New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 1, 1924, Page 14

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, MARCH 1, 1924. failcd Representatives O'Sullivan and . kewi [ a on the paint but likewisc failed to mar e e e o City Items CRtheioalat bt ticcwie o masy ard-shell Mellonites” *'no.” The a paint was made “T didn’t belicve e vote was 408 to § I'he position i of Representatives Merritt s .ewis P. Dunn of 16 Sheftield street that would withstand sulphuric acid, 7 dritain general hospital yesterday have scen the surfaces of many paints to support thie compromise plan of their pariy leader in order to defeat MT- Punn was employed as vardma e curl up under an acid test. The col- ter by the N. Y H. & H. railroad oring materials used in paints are Record of How Nutmeggers Stood \.."o: 3% 57 (b Wit sl i le iy vor & wumie o sears ™ Satin Wax Body Finish an Added usuats composea of puiverizca bics ot on Tax Reform Bill |t grisnat Mt pian eates undgyere win e w mcting of the Sun- | Feature o e e e el e th i ¥ life and did not e L shir soclety Monday aftcrnoon, ng like Miureh - in the Y. W, X W——— know such as possible.” |were opposed to any departure from ) Ay NABNING 3 Home cooked lunches at Crowell’s, v il The acid discharged from the fire shington, D. .. March | Washington, Marc o B i ) PTOVE ! tinguished was so strong that it $he' five members of the house ¢ | Of 408 to § the rev was pass- Miss Idith R theisacoptin durability of the satin | .r¢ geaps on the enamel of the car in representatives from Connceticut. = AT 3 d uAe is spending fthe weck-en i wax body finish on the new 1924 Oak- several spots. voted regularly with their partics o t to th ate measurs Yor - | the principal votes taken on ‘ n income tax schedule offer- New Brunswick records every week reduction bill yesterday. hepres ive Longworth, the ) ican | a substitute for A son was born yesterday to The four eSenti- 3 tives, Morritt Free- mocratic rates. Th and M GheleriBculNAROrRI0RE Coru s [HENRSE Mocalfdistrilitor, Baseball Trades in Wind . ’ P ad re- |mercial street v man voted first . plan, © ad r 4 e y 73 In the presence of Roy Thornberg, and then for the L om. | fused by u vote o itolreln g |§ Viseolabienditlanon, Henry Morans |, quiting chemist for the Thornberg At Springfield Confab promise whi 4 bill originul Meilon 2 e Patateatl : o Elcetric company, and a group of while Representative T £ sk Ivg |Pusiness men, the chemical contents — Springfield, Mass, March 1.—FEast- 3 of ocrat, cast his » - | Rosa Ponscile malkes her fir Vie- (shot ugainst the side of an Oukland i oF Ry BB iecatic appoitios | hrer b : . > p gm0 T GOV, GOAL DIVERTED (& e o v+ e S LA, e B S Dy o o ot Frtdent The New- Cardner Sedan Merritt, Tilson and Fenn Gt ey sun before the surface was polished. special fox to be devoted larg to cleaning up cluded amon John A. Andrews & (Co.—advt Ihe experiment, which was prob- items of business that land open models was recently car- The Oakland is on exhibition at the {ried out by the distributor of this Auto Show at the Armory. at John A. Andrews & Co.—advt. e My, |COmpany in San Francisco says A. G. owert o extinguishe e ¢ powerful fire extinguisher were o 1%aguc team owners met here to- ables who registered their disappt Millions of Dollars Worth of Fuel have been When such important qualifications of closed car lisapy 1 rth of e 2 Painted People” are coming. |ably the most severe test ever given 'pending for some time. Numerous value as equipment, comfort, convenience, appear- of the Longworth cowmpromise b ; Said e - % £ -advt an automobile paint job, proved that trades that are reported to be handing : 2 2 ed, G‘ Seda MdSto SHarc s Bea STakon Bivon, the strength of the suiphuric acid firc are xpected to be furtheged. ance and price are considered, the Gardner = gives a good account of itself. voting “no” on the 1 Passag f ‘80 This Is Venice,” the 1 the |.I14‘-AJ;II;. .m:llu.mm el th o Property in Al ' sl . Vietor recor 3 ., contained in the fire extinguisher Owner Mike Hawkins of Albany is (\:u.’ ‘hm‘ “ (“..»‘;n‘.‘,.‘u\“ N # ; & Co—advt. chemical had no effect whatsoever. |said to be in the field for a catcher With 32 x 4 anti-skid cord tires—sturdy drum- cause they preforred it to : iss. March 1.—"An in- “Linger Awhile.” fox trot. Bruns-|After it was rubbed off and the side land Jack O'Hara of Waterbury also ilti i plan. The other irreconcilub 51 1 by the federal government wick record. John A. Ahdrews & Co. of the car polished, no 18 was d to be open to trades that will tAype headlamqa nlung uee."“‘ Whe?l dome Represents 1 ew |1 he southern division of the — noted. Muriatic acid, also, was put |strengthen his aggregation. light — Perfection heater — it embodies every Jersey; Mills Vainwright of New eral land office here of alleged “Al Jolson” on Brunswick B detail of equipment and refinements that could = 2 be desired in a closed car. York, and A dden of Pennsylva- fusurpation and infringement upon 5 John A. Andrews & Co. nia, republicans, and Howard of Ne- government coal reserves in northern The interior is draught-proof and weather-proof 5 “t - | 5 praska, democrat. Alabama, was begun at Jasper, Ala., | “The Painted People” are coming . A The four republicans voted together | Vesterday, according to James W. : advt MO RI q ND F Ventilation is control led by adjustable windshield, first for the amendment offered by head of the land office here. Old fashioned danc Tabs' hall, st cowl ventilator and rotary-type door window pr-EReal, who Bw))l supervi- | Tuesday evening.—udvt. lifts, while a permanent metal sun visor increases Representative Huwley of Oregon, re- - publican, which would have restored Sion of the investigation stated that, New Process Columbia Record re- the safety and comfort of driving With full five- practically the original Mellon plan the government would investigate | lcases out weekly At Columbia | LDEN GUERNSEY MILK 3 i . ‘ e rates, charges that millions of dollars worth | headquarters, John A. Andrews & Co. P!;*“lfl !;! ing capacity—all °l;‘;th°‘°" °P¢:l‘ This amendment was lost by @ vote |©f €081 had Leen wined and sold from advt Is the Best Milk Sold Locally wide, pr;v: ing easy entrance to ront an g rear seats. of 261 to | The gle Connecti- (SOVernment property by private mine | TRy B democrat, O'Sullivan, voted with ""-;'l-“ during the last few yearss | COST OF DYING i Herd tested by State and Federal Governments. y The full weight of the car is carried on axle his party against the amendment.| The area controlled by the govern-| Naples, Italy, Mareh 1.—The grave | seredited as Free fiom . i ther than on iving shaft, thus This final rejection of the Mellon |Ment is said to be 200,000 acres, con- | diggers of Naples are on strike for in- | Accredited as Free from Tuberculosis. :“eal;::'?:gr(.lle}'epr;pellin‘ n::l;:l:nm f'mr: Mltive Sshadule per cent surtax and six [14ining some of the richest fuel de-|creased puay und extra allowances be- (. R. Weidman, Supt. Telephone 929-13 { ) . ng A s per cent on incomes below and above |POSIts in the country, | cause of the high cost of living. i driving strains. This is an exceptionally impor- tant feature in closed car construction, $6,000 opened dhe way for a vote on | The new Gardner Sedan is a real quality job—at the Longworth substitute AT the compromise masimum sur - - : a price that puts the family pocketbook back in | the picture. of 37% cent and normal 1wo per cent on incomes below $4,000, H :\lvxe per vt-l‘\!,nn 51‘_\.‘.u to $8,000, and per cent from $8.000 up, . On this vote the Conne .-Im ut mem- See the' New F. O- B. Prlce $l445 bers were lined up just as they had . been on the Mellon schedule, Merritt, ilson, Fenn and Freeman voting | “aye” and O'Sullivan ‘“no.” The compromise was carricd, however, by | & vote of 216 to 199, the insurgents BATTERIES —_— TlRES switching their support from the democrats to the republicans. On motion to recommit the bill | » with an amendment by Crisp, ey 1 Georgia, democrat, to strike out the GASOLlNE olLs W l:.-ctll;n rrn\'hlilnk ‘ per cent .-'-m..n‘ Distributor tion in taxes due on 19 ncomes al |:= \\()ODLAND the Connecticut representatives voted “ gt “no,” the motion getting only scant ACE' i LENE —_ OXYGEN ] TEL. 3127.2 support from either party. On a number of record votes taken on individual amendments which had been inserted in the bill in commit- Slx — [— tee of the whole, the Connecticut "rwo SERVICE CARS members voted generally along party lines. On the vote on final passage after the motion to recommit had | | eempmpmprengl g PHUNE 900 — Series “A,” Listed at the Low Price At A vourt of prebate holden at New| Britatn, within and for the district of Ber- iin fn the Copnty of Hartford and State of Conpecticut, on the 29th day of February A D, 1924, Present, Bernard ¥, Gaffney, Esa. 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