New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 12, 1924, Page 16

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 1924. H. R, BOARDMAN THE+ HERALD “WANT ADS” Alphabetically Arranged For Qul’.‘k' ard Ready Reference LINE KATES FOIt CONSECUTIVE INSERTIONS harge Prepald A0 09 .20 24 a2 0 | D |(___ANNOUNCEMENTS ) ’L AUTOMOTIVE ] Autos and Trucks For Sale A T REDAN 1922—In good shape in+- chanically, tires, paint and upholstery like new, American bales Co., § Elm /St. Phone 1712, DEPENDABLE DODGE BRO 1923 Touring, Towdster, Touring, 1921 Roadster, BUICKS— 1922 Touring, Roadster, 8 Touring. Sedan, Store Announcements FFREB—6x7 enlargement with every roll of tilm developed by Ohrnstedts, 72 West Main 8t. | " iF—you have any intentions of buying, ex- hanging or renting a camera, it will 1ay you to see us first. Arcade Studio. WEATHER STRIPS—1ustall the a« -uug metal strips saving 1-3 coal LY Woods, 61 Maln St., Phone 2 Pk o o BEES [ AUTOMOTIVE ] Auto and 'Truck Agencies MOTOR CARS— Better _ cars being bullt and Bulck s build- them.” New Britain Bulck Co.. Arch street. Prone 2607, CGADILLAC CARS — Balea Lash 'Motor Co. “A Luputa West Maln, corner Linoln street, CHANDLER and Cleveland motor cars snd accessories, American Sales Co., 8 Kim 8t. DODGE BROTIERS MOTOR CARS—8alve and service. 5. & . Motor Sales Co,, 15 Elm_St, corner Franklin; 'phone 731, DURANT AND STAR motor vars. BSaies and service, “Just lLieal Good Cars” C. A. Bence, 18 Maln_strevt; 'phone 2215, | FORD CALS, Vordson traclor. Saies serv- ice; genuine parts and nccessories. Auto- motive Bales & Service Cn., 200 E. Main. {TUDSON AND EsSEX--America’s leading car values. Sec the new «oaclics. Honey- wan Auto Sales Co., Salus und Service, 139 Arch St.; ‘phone 109, Rk AUPMOBILE CAKS—Sal Service, City Service Station, Hartford —Ave., corner Stanley and 6 Main St. A, M. Paonesss. K Rackllite low Sts. Phone | 7 { DODC - BEING DISPERSED S0 PLUNKETT SAYS Bands Being Broken Up Into Coolidge lmmediatel§ Orders In- ~ Little Outlaw Groups | vestigation to Se¢ . By The Associated Press. ington, March 12.—Prohibi- Tuxpam, March 12.—Final dispersal | tion Commissioner Haynes has been Of the revolutionary forces in Vera:| girceted by -President Coolidge to in- Cruz state into small bands of raiders ycstigate charges of Rear Admiral s Tias brought Mexico's “most correct | oy, 0y p, Plukett, commandant of gevolt” to its second, and in a sense | -2 3 o i most serious stage, Hitherto order |the Brooklyn Navy Yard, that Wash- has been maintained in a marked de- | ington was “the wettest city in the gree looting was promptly punished | Untied States.” mmissioner Haynes was called to and private citizens, as a rule werc not molested, { ’ i Reports from outlying points indi- | ! White House and his attention di- cate a change in procedure, Small | 1ccted to published statements by Ad-| bands of Irregulars have appearcd at |miral Plunkett at a police trial Mon- many polnts, seizing property without ', v in New York and asked to nsce the tormality of giving receipts at |y rrom the naval officer the basis least one passenger train has been | o hig information with a view to :fi’:’éfla&fi ,;,, lfl“m"g"{“ :T".'”_"‘; | correcting any such conditions as de- | s in. the rural istrict | ¢oribed. have been frightened by reports of | yo Prohibition Commissioner de- nied after his call that his visit relat- «d to Admiral Plunkett's charge ralds and pillage. While some property, such as mer- i ¥ Later White House officials said e . # 3 % had been called to the White Houge first pplleations. Perfected by chandise and commissary stores were ized by the rebel forces during their q stay in the oil region immediately o | vo. that purpose and dirceted 1o ma prominent Jut. always glven and the revolutionary woKIvI navy yard commanc . and cleaning the teeth, Bleacho- commanders, Gen. Jose Moran, An- s reported in press dispatches | mbination retards the formation of tonio Villareal and others made eve o W ety . s a g in keeping teeth | published here as having testified that oV e | R effort to protect property. Oil com- [ Wachington was “the wettest eity in h»hv',m In_offic >I\f)pvor in pany representatives here were per- | h. Upited States,” and that if “all the No |||a!l‘u| where mitted safe conduct to Tampico When |jawvers and all the judges in the The falk is most on their business called them there, and |couniry were to give up their entire Che nest-iy: itgdie. while oil pumping and production |ime for a 5o’ “atate At Sk You “listen in” and were stopped over certain periods |uhacking the sale of liquor they would _ That thrills you there was no damage to tanks, sta- |64 mg A dent in prohibition. So buy a set from tions or pipe lines. The admiral's testimony was called You'll stay home Great fear is felt here, to the attention of President Coolidge H. Row that the revolutionary forees ;g h- directed steps to be taken first have been dispersed and are operating | 1o agcortain if the naval officer had without responsibie leaders that some |poon coprectly quoted and if so that property destruction will result and |, jnvegtigation be made to ascertain | that the lives of persons in the district |y roocons for the alleged las on especlally foreigners may be endan- | igrcoment of the prohibition laws in gered. Strong garrisons of federal |ypo canital, Aroops have been statloned at Cerro| “qns iyvestigation directed comes as Azul, Caslana and other strategic |, oiher chapter in a controve points in the oil country: to guard |hich has been going on for RAInst possible ralds. months surrounding the enforcement In the central section of Vera €'ruz | ¢ pronibition in Washington, C state, ‘small bands have infested the | .0 ooyiger charges have b gistrict in the neighborhood of the|.qmpaints against prohibition cn- rallways and fear is felt that here 100 | (orooment officers have been filed by thielr activities may result In property |, washington police, and the matter dumage. On one sugar plantation near | oo o ught sharply to the attention Motzorongo « leaderless band appear- ral officials by the shooting ed and carried aw nearly every- senator Greene of Ver- thing movable. Mexican rallway train iyt 4y a pistol battle between sus Whs stopped at Soledad and the pas-|pc.q bootleggers and prohibition 4+ Sengers robbed. Recently a small par- |04 on Pennsylvania avenue with- ty of raiders appeared within a few |5, , oy ‘hlocks of the capitol. conducted to apprehend the man miles of Vera Cruz itself and drove | g o that time Commissioner e away several hundred persons. State |00 - . rash- S an. % <2 aynes has been absent from Wash . " troops are being armed and drilled [{eron tmmime o o anss ago. | Philadelphia Has Fire 10 protect the outlying districts, peaslaodimall b o Nonter That Causes Million Loss Philadelphia, Mareh 12— Loss esti- mated at more than $1,000,000 was caused last night by fire which de- stre 1 the grain elevator of the Phil- adelphia and Reading Railway com- | pany and badly damaging smaller buildings nearb, An hour after the blaze was discover:d the clevator, & seven-story wooden structure, covered with corrngated iron, toppled over on the Reading. tracl blocking all freight traffic on the Philadelphia ter- minal division, Two firomen were in- jured in fighting the flames. A large auantity of grain was destroyed. Fanned b, wind, the fire spread so rapidly that six alarms, calling out | most of the city's fire tighting forces, 7 | were sounded. USED CARS— any sy iee 1 line lins line Hne line a |0 Frind qf the Judge's Comes Through With Bang days, days. line 42 days..... 1 line $1.80 y_ Order Rates Upon Application to a line. 1 1 1 1 4 cylinder, 6 cylinder, 1 i 1 5 0 Yel Count & word; 14 linez to inch Minimum Sp; 3 lne Minimuny Beok Charge, 35 cents. A Ad Accepted After 1 P, M. for| Classified Page on same Day. Ads Accepted Over the Telephone for| Convenience of Customers. Call 925 and Ask for a “Want A irator, s — 1 ANNOUNCEMENTS ] 1 Burial Vaults, Monuments i | BURIAL VAULT onerete stecl reinfore- ed; water prog heremetically sealed. will outlast eit The Want Ad Rhyme Judge lnkr‘sI [this golden opportunity of greeting | his old friend, Mr. H. R. Boardman, who, in the Judge's opinion, is pos- 8ibly the best poet in the city. The Herald hand some very nice which are on file for future reference New Discovery Removes Stains— 1,1, they may win any day. 1f they | Whitens Teeth Instantly |don’t the Judge is going to print them A new harmless treatment has been dis- [4i] in 4 bunch some day and that will ed whirh—in just thre % fohen gl e ok Tl o certainly be a treat for all of us, whitness, This new Next Thursday is Juvenile day for | Bleachodent Combination. 1t consists the children and the age should be e gl O A paots (E1VEN OB the spma: paper asithe'pocm. |, Dot requlre gt b which gently removes them, and if used No hoodwinking on the age now, for | -— formation of new stains. [you can the trouble. the Judge Florists and Nurserymen dvl;h\i:l T) . would get in. hat_if the fat lady | G LOWERS -Potted plants, pleasing il no m it one of the theaters should | varlety. Specializing. on funeral = work. our teeth mi ompete and sign her name Lillian | _Johnson lireeuhousy, 617 Chur, | ’ mith? Can’t you sce the embarrass- ment of the Judge if he were award the price to “Little Lillian"? | Remember the age on the same sheet as the poem. Here is Mr. BUICK are ing has on Boardman } TERMS & F. MOTOR SAL DODGE BROTHERS DEALER. PHONE 731 165 ELM STREET. OPEN ENINGS 1921—touring car, Looks and runa well, 4 new tires, 1 spare, engine is cxcellent. American Sales Uo, § Eim St Phone 1712, of | Phone 2765, sec toeth with use the pas free motive Useu Car E change, 86 Arch St, h Y 0! 9-2, touring car, 5 months ojd, in condition throughout. Price $260 K, Herald oftice. T g Automotive 8t., Phone “roadster, good tires and ap- $155, Automotive Used Car , 36_Arch St 1 T ton panel Gruck, practically new. Automotive Exchange, 8§ Arch St, Phone new Beuce, bi Main 8t 2315, AND CHALMERS-Sales and McGauley and Benveti, 98 Arch "phone MAXWELL service, ELr oL, | SIGON ~3OTOR the world servive, NASH and Oakland motor Service. A, G. Hawker, Mre.d_gphone 2456 | RBOT MOTOR M. Searle & ( Elm and Park Brialn, C H ‘whone 2110, Local ngenta for Gabrisl _snubbers, ik 5% 2 i ROLLIN and Jordan Motor Care, sales 4 and service, Oronato Motor 15 Main_8t. Phone 3425 ' WILLYS KNIGIT AND OVERLAND iootor ; service, 127 Metor.” Lost and Found T T lLetween Chestnuf | Call Mrs, Boardman's offering:- tar and sound and generally gums, ( Bleachodent ¢ on children's teeth. ¥ pastes should never he used. tiet lodent Combina- tion today. Costs only a few cents. Money back if not delighted. Sold by good dealers such as: Fair Dept. Store, Clark & RBrain- erd (0., Crowell Drug Co. and Dickingon Drug ¢ aaa——— —————————— Parents Trying to Get Boy Out of U. S. Army As the result of the enlistment in the army of Joseph Pitkoski of Grove street, under alleged fraudulent means, his parents are in communi- | cation with government officials r-\l:n-‘ tive to having him discharged from'® the army. AS is the regular proce- dure, the young man who gave his age 18 waus required to have the signature of one of his parents on the enlistment pape A man conside ablyol than boy, whose real age but 16, signed the name ©f the boy's mother & he is wayward and has no inclination to support himself, but she does not wish him to become a soldier. An investigation being the you home, £o, apot Ta oraby pearance, . Green, ] hon nnwn 41 Eachan 0 Dome; shou ars, Salos and b8 Elm street: T Main i hear a band Nteward., with delight, Widener, and every night Vicinity Hall r ‘Paint and Price 3200, Automotive 86 Arch 8t, Phone excellent. Cdr Exchange, Boardman, Church St. however, FOUNT - the 11 P veloped. Save sur coupor olored_enlarg TURALLY - wien you think of Baker . Co., FORDS! FORDS! FORDS! ade Studio, TOURING CARS. b RUNABOUTE, Extra sales peo- /" ple wanted in all depts. Apply at once or Thurs- day morning at 8:45. Boston Store Donnelly Mullen Co. toreAnnouncements e fe of Room ted at 436 Main 8t. For Sale New six-room house; with electricity, water and heat. Also bhas garage in basement, Lot is 502300 ft. and has frontage on two streets, Price reasonable, G. FORTUNA White's Crossing Plainville Tel, 136-14 STUDEBAKERS—Light eix touring, $104§ special six touring, $1425; big six touring, $1,750; . O. B. factory, M. irving Jester, 193 Arch St. “This is & Btudebaler year” ALL YEARS—ALL PRICES, $10 TO 3400, TERM8 ARRANGED BUY YOUR USED CAR OF A RELI. ABLE NEW CAR DEALER, seve Autos and Trucks For Sale ATUTOMOBILE SALE - big selection. Think! $50 to $100 down and you can bre along in the ‘car of your choice. No surance required, G, Cohen, Inc, 185 Park_street, BUICK 16196 cylinder {ouring car, just thoroughly overhauled and rebuilt, & good tires and new battery, Guaranteed for 30 days. Price $500. K. M. Searle & Co,, Park_and Elm 8ts. Phone 2110, BUICK - rondsiers and tourings, 1016 {0 1424, some very good buys. Vieit eut sec- ond hand sales room and actually see what you are buying. M. Irving Jester, 193 Arch 8t “This is a_Studebaker Year." CADILLAC--7 passenger touring, price rea- Rudolph's Garage, 137 Cherry Salesroom, 4 Elm St ELMER AUTOMOBILE (O, 2IMAIN 8T, PHONE 1613, jof fede last month of e MARCH SALE AT HUDSON AND ESSEX UPED CAR DEPARTMENT-« 1923 1923 1923 1922 1923 1923 1923 1938 wa 10 1920 1w Ford Coupe, Star Sedan. Hudson Coach. Maxwell touring. Maxwel ltouring, Btudebaker, spec. eix Usklund coups, 3 paes, Maxwell Sport Touring car. Hudson 7 passenger ‘Wouring, Mazwell Touring. Essex Tourlng, Btudebaker, 7 pase. Touring, TERMS T0 SUIT PURCHASER HONEYMAN AUTO BALES GO, 139 ARCH BT, TEL. 3100, City ltems COA touring for sale, FPhone 2216, CHANDLERtouring NAMES POST Bence, 51 Main 8t FOR RENT OFFICES in the Newly Renovated Sovereign Building 162 MAIN ST. Apply MR. DAVI 177 MAIN ST. oo ! BY GEORGE. 1. MAKNNING, (Washinglon Bureau of N. B. Herald) 3 Washington, D. €., Mar, 12.~Presi- | Smart Spring M‘Hlllnory, P:‘Nh h ‘l‘:.n BEht TRAI006 seat 5 the enste e Bhoppe, 87 West Main 8t., Prof. BIdg. | i,y (ne nomination of Clarence B, ";“:"I B 3 it 1 antevt two | Emery. for postmaster at Terryiil ook Vacation at Ormang Tt 'O Conn. 1t s expetced the senate will bes s leonfiem it in a few days. day e e O Tt St kst | Considerable difficulty was_experi- e Mary Etimatetn tor ity [¢nced In securing a man at Terryville ring drasees, 57 W, Main, Drof. Bdg | legible for the appointment who was | 2“\.'; ' g - Bldg | tisfactory to the town and county The regular monthly meeting of | T*PUblican committee. The term of " Bddy-Glover post, American Legion, |Ih® 0ld postmaster expired over six will be held in the post rooms at § MONths ago. lock Friday evening. The final re- Two examinations were port on the American L’m‘ ball win |10 secure a suitable eligible. In tne | be made. The Ladies' Xuxiliary will | fir#t examination held on May 5, 1023 i furnish refreshments, Daniel P, Hurley was the only eligi- " 'Bam and Polly’ Falk have trans. |Ple. His appointment was not desired | gorred their property at the corner of the town commitiee and another COURT - CITY BRITAIN. Patrick H. Corbett vs. Helrs, Rey resentatives and Creditors of (. Clark. crry or NEW CHOICEST USED CARS IN TOWN-- Bulck sedan. Bulck touring ear. Buick sport touring. Buick, b pass. 4 cyl. coupe, Buick roadste Buick touring Btevens touring. Ford roadster, Studebaker light 6 touring. Btudebaker touring. Studebakor, 7 pass, el 17 1923 1923 1017 1018 1921 1023 1922 107 1919 NEW BRITAIN BUICK CO. 226 ARCH ST, PHONE 2607 * Mareh 4, 1924, Upon the complaint of Patrick H. Corbett of New Britain, praying for reasons set forth a cancellation of the mortgage and judgment that said | mortgage be declared void, now pend- | ing on the third Monday of March,! 1024, and It appearing and being found by the subscribing authority that the whereabouts of . . Clark, if Jiving, | are unknown to the Plaintiff or his| | Attorney,sund that if dead, the heirs, | representatives and ereditors, or some of them, or the residence of some of | them, is unknown to the Plaintiff or | car, FORLB~We hav al in usvd cars at §46 and higher, Autometive el Car Exchange, 8 Arch & Phone . sedan, del. Price 0od tires, perfect condition, Cherry Bt. Phous necer § Elm 8t Poone DORT ROADRTEIR in fine shape mo: hani ally, good paint and 5 good tir Ru- doiph's Garage, 127 Cherry St Vhone 1-2 S —— Tosdster. Gooa runuing conditiou. Cherty 8t. Phone AUPMOBIL appenra Hudolph’ 901 SPECIAL LENTEN SERVIC The second of the speclal mid-week Lenten serviees will be held tomor- row evening at T:45 in the Stanley “touring Garego, 12 Al moch AUPMOBILE “touriog CRF 0 A<l #bi Hartford avenue and Talcott street to Abe Cohen through the B.'Solomon | agency. The Ladles’ socicty of the Elim “Bwedish Baptist church will meet to- d Dec, N | samination was ordered, | At the second examination held on 21st, there were seven candi- ates-—loyd T. Miller, Edward ¥, eumann, Wm. E. Jones, Clarence B, Mggnorial church. The speaker will be Rev, May Lord, pastor of the M B. church of Kensington. Her sub- jeet will be “The Three Groups I3« tore the Cross,” The congr tiona! | mis Attorneys. | Therefore it is ordercd that notice | {of pendency of wsald complaint be | |miven by publication in the New Britain Herald, & newspaper pub and paint, Chorty_8t, Phons i~ touring. Rudolph's &vod, 4350 takes it mechanically; 6ve good tires, and lovks L i At A G H ‘phone 2468, Im_8t., Phone 3 with winter top. DODGE 1916 —touring This 1s a good buy at $175, K. M. Searle Ca, B Park_Bis, Phone 2110, JEWRTT 1933—touring car. 3,000 guarante Amerl Driven only Just properly broken in, we It to be sunie as new cai, Bales Co, & Blm 8t, Phone miles, Emery, Peter B, Duke, Thomas I°, Higgine and Mrs, Elizabeth B. Shee- han. Huriey, Higgins and Emery passed fn the order named and the town committee endorsed Emery, The job pays 32600 a year. singing will be led by Harold Winship. The speaker at the special Lenten serviee on Thursday ening, March 20, will be 1 er O. Sehriver, geere- tary of the Y. M. C, Middietown, whose subject will be “Why I Am Not an Atheist.” morrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. J. A. Carlson 157 Dwight street, Members of Unity Rebekal lodge | will meet at the homs of Mrs, Hanson 61 Lyons street, Thursday afternoon Lo eow. e— e THEM DAYS IS GONE FOREVER Contrive This on Your Condenser. prm— 1712, TAXW condition, lished in sald city, onee a week for | two consecutive weeks commencing |on or before the'6th day of March, | 1924 | #elze this opportunit on our ensy payment drive one home as low as §i Colien, Ine, 185 Park 1922—touring car, In excellent h bo bought right, cash or forwe. McGauley & Bennett, 95’ Arci 81, \one 2062, MARWELL 10071, Firon, A bargaln at the price. Automotive Used | palut, upholstery aud engiue are very Car Eachange, 86 Arch 8t. Phono 1720-2,| svod. Automotive Used Car Kxchange, - —_——— e e e e e 58 Arch St Phone 17 ——— e By Al Posen NAEIT BIX, 1929—Demonst, You can down, Aaron G, strect, Nartford, EMITH ~form a truck § T good shape. Eyesight Specialist l 300 MAIN ST. New Britain BMIL J. DANBERG, Clerk of the City Court with disc wheels, wings and lots of vight Af talten at E ‘hurch 8 other Jdohn K, Moran, one 152 B-Just (hink: J own —open and closed models, All popu- lar maken Gain by our 14 years experi- ence. Auron G, Cohen, lut., 185 street, Hartford e, 7 uiing, car cor MAVANA!=-.| <HAT THING HAS MADE YOU OUR HOME “LIFG WAS SO PLEASANT- Y GOLLY - THAT'S CRAZY - smeLY CRAZY - We WERE MAPPY -~ LIFE WAS feat!!-- : - 'LDRMOBIL car, This car . THEM DAYS IS GONE FOREVER' 3 passen runs portectly aud very good, prite only $373. Americau _Bales Co, 8 Eim 8., Phone 1712, OAKLAND—touring, must be apid ai once, In good condition. M. HKeinholdt, .4 Woodland st. % OLDEMOBILE 1921—touring car, This is & real buy in a family car. In good throughout. Price only $200. Ters euit. Automotive Used Car Exchange, »6 _Arch 8L, Phons OVERLAND, 1925 vondition, Farmington excel call at touring, in Phone 3376 » Ave, arte Model arage, 1 Fr Ludolph's G $1-2, ble, » goud tires, erty 8t Phone © louring car in Bedau tiorou new pamt job, good tives, #pare, easy terms. For luding one demonstiation, cedwagon, sovd service, Co, in A-1 shape and Price* 400, K. M. Coprwhs by ! oo | wlm & Park A The Process of Elimination Continues $600, Lim & Park Ste, Phons HEU specdwagon 1022, of 11-4 ton cas vacity This truck Is selling with a 50 uay guarantee, Price $550. K. M. Searle . Park and Eim “Sts Phone 2110, MR. SECRETARY, You MAY INFORM CONTESTANT NOD “THAT Sue S ELIMIjl ATED EROM “THE CONTEST. THE THREE DELAAIMIMG BEAUYY JUDGES HAVIAMG BEEN DEADLOCWED FOR G4 wOouURS (HARMAN PERWING EINDS (T MECESSARY TO QEMIATD THEM OF “THE PULES ay guarantes. Price onl. v & Co, Park end kim 3425 N ——-—\.—-\_/\/—\ $ts. Phone Any JUDGE ORr JUDGES ~ - LEAVING THIS POOM BEFORE THE WINMER"T MAS BEEAM ANNOUNCED 1S THEREBY DISPUALIFIED DEBARRED A’ BOWNCED OFFM TTHE BoAamaD, 8y GUM' C agon, | good buy st $250. Bim & Park & 1919 1o 1934 A price to suit tourings, Tight, ial and big six your . Visit our second hand sales room and actusily see what you are bus - Ing M. Irving Jester, 193 Arch St., “This s Studebaker Yewr, | FZEO touring, 1917, 1 passenger, good tires and paint. _Price reasonable. Gridley arage, 87 Whiting 8t Plainviile. STEVENS 1923—i-pass. touring car, gen- eral condition and tires, including one spare, very good, new paint job, easy terma. For demonstration, call C. A, Bence, 51 Main St Phone 22 FTUDEBAKER 1922 pascenger, 5 excellent tires, good engine, § upholsters. American Sales Ug. S Phane 1912 % s 72 1974 Newspaper Fourore Service Ine_Grewt Brivain