New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 10, 1924, Page 16

MUST ACCEPT, SEEMS GERMANY'S OPINION Press Galls Attention That Fight- ing Is Impossible ssociated Press. Berlin, April 10.—The bulk of the editorial comment published in the Berlin newspapers today inclines to the opinion that the report of Briza- dier General Dawes' expert reparation commijttee constitutes a basis for ne- gotiations. Oniy in the isol i stances of the nationalistic or opposition to the recommendations voiced, and even there the familia ery of ‘“unacceptable” which greeted past plans is wholly lacking. Hugo Stinnes' Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung declares it behooves the man government to give the report “ebjective and intensive tion.” Vorwaerts says its rejection would be a catastrophic piece of stu- pidity en which the “I'rench imperial- ists are unquestionably speculating. “The question which now confronts any German government, the socialist organ continues, “is: can it march into the Ruhr and drive out the French? It not, then there is only one path to freedom left us, and that in indicated in the experts’ report., The question ia merely whether the liberation of the oceupled territory shall be a complished by guns and payments. Yo reject the experts’ report is impos- mible, and what one cannot reject one must wecept.” The only organ which suggests the recommendations should be bl rejected is the Nationalist Deutsche Zeitung, which declares they would invelve 'the enslavement of Ger- many.” Germania, organ of the center par- ty, takes the view that the proposed burden upon Germany ara extraordi- narily heavy and doubts whether they would be bearable, It thinks that the . report forms a basis for international discuasion which, if conducted in the préper apirit, has prospects of suc- eess. This view is shared by the Vos- aische Zeitung, the Tageblatt and the Lokal-Anzeiger. The Monarchist Kreue Zeitung, while complaining of the heaviness of the burdens, does not advocate com- plete rejection. The discussions, it asserts, must be preceded by the evac- uation of the Ruhr, the fixing of Ger- many's total reparation obligations * and the guaranteeing of her financial | \ sovereignty. All the newspapers are pleased fo And the experts taking the view that the restoration of Germant’s eco- nomio and financial sovereignty jn the eocupied territory is essential if the proposals are o be carried out, RECEIVED BY POPE European lnmy Commissioner |Is Grected By His Foliness, Rome, April 10.—Edward L. Hearn, general commissioner for Furope of the Knights of Columbus, on being re- ceived by Pope Pius after the dedi- cation of the Knights of Columbus welfare bullding yesterday, offered the pontiff an illuminated parchment pressating the institution to His Holi- ness Jfogether with funds for its up- ke The Pope presented Mr, Hearn with & Jarge-sized medal struck for the oc- easion, bearing on one side a portrait of the pontiff while on the other the newiy-erected bullding s depicted with the dome of St. Peter's as the background, PIVORCE DECREE DENIED Rebis M. Braden, who appeared in wsuperior eourt yesterday to press her @fvorce suit against William I.. Bra- don, vow living In Panama, was de- wnied w divoree, but the case was re- turned to the files. She alleged Sabitual intemperance, Went Creamery Butter, 5ic Ib.; 3 ibs, $1.00, Russell Bros.—advt, THEM DAYS IS GONE FOREVER has examina- ! ! MAPLE HILL NEWS The annual meeting of the Woman's club of Maple Hill will be held next | Wednesday afternoon, April 16th, at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. H.'B. Lienhardt on Golf street. The host- will be assisted hy Mrs. L. E. Dary and Mrs. W. A. Kinner, Donald Proudman has resumed his studies at Dartmouth after spending the spring recess 7 his parents, M. and Mrs, E. B. Proudman. The Maple Hill Bridge elub will meet next Tuesday afternoon, April 15th, at the home of Mrs. Frank B. Rau on Robbins avenue, Miss Doris I.ee Seattergood, daugh- ter of Mr, and Mrs. D. M. Scatter- good, entertained a number of oung friends at a party Tuesday af- ess ternoon in honor of her fourth birth- | Mr Mrs. Samuel B. Bassette of Waterbury were guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. Cogswell on Theodore street, last ‘week-end. Berlin Grange gave a minstrel w in the Newington Grange hall t evening. Following the enter- tainment there was dancing. Miss Catherine Wells returned to “onnecticut coilege at New Longon, uesday after spending a short vaca- tion with her mother, Mrs. William Wells of Newington Center, William F. Sternberg, who has been The confined to his home on Golf street | much im- the past five months is proved. Robert Hine, son of Mr. and Mrs, William E. Hine of Maple Hill ave- nue, left last week for Detroit where hie has accepted a position. Thurston Bassette of Waterbury spent last week-end as guest of Leon- Olmstead on Robbins avenue, Several hr'v\en y\ama- have been given Mrs. Wm. F. Sternberg who will soon move to New Britain. Mr, and Mrs. Sternberg have heen residents of Maple Hill for over fourteen years. ard MUSSOLINT ACCLAIMED His Return to Paris k One Trinmphant March Rome, April 10.—Premier Musso- lini's return to Itome from Milan fol- lowing the elections is being turned into one long triumphal journey, en- thusiastic crow: applauding him as his motor car passes on its journey. At many places special flluminations made, and bands play patriotic Long are airs, Caribineers were obliged to open a road for the premicr’s car at Reggio Nell 'Emilia when throngs of admir- ers pressed forward acclaiming the head of the Fascisti government., At Regglo Mussolini said: “IFascismo is no longer in the min- ority but is the whole renewed na- tion. It is now in Ttaly of Italians, who if necessary will defend her with their last drop of blood.” DIVORC The divorce action Mary \.mnlv through thel office of Klett Alling, against Salvatore Variale \\lll be heard in superior court on April 17. On the same date, the y.-flrm of Theresa Zotter Wolf against ! Gustave Wolt will be heard, Attor- ney Joseph G. Woods represents Mrs, Wolf, The divorce suit of Ntose Winicetre Czemalis against John Czemalis will be heard April 25, and May 2 the action of Lena Kanapatski against William Kanapatski will be heard. Attorney David 1. Nair represents the wnmnfn in these actions. brought by OCOTTON l"(‘l‘A\GF HOURS Liverpool, April 10.—The cotton exchange here will be closed Sature days during June, July and August, On Fridays, ffom June & to Augugt 29, the exchange will remain opén tor trading until 4:30 p. m NOUR WHISKERS - - GEE THEYRE FONAYY - - IE PHONE'S \ BEEN RINGNG | BVER SINCE ( T SOLD AGH.) THAT / FERMENTED '\ CoLpd CQEw HERES A DARTY AMAMED JONES WAMTS A JAR OF TheE STURF MO, HERES FIND OuUT Me ALl ’ WHERE I \ oY AROUT! her | BERLIN NEWS (Continued From |to attend this meeting. | Main street. | The mid-week be held at St. evening at 7:30 o'clock. Rev, Sutcliffe will have charge !mervice. A choir rehearsal low. Mrs. |the members of the | her home in this place noon A celebration of holy will be held at St. Sunday morning at The condition of Lenten service of will Edward Xahms this 2 o'clock. Cyril street by illness, is somewhat 'proved and he is able to sti short time each day. | The residence on occupied by James | William Ogle and owned by Wilcox Trevethan them on April 15. ANNOUNC IMENT, 93 of Martin Ernst of of the engagement Inger D., to Mrs. | Drive, daughter, |of 12 Tremont street, Hartford. Tnseparable Twins Barnstaple, !here in 1851, | side at the same [since. Both were same day and they occupation ers and choristers for years, ' Oh, So Pretty! back has the most beautiful Paris. 8he won cent pretty back contest, as well as her back, also her honors, Her VERY FONAY « - = Seventh Page) church and invited friends are urged Mrs. Edward Treichel is entertain- ing her sister at her home on lower Gabriel’d church this Samuel entertained “Social Five” after- communion Gabriel’s church Brunelle, who is confined to his home on Main up a avenue and E. P.| | Dunham has been sold to New Brit- lain parties and will be occupied by Announcement is made by Mr. and Sefton their Kenneth E. Roberts, son of Mre. Mary 8. Roberts | date has been set for the wedding. Wales — Richard and | John Webber, twin brothers born near started work together |as molders and have worked side by ever married on the live next door to N:c'h other. Each has 10 children and | both have been Sunday school teach- Mile, Diana of the Casino de Paris in all first prize in a re. face, has won SOUTHINGTON NEWS At the regular meeting of the board of burgesses and the warden held in the borough clerk's Tuesday evening a petition was re- Main street asking that a street line be established on the east side of the street from Carter Lane to and in- |eluding property owned by Daniel] | Hurley. board voted for the establishment of the line called for in the petition, The matter of the budget was also informally discussed and the senti- ment seemed to be that it would not be ‘necessary to raise the tax leaving it at' the same rate as year, A petition was received from the residents of Knowles avenue asking !that a petition introduced by prac- sion of sewer mains om the avenue | be rescinded. The board turned the | matter over to the hoard of sewer commissioners as it had done with the previous petition. It is under- |stood that the assessment charge is what prompted the residents to have the matter rescinded. Miss Eileen Degnan of North Main | street is a patient at the Meriden hospital. The Sons of Italy club held = “Ladies’ Night” at the club rooms o Center street Tuesday evening which a large number of the mem- bers with ladies were present. Re- office | ceived from the property owners on | After a brief discussion the | rate, ! last | |tically the same petitioners at a pre- | vious meeting calling for the exten- | | THE HERALD “WANT ADS” Alphabefically Arrwged For Quick Charge Prepaid 20 03 a8 .21 .38 $1.50 $1.50 Yearly Order Rates Upon Application Count 6 words to a line. 14 lines to an inch. Minimum Space, lines. Minimum Book Charge, 3 No Ad Accepted After 1 Classified Page on Same D Ads Accepted Over the Telephone for Convenience of Customers. Call 925 and Ask for a “Want Ad" Operator. cents, M. for ANNOUNCEMENTS ] Burial Vaults, Monuments 1 | BURIAL VAUL1S—Concrete stecl reinforc- at | freshments were serted and dancing was enjoyed. Rev. Staphen Coffey of St. Thomas' seminary, Hartford, preached the ‘Lrn'!’n sermon at §t. Thomas' church The services consisted of the rosary, a scrmon and benedic- }!ion of the i blassed sacrament, | Lenten devotions consisting of way of the cross and benediction will be held in the church Friday evening {at 7:30 o'clock. |1ast evening. | - | Frank BRarbour of Bristol street ‘has bought a new automobile, + A. W. Dudley, formerly owner of {the Pudley Grocery store in the cen- ter, has rented two gasoline stations {from Thomas Rich, one of them in Southington on North Main street fand the other in Plainville at Hart's Corner, Mr. Dudley has disposed of {his intercsts in the grocery store to Bernard Potter. The bowling team of the Pexto office force defeated the team rey |senting the office force of the |sell Mfg, Co. of Middletown, Tuesday |evening. A social was held in Southington Inn following the games {at which dancing was enjoyed and Michael Petrullo are the owners of new automobiles. party this A caucus of the rvepublican will be held in the town hall evening to nominate candidates for the borough offices to he elected at tle annual election which will be held the first Monday in May, It pected that the present office holders |will seek re-nomination. The regular monthly meeting of |Hannah Woodruff chapter, D, A, IR | was held this afternoon at the home of Mrs. Willlam Thompson of Sum- mer street, Plantsville, A meeting of Wonx tribe M., will be held in the ciub (this evening. rLon rooms DRIVE FOR NEW MEMBERS, An important meeting of the Y. 1 juniors was held last night ‘clock in the Talmud To h 1.,.:\ Winkle, New Britain Y. M, A |ropresentative to the southern \r\\ Fngland convention held recently in Bridgeport, reported on the conven- tion. He stated that an interesting program was being prepared for all the Y. M. H. A. branches for this coming summer. The members of the Y. M. H. AL SIR- WHSKERs aRe A woee | THEM DAYS IS (RSTITUTION, YOU SHOULD the the | Joseph Ashklar of Knowles avenue | is ex- | | Court for the City of New |sald City of New Britain, [to the subscribing authority eJ; water proof, hberemetically wealed. wiil outlast elther wuod or metal. Do not requite larger Ir.s, teasouably priced. N. B. Vauit Co.. 276 Maple.. Plione 2765. Hlorists and Nunerymm 3 A VARIETY OF—Easter pianta and _cut Easter Liles, I‘ work cor, aleo funeral Greenhouse, “Peas. I you desire to pretry aster plant, order it early and we will reserve it . Very rea- sonable prices. Adoifa Sa nmr, Florist, 5 O Phone 12 Shade trees, liedge, rose Erapevines, bar- busbes and Ily- 212 Oak St Teward if ,m. o re- R T T (__ ANNOUNCEMENTS 1' ————————————————————— Personals ! AUTOMOTIVE ] Autos and Trucks For Sale L aster_Sunday 'don't forget to get a | We have the biggest varlety of Anscos, and the imported Cone ttesa-Nettel cameras, the best made, Prices from one dollar to $75. Arcade studio. Store Announcements 1 B. GEORGES—jeweler, formerly of Room 10, 166 Main St. is now located at 436 Main St, directly opposite East Main St. | FREE—6xT enlargement with every roll of film developed by Ohrustedts, 73 West Main St K [ metal st screcns, [ —————————— | L AUTOMOTIVE ] ies 8 STRIPS- 8 saves 1 il mns, window . Woods, Phone 2765, 1{ Auto and Truck Agen: |BUICK MOTOR CARS—"Better ¢ are being bullt and Bulck |I builde Ing them” N Britain Bulck Co. 2 Arch streel Fhone 2607, CHANDLER and Cleveland motor cars -nd accessuries. American Sales Co., $ Eim 8t. CADILLAC CARS — Sales Lash Motor Co. “A Keputable Coacern.” West Maln, corner Lincoln street. CHEVROLET MOTOR CARS—sales and service, Superior Auto Scrvice Company, 176 Arch st. Phone. DODGE BROTHERS MUTOR CARS—Balea and service. 8. & I, Motor Sales Co., 156 Elm_St. corner Franklin; ‘phone 731, DURANT AND STAR m cars. Sales and service. “Just Real Good Cars” C. A. Bence, 18 Main strest; 'phone 3218, FORD CARS, Fordson tractor, Sales serv- ice; genuive parts and acceseories. Auto- | p. motive Sales &' Service Co, 200 E. Main, HAUDSON AND ESSEX—America's leading car values, See the uew coaches. Honey- man Auto Sales Co.,, Saiss sud Service, _ 139 Arch_St.; 'phone 2104, HUPMOBILE CARS—Baies and Service, City Service Station, Hartford Ave. corper Stanley and 6 Main St. A, M. Paonesss. INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS—Rackliffe Bros, Inc, Park and Bigelow Sts. Phone 1074, Agents for New Britain and vlchllly 0d seme-. DOD CHOICEST USED CARS IN THE CITY— Packard, light & tour: Bulck, 6 cyl, § pass. vedan Buick, 6 ¢yl 4 pas, coupe, Buick, 6 cyl. roadster. Buick roadster, winter top, Stephens touring car. Studebaker, light Studebaker, special six. Stearns roadster. touring. touring. These cars are in good shape and can be bought at a fair price NEW BRITAIN BUICK CO. 226 ARCH 8T. PHONE 1807, DEPENDABLE USED CARS— 2 BROTHERS- 1023 Sedan, B type. 12 2 Touring. 1321 Touring. 1821 Roadster, 8 exlinder, ¢ eylinder. Roadster, 1922 Touring, FORDS — 1822 Sedan, Touring. DURANT-- 1923 Sedan, SSEX 1922 Coach, TERMS ARRANGED, #. & F. MOTOR SALES' CORP. DODGE BROTHERS DEALER. 165 ELM ST. PHONE 73 OPEN EVENINGS, LEXINGTON—1ligh grade motor cars. Sales and Servise, C. A. Bence, 61 Main 6t.; phone 2216, ESSEX 1824—coach run 500 jniles alfo & 1933 Essex coach. Best of values. Aaron G, Cohen, Inc, 185 Park St. Hartford. MAXWELL AND CHALMRRS—Sales and eervice, McGauley and Benuett Arch strest, Shepierd Aog. Apyly 1 & Lockwood, White Oak Plai MOTOR CARS— L. Green, Phone MOON the world over. F. Service, 142 Arch St “wateh _fob w kson “Lodge No, am world war sersice, Colonial Inn, Plamsille S TN : ‘! ol | NASIT and Uakland wotor cars. ESSEX FORD 1923 1920--roadster, Appcarance, me- condition ‘and tire equipment Piice low for quick sale, Call ehanicnl very good. 1701 —touring car, and tires very good, fect, R. C. Rudolph, 1 Bervice. A, G, Hawker, b8 Elm street; o'nl!on. 2456, PAIGE AND JEWETT: 065 to '~170. Whitmore Palge-Jewett o, 319 B, Main St., (near EIm). Phon and avold furtiver REO MOTOR CARS and tri Ken M, @carle & Co. Sales and Service, c Elm and Park New Britain, Con ‘phone 2110. Local agents for Snubbe juniors decided to make a drive for more members this week, Every member was urged to do his best, and to bring, at the next meeting, at least one new member, A publicity com- ttee, Mr, Krechevsky and Mr, Kramer, was chosen 1o take charge of the drive, The next meeting will be held at § o'clock next Wednesday evening, in the Y, M, II. A, club rooms in the United build an v Britain General Hospital ve. Heirs, Representatives and Cred- ftors of Antoinctte . Hills: Cit Court, City of New Britain, April 12, CORDER OF NOTICE the to above en- the City Britain on April, A D, complaint in brought Upon titled action, the third Monday of 1924, claiming judgment to clear the | title to certain premises situated in it appearing that the residence of Antoinette K. Hills, if living, 18 unknown to the plaintiff, and that if not Jiving the names and residences of the heirs, representa- tives and ereditors of said 5. Hills are unknown to ifr it Is the action that notice institution and pendency of shall be glven said de- publishing this Order in Merald, a newspa- the city of New week for two con- reentive weeks commencing on or befora April 4, 1924, Ry Order of the Court, EMIL J. DANBERG, Hereby Ordered of this fendants by The New Britain per published in Britain, once a Whistle This Through Your Whiskers. NIGHT AND OVERLAND inotor service, 127 Metor,"” WILLYS-. cars, showroom at ¢ Elm St, Cherry St. “The Bleeve-Valve R. C. Rudolph: ‘phone 201! ROLLIN—and Jordan Motor and service, Onorato Motor Main St. Phone 3426, Cars, Co., STUDEBAKERS—Light #ix touring, $1045 apecial six touring, $1425; big six touring, $1,750; F. O. B, factory, M. Irving Jester, 193 Arch St “This is & Studobaler ye Autos and Trucks For Sale ATTENTION ! 1! Want a bargain? §$150 v Rreyib@er car, excellent rubber, quick. Clark's Auto Main street, es it. 4 pas- A<l tunning con lota of ext Laundry, —— e o F900; mator m goed good. Tudolph's Gare Phone 20513, Sales- ATLEN touring, 1821, conditton, | "Tires st room 4 BUTCR—We o moy cars in fine shape, priced at $100 to £1200. M. Irving Joster, 193 Arch Bt " debaker Y extras, over 9,000 miles, Lrving Jester, 193 Tral Buick _touring EEDAN a2 ohly driven mable, M. = wrsh el omii BUICK=Tiig 4, fouring car, \n good shape. Price $100. G, A. Bence, 51 Maip 8t Phone HUPMOBILE ACKATD: —coupe, good appearan and 6 good # C Hawher, excellent or terms, Phone GOOD USED CARS— star n Essex touring car. Onakland coupe, Maxwell touring car. Buick, 7 pass. touring car, Buick sedan, 7 pass. Hudeon touripg, Dass. Studebaker blg 6, touring ear. Bulck coupe, Ask us about time payment plan on new and used cara. HONEYMAN AUTO SALES 139 ARCH ST, PHONE 2109, co, H lont shape through tires and wire whecl L nt, b new Irving Jester, Studebaker SEDAN=Iaie mouek Price goud tites, perfect esudition, age, 137 Cherry Bt Phone esroom, 4 Eim 8t Phone UPMOBILE reasonable, Rudoioh's Chandler, 7 pase, y good condition, Arch St. Servl Twin_six, 1015, 7 passenger touring car in first class mochanical con- dition, light good tires, Ph o touring, Moon Sales, 142 R R CADILLAT= Antoinctte | the plain- running order, s call after § |87 wodan for sais, 2 miodel, ellent condition, Inquire, Willlam C. Shevard, Tel, 3 Berlin, CAR, . celient Arch and Auto ppearances Superior tircs and paint Cheiry 8t., Phony 4_Eim 8t, Phone 3302 Tondsier, 1921, in very good shape 1o0ks good, fine tires, This is A bargain Superior Auto Co, 176 Arch 8t. Phone 211, By Al Posen ourin W‘ Rudomh's 2051-3, Salesroom, TN 5 7 Topular lowest cen wver offered the during our 14th annual an Anaron G, Colien, Ine, 156 kes at buying publte niversary sale. Park Hart ral ve “loons trom “Thin 18 Studelakers to Jester, 183 Arch St, Year g0od se M. Ining A Rtudebnker ebaker, hig wix sedan Dodge, b pase. wedan Teo, 5 pass, sedan, Oldsmobile elght touring. Cadillac touring Yord touring, theap. 1921 1918 1910 1917 Good used cars at right prie AN EALES INC, w1 OPEN LEVANINGS, fairly Aaron ord. Tome & Popular makes. 5_1ark Har MAXWELL COLPE— FAOW MILEAGE HAR PURCHASED W1 ARE SELL- HIM 1 MOUK] THE OWNE A KEW FORD AND ING THIS CAR FoR INDERFULL A W BUY ELMPR AUTOMORILE CO. RD DEALERS 1518, PIONEPA ¥ BT PHONE 2 MAIN for new Forde. All W ed low with taken good in trade ondition and pr terms, Hupmobile 15, touring <8 ftudebaker 1., touring ca n 17, touring Tiodge 19, sedan Mivwell 17, touring Hudson 18, coupe. Mitchel touring car Uherole coupe. ¥Ford 20, coupe “3, touring . coupe sedan 1 tem warm Arce % ton Aeliers, roadstér, 15, touring car. 23, coupe. ar ‘8 CAR EXCHANGE. $5 ARCH ST. AUTOMOTIVE UZED PHONE 3 STUDEBAKER 1919—touring car in goed rubning condition C. A Henca 51 Waw St uring. gond 1 ¥ Daiy Ava Poass Wit