New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 25, 1924, Page 16

| AUTO REGISTRATION | Whsaiek Reseonos | I 39 PP N | DIESIN HER ST YEAR S itodoi . alis’ Over Treil. q \ g Ryder of Carlton Street. Mgney Paid to State Vehicle 4 i : —Sonator| OVeR SIXTY-EIONT YEARS OF SUAQES$ | Mrs. Anna Saver Stratton, aged 90 today 11 months and 16 days, died | Dept. May Be Deducted ; : ‘ ‘ ik meks on May Extradite New York |vesterday at the home of her daugh- her- , Mrs. Everett E. Ryder, 260 Carl- ¢ Man for Auto Stealing |;o,, sreet, where sne made ner home, | ! Beite el 2 Waterbury, ¥ It was learn- | Afrs, Stratton was born in Boston ed from the > today thatiang passed the greater part of her preparations u; inder way to bring yife in that city. About four years about the extradition of Ralph Poolt, |ago she came to this city to live with | St lolus avenue, New York, | Mrs, Ryder. She was the widow of for gnment in cob- | Harry Stratton. | nection huh ged thefts of auto- Besides her daughter she is sur- mobiles. P was arrested on Broad- | vived by three grandchildren and six | S urday night | great-grandchildren. | and at the same time Ciccui Cosino | Services will be conducted at 7:30 of Brook . Y., and John O of ' o’clock this evening at Mrs. Ryder's : - Weehawken, N. J, were taken into home by Rev. Samuel Suteliffe, rec- | ession S 2 it custody and vo cu leged to have tor of St. Mark's Episcopal church. act, compara- Saitge & hen: e .| been stol Wauterbury T ¥ will be taken to Boston on owner € - * detectives and Connecticut state po- | a, m. train for interment in | lice took part he arrests, It is said | ¥ Hills cemeter; here that Poole i Weeks Strongly Opposes (ro w0 s been B e o = Plullppmc Independence rests, and 4or this reason it OPERA SINGER DIES ible to bring Cosine | | | erty or Mr, Do- eans, former Madame Adiny-Millict, A iment bas Vi9ginion0p b 00 was vaiced : ; AELIEI CORFS SOCIAL eratic Soprano, Passes Away ' w A k Th. S. le Te‘t C N depart fairs commi P # Stanley Women's Relief corps will ¥rance—Native of Boston. | e 8 18 lmp bold its regular social in G. A, R. hall | tomorrow afternoon at 2:80 o'clock. Dieppe, France, Feb. 25.—Madame It is an easy way to tell if the new On Weds the eorps will hold an Adiny-Milliet, American ope: ¥ Essex Coach gives greater value than own- Y “lipino particips- all day meeting at the same hall pranc, formerly Ads Chapman, born g < Y and i and i cx| Members are urged to come in the o O iedine 4 was ever provided at this price. exceeded | of the is Anancial | o g and bring a lunch. el 2 i gl : in the . ent.” Mr. ) cting will open at 2 o'clock TFPUte on the opEIAa: Take a ride. It has answered the birthd X'P"U;"rtm‘l 1]0] “;""h' ¢ “m!:\]flflfll.“ 'l‘;‘-r ;:mem wis question for thousands: Priced $170 « yuic be 1 ton’s b ay will 3 2ld. A so- - F oy o a . ars At all th Ms untll at least iin|clal Hour Wil follows °"{Paul Muliet, the lbrettit, of Paria. | | lower, the new Essex Coach provides ; R | a larger, handsomer body, with even mselves of their |y had been fully pr od. o . greater passenger comfort than the to deduct the town taxes and The rnment issue extend: 3 MARRIAGE LICENSES Boston, Feb, 2 Madame Adiny- | ees paid on account of their years. e’ tollowltig saarrisge. Joeoses | Millieh Whoso'death was . 4 ’ BUYS VALUABLE DOG k: John Krakowski of 410 And its 6-cylinder motor built by it based on re rars ago, She w. born here, re- Hudson, gives the smoothness of e as of | Wee' 1! opinion that Traftic Patrolman John C. Stadler | Eim street, and Miss Lotti Wright or 1 her musical education in Italy » motor vehicles wepe | returned last evenivg from Boston 77 lLinde Stanislaw Siminski ' g,9 sang a number of roles in the | ' . ed in 1922 was $446 where he attended the Boston dog 9% 193 GOl » and AMiss Mary | pgris Grand Opera house. ‘ performance for which the Super- show. While in Bost purchased Bexs b . Coming to America, she sang ix is famous. URGES USE OF BANKS, rom Fels V. Lu a Germun 3 . Freach at the Academy of Music fn| Six is fi e e dog at $500. Mr. NEGOTIATIONS PLANNED New Y where her perforn | iy Wider use of | Shepherd valu } uopitora s British gov- "R won her the p f Hal Qudlltlel Of Both edit banks bac Stadler purchased the « for a man London, Feb, T'he fn: from - #i- in Flushing, 1. 1. He was accom- ernment i8 wwaiting a iavorable op- © nd the public. Later in lite | . 5 rom _ the war 1 she became a teaalior of eiaging, and | Apuing Nede! 54950 Hudson and the Former Essex panied by P. B, Goo of this city, portunity for entering into disous- who took the dog tc ing. The sions with the United States for the among her pupils was the noted con- Freight end Tas Extre AT i 3 Steering is as easy as guiding a bicycle. animal is of the serg-Ulstery | reopenin f the American consulate tralto, Maria Gay, 1, Is of pure blood and has | at Newcastle, according to u statement i { pedigree by Premier MacDovald in the h Note how comfortably and safely it th President C The holds even the roughest roads at all t . —~ — of commons today., The stat Dircctor Myer o PUBLIC AUCTION ORD was in reply to a question by Gratts speeds. jon and Commi . : S . .. Doyle and the premier said he was ou l : . : H n nd Corey of the fe . : i the bank. | LETY anxious to see th ter set Gasoline, oil and tire mileage are ex- oan board. tion Ly 223 creditors of the bank- | ¢109, When Mr, Doyl 1 to point e 2 Homy * ; rupt National Grain Corp. of the out the inconvenience gaused to busi- KNEE—Wateh Your Finish ceptional. A further satisfaction is CAN ABANDON LINI composition oifer of ten per cent cash | ness by the continued absence of a — | the low cost at which all replace- Washington, Ieb, 25. — The inter. | With an i1 the procceds of the | consul in Newcastle, the premicr In- | Stiff, swollen, inflamed, rheumatic re sold. t merce commission today a > iny's realty holdings tervened that the point had not joints should be treated with a rem- ment parts a I the Now Yark: Nbw HAv . : hn Keogh today or- avisen on a question and the discus- edy made for just that purpose only, A : 4 1 to abandon & portion ot | ¢ a publl tion sale of the sion was dropped emember the name of this new A 30 M‘ R d w ll w Y branch line New Haven | Dankrupt concern’s ussets, ——— discovery i3 Jolnt-Bast and it will inute 1ae 1 in ou cticut, extending from SPAIN EXPLAINS take out the agony, reduce the swell- Statior Water Y, to CH REN MARCH OoUT Rome, Feb. 26.—The Spanish del ing and limber up any troubled joint Winst 25.—Three hundred gate to the league of nations nav or. opdinery oure alis Nave imniser v omore pupl he t school in | disarmament conference today issued PIY falled. Just rub it on—Goc « HEARING POSTPONED North ) * E ¢ arched out | g a nt explaining that ;m,. all druggists—ask for Joint M 5 e dor w word came to 8 '8 W al from the delibera. Fa8% | e te s that the roof of the 1 ceck was because the com bullding was Aflcs this foranoon, Tho |mission rofused fe appruve e ¢ 139 rc treet Tel. 2109 blaze was trivial one and started mand for 105,000 tons of additional into rafters in the attic. 8choo! | maintaing an observer at the pro. rom chimney sparks. fremen with naval construction, offering instead to / chemicals put out the fire which had | permit her 82,000 tons, Kpain still y/ sessions were en tor the day ceedings, Open Until 8 P. M. — FOR SALE — Al Kinds of Oysters and Clams, G-ROOM COTTAGE NEAR BELVIDERE, 20018 GARA Shrimp, Crab Meat, Scallops LARGE CHICKEN HOUSE, SMALL CASH PAYMENT REQUIRED, Lobsters, THE W. L. HATCH COMPANY We H‘“, |“. 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National Bank Bldg. 2 Main Street IN THE CITY‘ -- Be———— FBUSINESS CAME T0 A STANDSTILL TODAY ” w ride in a Holmes (3 S0e withi E THROUGH Town You can now ride in a Holmes Car for 50c "('::n: BELVIDERE ;‘z‘j? PDAA\C.':) m-nu‘ A radius of a mile. 15¢ each additional passenger. $1.00. ZHUAMILY HOUSE, 2.CAE GARAGE. HOT WATER HEAT, town, * 4 REASONABLE PARTICULARS SE¥ PHONE 237¢ H. DAYTON HUMPHREY, Agent | | HUUM 208 NAT'L BANK BLDG, TEL 14 |