New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 14, 1924, Page 20

PRINGE BONAPARTE DEAD War Descendant of Napoleon, But An Earnest Republican, and one of America’s Best Foreign Priends, Assouin Apri By The Varis, Bona) Ameri the tamily today Bright's ¢ The o1 whose father Prince R 14 the all the ipolcon the Great Prince Roland best friends of ndants of L an desee died long {iliness from n of Pierre was Nupole was i1 i's broth of naparte order the arriage he Becanuse were cut off from pre- of Roland’s grand- father and his iss possible succes Prince Roland, seriously conee throne, was never aspir- republi- royal ations, st can. Born in is May 18§ educated and was graduat r, but was expelled from the French army at the as he 1858, he was career from St. ¢ s of the house from time when all the except himself were France In November, 1880 he married Marie Felix Blanc, who died two years later. She was a daughter of the M. Biane, proprictor of the g Monte Carlo gambling establishment, and left her husband an immense for- tune. Their only child, Princess Ma- rie, married Prince George, brother of the late King Constantine of Greece, in 1907, Prince Roland was widely known as a geographer, explorer and ethnol- ogist. He was formely president of the Geographical society and the interna- tional aeronautic federation and was also & member of the institute f France and the author of more than a score of scientific treatises, After his declaration of republican- ism Prince Roland was allowed to remain in France, but spent most of his time in research tours. One of his hobbies was the collection of ferns. He visited the United States several times and made friends there with whom he corresponded up to the time of his illness. Ferns were sent to him from every state in the union. He was an admirer of American in- stitutions and during the war once said that while proud to be a French- man, the next best thing he could have wished was to have been born an American. prinee banished o W. E. KIMSEY DIES. Phoenix, April 14.—Willlam E. Kimsey, father-in-law of Thomas R. Marshall, vice-president of the United EBtates Auring the presidency of the late Woodrow Wilson, died at his home in Scottsdale, nine miles from here, yesterday, after a long iliness. RETURNING HOME, Paris, April 14.—The prince of Wales, who has been visiting Biar- | pitz incognito as the Earl of Chester, ! arrived in Paris today, planning tol leave for London tomorrow. | PRINC === Proveris according to | "Old Rubber Ribs" No. 14 “A word to, the wise is sufficient” Keep accurate record mileage! the surer user now and for a long time to come, 1 - KOPPELL AUTO SUPPLY CO. THONL 2145 ' 262 LLM STRLLT 30c for 70c up on most jobe, for the p cents | Good § Use Valdura Asphalt Paint and you wiil is better than most minetal p the rarest 1 ural asphal paint whic acid and alk doors, underar vetfect protecti n be Valdura is made in glossy d, Brown and G It is pr nets from Vs First ¢ a ice, it is Rackliffe Bros. Co Valdura Asphali Paint above ground, and will alvays give Black and rich, deep shades of all rea and, based « than any other paint m NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, e b e ol TRYING NEW TREATHENT Edinburgh, Scotland, Aprfl 14.— | poorer cl City Items Let John A. Andrews do Webb washing with a Maytag.—adyt. es of people in Scot- | your | Doctor Attending Judge jand are consuming denatured alco- hol in increasing quantities, due to| A 8on was born Saturday at the the low cost as compared with other | NeW Britain general hospital to Mr. Aroused by the |and Mrs, Herman Splettstoeser of s from this practice the | ’ast Berlin. planning drastic ac- | Willlam H tion, and Sccretary for Scotland |“lreet leit the New Britain general Adamson has promised that afrer |NOspital Saturday after undergoing ' May 1 all methylated spirits, except |l1€atment for the past few wecks that used for furniture polish, will be | 3 Columbia Records, $1.00. C. so treated that they cannot be used | Fierce Co.—adit. 1s a beverage. Adamson said legis- | ACUNE on a writ of replevin, Deputy jation would be introduced as early Sheriff Adolph Carlson hag in his! as possible to deal with the distribu. |POSsession a diamond ring. The Writ | .« 2 now reatment of the patient of the spirits for use in furni- |%as issued by A, W. Upson, acting for | (yich “inciuded injecgion of a solu- i ihe L. W. Swect, Inc., of New York | against Tillte Olson of 452 Arch stre ™ ftion which had 1 icd with some The'New Britain Candy Co., through | SUCCCo® at Johns Hopkins lrospital. ¢ Nowicki has instituted action ! Judge Webb is suiiering from and others tient Is Slightly Improved Today. alcoholic beverages. scrious effs government i New James H. was comfortable this noon physician, Dr. Joslin, said felt more encou 1 over tient’s condition than at any time for many days. The judge has held his own the past 24 hours. the doctor said. Dr. Joslin said that he was Haven April Webb who is eriti and that Beckett of 188 North tion ture Error Made in Name Of Auto Agencies Owing to an error in Saturday | night's Herald, M. Irving Jester's| ame was inserted under the Hupmo- | ®rate prices see the advertisement. Mayor Angelo | Shop 87 W. Main St onessa is justly proud of the fact ,3dVt. % he handles the Hupmobile and| Alexander Perzanowski has bronzht ster is just as proud of the fact | Siit for $200 against Alex Grabnow he handles the Studebaker, so Skl The pla.tifi is 1 Harold publicly takes this form of | Henry Nowicki an explanation, Mayor Paonessa Acting for Julius Eisenberg. Donald okingly informed the Herald that |Gaffney has brought suit for $2 everybody in town noted the error and |4gainst Simon AL Zucker. spoke to him about it. The Herald | Victrolas and Pianos. Henry Morans also takes this opporfimity of calling | —2d\t. mayor's attention to the value of | A £on was born at the New Britain &8 of in town £eneral hospital yesterday to MY, and $5,117.41. | Mrs, Ernest Goodrich of 65 Relden - [ street. A aianter vashoratiate Dang CLEARING REPORT | Mrs, Clifford Dickenson of 151 Woos- York 12.—The ter st ew Britaln general hosnita! {3 arial fever after officts and sep- ticaemia. r several days 'his con- jon had been regarded as hope- nst John Grabowski $300 For dresses of djstinction at mod- Mary Elizabeth bile Prof. Bldg.— | BANKRUPTCY CASES New Haven, April 12.—Bianco . Hartford building filed a bankruptcy prtition today showing assets of $5,000 and liabili- ties of 815, M. Wercholak, owner of the ations Clothing 631 FE. Washington avenue, represented by | store, and liabilities udvertising, for everybody read that ad. DANISH CABINET RESIGNS, Copenhagen, April 14,—The Danish cabinet of Premier Neergaard, which has held office since 1920, re: ned today. The resignation was the resuit of the defeat of the government party in last week's election, the labor party ! electing the largest number of mem- bers of any party in the Folkething. At the request of King Christian, however, the Neergaard cabinet wiil continue in office provisionaily. QUIGLEY TO ADDRESS LIONS The regular weekly meeting of the lions' club will be held in the Bur- ritt hotel, Tuesday at 12:15 o'clock. The speaker will be ex-Mayer George A. Quigley who will take for his topie “Our City As the attendance at last week’'s meeting exceeded all past performances it is hoped that thb‘ meeting this week will show 100 per | cent, | | New April actual trust comparies for the week show 1 deficit in reserve of § increase of $2 nan’s Lunch from $:30 a. m O p. m—-adit. Banns of marriage were announcgd at St. Joseph's ehurch yesterday for {the second time hetween Walter Kovel land Margaret Sullivan and for the irst time between John Earles and an Dyson, Smart Spring Millinery, French Hat Shoppe, 87 W. Main St, Prof. Bidg. —advt, Dr, C. illivan of Danbury spent | vesterday with his Rev, 1. | Leo Sullivan, of St. Joseph's church. Councilman John J. 'Brien of | Stanley street, who recently under- went an operation at St ancis hos | pital, Hartford, will leave the institu tion sometime this week P. D, Lonergan of th istered at the Hotel Alexandria, | Angeles. | Mrs. Norman Middleton and iren left today for Holland where they will spen is an brother, GENERAL Controversies with custom. ers are costly. Avold mistakes city is reg- Los GREW'S DAUGHTER DE. Berne, Switzerland, April 14 was received from Venice today the sudden death of Miss Edith Agnes | Grew, eldest daughter of Joseph C. Grew, former American minister to Switzerland, newly appointed under- | secretary of state, Town of Cyclists Southampton, Eng, — Southampton claims to have more cyclists than any town in proportion to its size, It is estimated that one in every four per- sons rides a bicycle and thousands of machines ean be seen in the streets at the busy hours, Greek People Vote for Republican Government | Athens, April 14.—The Greek peo- jle have voted by a large majority for the establishment of a republican’ form of goverament to succeed the Glucksburg Dyna Incomplete re- turns in yesterday's referendum re- ceived from Athens and e Piracus up to midnight show a majority of approximately 75 per eent in favor of the change. The provincial returns also indicate a'republican majority, but the proportien is uncertain omplete order has thus far been maintained here, The city was gafly flluminated last night and enthusias- tie crowds paraded the streets be- hind military bands, Dependable Automobile Battery as low as $15.00 A brand new 6 volt, 11 plate stor. age battery, fresh from the factory. Its continuous dependability makes satisfied customers — the life of our business. Our expert ser- vice will prolo the life of your 0'1‘3 battery. A snowfall over London lasting twe or three hours brings down with it hundreds of tons of suspended impurities, AUTOMOBILE. INSURANCE Before insuring voul car, give us a ring. We write all lines COX & DUNN 272 MAIN ST. ONEIL TIRE BATTERY (O, & A0 Washington St Tel. 900 M-vnlrhm- Jiesl Ofite BATTERY SERVICE RADIO BATTERIES AT ATTRACTIVE PRICES YOUR FASTER rcade Studio e Studio Alp-to-date” PHOTOGRAPHS of your tire The more accnrate you are we are you'll he a Michelin [KODAKS. 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BONALLI CONRNER WEST MAIN AND WOOSTER SIREETS it up in conveniént sied con- for use and can be applied on cost-per-year-of- Ine., New Britain Re- | fuses to Give Up and Says His Pa- | contractor, | Bridgeport, filed a petition giving as- | of | | | condition of clearing house banks and | APRIL 14, 1924, wearing false teeth, or amyone who needs teeth, 1 will make up to your order A BEAUTIFUL T OF TEETH AT PLIRSONS WHO N For people No More No Less These teeth are the regular $25 sets and are fulky guaranteed as to fit, wear and appearance. | am making this offer in order 10 acquaint the people of New Britain and vicinity with this office. .50 Guaranteed 15 Years SHOULD H D THIS OFFER '17 For those of you who can wear them, T will make this roofless set, wh will do away with all piate discomforts. Any plate wearcr will see the advantages of this one, For those who want the best, the very finest that money can buy, I will make up to order my t from the most famous makers of teeth— and Ash & Co.. of England. Trubyte, 20th Cen- These tecth are d S, S, White & Co., De They consist of the following well known brands: nd Nuform Teeth. They all go at § tists’ Supply Co., tury Geld Pin NOTICE—This roofless plate will be made with the under-* standing that if you are not pleased with it in every way, 1 will cheerfully refund your money, Could anything be faiver? NEVER before have the people of New Britain had an offer like this. This offer runs for a few days, T want to know the people of New Britain, 1 want the people to know New Britain's finest ard most up- to-date dental office, Come in and have a heart to heart talk with me. Ask me questions ahout your teeti. Let me examine your mouth and give you an estimate. 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