New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 15, 1924, Page 16

_—ee——— —— ANNOUNCEMEN Burial Vault VAULAB— D. KRONHOLM 3 WINNER OF DOLLAR Swanson and Boardman Poetry Pretty Good--Explanation The Judge of Want Ad poems has repeatedly asked for short poems, and he, being human and apt to err, gives the prize to a poem of many lines. Now, just to reward one who have adhered closely to the rules the Judge hereby, awards the the dollar prize to D. Kronholm of 413 Ellis St., this city and with the dollar gives the compli- ments for submitting something “snappy.” The contest is going on at a rapid “clip” about 76 poems a day are com- ing in, and everybody is having a good time. Mr. Klingberg called at . the court today and the $1 was deliv- | ered to him as per request. The Judge has yet to find a Salvation Army man to deliver the $1 for Mrs. Patterson. Mr. Swansop and Mr. Boardman, two of our old friends, have submit- ted some good poetry for which the Judge will thank them profusely but not mind you, give them the dollar this trip. Confidentially, they like to write poems, and the Judge kind of likea to inflict their poems on the public. (That isn't generally known, 80 don't tell them about it.) Here goes for the poems:-— It your thoughts are soaring And for a radio set you sigh, PBroadcast your desires today To 8pring & Butkley-—no delay. Young man, you're not happy, you're not popular, You tread on their pleasure you mar, Learn the new steps from Steinhaus in dancing, You'll soon find out that life trancing. high, toes and their is en- D. Kronhelm, Ellis street, City. To the Judge of Want Ad Rhymes: T am thankful my friend, for the me sage you send In reference to my humble And with joy I am thrilled words that you've spilled Convinees me 1 ain't so worse' *Course it might be a ‘josh,” but it's music, By Gosh,’ Like the strains of a fine melody., And I think that I should sa rour Judgment was good When you handed the ‘bean’ out to me. verse, for the . H. R. Boardman, 463 Church street, Clty, It's just a little “ad” folks —just look . it up and you Wil find it lsted thirty-two. Btreeter is his name tials are ¥. V. P. O. Box 596 dred three, Tuning is his business he tunes He's been working at this trade of hia for many, many moons One thing please remember, soldier tried and troe Back In days of '65 he with the Blue Bo folks who've got pianos that have & funny sound Just call up Mr. Strecter and find when he comes 'round He'll take that old plano and fix up every key know what I'm saying he's tuned mine you Charles F. Bwanso 41 Park Terr under number folks--his ini Phone thirteen hun plan what he's a was fighting you'll he'lh 1 folke, for sor City The eivil year in the Rritish do. mintons (exclusive of Scotland) menced with March & until 175 and from 1752 the eivil v eommenced with Jan. 1 com on ar has —— | DEVER A POSSIBILITY Chicago’s Mayor is Now Being Men- tioned In Some Circles As a Pos- sible Candidate, March 15.—Mayor Dever ted a nation wide Chicago, of Chicago has cre impression that he is presidential timber, George E. Brennan, demo- leader in Illino declared y at a meeting Cook cou democratic workers, Selection of Mayor Dever would be 1+ fultiliment of the demand that the next president come from the body of the peopie, Mr, Brennan said. “Mayor Dever's administration, un- affected honesty of purpose, courage and intelligenes in dealing with com- plex problems and simplicity of man- ner and bearing in contact with the people have produced a profound ef- fect upon the minds of democratic lcaders thronghout the country “The sitnation in Washington,” Mr. Brennan declared, s impressing n who ha the inter- e demacratic party heart, stern necessity for selecting as our candidate a man who above above reproach.” cratic of ns € is suspicion New Jersey Republicans Fire Broad- vast At Governor As Legislature Holds Final Session. arch 15, The the New Jersey leg- Jast night after repub- lican senators concentrated their at- tack upon Governor Silzer, democrat, for his presidential aspirations, The republican charges developed u4s the result of a last minute mes- sage to the legisiature in which Gov- ernor S declared the “impor! thing is not to adjourn the ture but do something for relief of the people of the state,” Chuaracterizing the governor's mes- mage “eamouflage,” Senator Case deelared it “unfortunate fhat a man’ polit ambitions should hecome so heay and lead him Trenton, N, J — 4 session of islature ended destroy his pofse into such actions. ator Richards declared the gove ernor had chosen to “use his high of- fice to misrepresent facts for purely partisan purposes” ; at his sud- den in inm state in- stitutions was bronght that the sisters the far west would play upen the people the delegations which nominate him for a the moeratic con- York. tes of ahout interest it in to at sobh weep over and porhaps are high office vention it $15,000 Apartment House On Erwin Court Site Bierti was granted o to erect a busine building at 48 a cost of $15,000, will contajn six stores and will be fer New per- and win The apartments BhHx58, Angelo mit taday apartment place at building and three Add Dollar Sign Vienna -~ American currency has be- lcome so weis advertised in European lcountrics sinee the war that the dol. lar #ign 1os been added to the key- boards of several makes of type- iters eamne —tE——— . RSS——— a— NOTICE Petition of republican electors who ire candidates for the offiees of: Mayor, City and Town Clerk, Trea- surer, Comptroller, Collector of Taxes, members of Board of Relief, Registrar of Voters, two Selectmen Aldermen from 2nd, 4th and 6th ward, two members of Common Counell from each of the 1st, 2nd, 3rd 4th, 5th and 6th wards, to be voted for at the republican primaries on March 25th, 1924, must be flled with the republican town committee at re. publican headquarters, 269 Main St on or before § p. m, Thursday, March 20th, 1924 Per order, Republican Town Committee. two {dent Ceeil | machine, BRISTOL NEWS From Seventh Page) (Continued the Community theater, planned t Bristol lodge of Elks. The Water- burians have a fine program that has been presented in their native city to large audicnces, so that the local Elk anticipate a packed house on night of their appearance, Brannan Has Party iptain George Brannan tville fire company surprised last night on Anderson avenue by friends on the occasion of d After a luncheon, at v cake, graced with th was ent for the guests, g and an entertainment program enjoyed. Mr. Brannan i t known firemen of the eity, hav- ing been connected with the Fore ville company for many years Dr. West To Speak Benjamin 13 West, pastor Prospect Methodist church, speak at the meeting of the club of that church on Sunday noon on “Why Did Jericho Fall?" Presi- Robertson of the club will | the the | was pleas- | at his homs about his birth- which a usual | ames were | of the ! of candle one of will Arym Rev. the preside. Arnold on Exeentive Manager F J. Arnold of the 'hamber of Comine will ad dress the Congregational Brotherhoc Sunday noon on "RBuildin Bet- ter Bristol.” Because of long newspaper and advertising experience and his close connection with city in- terests through chamber of comme work, Mr. Arnold ha clear et ture of the city to come, if the prop er progress is maintaine I wing the talk, u question box will he held, Chamber Delegates Selectesd Announcement hus heen niade the appointment of del and ten alternates to represent amber at the annual Connecticut Chamber of to be held in Bridgeport of ites the 4 Com- M loeal ¢ meet of the meree, 21 and The president E. Carison M. Hubbar ten delegates appointed by the are: uller 1 Wallaee 1% Barnes, . Crumb, Paul mes T, Mathe Charles Treadway, John B, slons, I Woodford, Arthur Rarnes, Frederick G, Hughes, The ten alternate delogate follows: William A, Hayes, Alhert Whittier, ¥red Fleteher, W, H, G ham, Peter Conlon, William I, Calder, Paul B. Sessions, Albert Vailleumier, A. 1. Kozicll, W. R. Bowes, These sessions will be held in the Hotel Stratfield Plans have already been made for the bringing of men of national reputation to the meet ings. There will be the usnal group meetings, The annual banquet will be attended by several from this city. The list of speakers for this event will be anuounced in the near future, Daring Thief Takes Coat Of Man ('hanging Tire An operators license und §10 stolen from the overcoat of Joseph Domabrowski of 14 Edson street last night while he was re of his antomobile at the North and Broad streets, to a report he made to the police He said that he had stopped to fix the tire and removing his s he placed on the ground near the | only to find the articles are as were orner of Lo as superinten District of the ries 1 of monihs tor “prohibition work ed on, gifth | Hamilton the den tile to George of its hoard c tie Iy responsible the serted, had allowe conviction after cocds Secretary Hoover mission idge Canadian government the ence project hoard. mission the sams atring @ tire | jarged Amerie tording | gineers, the Great Lakes to oe and resources of has been —— ] THE HERALD “WANT ADS” ||! Alplabetically Arranged For Q ard Ready Reference LINE HATE! o CONSECUTIVE INSERTION! harge ¥ day 1 line 20 line line ¥ine line line 1 lne 3 31 Order Rates Upol n_Applic: it Monuments AUTOMOTIY & Auto and Track —_— B | ( AUTOMOTIVE ] ———————————— Agencies L Autos and Trucks For Sale ’ Balig and | FORD 1920—sedan, tires, pain BURTAL ed; water D wiil outlast not_require N. B. Vaul ulck s crete etec] reinforc- heremetically sealed. | wood or metal. Do Bervic ‘phone A. 45 | SASI anu Cuklang motor cars: G. paint_and uphol- Hawker, 5¢ Elm street'| stery in fine shape. Pricz $230. Automo Used Car Exchange, 86 Arch 5t onably priced. ., Plione 2766. ROLLIN *repald 09 18 21 .28 .35 .36 $1.50 atlon |’\ T Fl funeral nl work; Girer Count & words (o & line. 14 ilnea to an inch, Minimun Space, 3 lines. Minimun: Book Charge, 35 cents. Ad_Accepted Aft “lass\fied Page on same Day. Ads Accepted Over the T ‘onvenience of Customers. all § \sk for a “Want Ad” Oprator. S DROP DR. HAMILTON to Make Gift to William derson, is Charge, New York, Hamilton, Mareh 15.-—Dir, who has been d ent of the L th n d from cases 1o W York tc been kept in som the funds the league, because s William H, superintend. not to cost more thii canse given officially discharge the into a gitt former to it The 1 host wii Wits policies of leagn Dr. Hamiiton said he was 1 to the i the the and Monre, etor: group whom he co with Mr, difficultics gue. little group.” Dr. Hamil present of th loon 1 to in have our of desk headaquarters af a erime and was usked to 1. Morgan of I3 Hamilton e room siy he w. br. Rev, a HOOVER 1S SELECTED Will Head American Com- i On Groeat rence Project, March d the by agreement to coo 15. Ameries Washington, will he seleeted under an nning of the reat. Lakes deeper with the engin A simitar “national” is 10 be wppointed Canadian government, and time the joint board is to by the addition of twe nand two more Canad P « wa to Declaring the “project of of the great Bt Lawren long treasn development the a “hopr missing when he picked it up again. [ ymany milllons of our people” School ;Micndnnce 328 Over February, 1923 An increase in school attendance of 328 pupiks 18 noted in a comparison of the figure for February, 1922, with that of the past month. In Febru ary. 1024, 10,740 were in tendance, while the figure of one year ago shows | 10,412 enrolled. Americanization Di. rector James K. O'Brien has snbmit. | ted a report showing an enrollment in that department of 553 with 133,43 as an average attendanes sesgions, The continuation classes rollment of 220 with avorage 6.5 attend- anee of | dent Coolidge expressed a the the national aspects.’ | various sections are to be sought and if it is found ad- | visable to this time, the commission ix out preliming | ternational agreement tration” aspects of the | made of | lown [in 1022 desd American whole proje ommission tin ity oo The the non of comn undertake the pro 1o proposals tor coverir and work ry finance nd nstruction, total number of by French commercis in 1 was 0,826, an i 2,165 over 1922, The d was 365,000 miles greate The Metropolitan Jeag sideped Anders Anderson to " aind Lakes-St, resident with proposed 8, opening 1-going ships “eonsider views of journeys M. for lepliono for 25 and K--and ta Al Ker | Nalaries of Workers Held Up in Onder n. An- GOLD hetwe itewna SMALL WATCI Samnel pissed igue of employes rthre ribod vivert- Ander- nt, the o Dr ility fc e s contidenti Mich ot hos e but erefary the lit- joint- for nti- ton as on- 3 e oftler 1 - ,“mv‘“ ter his weeks resign.’ @ SUS= Main Bt SoTi A Ti Ihe WEATHER metal etrips Woods, 61 Ma law- Pretary n com- BUICK Ing 225 CADTLLAG dasu Motor West Main, ¢ CHANDLER e vssories N0 boing them.” b Cool- the te in Law- terway wering com advise at the be and Al and sery A, Hence WRIST L AUTOMOTIVE | Auto and CARS - wate | _ 15 Motor Cars, to Motor Tordan Onol ivery. 1In fino co panel d Price $150, Autos every dotall. tion in 2110, The % and uureeryman, N. B. Road, Hudolph Jim and Park Sts toom at 8 Bim St.; serv motive ar B change, 56 Arh St ke, Kenneth | Sales and Service, °or. New Bria'n, Cont ngents for Uabriel panel truck, $400. This w. Automotive Arch St, Phone 231 to i practically ar Exchange, truck Used oty |1 3 A . 127 | FORIDY 1820 —coupe. uphoisiery, Metor” | (jres excellent. Price § | tUsed Car Exchunge, §6 Arch Local 86 paint Automotive 8t., Phone Sleeve- Valve phone 2051-2, 9, urn to g along surance to in the ¢ requir stre 1919 — thorouglily o3 s and n hunting lound, notify A. vs. Pric na_eln TuAdste ma vel ond bhand sal what 3o ar 193 Arch St CADILLAC sonabl. S, Phe 5 Main Finder re Top Floor. CHANDLER W il ter. it Children's stown-Themsen STUDEBAKERS new six touring, $1045 — i big six touring, M. Jrving Jesi Light FORDS! FORDS! FORIIS!— . Think! can breeze No i I ou your choice, ed. Aaron G. Cohen, et, Hartford, oyl rliauled TRUCKS. ar of ALL YEARS—ALL i and rebullt, 5 good | $10 TO §100. Guaranteed for i, M. Fhone TERMS 1 CAR ARRANGED RUY ABLE ED CAR OF DEALER. TOUR A RELI- touringe, NEW uye. Visit out sec- es room and actually see buying. M. Irving Jester, his is 4 Studeba 4 TR i V8 ELMER 2UMAIN ST, AUTOMOBILE PUHONE 1513, touring, price rea- Gurage, 120 Uherry Salesrovin. 4 Elm Bt | SALE AT HUDSON A USED CAR DEPARTMENT— Holmes Sedan, 7 Ford Coupe, Star Sedan. ludeou Coach, Maxwell touring. MARCH X nd CHOICEST U Willow I [ our 2 Buick | Buick 1925 Buicl, 1917 Buick 5 Buick cis e tudel coup Sludcbaker, @ p NEW Bl Main St. owner wanted o uge L ste Paint and make his own 2 gallon, ad- i his ADSTE pai it our pgard, German Arcade over Conte in i s Ing 1-1 8t, Phone DUTANT good tires e payu an A DODGE- tauring Rudolph's ( stail e accurate U bils, T, B 1 ST is u good s ara butld- Co., ruck Agencies CARS -~ "Hetto and Buick I8 Britain Bulk Vi 2 Bales and Leputable fan | Aaron liurtfo down sre SMITI A bargain Car b DoiaR chanfeally, new. Au Phone 1712, uilt Service, at ‘A Convern,’ ner TR ol n Sales ( DEPENDARLE DODGE KY ring Toadster | FORD CALS, 1 o) genuine p inotlve Sal AUDBON AND car values. S o] man Aute 8a 139 Arch AUPMOBILE Rervice Stanle fan en powe river red by Prosi- that and s P Tne 1004 Agonts LEXINGION and Servise __phone 2 MAXWELL Ioe, and “the nunity’” e jeet » work un in. g the Iminis at MOUN MOTOI the world Bervy « « of 8100 FIRE Damage fire that star house at 360 by John Alex yesterday afte in, al atr- | nerease istance than t thar s sent sponded. W & Boryi UAKS Station, High grade McGauley g Roadster RUICKS 1422 Touring. 1923 Roadat FORDS Touring. Sedan 1620 Coupe. CHEVROLET Touring. Lor, Sales seive skorien, Autos 200 E. Main. | ESREX -Anuerica’s leading Uhe new toncies, Honeys les Co sals and Bervi ‘plione 109, ord s wid Hartfora Ave, corner| A M, Paonosss I TS~ Hackliffe gelow Sts. Phone | vitain_and vicinity | oL | bi Main st New | D CHALME - ana beanott, ¥8 Arch Rl DOLGE Ta orably known en, Salvs and vhone b, | TOARE ¥l ilen street 155 W CHURCH STREET. | ey $100 resulted from a | = sxcellent ted In a closet of the 11O Church street, owned shortly after 3 o'clock i n o—tow throughout, Pr Car Exchange, B aker (TR You can drive form a MOTOR BROTHERS OPEN American Sales Co,, Maxwel Itouring. Studebaker, spec. i vakland coupe, I paes. Maxwell Sport Tourlvg car. ludson 7 passenger 'Wouring, Maxwoli Touring. Lssex Tourtug. studebaker, oaring SEL CARS IN TOW 8 Pl coupe, roi 3 touring touring light tou rass. Tourl TERMS TU SUIT PURCHABER 5 YMAN AUTO BAL ST, TEL touring. HON' 139 ARCH " 8 co., sher 2109, sedan, eral good buye in nd higher. Automof 85 Arch S Phone ATAIN BUICK CO. b Vised vars at §. Car Lachang h I'HONE 2607 pe, can 51 Main ANKLIN BEDAN be bought for §150, ¢ St. Phone 2015 [ A. Bence, Tar in excellent cond es and good paint. Pric MeGauley & Bonn W e shape el a5 good iires ey Bt ltu- Fhone i i (ouring _var, 6 swchanieal shupe; | ed. Metiauley & | Phone 295 1 and B, standard A in Al v side sonable, ol 051-2, condition, S, Phone 8t Phone " Cherry reh 4 Elm Tres Cherry Elin Goua ondition. Phous Tonoeter, ) cunnin Cherry Plons - ' appearance = Stdolph's Garage, 12 o carle 110, This opportunity. | payment plan, | s lo ae §5 Ine., 185 Park ST tar by at 31 3 touring mecnanically; 8ve good tires, good; $550 takes it A, Eim_9t.; ‘phone 2456, o Jus! it o Sales ook solze G, Hawker, 83 cnsy one home Cohen, @ car, Driven onl; properly broken In, we be wame as ‘new car, Co, ® Elm 8t, Phone 2,00 mi! gunrants American 1112 NARNWE [1H Car, in oxcelient condition. Can be bought 1ight, cash or terms McGauley & Bennett, 98 Arch 8t Phe MAD . paint, upholsiory and engino are good. Automotive Used Car b | ¥ _Arch 8t. Fhone 1728 vd.. Truck § the price yod #hip Automotive 1 Phone 17 n good shapy 1 paint and upholstery werican bales Lo, 5 Elm Bt J USED CARS I NABH- 3, demonetrator. . " wheelu, spare tire, and lots of other if taken at once equipped with bumper, side oy extrae, Price , 8 ex i right DODGE - 1020, & passenger touring, fully equipped, lot of extras, bargain, VAKLAND 1024, 6 passenger touring, ity equipped, elightly used, JTOHN B. MORAN, 5131 CHURCH 87, PHONE 2842-2 18 ARRAN EAL i, CORP, DEALER, URES—Just think: A car of your 0 mpen and closed models. Al popu- | ETREE’ ar makes. Galn by our 14 years experi- l-.\lwl“\’-‘_ ence, Aaron Colien, Ine, 186 Park Looks and rune | _Firect. Hartford. b pare, engine 18 OLDEA! 10187 passenger, touring, § Elm 8t | car rune pertectly and look price oniy $2 American Eim_8t,, Phon 3 1821 touring This is & real buy fn a family car. In good shape PHONE 711 | ELM ETREET, | ar ew tire ring _ car, in_ gvo $135. Automotive ¥6 Anch Bt., Phone 1729-2. | srnoon. A #till alarm and Engine Co. No. & 3 1 pearance, $1 Exchange, 86 THEM DAYS IS GONE FOREVER Bash This on Your Bass-Drum. 'M GETTING ™ ARRIED THIS 6K - JOE =~ HEH HER = THAT AIR'T N0 JesT y ARE MISSING FROM YOUR \EST POLLY AND TuEYS MO USE YOU PHOTOGRAPHERS HAMGI\N AROUND' frnes PrARVINS D HAINT THOMR! HER PALS MAISS POLLY PERWINS THE CHARMING YOUNG MICHKSHAW AVEMUE DEBUTANT, wiNs BEAUTY COMTESTY! 1E I wAS You POLLY “THAT $10. 000 =1 I'D PUT e GOT GHT STRAIGHT CHAPPED N THE BAMK DONT MAKE ME LAUGH . MA. WAL , DEL MNOBUDDY A KIN SAY ue ) /B DIDAT E SUTTIMLY DOME CuRrR 4 THE HON. MISS POLLY PERKING 15 UNHOME. TO REPORTERS! “roadster, good tires and ap- BY CLIFF througliont. Price only $200. Terms to Automotive Use Exchange, 8§ Phone 17 1621—touring This 1s a buy at $260. Six wire wheel McGauley & Bennett, 08 Arch Automotive Used Arch Bt, 17292, b derful and tires £t Phone 2952, OVERLAND=Nodel “T7, 1021 touring Ludoiph's Garage, 127 Chory st Fhen 2051-2 OVERLAND SEDAN 1093 —practically new. Price reasonable, 5 good tires. R, C, fue | _dolph, 127 Cherry 8t, Phoue 2051.2. PACKARD % cylinder touring car in good shape. Price only $325. K. M. Searle & o, Park and_ Im 8, Phone 2110, wagon, in A a Price 400, E. M. Eim & Park Sts, Phons car. | R | will give | 8earle & Co., 10. AEO 1921 —speeawagon, cord | around, an cxcellent buy at $600, Bearls & Co., Eim & Park Sts. | 2110, | REO —specdwagon 1923, pacity. This truck duy guarantee. Price $550, & Co, Park and m Ets REO 10188 cylinder, ¥ o enger tourl car In fine shapa and s'ling with a 20 guarantec. Price only $425. K. M, arle § Park and Elm §te. Phone tres K. M Flirus of 11-4 ton is_eelling with a 30 K. M. Searie Phone 2110, ton, apesdwagon, in_good A good buy at §250. K. M, Co, Eim & Park Sts, hene conditin, Searle & 71 TUDEBAKER tourings, 1810 1o 1824 Nght, =pecial big #lx. A price to sult our yurse. Visit bur wecond hand sales room and actually eee what you are bus- ing M. Irving Jester, 193 Arch St, “This | 1% a Studebaker Year. i touring, 1017, 1 passenger, good tires paim Price reasonable. Gridley and Garage &1 Whiting St..Plaiaviile. STEVENS 1923 1-pass. touring car, eral condition and tires, including spare, very good, hew paint Jo terms. For demonstration, call Benre, 51 Main St Phone 2215 STUNEBAKER 19227 passenger 5 excellent tires, good engine holstery. American Sales 8., Phone 1712 STERRETT wedan, paint and Co., 8§ Eim For all «prings, guaranteed againat ank case wercice free, Al Handy Lim Full of breakage. ¢ prices reasomable corner of & SUPPLIES PISTON PINE, AMER HAMMERED RINGS, RAVR MOPTLOIL. OILE. B0 SUPPLY €O, 11 MAIN 8T, AUTO 1CAN o8 1LINING, 1Y AUTO B - Westinghouse., automeviie and radio butteries. Cotton's Battery | Sercice Sta. 309 E. Main St Tel 19715, | RATTERT 3 greater