New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 8, 1924, Page 18

e A ‘ it CONFESSES MURDER AND | mercialized. GOES CALMLY T0 GALLOWS | Welland County, Ontario, First Exccution in 36 oday 1las Years, Welland, Ont., May §.—William Al- | _ bert Canfield was hanged in the court " yard of the Welland county Jail carly | today for the murder of Albert J. Morningstar, wealthy bachcelor farmer, | Canfield was pronounced dead eleven scconds after the trap s sprung. | Caufield, who confessed e Walked alone to the galiow ently cool and without ner He was the first person to be hanged | in Welland county in 36 years. The | last was Arthur Day, of Rochester, | who was convicted of murdering his! wife by shoving her over the Niagara &orge bank. Archdcacon of the N. 1. Perry, Church of England, and Caplai Johnson of the Salvation Army re mained with Canficld until a few min-y utés before he ascended the gallows. Morningstar was murdered in his Pome near lonthill. He was beaten | ¢n the head with a shovel until un- conscious and then his house was sct afire. His charred body was found in | the fire ruins the following day. Can-| fleld was arrested when he tried to draw money from a bank wh Morningstar had deposits. Mon bank books and valuables stolea fi Morningstar's home were found in his possesuun DEFENDS FOOTBAL' | Bill Roper, Vormer Princeton Coach, Denics That Grid Sports Has Be- come Commercialized. I'a., May William W, , former coach of I'rince- football team speak- Unlversity club of Jared that col- not com- Reading, “Bill" Rope ton university ing before the Reading last night, de legg foothall in Aweri “Every man who atiends 2 Satur- Cay afternoon football game between golleges is not commercializing the he said, “Instead, he is as- sisting in the athletic of ninety per cent of the of the land, very time sends away a team, it s monc unless it be a foothall team, and the enormous income from foothall is the only balance which permits the ath- letic system of colleges to be contin- ued.” | Lawson Lobinson, track conch at the Universit yof Pennsylvania and trainer of the American Olympic team predicted that the United States would win the track and field events of the Olympic gumes, despite the advancement of foreign nations in the field of sports, 10: LEXINGTON LODGE NOTIE The first degree willl be conferred In full form upon & large class of candidates at the regular weekly meet Ing of Lexington Lodge Thursday eve- ning of this weelk, May 22nd Connecticut . lodge of Hartford will be the guests of Lexing- ton lodge and will exemplify the work | of the third degree. Those who have bad the pleasure of watching the de- gree team of Connecticut lodge agree that It has brought the searlet degree sefection. The en- tertalnment committee has been noti- fied to provide cats and entertais ment for the visitors, All Odd 1 lows are welcom: Special Notice given by the Lady at the Y. W. C. A, 2. OId fashion and Lynch's nrrhlnrnl X Tenefit Dance, Owls, No, 1519 Priday eve, Mg nodern dance Tickets boc—adit. opened® consnlate will be doing Izusi-l Ithe {with the publication of correspondence 'received today | Leials s ot i e e ey e . “,_,_..W,__M‘*fiw_mw, _,mwm.:: CHARGES WITHDRAWN herefore American Consulate At | Newcastle Will Be Reopened Within ! sShort Time, @y 1he Assoclated Press. Neweastle, England, May 8, — imbroglio over the American : at Newcastle, which has caused heartburnings the | of the consulate nearly two | ago, was satisfactorily ended | when €. It Nusmith, the new American consul, called officially on | the lord mayor as a preliminary 101 the reopening of the offices. Mr. Nasmith expects that The | con- sulat S0 since any closure the re- ness in a fortnight, The American consulate at New- | castle has been closed since May, 19 when the British government reyvoked the exequature of Consul Fred Slater and - Vice-Consul Itusseli | Brooks, charging that they had dis- | criminated against British passenger ships in granting viscs.to travellers. The matter was the subject of many discussions between former Ambassa- dor Harvey and the Baldwin govern- ment and again was taken up by Am- Lassador Kellogg shortly after his ar- | rival in London, Final settlement of dispute was announced April 2 between Prime Minister MacDonald evening and Ambassador Kellogg in which Mr. MacDonald said that the charges | against the fwo American consular of- ; rs had been withdrawn. | GLAD T0 BE A DADDY Year Old Burton Tucker Pleased That Daughter Has Been Born To | His 49 Year Old Bride. | New York, May § venteen year | old Burton 8. Tucker, whouse bride, Mrs, Susan O, Tucker, 49 years old, on April 22 gave birth to a daughter at Baldwin, N. Y., is “very happy” to be @ father, according to a telegram | by his counsel frnln the young bridegroom in lLos Angeles, Calif, The lawyer said he had received on Monday from Mrs. Tucker, who with | her young hushand is under indict- | ment in - New Jersey in connection | with their marviage, a telegram which | read “Letter follows, Full explana- tion.” SERVES FIVE Avizona Publisher Then Gets Out On Habeas s Writ 'hoentx, Ariz, May S.—After x'r\»‘ ing five hours in the Pinal county jail | 'at Morence, Arizona, on failure to pay | w fine of 3300 imposed by Judge 8, 11, Abbey, who adjudged him in contempt of court, J. W, Spear, editor of the | Arizona Republican, was released in | |the custody of his attorney pending a hearing by the Maricopa county - | perfor court Saturday on a writ of | habeus corpus, The oditor was ciled for contempt | by Judze Abbey yesterday in connce- tion with the publication of an edi- torial in the publican commenting on the court’s action in a recent mur- | der en | L b Postpone Yaw | ils to Arouse Interest, | Ansoiated Press, Tokio, May §.--Although news- papers here jssued extra editions to- | day announcing the decision to post- | pon® operatiofl of the Japanese exciu- | #ion from the United States until next March 1, little excitement was creats “l by the news. The majority of of- while appreciating the efforts of Prosident Coolidge to effect a com- ! promise that would not offend Japan, refuse to believe that any negotiations can achisve an agreement Which | wonld bs much beiter than the ex- clusion clause of the immigration bill, JAPS NOT EXCITED, eport That U, 8, Is [ Py The THE JINGLE BELLES T THe PARTY © NOW - WSET USTE nNose! - n € weu, T wAS e N Swomrr o' Mmagic L . Z)L \/ vas. 8w, (\-mg Swene \ PED Liansd EROM it pays to keep on trying. ' money | dressed to the “Whoouzit™ The picture Igst Herald was that of Babe Ruth. réplies were received at Herald office, about 50 in all, and they were all correct, Many tonight The prize will be distributed as well as | possible throughout the city. school day will be held next and the prize will be given only to a Clark street, city. “Whoozi | member of the Senior or Junior High | schools, The name and address of the guess- | er as well as the name of the one | guessed at shonld be on the note ad- Editor, New Britain Herald, [—Yesterday s Portrait BABE nUTH CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG BETTER ¥ot Wayne, Ind., May §.- Kimball Young, noted actress who has been confined in a local hospital for the past three weeks will be dise charged from the institution Saturday, it was announced. Miss Young stated she will spend a few days in Chicago resting and then will leave for her home in Los Angeles, America today has wmore single women proportionally than in Colon- ial times, I AP Jouws!! WEL - - = WE'RE G\AD TO see You BoVvs! It | [ | in the | the | oday’s prize of one | | dollar goes to Rose A. Burns of 240 | High | Tuesday | ~Clara | l ANNOUNCEMENTS Store Annpouncements | GECTGER=Jeweler, Tormaiiy "of Room 10, 165 Maln St Maln_St., ditectly oppusite ast’ Main Bt DO YOU WANT—a camera free? Let do vour developfig, when it amounts | - ten dollars we give you a Ansco camera | free. Arcade Studio. | FREE=E37 enlaigement with every roll o [am Main St. SMOTHER'S DAY—May have a photograph THE 'HERALD “WANT ADS” ey For Quick eference.. abetically Arran and leady LINE RATI FOR NSERTIONS Charge Prepaid a8 i 11" You Should of mother. Special for this week only, 6 beautiful §39 pan- nels only $3.50. Arcade Studio, ! WEATHER STRIPS—Inst The accurate nietal strips saves 1-3 coal bills, window screens. T. E. Wonds. Phone a0 daye, Yearly Order Itates Upon Count 6 words to a line, 11 lines to an inch. Minimun: Space, 3 lines. Minimum Bobk Charge, 35 cents, No Ad Accepted After 1 P, M. Classified Page on Same Lay. Ads Accepted Over the Telephone for Convenience of Customers. Call 925 and Ask for @ “Want Ad" Operator 205 11 ot - s e | L AUTOMOTIVE Auto and Truck Agencies | BUICK MOTOR CAR8—“Hetter can are being bullt aud Bulock builde them.” New Britain Bulck Co. Arcl atieet, Phone 2607, CHANDLER and Cleveland motor cars snd Accessories. Amer! Sales Cu., 8 Eim 8t. ‘(—ADII.LAC CARS ~— Bules and Servi Laeh Motor Co. “& Reputable Coacern.™ West_Main,_coiner Liucoln CHEVROLET MOTOR CARS—Salea and service, * Superior Auto Company, _Arch St. Phone 211, VDULGE 'BROTHERS MOYTOR CARS—Sales d vice. 8. & F. Motor Sales Co, 156 corner Franklin; ‘phone 731, AND and_service, A. Bence, 13 Main strevt; ‘phone 2215, FORD CARS, rordson tractor, Sales serve co; genuine parts and accessories. Aul [ BURIAL™ VAU | “ed; " water pioot, heremetically Wil outlasf ‘either wuod o1 noi requird laiger I, N. 176 and 176 —and monuments of marbie te, all grades and sizes, Ceme- tery arrangements made, lots cared for, e Meehan, - Monumental . Union St. Open NEW BRITAIN—Monument Works, 1% Oak St. Monumeuts of ail sizes and des- cription, Carving aud letter cutting our specialty, I‘lurms and Nurser, CUT FLOW al work done Greenlouse, Cn., 200 B. Main, ymen 3 and potted plants, funer- t low prices, New Britain orner Oak and wan Auto Sales Co., 139 Arch St.; ‘phoue 2109, HUPMOUBILE CAR'—III‘.m Bervice, City Service Station, Hartford Ave,, corner Stanley and 6 Mein 8t. A. M. Paonesss. INTERNATIONAL TRUCKBRacklite Brow,, Inc. Park and Bigelow 1014, Agents for New Britaln and nelnlly funeral work. Church 8 CUUT FLOWERS—potted plants, all kin funeral work, free delivery. Sandall reenliouse, 218 Oak St. Phone 2643 FRUIT—and shades trees for sale, grape vines and roses, asters, and ecabbage plants, Thomas Pyonessa, 212 Oak St. Tel, 689-2, ouse, 517 ,LE\ NGTON—HIgh grade motor cars. Sales and Servise, O. A. Bencw 651 Main 8t.; | _'phone_ 2215, jAlAK\\IILI. AND CHAL! rvice. McGauley and Bennett. ll Arch et. | MOON MOTOR _CARB—Favarably the woild over. K. L. Green, Sales & Service, 142 Arch 8t, $25. NASH and Oakland motor cars. Salss and Service. A, G. Hawker. 68 Elm street; ‘phone 2466, PAIGE AND JEWETT—4§1086 to_ 837 -Jewett Co, 319 B, M (near Eim), _Phone 3395, EG MOTOR CARS Kenneth M. Hearle & Co., Saley and Service, cos Eimi and Park ta, New Britaln, Comi.: 2110. Local agents for Gabrisi nd kouna containing chunge tickets, Owner's name Finder call 3 l'rmm.l.l L] Camera free? ¥ Buy when your purchase AIl“fiYI we give you a ade div, FOTCADOPTION < Tiealthy Laby bo Rox 25 Iy, Herald. ol Address, T The Herald classificd ad depart- ment is by far and away the best in the city. LA [ and on BLUE 11 street ¢ tirkots, DO YOU W/ your film Aamounts here, ten ! | WILLYS-KNIGHT AND OVERLAND \aotor cars, showroom st ¢ Eln Bt.; service, 137 Cherry St. “The Sleeve-Vaive Metor” R. C. Rudolph: ‘phone 205! ‘ and Jordan Motor . rvice, Onorato Moter “Radio Gradio” sajer u. " Main_St, Phone 3426, STUDEBAKERS—Light #ix touring, $1045 special six tourin, 1425; big six touring, 0. rving Jester, tudebaker year” BUICK SEDAN 1823—Iot of extras A-1 condition, only diiven over 9,000 miles. Price reasonable, M. [rving Jester, 193 Arch_street. BUICK, 1990—touring car, good tires, top and upholstering excellent, good mechan- condition, Inquire 8§ Black Rock Phone 1489-5, BUICK—Dig 4, touring car, in good shape, Prico 8100, €, A, Bence, 51 Main St Thone Autos an(d Trucks For Sale 2 6 eyl coupe mew paint, ow tire ¢ p . 6 pass, touring. CADILLAC 1921 4 pass 1920 4 pa coupe, newly painted, . coupe, ' LOCOMOBILE-—~ 1015 7 pas for livery, sedan, perfect eondition | : PAIGE { ¢l ’ 1920 5 pass. touring, new paint. * COLE “§"-e . 1 The hurdy-gurdy, for gencrations the curbstone favorite of children, threatens 1o pass. Enters the radio- gradio, or whatever they will name the latest variation of organ grind- ing. Oh yes, the inesitabla “raonk” will #till be there to attract the | youngsters, pase. touring, BTUDEBAKER - 1023 Light & touring. NEW 225 ARCH 8T, BRITAIN BUICK €O, PHONE 2807, HAS ANY: ONE HEGARD ME ReC(tE_* SAIL ON, O SH\@ OF STATE'? - = £ Py 7l Autos and Trucks for Sale | CADILLAC—4 " passenger * now lovated at 438 | o U ! | developed by Obrnstedta 72 West | CHEVROLET 19Z1—touring car, | G l 2 = | AUTOMOTIVE ] AUTOMOTIVE Autos and Trucks For Sale L4 l phaeton, good tires, price §430, K. sedan, O pass, L. Green, land touring, Ch Bulck roadster. or 227 Glen street. wire OVERLAND—model 85, M. condition, Searle & Co., Elm St. cor. Park. Phone 10, touring, 142 Arciy fouring, excellent Judolph's Garage, Salesroom, new tires, erry St, Phone 2051-2, Phone 3388, | - ., 5 but 4000 niles, condition and app like new. all_1283-2, SEDANS—1919 Chandler 7 Dassenger, 1920 go0d appearances and tires tngine, _Superior “Aufo' - Co. Phone_211. ® rage, 137 Cherry St. room, 4 Elm 919_Hupmobi Lexington, these cars a Aaron G, Cohen, Inc., 185 Park St. ford, Conn. DODGE—roadster, 1920, tion perfect. Rudolph's Garage, Chery St, Phone 2051- DODGE—roadster, Tooks good, fi _Superlor_Aute Co., 178 Arch. Phons 211. good_bargain; Hart FORDS-— ALL MODELS ALL PRICES TERMS ARRANGED PRICES RIGHT ELMER AUTOMOBILE CO. 22 MAIN STREET. NEW BRITAIN - DORT, 192 tion, fine appearance, muu. Price reasonable for 1. Wilson, Upson's Corner, (.onn DORT—1ight si told from new. Rudolph's Cher St. Phone 2051~ 2. Elm St, Phone 3392, ED. KEN LI NS s . ] ELGIN 8t, FORD—touring car, for sale, cheap, good FORD—specdster, special bullt _overhead eared up, wire wheels, sport body Rudolph's Ga- Phone 2051-2, Bales- & lndl\l!ull fenders $300, rage, 127 Cherry Bt. room 4 Elm 8t, Phone 339 FRANKLIN, 1918—club roadster, 100king, $366. You should e to suit purchaser. M. Arch Bt, “This (s & ltlld lktr Year." th!l mlcl!lll'. GOOD USED CARS-—~ 1923 Maxwell elub coups. 1920 Wil GOOD USED CARS— Star sedan. Dodge touring. American six touring. Hudson touring. | Studebaker touring. HONETMAN AUTO SALES ©O, 139 ARCH ST, TEL, 2100, OPEN EVENINGS LATE MODEL USED CARS-- ITL DE!AKIR— v cAr must be seen to be appreciated. STUDEBAKE! 1923, apecial six touring car, driven only 5,00 miles and always handled caretully, HUDSON— 1920 touring car, ¥ pass, this ear in in fine shape and looks good., A bargain, M. IRVING IBETER 103 ARCH STREET. “This 1s A Studebaker Year” LEXTNGTON—touring tl" i |n A~l nd_looks good, Phone 2215, new top, Excellent 156 Arch' SORT, 1975—touring car, (irst class condl- | —ouikoes 33 Spring street. ____ earance. ” driven about §600 | STUDEBAKER 1919—touring car 10 #600 Joseph Kensington, . 1923, touring, cannot be rage, 127 jalesroom, 4 DY'S—auto exchange, full line of used cars and parts, 26 Willow street. 20 auto good tires, mew paint, full line of used cars. Rear of 546 West Main A good comfortable, economical car at Lexington, 1919 Hudson nger, Bar- zains_for quick sale. G, Cohen, inc,, 185 Park St., Hartford, Conn. Open evenings. i “tiiese cars Defore you buy and save some. money. Kord delivery 37 touring 3135, In excellent condition, tires can ba see evenings from 6 p. m. Saturday afternoons and Sunday, 397 Farmington A ty. hanical cond 127 USED CARS— §00d_shape This fs & bargain. Phions 211. 1922 1922 1921 1919 1919 7 Good used cars at right prices. Studebaker, blg six sedan. Dodge, § pass, sedan. Reo, § pass., sedan., Oldsmobile elght touring Cadillac touring. Ford touring, cheap. AMERICAN SALES INC, ¢ ELM STREET, TEL, 1713, OPEN EVENINGS. STUDEBAKER—Dig_#ix, good condition, tires. Bargain if taken at once. Louikoes, 33 Spring 6 A running condition. ©. A. Bence, 61 Mair _8 Phone 2216. TOU! —terms as low as $50 down. 1919 Grant, 1919 Buick, 1923 liupmobile, 1820 Oldsmobile 8, G USED CARS— taken in trade for n Fords, All In g00d condition and priced low with easy terms, Hupmobile 18, teuring Studebaker 17, touring car. 17, touring ear 19, sedan, Maxwell 17, touring car. Hudson 15, coupe. Hlltlnll 21, touring ear. Chevrolet 22, coupe. Ford 20, coups, " 23, touring ear, coupe. seda 1 tof 20, 3% ton 23, roadst: 18, tourl 8, coup: 23, rndnor, 4226, worm drive truck, AUTOMOTIVE USED CAR EXCHANGE, PHONE 700-3, 46 ARCH ST, USED CARS—~ ll 2 Bulek touring with Rex top. ‘ Nash 6. demonstrator, rolet, superior touring. Ford touring. A G, HAWEEE, TEL, 2488, -~§ passenger, Buick to rln.. new ten, 04 running order, barga ord Sust overhauled Moran, 3131 ‘hurch St, Open evenings, § ndays Auto Parts and Accessories ,n ~The Willa 8 proven ita Try us. Simmons rage Bat- Arch St Phone 2245, : X ICAN HAMMERED Gfii nu LINING, MO TOS L OI! AUTO SUPPLY OD- 1 -m fl‘ ul'-o Tel, ll’l-& A’ worth, tory, -n ra hmrln cn A, 300 B. Maln It. A low pressure, -ll-n fort, safety and Drices reason- thln The Ball 'hn 004 219 _Arch. |m AS! ! —~with every § Ibs. of rur-nm and trausmission greass in bulk 25 per cent red: ot spark plugs, M ®im, ocr. .evmlmr -unu i [} rvice, lmdl Alh " 'l.- 8t. _Phone 2145. oo . moter O et 600 per gal. This week only. ,xlz‘u Aute Buppiz, 243 Eim Bte Phons fl‘Kl‘l-\'ANlA—V.et;m eup tires, 't [ Cord tires. Clark’s iy Shop, 138 South Main 8t. Phone 1590, STORAG! tires. Phone BA d J. M. Farrell, 110 Fraskiis 9. TOUR BATTERY-I8 TH LiFR oOr YOUR _CAR AND SHOULD BE GIVEN PROPER ATTENTION AT REGULAR INTERVALS, CAREFUL SERVICE AT THE O'NEIL TIRE & BATTERY STA- TION. PHONE 900. 3 WABHINGTON 7. T Autos—Tasi Serviee 18 cfl'i TAXI, PHONE 2370—When you call -mlnltnmunnlm rlr'f-l 4 STAR TAXL szRVtEl_— Call 540, No trip too_long. Office, New Hotel Delaney. TAXT—go anywhere. Phione 2644 for quick service. Hotel Delaney. Fitzpatrick, owner-driver. VELLOW CAB BERVICE—ihe improves tazicab bullt 1o losure safety aud com- fort for the passengers. FHates 30 cts, first % mile and 10 cts each addl- tional quarter mile. Each sdditionnl pas- 20 cta extra wenger Phone 1700 for mediate attention K. B Tax! fory Garages To " c'?"—n Fianiey and Whiting BL. garage nt, _Phone $05. v\rt‘rnr STREET, Apply, Mutorcyies and Bicydies BICYCLES—The Liberty and _ Peeriess, Vrank Prosperi & Co., 261 Msyrtle St Phone 1861, EXCELSION, 1919—with side car; 19, #; 1917 Indian pole; Ace with side car. Price INDIAN _—motorcscie, for sale, good condi- thom. _Call §83-2. INDIAN —motorcycie, 1951, with 988 car. Automotive Used Car Exchange, 58 Arch wtreet. INUIAR MUTONCY ULES—Tie have oov al used machines. Ch.u. B. Hae- L 31 Myrile St Welding Co. 44 South Colony l. 1991, Meria Wor ST RADIATA WONKS—iewks 16 puired. bew cwes imwalied, bodies and fenders quickiy repmired Best equipped #hop 18 town. 197 Arch Se. Phose 1799 & | Wolt_pron. awism (o Hulquie Rros |s chassified 24 depant- the best In The Hersid [ment 1 by far and away the city.