowa manager for | [ McAdoo denies printed reports that | democrat leaders in Jowa have left | McAdoo ranks for E. T. Meredith. line line lino line line line lire ‘rnrh Ordor Rates Upon “Appiteation Tount 6 words tn a line, 14 lines to an inch. Mintmum Space, 3 lines. Minimum Book Charge, 3 No. Ad_Accepted After 1 P, ‘lassified Page on Same Day. Ads Accepted Over the Telephone for Convenience of Customers. Call 92§ and Ak for a “Want Ad"” Opurator. [ Jackson, former White Sox out- s sted in Chicago court on of perju Joe | fielder charge Louis on Mrs, Fall Albert B. Fall rests in St. |bis way to El Paso where is reported seriously ill. M. for Two brothers are killed in shooting !duel on lonely trial at Fletcher coun- border in Kentucky, Death in Philadeiphia - of Mother Vineent De Paul, supcrior general, of ‘the Grey Nuns of the Sacred Heart of the United States. ANNOUNCEMENTS Burial Vaults, Monuments 1 | BURTAL VAUIAS—_Concreie stecl reinfore- water proof, heremetically sealed. outlast either wood or metal. Do HUMAN BODY CHEAP Net Material Value of Average Hu- [ divided clements, propaganda | cnough water to wash blankets, enough iron to make ! penny wash enough suiphur to kill man Being cording to Amalist's Canyon, material being t attempt alytical Pierle, chemistry at the college L, i Tey value us P head is here, Pierle man into a wi nail, lin @ small its would of cents, arch of the \ me [ good-sized dog. h |a drug store estimates could for 98 cents compor *hi But 98 Conts, Report. IFeb, an av according made by Dr. departme Texas T -The hu to nt Vest pound nt und to cor a pair 4 sufficient to w n coop, fleas elem irchase e Al be tl P Trav elmg —I:lbl anes Help Reading Russians Belgrade, people are 1% never read denberg, one of library, ¢ ity on after systems, “Whatever is or is not doing omply with orders of the People, Lydenberg continued, " Mr, U reading or t his recent return thre |spent in observing “The today e, said he 15 as H. M to R lit months in existing Soviet for Bgove the Rus C. Hus: Ac- net man an- A o he has found that the hody 5 it chemical itain of ten- hite- and a ents, a siar they Ly- New York publit this 1s8ia rary is making it possible for them to road books tavailing avidity of placed in their vik administration in t tier to Moscow Sztaba | the Balkans, at (Stalled on trains which make few t led, he he was impre by the 1 lines, days at Httle i) And the themselves the ha e moving fro) T wll uges, out books for home and Russian peopie with remark new opportun ands by the Bol Moscow, wherever 1 t libraries m the Poli from Mos libraries are d, f he stoy stations, The people reading, al down re able ities she- ong ron- W to in- s of to take and then return them on a subsequent trip of t he LIKES STAMP W stamped wrappers default | Last year Woods for|the Ohio. T aris, library on wheels, business Ibraries is ashington, in t post office They 50,000,000 th done impressive,” enteloped he dey included defend. | plain stamped envelopes, against stamped envelopes with return cards Raxe printed in the tor and Tt costs the government 000 to have upper newsy s eb, was sustained fidened today intended to improve in the when was rejected by 15, chamber the a Py lottery The these am by ambu D ENVELOY Feb, 15, and mails Use is artment at I 1,236,0 left-hand cor por wrap uhout 81 printed SUSTAINED of depu sche a question of loan France of finas vote 1,434,000, ount tlant ) of newspaper extensive, 721,000,000 were » 000 000 ner, TS, government ities me, und not require larger lots, reasonably priced. Vi Maple., Plone 2785. AL WORKS 12 al s and descrip- tions. Letters monumnents cemetery at reasonablo prices. Morists and Nurserymen WITHDRAWING TROOPS Hery Soldiers Leaving Citizens |FrREE l ANNOUN CEMENTS ) l Store Announcements FREE—5x7 enlargement with every roll ot filn developed by Olrustedts, 72 West | Main St. SEWING MACHINE—No purch required, Just step inside “The Big Fur-{ niture Store,” take a coupon, place your name and address on the stuly and leave it with a salesman. On Saturday, Feb, 16, a name will be drawn--the winner of the free “New Home” sewing machine. This does mot obligate you in the le You may be the lucky one. Even if you already have a machine, here's a chance to obtain a new oue, JOHN A. ANDREWS & CO. “THE BIG FURNITURE STOR mild, the We have 6 Beauty Arcade WEATHER—forecast fair _and right weather for photographs. a special for this month only, Panels, size 4xi only $2.00. Studio. WEATHER STRIPS —Install metal strips saving 1-5 coal bills, Woods, 61 Main St, Phone 2765. T. E AUTOMOTIVE ]! Auto and Truck Agencies | the accurate TLOWERS —Potted plants, ple pecializing on _funeral eenbouse, 517 Church ¥t, jos Must Now Work Out Their Own [6UT I variety, Johnson ( Plans for peace, delivery Oak_St.; 'phone_(89-1 gardcuer and _murseryman, Simonsen, Box 6§, N. B. Road 'mwne 195-12, 1°ch. Withdraw Williamson count sent after clash Marion, 1il, 15.~ troops-4drom where they were between dry Ku Klux Klan and stions last Friday neutral element of the citizenr work out their plans for estab- lishing an orderly control of affairs.. | With the exception of one ion of the 130th infantry, all forces will leave Herrin number of units de | other points where they | have been stationed this wee { Aithough the non-partisan — com- | mittee of influential citize which is working to restore peace has received assuran support from all sides, | ¥ persons fear that as soon as troops leave trouble wiil break ont afresh The feud between the fuctions they say, is too deep to dis- s0 soon, of a si-abs, flow- s, nmu play T will_call. Box 29. 1 Lost and Found KE Mar urn_to to e 5] Jubiice Mndcx R lost_on and Chapman. Herald office Wer Can nave for this n Jolm Ur- call evenings. @ small gray pocs | Pl office and oishrdcmfwyp Return to ar and a Marion and o Ly identi- betweoen Phon this ot noon. s of near the Pindor Weekly on_ o trolle: Lastern Tost, Picise Publ, Your mave ollateral put in? Do appear 7% on all "Shrift following our plan? Room 407, Booth bloc More Than 1,600 Persons Arrested in St. Louis Louis, Mo, I°¢b, 15.—The polic Austin & Kron St Store Announcements 7 880, . | CTANDLER and Cicteland motor Cate ua' 4 address, | JODGE BROTHERS MOTOR uARs—mu 5 | b | HUPMOBILE CARS—Saies ani Service, City | NIOON ™ MOTOR MOTOR CARS— Better cars being built and Buick is build- them." New Britaln Buick Co. Arch street. Poone 2607, BUICK are ing CADILLAC CARS Bales and Seivic Lash Motor Co. “A Lputable Concerm. West Main, corner Liuncoln street. accessories. American Sales B & Motor Sales corner l'rl.nl(ll__ AND STAR motor “Just Real Good "phona zm. and service, Elm St L RANT and service, A. Bence, 18 Main street; FORD CARS, Fordson tractor, Sales l.l\- lve; genuine parts and accessorics. Autos motive Sales & Service Co., 200 K. Main, HUDSON AND ESSEX—America’s leading car values, See the new toaches. Honey- wan Auto Sules Co, Salse and Service, 159 Arch St.; 'phoue 210! *phon car Service Btation, Hartford Ave, corner Stanley and 6 Main St. A, M, Paonesss. iligh grade motor cars. Sale C. A. Bence, 54 Maln 8t KWHLL AND CHALMERS—Sales and setvice, McGauley ana Beanett, 98 Arch stroet, Jrably known the world over, ¥. L. Groen, Sales and ; 21_Glen street; phone :-uu i NASH and Oakland motor cars, 6 Scrvice, A, G, Hawkor, 66 Elm Mrests ‘phone_ 2456, CARB—| Tnform and I have La clean-up drive started Monday 1 resulted in the arrest of more than 1,600 persons, with a new record yes- terday of 670, apprehended within a | 1o-hour period and loons, dives and resorts raided, one rob- Lery reported police | point Tustomers ed my place Wikh friends that ces from [ my meat afd fish. We 76 no. Only yesterday, was out, LERED LAFLOND the Lan- nd driven ulie street, | Whit- | ALTO HITS An automobile owned by de 1 & k Co., by Robert 8hine of 11 L. struck Aifred Lalllond of ing street on Center street last night, causi serious bruises about the hea He was removed to the New Drituin General hospital. The acei- dent was fnvestigated by Detective Patrick O'Mara of the police depart- ment, and according to the detective's report, no blame was attached to Shine. L4 KS ARM IN FALL fall in the Smalley street school lust night resulted in Morris in of 63 Smalley receiving a broken arm and being taken to the New Britain General hospital, The boy found erying on Smalley Detective, Patrick O'Mara igation showed that his arm wus broken, He was taken to Dr. A, J. Buvard’s office, who removed Inim 1o the hospital, BOY I!I(I Here's the Latest And the Newest It’s one of the new things ~this hour glass bow Tie. Men who- always keep a step ahead in dress matters will be seen displaying this latest turn in Neckwear, In many choic¢e color, polka- dot and striped combina- tions, too. $1.50 FITCH-JONES CO. A rd streot was t by LICENSES SUSPENDED Stoeckel, motor vehiele notificd the local lieenses of the follow- suspend 16 Stanley Silver commissioner, has that the have police ing Frances street been of men 1 of 215 rang Felix Korwek ph Rentl Squillaciote 1y of er street Mapie strect, Jose Louis 16 treet, A Little Matter of Seven Years Is Nothing to Delicia £ ' MEAN T 'SAY DEL'S BEEN MEY' DOrMTCHA KMo VTS SEVEM YVEARS' of | | $TUDEBAKERS—Light six touring, | i | | | BUTCK BY CLIFF STERRETT SEEIN' T BEEN OUTTA LUCK FOR EIGHTEEN YEARS, SEVEM MORE wWOMNT Kikk ME | BUTCK="touring [EC MOTOR CARS and truks. Kenneth M. Searle & Co, Sales and Service, cor, Elm and Park Sts, New Britaiy, Coni.; ‘phone 2110, Local agents for Gabriel Snubbers, F 3995, fuecial six touring, $1.300; by six touring, . B, ¥ M, irving Jester, t 'Thll is & Studvbaler year." WILLYS RNIGHT AND OVERLAND moior ca Cherry St L. ¢, Rudolph Bleove-Vulve ‘phone 3061-3, Autos and Trucks For Sale L AVPERBON —sport touring, very fast ud easy riding, only $2i0 casl monthly. Asron G, Cohen, Ine, 166 Plrk street, Hartford, RING 1 days, ready 193 Arch Bt A-1 condition, for the road, guaranteed “Ihis 1s M. Irving Jestel a Studebaker ¥ $76. Space wanted for other car, Phone 303 BUICKE—we have several 1917 and roadsiors at very low prie belng n first class conditen, M ,Irving Jostor, 198 Arch 8t, “Thes is a Stude- Laker Year'" K TOURING 02i—6 pi Just ondition and new paint, guaravteed J0 days. Don't buy & used Bulck b looking over our lMne, M. iiving Je 195 Arch 8t “This 1w & lllldulul(cr Year." CHUICLST USED OARS IN TOWN- Buick sport touring. Buick sport touring. Buick roadster, 1ord romdster, iludeon spee: Bulck roadster. Steplieny touring, 917 Stud lmaer touring. 1919 Studebaker sedan, i+ Siudebuker svdun, 7-pass, pass. NEW BRITAIN BUICK CO. USED CAR DEPT. 176 ARCH 8T, TEL, 26 it | H BUICK LROADSTER, 191s. BUICK TOURING 1921 P e — FORD 1924—coupe, driven only 400 mil FORD AUTOMOTIVE ] Autos and Trucks for Sale [] Good rubber and vondition. Rudolph's Phone 2051-2, ven passenger, in wonderful running condition, spares, will eell cheap to make ry new Studebaker. M. Irviag Jes 3 Arch St, “This is a Studebaker Year. in flne running Garage, 127 Cherry 8t. CARS—we are -in @ position to allow you 16 months in which to pay for autqyo- biles. This is something unusual in the purchase of new automobiics, Come in and talk i over Wwith us, Honeyman Auto Sales Co., 139 Arc . Phone 2109, Hudson and kssex des DEPENDABLE USED CARS— ' DODGE BROTHERS— 1923 Touring. 1921 Roadster. 1918 Touriug. 1917 Touring, BUICKS— 1922 Koadster 6 cyl. 1922 Touring 4 . 1920 Coupe. CHEVROLET— 1923 Touring. TERMS ARRANGLD). THE 8. & F. MOTOR IALEI\UORI‘. 155 ELM & TEL. OPEN EVENINGS, . FOR GOOD USED CARS:— 1924 Hudsou 7 pass. sedan. 1923 Maxwell 4 pass. coupe 1922 Chevrolet sedan. 1920 Essex touring car. McGAULEY & BENNEY 98 ARCH STREE. PHONE 295%, CORT ROADSTER In fine shape wechanic- ally, good paint and doipl’s Ui 127 2061 0od tires. Cherry st, Ru- Phone FORD SEDAN 19%i— Very good condi- ton, Holmes Ave. Ownor leaving town. Inguire, 43 6 tires and ali accessories, Brand new ‘a bought at a big _Arch 8t, HPLEIJBT.-R‘DIIQOPIIIIIII wheels, otu., speclally bullt, (i tlon, 86 Arch Bt., Phone 172p. © ton truck chasols, elegait shape, tires and all, Price $126, & 't:lu(. Automotive Used Exclungs, 86 Arch_8t condi- mu Tunning condi- C. A. Bence, o1 Man FORDS-—-FORDS~FORDS— 1923 Tudor Eedan, Touring. Hoadster, ou Coups late model tourings, $100 sech. With & light winter fa wise purchaser will m down paym enjoyl view & small AUTOMOTIVE USED CAR EXCHANGE, 6 ARCH 8T, OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS FEBRUARY GALE AT HUDSON AND LESEX USED QAR DEPAREWENT 19023 Mudeon ch, 1920 4-Pass, Cadiliac Coupe, 1924 Maxwell Touring; m 1923 Studebaker, spec. six touring 1923 Oakland coupe, 3 pass, 1923 Maxwell Sport Touring car, 1921 Hudeon 7 passenger Touring, Maxwell Touring, Maxwell Touring. Essox Tourin, Studebaker, pass. Touring, TERMS 10 BUIT PURCHASER HONEYMAN AUTO SALES Cu., 1730 ARCH 8T, TEL. 2100, EDAN — ro.eutly . §004 paint, tires and upholst terms to sult and will consider CAF In Unde. A U Hawker, 52 Bim Phoue 2458, UPMoOBI roadster. Gooa arance and in fine running condition, ':u s Garage, 127 Cheiry 8t. Phone 5 UPMOBILE §-passenger vaifited, new up'iolst ronditio Phote 13 UPMOBILE touring car in A1 SBap mechanically; five good tires, and looks ®o0d; S350 wakes I, A, G, Hawker, b Elm St ‘phone 245 [ Coupe, recently £y, b Dew tires, ex- Cail at 703 W, Main | NASH 85 SDAN--T passenger, mechanically b good tires. Womld make ex for livery work. Wikl ¢ ter car in tiude, terms arranged. Hawker, $2 ¥im St., Phone pertect, cellent g OVERLAND Model T, 1921 touring ni. ludolph's Gurage, 127 Chary 8t 1 hone 20a1-2, PAIGES —We s | | | OAKLA )—touring car _in_good shape, good. Price $150 for quirk male, Phonograph Dept., John A. An- & (o, 132 Main Bt inoks Apply 9 PACKARD- 1925, single 8%, T pass. touring wonderful mechanical condition, per- fect palnt, good tires, plemty of ac Fles, driven less thes 16.- 000 miles. We will guarantes tins car, THE LASH MOTOR CO, INC., PHONE 3000, ihree 1o choose from, one being & Sport model at very low prices. M. Vreing Jeser, 1 “This is & Studebaker Yea PATGE 1911 —Bedan thoroughiy overhauied, new paint job, good tires, including one -uy terms, For demonst one Toudster $150, & 1922 Dust touring $359, 1915 Paige touring. excel- lemt order 3176, 1919 Kissell seaan Hudson coupe repainted $375, Scrigy Hooth sedan §325, Frankiin touring $1:5. Many others $50 up. Colen, Inc, 195 Park streer, H 19237 -puss. touring car, gen- condition and tires, including one very good, mew paint Job, easy e A spare, terms. For demenstration, eall Perce, 51 Main O, Phene 215, STCDEBAKERS Specinl oL ] 1921 No reasonable offers refue Agros G. Coben, Inc., 156 Paix 81 U4