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

NEW BRITAIN WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16, 1924 !TELLS ABOUT TRAINING CAMP DAILY HERALD, ) AUTOMOTIVE Autos and Trucks For Sale L] | HUPMOBILE—model R coupe, in fairly —_— l ANNOUNCEMENTS ] —-——-—.—J Store Announcements City Items ,l AUTOMOTIVE ”l | Autos and Trucks For Sale l' THE HERALD TEXAS FRAUD CASE | ; | for Selected NOW UNDER PROBE Republican Officals Absolved by Witnesses Today Washington, April 16.—0. B. Wil- liamson, post office inspector, told the senate committee inquiring into charges of land frauds in the lower Rio Grande valley of Texas, today that ueither R. B, Creager, Texas republi- can national committeeman, nor (., H. Swallow had attempted to conceal anything from his during his investi- gations, Inspector J. M. Donaldson, who followed Williamson on the stand, was questioned by James R. Page of Kan- sas City, aiding Senator Heflin, demo- crat, Alabama, committee “prosecu- tor.” Donaldson said that in March, 1921, he went into files including complaints of frauds in the Rio Grande Valley, prepared a questionnaire for pcrsons elaiming fraud, and received answers “T did not have time to make a per- sonal investigation,” he said, explain- ing that complaints had come into his office at Kansas City. There were 12 or 15 land compan- ies, Donaldson said, inovived and many of the complaints were against the W, E. Stewart Land Co. companies were members of the low- er Rio Grande Valley Land Men's as- socfation, he added. “I was trying as best I could to investigate all companies at the same tim he explained. Senator Heflin maintained Donaldson was removed from Texas land fraud case because complaints of Creager's influence and that William- son was substituted. TRADE SCHOOL ATHLETES SUSPENDED FROM LEAGUE Ineligible 'To Play Against Other State Association Teams For Period of One Year New Britain state trade school's basketball team will not play against teams in the state trade school ath- letic association this spring, athletes at the school having been barred fot a year from participation in league activities at a recent meecting of the state association. The school will have a fast baseball team this season, nevertheless, and will play a full schedule on home and out of towp diamonds. The edict by which schoo!l athletics are barred from league affairs was the result of two ineligible players appear- ing in a contest against Bridgeport trade school. A league rule requires that players, to be eligible, must be bona fide puplls at a school for a period of thirty days. One of the players who appeared in a basketball uniform was a former pupil at the New Britain school and the other had been attending classes for 26 days. Director Herman Hall said this after- noon that the men were played through oversight, When he learnpd that they had been used, he disband- ed the team and wrote a letter of pology to the league. ‘It was a teehnical, but not inten. violation of a league rule,” Mr, Hall said, “Some of the boys were in favor of quitting the association but T advised them to take their medicine like men snd they have decided to do this’” that the of Mr, Hall expresscd the opinion fl-mt: fhe league action was rather drastic, NORWALK DEPUTY SHERIFFV Bridgeport, April 16.—Sheriff Sim- n Pease of Fairfield county, today announced the appointment of ¥d- ward J. Lyeett of Norwalk as deputy sheriff from that town succeeding Nelson W. Benedict, resigned. The ! “prejudice” through | Headquarters Faney Maine Seed Potatoes and Fertilizers for all crops. The C. W. Tel, 691.—adv. | Dr. and Mrs. A, J. Savard and son, | Du accompanied by Dr, Savard's parents, and Mre. Phillip Savard of Bristol, will lesave tomorrow for Lines Co. | | Washington and Baltimore where they will visit Attorney E. E. Savard and Dr. Henry Savard. Visit the Mary Elizabeth, New Brit- ain’s new exclusive dress shop, for gowns, street and sport wear of dis- tinction, at moderate prices, open until 9 o'clock all this week. The Mary Elizabeth Shop, 87 W. Main, Prof. g.—Adv. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph former resident of this moved to Utica, N. Y., where they will make their future home. Mr. Donovan is the New York state rep- re ive of the Russeil & Erwin Mfg. Co. For smart spring hats, at moderate prices, call the French Hat Shop, 87 W. Main, Prof. Buldg. Will keep open evenings all this week until § o'clock,—Ady. Biagio Giammattel has purchased a shoe repairing shop at 434 Myrtle street from Ottavio Candileri, 3 Columbia Records, $1.00. Pierce Co.—advt. Rosine Passonissi has sold a maca- roni manufacturing shop at 98-100 Washington street to Gaetano Gibil- <o, Let John A. Andrews washing with a Maytag.—advt. The regular meeting of Lovi Moore Tent, Daughters of Veterans, will be held Thursday evening at § o'clock. A family supper will be served at 6:30 o'clock. Smart Spring Millinery, Shoppe, §7 W. Main St., | —advt, The New Britain chapter of the Connecticut Council of Catholic Women will hold a meeting this eve- !ning in the Y. M. T. A. B. hall fol-| |towing the Lenten devotions. | Home cooked lunches at Crowell's | —ad Hart- P. Donovan, city, have C. L. do your French Hat | Prof. Bldg. Carl Nebo, of 133 ford avenue, can of his left hand while at work yester- day. He was taken to the New Brit- ain general hospital where it was| | found necessary 1o amputate the little finger, | Hallinan’s Lunch to 7:30 p. m.—advt, 8. E. Dinsdale of Toronto will de- liver an address in Odd Fellows' hall Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock under the auspices of the International Bible Students association, aged from §:30 a, m. Farley Buys Interest in Main Street Block An $50,000 realty deal was consum- mated yesterday when Willlam J. Parley purchased the Ward estate in- terest in a block at 283-280 Main strect from the Hartford Connecticut Trust Co., administrator of the estate of the late John Ward, The building | has a 48-foot frontage and 216 feet | |depth and adjoins the Central build- ing in which Mr. Farley also has an interest. The Ward block has three stores on the first floor and offices and rooms on the second floor, Prospect Street Residents File Protest on Garage The building commission is invel tigating a complaint made by Pros- pect street property owners that Alex | Olson is allowing a building at §§ Prospect street to be used as a publie garage and servico station while his' permit to build specified that it be used as a warehouse and repair shop. | The permit was issued September 13, 1922, The eorminissign was in session last night to give inttrested property own- | ers A hearing on the proposed con- a0 The no struction of a publie garage at Jim street by Brin and Koppel. petitioners did not appear and hearing was held. I fake, a drink distilled from rice, ‘h the favorite Japanese bev erage. T MEPRELY GAVE YOU THAT COLTD CREAM AS SECURITY. Y UNDERSTAUD AMD MOw/ L Y You i For ,several men to Devens for two weeks | !fying the grounds, {quet hall will be erected on the rear an employe of the Vul-| Tron Works smashed the fingers | ‘:— Judge and Major From New Haven Asks That New Britain Be luzpre-‘ sented at Camp Devens This Year. | The advantages of the citizens | training camp at Devens and the his- | tory of these camps and what they have been doing since the first Platts- burg camp was founded by President Theodore Roosevelt and General Leonard E. Wood, formed the theme of an address to the Kiwanis elub of | New Britain today by Major John L. Gilson, judge of the probate court of New Haven, Judge Gilson explained that the camps are for the purpose of training men and boys between the ages of 16 | and 24 in citizenship and not for war., He said there are no obligations for | military service assumed by those | who attend. He asked the Kiwanians 10 use their efforts to send a man or this summer, It was voted to cooperate with the Rotary and Lions clubs and the cham- | ber of commerce in one joint meeting cach month. | Mention was made of the military ball next Monday at which Governor Templeton will be present. | TEARING DOWN OLD CHURCH House of Worship Formerly Used By St. Mark's Parish Being Razed Yor Auto Parking Space, Workmen have started tearing down the old St, Mark's parish house in the | | rear of the Burritt hotel. The build- | ing is more or less of an eyesore there, according to officials, and is be- ' ing taken down with a vicw to beau It is likely the ground it occupies will be used as a parking space for automobiles for the | ‘nmv being, there being room there for 130 or 40 cars. Eventually a new ban- of the building to occupy this space, ATTENDING CONFERENCE J. C. Moody, vice principal of the | Senior High school, left today for New York where he will attend the fifth annual conference on administrative problems in secondary school com- mercial education, The conferences are conducted by the federal board | for vocational education. In conjunction with this conferenc the Eastern Commercial Teachers' association holds its annual three |days convention, Mr. Moody will ttend that also. of New Britain, April 2, 1924, | James F. Flan- Flannery Vs Succes- City Court, City Thomas F, Flannery, wery and John H, Credilors, Representatives, sors and Assigns of the New Brit- | ain Savings Bank and Building As- soclation, Upon complaint of Thomas F. Flan- nery, James F. Flannery and John H. | Mannery of New Britain, praying for | | reasons set forth a cancellation of the | mortgages and judgment that said | mortgages be declared void, now | pending on the second Monday of | April, 1924, It appearing and being found by the subscribing authority that the place of business of the New Britain Savings Bank and Building Associa- tion, if in existence, is unknown to the Plaintiffs or to their Attorney, and that if said eorporation is no longer| in existence, the representatives and creditors, or some of them, or the residence of some of them, s wun- known to the Plaintiffs or their At torney Therefore. it iz ordcred that notice of pendency of sald complaint be given by publication in the New Brit- ain Herald, a newspaper published in said eity, once a week for two con- secutive weeks commencing on or be- | fore the 5th day of April, 1024, EMIL J. DANBERG, Clerk of the City Court. SORRY. UT 1 SOLDY TO SHUR e (s ) vy (A SHALL $ 10.000 EXCHAMGE | HYACINTHS—tulips | Gregg case which is of but one day's | i out “WANT ADS” ||| Alphabetically Arranged For Quick and Ready R .09 13 line 4 line 36 line 1. Rates Upon Application Count 6 words to a line, 14 lings to an Inch Minimum Space, 3 lines. Minimum Book Charge, 35 cents, No Ad Accepted After 1 P. M. Classified e on Same Lay. Ads Accepted Over the Teleplione for Convenience of Customers. Call 925 and Ask for a “Want Ad" Operator. for B. GEORGES—jeweler, formerly of nonm 10, 166 Main St. is now located at 436 CHEVROLET 1917—490, price §80, condition. n good Horace 1. Hart, 358 Arch §t, Main 8t directly opposite Last Main St. | filin developed by Ohrnstedts, 73 West CHEVROL! excellen Shepard. ET—sedan t condition. Tel. 306 for sale, 1922 model, Inquire, William C. Berlin, E—5x7 enlargement with every roll of | | Main St. o children of | t Hotel Barber | Shop will give a nm alr tonic rub with w CHEVROLET 1821—touring good & engine. St. Pl car, tires, Co., new top, Excellent 176 Arch ppearances .and Superior Auto ione 211, each haircut, for this week on! WEATHER STRIPS—Install tLe accurate metal strips saves 1-3 coal bills, window screeus. T. E. Woods, Phone 2765, AUTOMOTIVE Auto and Truck Agencies BUICK MOTOR CARS—"Better can are beiug bullt and Bulck 1a builde ing New Britain Buick Cou | 2! street. Phone 2607, CHANDLER and Cleveland motor cars snd accessories. American Sales Co., & Elm St. i s o i l ANNOUNCEMENTS Burial Vaults, Monuments | CADILLAC CARS Hales and Service, Lash Motor Co. “A Reputable Concern.” { West Main, corner Lincoln street. CHEVROLET MOTOR CARS—Bales service, Buperior Aute Company, and CHOIC] These throughout price, fair NEW BRITAIN 5 ARCH ST. EST USED CARS IN THE CITY— roadster, touring car. 4 pass, coupe, . 6 cyl, touring car. Studebaker light six touring, Chalmers touring car. in goode shap be bought at a are all and can BUICK CO,, PHONE 3605, St. Phone 211, BURIAL VAUL1S—Concrete steol reinforc- ed; water proof, heremeticaily sealed. wiil outlast either wood or metal. Do T Irs, reasonably priced. B. Vault Co., 276 Maple.. Phone 2765. BRITAIN—Monument _ Works, 123 Monuments of all sizes and des- Carving and letter cutting our cription, specialty, 2 BROTHERS MOTOR CARS—Bajes | COANS COAL €O are 3 tru 8. & F. Motor Sales Co., 166 xorm!r Franklin; ‘phone 731, T AND STAR motor cars. Sales “Just Real Good Cars.” C. 8 Main etreet; 'phone 2215, FORD CARS, Fordson tractor. Sales serv- fce; genuine parte and accessories. Auto- motive Sales & Service Co., 200 E. Main. Florists and Nurserymen 3 X VARIETY OF—Easter plants and _cut flowers, Easter Liles, Daffodils, Tulips, Hyacint piracas, R Carnations | and Sweet™ Peas, Order early, Prices | reasonable. ~ Johuson's Groenhouses, | Chureh 8t, Tel. 850. { S—Easter and cottage plants ral work, at reasonable, N. B, | ._cor. Oak _and Lasalle Sts. _ | es, tulips, datfodils, rambiing | roses, other flowers. Fusaro's Greenhouse, 55 Eilis street, EASTER LILIES—Tuli: y Daffodils, cut flowers, Carnations dragon, Sweet Peas. If you desire to have a pretty Kaster plant, order it| early and we will reserve it . Very rea- sonable prices. Adolfa Sandallie, Florist, 218 Oak St. Phone 26! FIUIT—and shade trees, grapevines, bar-| bery, privet hedge, e bushes, 1iydranu- gae aud pansies, Paonessa, 212 Oak St. and daftodils for | Easter also frult trees, evergreen and privet hedges, Henninger, corner | Tremont and La! Sts. Lost and Found 5; DOG—white, black and tan, found. Owner | can have same by calling at 216 High St. 1at floor, | LOST—Commercial Trust Co, check and | two letters, Pleaso notify 354 Church St., rear, A. Eem; Tel., PURPLE—Teather pockeibook lost contain- | ing gold ring. Thursday in Woolworth' Return to 7 Yale St. Phone 95 ward, STRING OF Columbla 8t. 8t. Reward, ritt_Hotel. e party that has off of the Shuttle Meadow Ave, brook after 8 o'clock last night them or there will be trouble made we liave the number of the rar. AMBEIR BEADS—Iost Letween and Burritt Hotel via Arch Return to operator Bur- Taken the | PAIGE AND JEWETT—81065 HUDSON AND ESSEX—Amerl Teading car values, See the new coaches. Honey- wan Auto Sales Co., Salsa and Service, 139 Arch St.; ‘phone 210¥. [IUPMOBILE CARS—8aies and Service, City Bervice Station, 'Hartford Ave. coruer Stanley and 6 Main St. A. M. Paonesss. ATIONAL TRUCKS—Rackliffe Inc., Park apd Bigelow Sts. Phone 1014, Agents for New Britain and vicinity LEXINGTON—HIigh grade motor cars, Sales and Servise, C. A. Bencw 61 Main | ‘phone 2215, MAXWELL AND CHALMBRS—Sales and | service, McGauley and Bennett, 98 Areh’ street, MOON MOTOR CARS—Favorably known the world over, ¥. L, Green, Sales and Service, 142 Arch St, Phone 623, SH and Oakland motor cars. Sales and Service, A, G. Hawker, 58 Eim street; *phone 2456, to § Whitmore Palge-Jewett Co., 1% B, Main St, (near Elm), Phone 3399, REO MOTOR CARS and tri Keunneth M. Searle & Co. Sales and Service, cor Elm d Park Sts, New Brita'n, Comn.; ‘phone 2110, Local sgeuts for Gabrisi _Enubbers, capacity ton see Col: 0 or DEPEN odge ing, 1 roadst Ao S AL ex, DOD 155 DODGE—touring, Rudoinb' . Balesroom, 4 Eim 8t, Phone 33y% —roadster, 1921, in very looks good, fine tire: 2051 Superior 211, capacity. is selling out, there ! for sale, 2 Whites of 2 tons | each and 1 Brockway of 1% For further particulars, n about it at 15 Main St. Phone 2425 DABLE USED CARS=— B 921 er. ., 1921 roadster, 1921 tour- reen deliv Ruicks, 1 Fords, 1922 coupe, 1922 tour: dan. Durant, 1923 sedan. 2 ecach, Terms arranged. 19, . MOTOR SALES CORP, GE BROTHERS DEALERS ELM ST. PHONE 131, OPEN EVENINGS. §ood tires and paint. s Garage, 127 Cherry St., Phone §00d shape This i& a bargain, Arch 8t. Phone Auto Co., 176 WILLYS-KNIGHT AND OVERLAND iaotol cars, showroom at 4 Elm St.; service, 127 Cherry Bt R. C. Rudolph: ROLLIN—and Jordan Motor and service, Onorato Motor Co., Main St. Phone 3425, Cars, sales 18 TODGE BROTHE 15,000 miles owned, can be seen at 48 Howard Bt 141713, 7821 touring car, Tun like new. Privately Tel. Bargain for looks Reason for selling. Y B—auto exchange, full line 26 Willow street. STUDEBAKE! Light #ix touring, uNl x O & 193 Arch 8t. “This . l Studebaler yel <o in hington St., evenings. and truc 31 North Phone 45-4, muination runabout first_class condition. Plainville, M Prucks for Sale N touring, 1921, condition, Tires good. age, 127 Cherry St, Phone 2 $400; motor in good | Rudolph's 51-2, Eal Autos Paint, upholstery Mechanically pere Cherry street, 5 good tires, paint, ¢ and engine excellent, Superior 176 _Arch St. Phone —touring car. 3 very good. Rudolph room 4 ¥im St. Phone WRIST WATCH-—green gold square In shape, lost Saturd: between Berlin trolley station and Xensington Grammar achool. 4 © the biggest variety of Kodaks, Anscos, and thé {mported Con- Nettel cameras, the best made, Prices from one dollar to 375, Arcade Studio, —_ 1} Smallpox Situation in This City Clearing Up Neleases from quarantine and dis- | charges from the isolation hospital in the latter part of this week and the early part of next week will elean up almost every case of smalipox in the city, Dr. Richard W. Pullen, su- perintendent of the department of health, said this morning. The patients in the hospital nearly cured in almost every stance, With the exception of are | in- | the duration, the patients should all he of the institution by the Ilatter part of next week, the health author- ities believe, The health department realizes the possibility of more cases hrr-anx‘ out, although they are expected to be few in number rather than epidemie, and it is not expected that the hos- pital will be closed for several weeks. HARY AR 1 HAr ! 1 THMK CAM PERPSUATE YOUR COUSIM TO PART WwW/i'TH 1T, EASILY EnoueH’ ( Sy ( e N ) BUTCKS—touring and roadsters, Not Tate FORD COUPE at_once, A-1 condition, must be sold Phone mocels but fairly good bu. Cohen, Ine., 185 Park iHartford, | BUICKR-—W uring | FORD—touring [ model, Ave., 1st_floor, 5 vascenger, 1924 Inquire, 165 Hartford car, prand new, at $100 to 193 Arch 8t |¥¢ extrns, Al over 9,000 miles, Irving Jester, 193 BUICK SEDAN condition, i M. Do $50 dow Address, een upe, good condition n, $15 @ month for 10 month Box 17, 6 and T FORD = runabout, cond floor, 8t mer 4§61 | ®ood coudition, Easy terms, no red tape. | Aaron G. Cohen, Inc,, 185 Park St., Hart- ford. iUPMOBILE 1922—coups, good appearance excellent engine and 5 good tires. Cash or ter G. Hawker, 52 Elm St Pho; HAY. 3 pass. brougham, in excel- lent shape throughout, mew paint, 5 new tires and wire wheels, M, Irving Jeste:, 193 Arch 8t “This fs s Studebaker Year." HUPMOBILE SEDAN—Iaie model Piice reasonable, good tires, perfect asndition Rudolph's Garage, 137 Cherry St. Phone 2051-2. Salesroom, 4 Elm 8t. Phone 3392. HUPMOBILE TOURING—{irst_class condi- tion, only run 7,500 miles. Will sell rea- sonable, Dr. Lasch, 353 Maln, Phone §37. LEXINGTON—touring car, 1915, in A-! shape and looks good. C, A. Bence, 51 Main St. Phone 3221 uBert %, tourlng car, 1919, Garage, 137 Chery St. Phone __Salesroom, 4 Elm St. Phone 3592, OAKLAND, 1920—sedan, good paint, tires and upholstery, Very good mechanically. Price only $250. Terms to sult purchaser. M. Irving Jester, 193 Arch St, “This is a A Studebaker Year.” PATGE—\We have 4 of them, all fouring cars and In fine shape. Prices are 131a at $250; two 1920's your cholce at $330; one 1921 at $450, Terms to suit pur- chaser. M. Irving Jester, 193 Arch St. “This is a Studebaker Year.” REO, 1818—touring ca passenger, A-1 ways handled carefully, new paint and §o0d tires. This is an excellent buy at 5. Terms to sult purchaser. M. Irv- g Jester, 193 Arch St. “This is & STUDEBAKERS—We have several very good used Studebakers to choose fromi. Jester, 193 Arch St. “This is i ier Year." STANLEY STEAM—cars. We offer & ! to choose from. These I been hauled in_our shop. Aarom G. Cohen 185 Park St., Hartford, NS, 1023—touring car, paint, excellent tire Main St. Phone 2215 Rudolph’s 2061-2. 7 passenger C. A, Bencc USED CARS— Studebaker, Dodge, 5 pass. sedan, Reo, § pass.. sedan., Oldsinobila eight touring. Cadillac touring. Ford touring, cheap, big six sedan, Good used cars at right prices. AMERICAN SALES 6 ELM STREET, INC,, 1712 OPEN EVENINGS, MAXWELL (OUPE-— MO RFULL PUY AUTOMOBILE CO, FORL DEALERS PHONE 4613, BUICK=Big 4, touring car, in good shape. Price $180, C. A. Bence, 61 Main St Phone 221 “K, 1921 —model 49, SenEer tours New paint, Tires and engine in excellent shape, DPrice $790, Terms to suit purchaser. M, Irving Jester, 193 Arch 8t. “This is a Studebaker Yea Herald classificd ads supply a want, the display ads create a want,—advt, WANTED DRESSMAKER For our Alteration Dept. ROTHFEDER’S 378 Main St. ARy BUT YOU DONT ! ) SEEM “TO PEALIZE THAT 1A OFFERIMNG TWICE ’ ! @ FORD—speedater, bt _overhead epecial geared up, wire wheels. sport body individu: rage, 12 room 4 al fenders $300. Ru 7 Cherry 8t, Phone ¥lm 8t, Phone 338 olpl's Ga- . Sales- | FORD TRUCK—ons ton, Malleble Grove Tnquire at the Iron Works, cor, Myltle and troots. FRANKLIN, Iooking, 4365, Yo to suit purchaser, Arch St 1918 —club roadst A good comfortable, economical car at u should see this machine, Terms M. Trving Jester, 103 “This 1s & Studebaker Year. GOOD 1923 1823 1923 1922 1022 1931 1921 191 1921 1620 1917 HON 139 A USED CARS— Star sedan. Oakland coupe. Tord coupe, Dodge touring. American slx touring Hudson tourin Studebaker touring. Haynes touring. Max touring. Bulck coupe, Hupmobile touring car EYMAN AUTO SALES O, RCH 8T 2109, OPEN EVENINGS TEL, USED CARS — in trade for and taken go0d oany terms. new Foras, Al priced low with condition Hupmaobile Studebaker Allen 1 Dodge Maswell Hudsan 15, touring car 17, touring car, touring car. 1 1% H] worm drive truck, ton delivery, 2, roadster, touring 23, coupe. AUTOMOTIVE USED CAR BXNCHANGE, PHONRE 729 58 ARCH 8T STUDEBAKER, demonstrator. This car broken in and looks new ter. 183 Arch St. “This irving Jer. s a Studebaker STUDERAKEN —late 1950, big six toufing car. New paint, 5 tires and in excellent roendition M. Trving Jester, 193 is a Studebake: Tear.” USED CARS~ TWEERITE IS 1920 n Pierco Arrow touring, this car Is excellent econdition, ruly il mell at a eacrifice, gond or good paint, 1920 Eseex. 1818 Chalmers, 1918 Dodge. For good values in used cars tee MCGAULEY & BENNETT, 98 ARCH STREET, PHONE 2953, CEED CARS~ Bulk touring With Rex top, Esse: coach. Nash 6. demonstrator, “hevrolet, superior touring. Ford touring. ' A. G. HAWKER, TEL. 2458, 2 ELM ST,