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THOMAS HELLY b GETS THE DOLLAR Kensington Poet Again Looms Up. i Today's Juvenile prize goes Thomas Kelly, Kensington. The Judg doesn't know whather Kelly is a min- or or not, but the Judge does knowi that Kelly has been trying eonsistent- )y to get the prize, and this dollar goes as a reward for sticking at it. Congratulations, Kelly, Another, the last of the Juvenlle awards will be given as a special com- pensation to Ruth Wackee of 2 N to o Do ¥ harmiess, t may be used safely or woman who i3 losing the slimness| Marmo xh starvation diet nd abl er s at secure them 4612 Wosdwa tecelpt of price. Will Take Off All Excess Fat know that effective ou there {8 a efmple remedy for overfatness and secretly by any There is and it fs none other tablet form of the now famous Prescription. known as -Marmol Tablets. You can well expect and easily without golug gen of tiresome exercise Marmela Prescription all druggists the world for a box, er you can Qigect form the Marmola Co., Avenue, Detroit, Mich., on long are sold L one dollar 'HEALTH DEPT. REPORTS CN NEW SHALLPOX GASES Greenwood St., city, In his final| FTee Vaccination Clinic Devoting D “adieu™ to the little ones ot the cit the Judge will say that he has neve had such a pleasant time as he has) had this time, and really and truly,| children, there were tears as bi, marbles a'rolling down the Judg cheeks when he adjourned Juvenile court for the March sion. In answer to many requests of the poets in town, the Judge will nounce that he will be back In a year or so. Here are the poems today: as| an- | t of sm to Redressing Immunized Adults The having that disease City hall tients in section of the city and at the lsola- ion hospital and Children past 24 hours has been a per- iod of unusual quiet in the office of health department, no new cases alipox or patients suspected of ng reported at The dally reports from pa- quarantine in the indicate that early re Pianos and phonographs | 1eases will be possible in some cases. We have them galore Come in an hear one It doesn’t cost any more Just see J. A. Andrews, At the Big Furniture Store. Thomas Kelly, Kensington. | Floles in the ceiling Holes in the wall, fend for Art Rutherford He'll 11l 'c . all, When the neighbors throw boots and || shoes And the tenants al think you drink booze. Just wire Mr. Streeter, And he will make sweeter The music with which you amuse, Ruth Wackee, 25 Greenwood §t., City. Age 15, It you want some baby chicks, Or an auto to run around And some tires named Goodrich Or a house or some good ground, Look for 8, P. Strople for your chicks, Bkinner-8mith for real estate, Indlan gas for good serviee. Earl MeGibbon, 108 Broad Et, Plainville, Conn., 12 year old, : 1e King.of Italy to Visit Scene of Landslides Rome, March 27.—King Victor Emmanuel and Premier ussolini | were advised today regarding the neceasities of the situation at Amalfi | and wicinity, but details of the cafas- trophe were few. It Is reported the | king will go to the scene of the dis- aster. In the erash along the coast the beautiful terraces, vineyards and | ollve groves which seemed to hang between sky and sea along the Amalfi shore fell into the water. Corpses)| from the villages and the isolated cot- tages overhanging the coast are float- | ing In the sea, together with nprooted || Lrees and torn out vegetation New York, March 27.--Viscount Rothermere, British publisher, ar. rived today on the Franconia to study problems of newspaper making in the United Etates. Freeh Eges, 370 doz. Russell Bros —adivt, Best Butter, §5c Ib, Ruseell Bros —adrt, You may be leary of themn to hegin with, but you'll be convinced Herald Classified ad department, ol told The ing practically all 1its dressings today. there will be very few more v free vacclnation clinie is devot- time to re- believed that cina- It is ns since practically all school chil- een pox, to the the mother, Mrs. Aaron Danielson, and a brother, Lincoln, both smallipox suf- ferers, were aiso taken there, ABSENTEE RECORD AT . §. REACHES NEW HIGH MARK 250 Students Absent Tuesday—Illness dren have been immunized either at the clinic or by family doctors. Those who do not intent to submit to the treatment will row for the last day for some time to come since the health department's order is effective Monday. After the {liness of Danfelson of 125 Fairview street had attend classes tomor- Miss Thelma diagnosed health isolation yesterday as small- authorities took her hospital, and her Trom Vaccination Blamed Yor Pu- pil's Staying Home The the Senior High school in the matter | absentees was reached this when on Twesday afternoon 259 stu- ‘.lrnl,! were In the memory of most of the older | chers at the school this mark has | never been surpassed, afternoon short of the record mark, Ler stood at 211 this morning, and will show a steady decrease for the rest | of the month,, it is believed, Mor dents s bel ot um -t The | Stantey { poned 1ts aftérnoon, April students of the abont General Grant's going 1o Wash- |ington 1o get eral Chartes Quigiey had charge program. tinued highest nrark ever scored at week listed on the absent s, On Wednesday 257 just two the o7 The num- list was e than have been ieved that almost 75 per eent of the ptu. vaceinated, and # all will be before Monday when they will either have to be vaeccinated or leave school Gymnasinm girls have danger i passed. ened somewhat to make it less diffi- cult for the absent students to make up work when they return. class tor both boys and been omitted . until all Studies are light- ther exercises in honor of Gen. eral Grant were held in the suditor- Carison classes Gustave lower his morning. his commission as gen- United States army. of the The exercises will be eon- 1til about the middle of April of the Special Notices Ladies' Ald Soclety of the Memorial chureh has post- Caster salo from Wednesday nd to Wednesday afternoon, April 16th, easternd NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THUKSDAY, MAKCH 27, 1924 SEEK NEW SUSPECT - ASAUTO MURDERER New York Police Run Down All | | Other Glues in Mystery New York, March 27.— Admitting th_:n_all their first clues had been without foundation, the police today sought a man hitherto not mentioned In the case as the murderer of Mrs. Mau< Bauer on a lonely Staten Island road lare Tuesday afternoon. The latest suspect was said to be the driver of & sedan motor car sim- ilar to that in which Mrs. Bauer was last seen in the company of her mur- derer; he further was said to have annoyed Mrs. Bauer with his atten- tions 10 days before she was shot and Leaten to death, Mrs. Mary Pero, mother of Mrs. Bauer, told the police her daughter had complained te her a week and a half ago that the driver of a smail sedan had driven abreast a street car on which she was riding, and had fol- lowed her for seviral blocks. In a general way, Mrs. Pero said, her daughter's recital showed,’ he resem- bled in appearance and attire the ‘man in brown” who was eliminated as a suspect last night. Another lead being followed by the police—one which they admitted they believed to be but another blind trail —was furnished today with the find- ing of a brown overcoat and brown hat on a north river pier, on the Man- hattan side. A note in the hat, di- rected to the police, indicated that the writer, Alfred Ramsey, was about to commit suicide, It directed that his effects be sent to his wife, whose address the missive said, was “R. D, No. 5, Auburn, Me,, care of Gouse, “I am deing this because T am tired of life,” the writer asserted in his only explanation of his supposed suicide, “The man in brown,” who was questioned for hours by the police vesterday, fully satisfied the authori- ties that he was miles away from the murder scene last Tussday. A blood spot on his hat, which the police had analyzed to determine its age was found to have come from a cut in- flicted while shaving several weeks ago. H rican Priest Die In New Yoak Hospital New Haven, March 27.—Word came from St, I'rancis’ hospital, New York eity, today of the death of Rev, John Paul Egan, of the Dominiean order, whose boyhood home was here, A # ter is Mrs, John Donovan, wife ot Chiet Donovan of Meriden, and Rev James Egan, Waterbury, Dr. Danlel Togan, Chicago, and Charles Tigan, New London, are brothers, Three unmarried sisters live here, The fu- neral will be held from Mary's church here Saturday, City Advertisement Eealed bids for furnishing the fol lowing labor and materials for the City of New Britain, for the season of 1924, will be received at the office of the Board of Public Works, Room /206, City Hall up to 7:30 o'clock P. M. Tuesday, April Sth, 1524, Proposal blanks may be obtained | and apecifications may be seen at the above offics, {Dom Re-Sotting Curbe Re-Laying Vlag Sidewalks Biredt Bprinkling. Plainvijle Sand Furnishing Crushed Ftone Delivering Crushed Stone Conerete Sidewalks, Curbs and Gut ters, | 'The city reserves the right to reject {any and all bide, or to accept any bid | BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKSE I Geo. H. Johnson, Sect'y. THEM DAYS IS GONE FOREVER NOUR DAUGHTIER, SIR - AHMLM- ER-- |F YOU KREW HOL) MUCH L CAReD-- - } P B , 5 Coprohs by Latiod § eatine Syadies T ——— > YOU WANT TO MARRY MeR?- WHY SURE - GD TO IT, SOW- GET PARED - Tor work ¢ 206 ARCH when you hear that the fied ad section 18 growing THE HERALD || “WANT ADS” Alphabetically Arranged For Quick and Ready Roferenee LINE RATES FOR CONSECUTIVE INSERTIONS Charge Prepal a0 09 a8 day 1 tine line line Hne line o line 36 tine 3160 Yearly Order Rates Upon Application 1 2 3 ‘ 6 30 a ANNOUNCEMENTS Burial Vaults, Monuments AUTOMOTIVE el L R Autos and Trucks For Sale Ll AUTOMOTIVE | SR Autos aud Trucks kFor Sale § p—— VAULTS—Concrete stecl rein water proof, heremetically sealed. will outlast either wood or metal. Do not require larger i .a, reasonably priced. N. B. Vault Co., 276 Maple. Phone 2766. Florists and Nurserymen 3 | CUT FLOWERS—an? potted plants at low New Britain Greehouse, cor Oak and lle St. Phone 699-2 CUT FLOWERS— Potted plants, variety Specializing on funeral Johnson Greenhouse, 517 Church St. 880, price pleasing work. Count € words to a line. 14 lines to an inch. Minimum Space. 3 lines. Minimum Book Charge, 35 cents. No. Ad Accepted After 1 P. M. fe Class\fied Page on same Day. Ads Accepted Over the Telephone for Convenlence Opurator. Call 925 and e——— CUT FLOWERS, potfed plants: all kin funeral work; free delivery. BSandallie's Greenhouse, 218 Oak St. Phone 2643-12. LANDSCAPE gardener d _nureeryman. H. C. Simonsen, box N. B. Road. Plainville; "phone 195-12. Lost and Found 5 BANK BOOK--No. 22338, Commercial Trust Lost, Finder please return to bank. GOLD—watch chain lost, Finder call 2818. Reward Personals NATURALLY-—-when you think of comcret you think of Baker and Lasher, Tel. 1966. 19— tore Announcements 7 A, GEOF ~Jeweler, formerly of Roomi 10, 166 Main St.. 1s now located at 436 Main St directly opposite East Main St. FREE—5x7 enlargement ‘with every foll of film developed by Ohrnstedts, 72 West Main St. CHOICEST USED CARS IN THE CITI— 6 touring. 5 pass se pas. coupe, Buick, § cyl roadster. Buick roadster, winter top. Stepheps touring ear. Studebaker. light six touring. Studebaker, speclal eix, touring. stearns 1oadster. 1921 Packard, light 6 eyl 4 o cars ate lu good shape and can be bought at a fair price. NEW 225 AF BRITAIN BUICK €O, ST. PHONE 2607, DODGE—touring, good tires and paint. Rudoinh's Garuge, 127 Cherry St., Phone | 2051-2. Salesroom, 4 Elm St.” Phobe 3342 DON'T HESITATE—selze this opportunity. Bu§ a car on Our easy payment plap. You can drive one home dawn. Aaron G. Coken, street, Hartford, FORD SEDAN—! Jjust thoroughly cverhauled. Henry St. CORT ROADSTER 1 fine ehape medhanio ally, good paint and § good tires. Ru- doiph’s Garage, 127 Cherry St. Fhone 2051 good running condition, Inquire, 2§ GET A BOTTLE TODAY If you don’t know the full, rich food value of Seibert's milk or cream you've been missing something that belongs in vour life. You ought to buy it. PARK ST. PHONE:1720¢ ¥ NEW BRITAIN.CONN. — WANTED — GIRLS GIRLS Faperience not necessary. Good wages paid, New Britain Shirt Co. tEET AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE The Fidelity Finance Corp. 87 West Main St. Professional Bldg. Tel. 1291 all parts of Shirt Making Upstair. FRENCH PLAY Will be given hy ST, JEAN BAPTISTE SOCIETY Athuanian Hall, 351 Park st FATURDAY NIGHT, MARCH 200) the haif of Herald Cla You haven't heard on Your Harp. it WEATHER STRIPS—Install the accurate metal stripe saving 1-3 cosl bills. 7. Woods, 81 Main St. Phone 2768, GUT OF LUCK—~we mean those that don't own & camera. Don't be one of them, we bave cameras from one dollar up. Ar- cade Studio, —_— e (___avromorve ) e Auto and Truck Agencies 8 CARS—"Better cara wad Bulck is build- them."” New Britain Buick Co., Arch _street. Phone _2607. ADILLAC CARS — Saler and Servi Motor Co. “A Reputable Concern. West Main, corner Lincoln street, CHANDLER and Cleveland motor care snd cessories. American Sales Co., 8 Eln St. DODGE BROTHERS MOTOR CARS-—Balos and service. 8. & F. Motor Sales Co., 155 Elm St., corner Frankln; ‘phone 731, DURANT AND STAR motor care. Sales and service, “Just keal Good Cars” O, A. Yence, 18 Main etreet; 'phone 2216, FORD CARS, Fordson tractor, Sales serv- lew; genuine parts and accessories, Autos motive Balen & Sorvice Co., 200 B. Maln. HUDSON AND ESSEX—America’s leading car values. See the Lew (naches. Honey wan Auto Sales Co. Kalws and Servicw 139 Arch St ‘phone 2109, HUPNUBILE CARS—Sales un) Service, City Bervice Station, nley and 6 Main St onens NATIONAL TRUCKS - Rackiiite Park and Bigelow Sts Phone 4. Agents l:rl New Britain and vicinity MOTOR veing bullt corner | FORD 1920—touring__car, in_ §ood shape throughout. Price $135. Automotive Used Cai_Exchange, $6 Arch St., Phone 1729-2 FORD 1820—roadster, good tires and ap- pearance, $135. Automotive Used Car Exchange, 86 Arch St., ORD 1920--sedan, fires, paint and uphol- stery In fine shape. Price $250. Automo- v Car Exchange, 86 Arch St Sedan. Roadster. Touring. Roadster, Sedan. Touring, 4 eylinder Roadster, 6 cylinder. FORDS— 1925 Touring. 1922 Bedan, 1920 Coupe, CHEVROLET-= Touring. TERMS ARRANGED, & F. MOTOR SALES CORP. DODGE BROS. DEALER. 155 EIM § PHONE PEN EVENINGE, FORDS—We have severall good buyc ir r6 at $35 aud higher. Automotive Exchange. 86 Arch St Phous HUPMOBILE 18 excellent engine or terms. A. Phone 2456, HUPMOBILE, model “5" roadster. Gooo appsarance and in fine cunning condition Rudoiph's Garage, 127 Cherry St Phon: 2051-2. HUPMOBILE SEDAN—Ilate model. roasonable, good tires, perfect condition Rudolph'e Garage, 127 Cherry St. Phone 2. Salesroom, 4 Eim St. Phone oUpe. §o0d appearance and 5 good tires. ast Hawker, 52 Eim St HUPMOBILE touring car i A-1 mechanically; Gve good tires, $350 takes It A G. Hawke: ‘phone 2456, snape. d looks 8 MARCH SALE AT HUDSON AND ESSEX USED CAR DEPARTMENT-— 1922 1923 1923 1923 1923 1923 1923 1921 Ford Coupe. $tar Sedan. Maxwell touring. Maxwel Itouring, Essex touring car. Oakland coupe, 5 pass Maxwell port Touriug car. Hudson 7 passenger Tourlng. Essex Touring. Studebaker. 7 pass. Chevrolet Sedan, Bulck coupe, Buick, 7 pa TERMS TO SUIT PURCHASER HONEYMAN AUTO BALES CO. 139 ARCH ST. TEL. 2109. Tourlug. touring, MAXWELL 1917 paint, upholstery good. Automoti 6 Arch_St.Phone MITCHELL COUPE 1 tion. Price very reasonable. 13, F. Downs, Farmington Ave. Plainville, 2nd houss over Plainville line, le§ elde of road NO EXCUSES—Just think! A car of your own—open and closed modela All popu- lar makes. Gamn by our 14 years experi- ce. Aaron G. Cohen, Inc.. 185 Park Hartford. GLDSMOBILE 1918—1 pa good shape. Prices $200, 2nd_floor, i OVERLAND—Model “T", 1831 {ouring car. Rudolph's Garage. 137 Cherry 5t Fhene 2061-2. GVERLAN $75. Tel. 3236 W, GLDSMOBILE 1921 3 real buy 'n a tamily car. In*govd ehape throughout. Price only $200, Terms to suit, Automotive Used Car Exchange, %6 Arch Phon PACKA sing! well club_sedan ~ G Price $125. Tires, nd engine are very Used Car Exchange 72! good gondi- nger _touring 7 W uring car for sale. Prl This is o six touring and Max for sale, ‘l'el. -1 FORD 1920—panel dellvery. 1o tine cond! tonsin every detail. Price $160, Auto motive Used Car B change 86 Arch St Plone 17 NGTON-—Tligh grade wolor cars. and Bervise, C. A. Bencw 61 Maln 8t lone 2215, (AXWELL, A o ales and nett. 98 Arch bly known Groen, Salee and ohone 7899 Balws and Eim street: the world over. Service ABIT and Oakland inotor v Bervice. A, G, Hawker, ‘phone 246 FAIG A Whitmore F [ “to 32 —§00d mechanival condition and paint; cord tires, bumpers, Gabriel snubber, ete, Price reasonable for quic sale. 75 Black Rock Ave. Phone $13 FORD BEDAN 1823—8 hrand saerifice for $360, Call West Maln street, X =1 ton panui t practically new. Exchange, 86 Arch FORD SEDA T 8400, This, Automotive 8t. Phone tires excellent. Price $200, ar Exchange, 88 Arch &t. Phone Motor Motor Co, REO MOTOR M. Searle & Co, Lim and Park 8t ‘phone 2110, I Snubbers. WILLYS-KN cars, showroom at 4 Elm Cherry 8t “The Bieeve-Vaive R._C. Rudolph; 'phone 3051-8, Sales and Horvi Now Britain, ngents for service, 13 Meto STUDEBAKERS—~Light sx touring, special six touring, $1425; big six to 1 K. O. B. factory. M. Trving Ji 103 Arch St “This 13 & Studobaler year” Autos and Trucks for Saje AUTOMOBTLE SALE=big seloction 850 to $10y down and you can wiong in the car of jour cholce, wurance required. Aaron G. Cohen. 185 Park_street, Wartford, sy CK=Big & touring in good shaps Price $100. C. A. Bence. b1 Plion 5 CADIL vac sonable Rudoiph's §t., Phone 2061-2, . e 3392 CHEVROLET 1925 touting « val shape and appearance Ment rubber Car) Hawker, 41 ¥ Tike the the Herald Claesifi section is growing breeze No fn- ne., B price rea 127 Cherry 4 Elm St. nger tounng unrage, Salesroom, ar, mechani. good, ex A 2458, city, BUT WHY ARE YOU AFRAIW OF ME?~ YOU'VE AUWAYS SEEMED SO STARED - CARS and tru ks Kenusth Main &t | GOOB USED CARS 1018 1021 1" 1919 1920 Chevrolet teuring Ford touring car Maxwell touring car, Stuts touring car. Stuts touring car Etudebaker #pocial six touring. Ford Roadster $35. car. AW BRITAIN 6 MAIN BT, MOTOR BALES €0 PHONE 168, FORDS! FORDS! T—form a truck 876 A bargain at the price. Cut_Exchange, 86 Arch St STEARNS KNIGH ear In_ porfect Phone §55 n govd shap Automotive Used Phone 17293 passenger touring Cheap for quiek 5 ape. & car in running condition, C. A. Bence, 51 THUNDERBOLT NO. FIVE o RED TAPE SURANGE REQUIRED. MARKED WEQUIRED INDICATE pOW? AN NT eraun sport tour 6, 1020 touring 6, 1917 touring Chevrolet tonring Dot 1922 touriy vord 1 [Rre) Kissell Lexington Lexington famon 6 Packard 7 Stanley & Lexington coupe . Franley steam roadster Eream touring tauring sedancite touring pase pask oA 191 endan “anle M others, Maxwelle, Che vaklande, Overlande, $50 up, AARON COMEN, I8 Vetablished 1910 ALL YEARS-ALL PRICE $10 TO $400. TERMS ARRANGED BUY 1 ABLE UR NEw USED CAR CAR DEA A RELL AUTOMOBILE €O, PHONE 1513, ELMER 2IMAL POLLY AND HER PALS TRAY THE LUCK! HERE T HIRES ME A EXPEMSIVE DETECTUFE T WWATCH IS JOVNT AN HE \ AT on “THE JOB LOOKA HERE. BROTHER. IF M GCOMMNA ON\T RESULTS I GOTTA HANDLE “THIS CASE N Creat Brrea 4 by Serapmen Feaiome Servwe - JUST AS L LISTEN, POLLY. HOW “THA HECK S T GONMNA GIT RESULTS SUSPECTED, ASH. HASMT SHOWED = You BUTTS IN | BATTBRIES —Th &t Open Bieninge nlev Steam tare Lexing'on and Cakland DLealers, TWO ToN AUTO TRUCK, CHEAP. BD OLD BY O MARCH . S18T. FIRET HEASONABLE OFFER ACCEPTED. APPLY, ABERTHAW ©0O, 8 ELM STRELT MuE £ CARR-. 1981 1 ariand tauring. wire whesls and I tires ng 1971 cadine AVLET & RENAETT PHONE, 2057 CAT pALE FEING VING oy W 15 PELY ALEEROC AXD WIHAT YOU ARE BUY YOU ANE LOOKING FO A D USLL CAR ITR HEF \ 111, BE SATIEFIED—1% CAR 1IN PRICE--15 SERVICE, N e TIME—HERFE VAT ACT ALY ING, T¥ aw THE Pt LIRTED 18 ACE Bt THE BARGALY Studebaker, 1974 151 197 ot Mg tght s ton e 1871 1021 Dodge, 1917 Grant, 19 ALY MUST BE SOLD AT ON¢ PORITIVELY THE BEST CARS EVER OFFERED. M ATICH ST IRVING JEST 193 OPEN EVENINGS, Auto Parts and Accessories 11 ACCESSORIES—For &l makes of carm Full iine of springs, guaranteed againet breakage. Crank case wervice free Al prices reasonuble Handy Garsge Eir corner Seymous !‘!ybng ns AUTO SUPPLIES—-PISTON PINS, AMER ICAN HAMMERED RINGS. HAYSES TOS LINING, MOBILUIL UILS BUUN OMY AUTO SUPPLY CU, 11 MAIN 81 GATTERIES — Westinghouse, Automool!: and radic batteries. Cotton's Battery Service Sa., 309 £ Mam St “‘f‘, 198 Wiliard has proven its Simmons Storage Bat- Phone 2. \ “THOROBREL" —Cords. &l wizes mileage. means com fort. wafety ana_ecomomy. prices reason | _Tire Co, 219 Arch. 1743 and with tires tules and wheels ¥ord touring budy wind. shield and top. 310 Phowe 1959 MICHE! IN—Tires and tubes Gas and service. Koppell Auto Stpply Cow Fim St. Phome 2145, worth. Try us

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