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

16 ——— | ¥ M. C A News | L ] Boys' Department On Tuesday, May 13th the Y who are entered in the local mig tour nament will have an practice the game. Two circles has been made in one of the rooms an the rules of the game will he explai ed to the boys, so they will be a for the elimintaion contests The activities of the Hikers Fave been postponed to Saturday 17, en account of the rainy w On next Saturday this club wi baseball games and a kit fiving test at Walnut T1ill park. Deming Hewitt of the class is leading 1n all tournaments now going croquet, checkers and pool. Elmer Wegh, Art Smith, b Clift Bell, Roland Varsell Bonney have signed up for ¢ zen the first two weeks in J Leomis the boys' sceretary, as tent leader for the group. Dwight Latham of Black Rock nue, has donated 25 more Vict records for the ho department vie- trola. If any one has any records that he wishes to dispose of they will be heartily appreciated by the A circulating library of hoys' has been started in the department The books are donated by the themselves and let out throl regular library card system. So there are over 125 hooks and donations are coming in every day, Several hoys bave handed their mames as being able to sing recite and play musical instn When enough applicants have received it is planned to start a dra matie elub and also a bovs' or- chestra. opportunity hig! three on inc ew Britain ave rola ys boys far the in dance, nents ¥ een Y. W. C. A. NOTES The membership ocommittee Miss Louise Noble chairman, is mve a apringtime party next Thurs- day evening in the gym, to which all members and friends of the associa tion are invited, Miss Fossett with Mrs. Lillian Hopkins is in charge of games. Mrs. Douglas Johnston is in eharge of decorations, Mrs. Emory Corbin in eharge of costumes and Miss Noble of refreshments. Those who eome are urged to dress to repre- sent something which the spring brings and they will be received by ene of tha committee members as Miss Springtime. Y. W. C. A. are to assist as hostesses and to wind up the festivities of the evening there will be reports from the biennial convention, which was held in New York, April 30 to May 6 Coramittes members, members of the Y. W. C. A, girls from the Blue Tri angle and all friends of tha Y, W, €. A. are urged to attend. On Sunday afternoon, May 18th, musieal program will be given at the main building on Hungerford Court to abserve Good Will Day. Miss Frances Parker and Miss Gertrude Hine are arranging the program. It will be an open house occasion and tea will be aerved at § o'clock to all who come Miss Gertrude Rogers, Miss 1" Humphrey, Miss Louise Nohle, Mary Whittlesey and Miss | Andrews attended the Y. W. . A kiennial eonvention in New York last week, representing the hoard of direc tors, Miss Wardrope, Miss Nrugger and Miss Hopkins went from 1t staff and the Industrial Girle was represented by Miss Anna Blair who attended all of the meetir tha Industrial Girls' assembly wers held in connection with the con. vention with to a ora Miss orence Police Uncover Liquor In North Street \(orc Nick Romanick of 141 North was arrested this morning by Poller men Thomas J. Veeney, Willlam & Strolls and William P, Hays when they eseized a bottle of liquor store on North street, He wil In police eourt Monday morning. in his Appear ' Equity The directors of the | [who EMPLOYMENT CONDITIONS IN CDNNECTICUT 600D Month of April Shows 80.8 Per Cent of Applicants at Labor Burcaus Received Work, Hart 10 I'a oyment April state ford, May orahle e situation according eport of the ireau of howing operation of four mployment bureaus for public today. employment supplicd with during the ints for 80,5 per situations of inst T4 w month of t applyir V» par cont the were su £ month femand a o out 12 supplied Apr. than of fema with that o e ppears female than to t more statistics a cent heing per with sit Mareh, placed males iring number even month 1ations while th N was a pre vious for the four hureaus f not for Norwich bureau applications applications for employ- ' for help, situations Haven—applications 1,288; applications for ions secured, 1,120, applications applic ions secured, applicatiol applicati ns secured, for am help, 6: situ Bridgeport for em- ployment, 8£81; situ; Waterbury oymert, o situat WARFIELD APPLIES FOR tions for help, em » help, 683 MEMBERSHIP IN EQUITY Videlity League Member Quits That Association After They Use His Name, May 10, — The has an application David Warfield, prominent members Fidelity league, who the Fidelity yesterday of his name in connee tatement attacking the the American Federation Vew Actors York, association for m from one of of the ml the Actors 1 from r the use tion with Equity and of Lahor, o statement the offices of T« We Ay The mentioned as “affiliating guilty of butcheries of and Herrin” . Sothern and Julia Marlow names were attached 1o the tement which was sent to them by hoard the Aquitania yes wireless last night authorized the use rship most from pro was sent nry M ont tor Equity with los Angeles ducer, dnesc was men wireless on terday, asserted by that they had not of their names, The statement which Mr. Miller plained 1oday was made at the request ‘of certain men and women wishing 1o express their independent viewpoint to the unhappy conflict now the theater,” has caused a f protests from actors alleged authorized the use of their ion with the protest ham, these against the yer Fidelity Ma rep ox relative 1aging storm have in connect William Faver Aclors, as a protest his name, resigned oined Equity yesterday. Anglin another who the st in 10 names one of and garet liated from was ement Northend School Lead In Thrift Competition Northend was awarded rize of the schoo schools of xt and in the was n Hi ph'a 0od euted ma rebel army generals it the private is still at Jar — T THEJNGLEBE.LLES \KE TO Se€ A SOMETHING JOWY - s NEW BRITAIN South Main for guessing the which ap- Charles Cavella of 4 street wins the dollar likeness of Jack Dempsey peared in the Herald last night. There is one thing the “Whoozit Editor” must insist on and that is no telephone calls to give your gucss and the winner til the Herald students’ factory will not be given out printed. High school guessing day next Tuesday; day next Wednesday, and lies day Thursday. “Whoozit" today, it 1o guess married next costs nothing JACK DEMPS Rules of Contest 1Al guesses should be ad- dvessed to “Whoozit” Editor, New Britain Herald 2—I'irst correct 1o received at Herald gets the lar prize Newshoys are not allowed contest 4~Winner Herald h—~Contest closes after printe answer in to he announced day 10 a picture in following at m evening is Wives Reat Hushands Austrin—Wives may husbands and the husbands ' comp! according to a re. of the Austrian supreme heats her held, such natural rea Vie whip fait mustn’t cont decision court, When a wayward spoise & I8 “but the to his conduet,” na, woman the eourt a heati ction DAILY HERALD, (e THE HERALD “WANT ADS” Iphabetically Arranged For Quick and Ready Reference.. LINE RATES FOR CONSECUTIVE INSERTIONS Prepaid 15 Charge 24 s $1.50 Appli das days. days 1 Order Rates Upon t 6 words to a line. 14 lines to an inch Minimum Space, Minimum Book No Ad Accepted Classified *Page on Same Day. Ads Accepted Over the Telep enience of Customers Ask for a “Want Ad" 1 1 1 1 1 1 atic 3 lines. Charge, cents. After 1 P. M. tor one fo Ca Operator and L____—___—_ l ANNOUNCEMENTS ] ) Burial Vaults, Monuments 1 BURIAL VAULI1S—Concrete steci reinforc- | el; water prouf, heremetically sealed. will outiast either wood or metal. Lo not iequlie larger Ir.e reasuuably priced. N. B. Vault Co., 276 Maple. Phone 2765. AEADSTONES —and monuments of and granite, all grades and sizes tery arrangements made, lots care John F. Meehan, Monume ks, Clark_cor. Union Bt ven BRITAIN—Monument Works, 123 Oak St. Monuments of all mizes and e cription, Carving and letter cutting our J marbie | Ceme- llnr|~|~ and \ur»vrvlnl | funeral Rritain Lasalle m.[ potted plar W prices, New Cl ] Spectaliz Tkinds, allie's 5-12, grape cabbage st, | Tees r asters, Paonessa ard shades =& vines and teses, plants. Thomas Tel, 699-2 FRUIT ntaining kess tarned 16’ Hotel uch, d if ATHER- Rew v strayed from notify J. J Tel hat . May 144 Donahue, Kindly o C i Wednes- Carlberg, itials Britain to O rown Fellows, hall, New night. Return Plainville, Conn, tree? Buy when your purchase dollars we Eiva you & Arcade Studio, a here, your fitms amounts to Ans mera fres, e e ———— MILLION DOLLAR SCHOOL | | Bridgeport's New High School is Dodi- | cated This Afternoon—Mrs, Hand- ing Present, Bridgeport, May 10 new million dollar high school in memory of President Warren G, Harding, will be dedicated this aft- | ernoon with Mrs, Harding, widow of | the former president, assisting at the cornerstone ceremonies, Mrs, Hard. | ing, accompanied by George B, Chri tian, who was executive secretary when her husband was president iy scheduled to arrive here shortly be fore noon. Following a brief form welcome by city officials Mrs, Hard- ing will rest at a hotel untii the time for the cornerstone ceremony. The exercises will be brief and will in- clude the reading of a lefter of greet ing from President Calvin Coolidge Mrs, Harding will assist in the lay- ing of the using a solid silver trowel to he presented by Miss Vera Shaughnessy, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Willlam Shaughnessy, Mr ghaughnessy i president of the con- tracting firm building the school After the ceremony Mrs. Harding and Mrs, Christian will return im mediately to New York Bridgeport's cornerstone, DOCK COLLAPSES Thomas, Virgin Tsiands, May 10, The floating dock here collapsed to day while the American steamer Catherine, 2,100 ton within it dock is badly and the engine houss submerged No fatalities from the accident, 8 vessel, was listed to is partly resulted " The port The Boys Dicuss the Theatre. MDA CUTIES" = THATS EOR VS - BY LOOK! ‘FORTY CHORUS-GIRLS = T SAYS - "AND CVERY 6IRL A SATURDAY, DURZAD | WILLYS-KN, named | == MAY 10, 1924. L ANNOUNCEMENTS ” B forinerly of Room | 10, 166 Maln St. ' now located at 436 Main St., directly opposite Kast Main St.| —— 1 AUTOMOTIVE Awtos and Trucks for Nale BUICIK—Dig 4, touring car Price $10 C. A. Bence, Phone 22135, in_good shape. WA Tet us your developing, when it amounts to ten ‘dollars we gite you a Ansco camera | ade Studio. ! BUTCK, 1920—toyring car, good tires, top upholstery excellent, good mechanical condition, Inquire, 88 Black Rock Ave, Phone 1400-5. ited to use L. nd note satisfactory. is paper ing if not RE with every roil of tilin_developed by Olirnstedts. 72 West | Main St | | CITEVROLET 1931—touring car, good appearances and tires, engine. Superior Auto Co., St.Phone 211, CHEVROLET—sedan; Velie sedan; land touring; Chandler 7 pass. roadster. E 17 Over. touring; new top, lent | Arch | 51 Main S8t F. L. Green, 142 Arch or | MOTHER'S DAY 3 haie a photograph Should Special uupsfn.-m saves 1-3 cval bi . Wonds. Phone WEATH metal s acreens. ac \-mnu‘ window | 65. L AUTOMOTIVE ] Auto and Truck Agencies 8 sdanette, 1ike 7 Cherry St. CITH N Rudolph Texington, these cais are good bargains. Aaron G. Cohen, Inc., 185 Park St. 1, Conn, E—roadster, 1820, mechanical perfect. Rudolph’s Garage, St._Phone 2051 tion 127 Chery Done o er, looks good, fine ti Superior Autn Co, very good 6 Arch. Phone 211, —_—— ! B MOTOR CARS—“Better _ can being bullt and Buick s bullde them.” New Britain Buick Co. Arch_ etieet. Phone 2607, CITANDLER and Cleveland motor cars & _accessories. American Sales Co., 8 Klm St. CADILLAC CARS — Sales and _Servi h Motor Co. “A Reputable Concern.’ MWest Main, corner Liwncoln etreet, CHEVL MUTOR CARS—Sales ¢ rior Aute Company, 211 RS MOTOR CAIiS—Bales 8. & F. Motor Sales Co., 165 corner_Franklin; 'phone 731, AND_STAR motor cars. Sales and service. “Just Real Good Care.” C. A. Bence, 18 Main street; 'phoue 2216, FORD CARS, Fordson tractor. Sales serv- Ice; genuine paris and accessories. Auto- | _moilve Sales & Service Co.. 200 . Main, | GARDNT Torms any car in 43 Woodland [ are Ing and 176 DODGE BIG and service, 2im outp HUDSON A: Car values, See the new coaches. wan Auto Sales Co., Saly an 139 Arch_St.; ‘phone 210! HUPMOBILE CARS—Saiesan) Service, City Bervice Station, Hartford Ave., corner Stanley and 6 Mein St. A. M Paonesss. INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS-—Rackliffe aud Bigelow Sts, Phone . Agents for New Britain and vicinity INGTON—1iIgh grade motor cars. 6 d Servise, C. A. Bence 61 Main €t ervice, MAX service, Mo D CHALMERS—Sales and auley and Bennett Arch CATB—Favorably known the world over, ¥. L, Green, Sales and Service, 142 Arch St, Phone § NASH and Oakland motor cars. Salea and Hawker, 58 Elm wtreet; MOON MOTOR FORDS — ALL MODELS ALL PRICES TERMS ARRANGED PRICES RIGHT FLMER AUTOMOBILE 22 MAIN STREET. NEW BRITAIN co., 3 " class condi- fina appearance, driven about §500 Price reasonable for cash. Joseph Upson's Corner, Kensington, DOR miles 1. Wilson, Conn 5, cannot “Rudolph's Garage, Phone 2051-2, Salesroom, Phone 127 ‘ Elm St, ge, full line 26 Willow street. § auto good tircs, new paint, fuil Jine of used cars. Rear of 546 West Main st . for sale, ¢ .ou’a Apply, 1 i built_ov FOnRD—touring car, running condition. FORD— val tndividual cheap, overhed geared un, wire wheels, sport body fenders 3300, Rudolph's G rage, 127 Cherry St. Phone 2051-2. Sale im_St, Phone 3392, NE ear, 1081 i A1 § new tires, price $115, 397 Ave “condition. Farmington ‘phone PAIGE Whitmore Paige-Jewett Co. 8t. (near Elm), Pho; REO MOTOR CARS and tr M, Bearle & Co., Bales aud Servic Elm and Park & ‘phone 2110, Local agents Gabrisl Enubb 31 to 319 E. for T AND OVERLAND \aotor cars, showroom at ¢ Eim St.; service, Chi R. C. I'\udnlnh. ROLLIN—and Jordan Motor and eervice, Onorato Motor Main Bt. Phone 3425 waler 13 are, Co., STUDEBAKERS—Light #ix touring, $1045 special #ix touring, $1425; big eix touring, $1,i60; F. O. B, factory, M, Irving Jeste 193 Arch Bt. “This Ia & Studebaler year. Autos and Tr 4 pass. coupe new paint § pass teuring. v roadstor 4 pass. coupe, 220 7 pams ETUDERAKER 1923 Light & REITAIN BUICK e PHONE A over 5,000 miles, | Irving Jester, 103 Al GOOD USED CARS— Star sedan, Nodge touring. American six touring. Hudson tourin, Studebaker touring. Maynes touring. Maxwell touring. HONETMAN AUTO SALES CO, 130 ARCH ST, orex TIL EVENINGS 2109, LATE MODEL USED CARS— STUDERAKKR 1932, apecial aix and engine are tires, this car must appreciated. aedan uphnlstery new, 4 n be seen to be ETUDEBAKER apecial aix touring ear only 3,00 miles and alway earefu Aviven handled MU DRON tou i in fin bargain an 3 o mhap pass 160ks good this ears A M 19 vy AR TESTER I ETRE 18 A Btuden GOOD USED CARS- 1908 Maxwe tine PEELIRY 1012 anpe, wit A Iym-Knight Tieo speed wagon GAULEY % AnCH PHONE By Al Posen —— M & BENNETT, STREET, - WHAT'S THE USE OF TALK - NG WHEN THERE'S WST Owe DIME BETWEEDN VS -~ - POLLY AND HER PALS SRS ABILITY LDERESTIMATIMG THE AS A KIDMNABER oF FAIR T AMSELS AS oN —-ue “EEDED A PEM MG THE W TIAG w/ALL., B0 “TO SPEAK B SENTIMENTS oOm e SURIECTY wWESE BELOGLENTLY ExXPRESSED HIMSEL ay FOLLOW NG "Tay an 617 R e N TEe STATEMENT * ) . ¢ i BY CLIFF STERRETT/ new. Hart- condi- shape This (s A bargain, . l taken AUTOMOTIVE e ———————————— Autos and Trucks For Sale \ FRANKLIN, 1918—club roads looking, comfortabls, economical ¢ You should see this machine, Terma to suit purchaser. M. Irving Jester, 133 Arch 8t, “This is a Btudebaker Year. GAKLAND, 1931—touring chanical ce dition, perfe: Rudolph's Garage, 1 Cherry St. Phone 2051-2, Salesroom, 4 Im_§t. Phone 3392, % OVERLAND—touring car, model 4, engine overhauled, new battery, cord tires, P. Hanford, Kensington. Phone 656-3, GVERLAND—model 83, touring, exci condition, new ftires, Tudolph 127 Cherry St. Phone 2051-2. age. Salesroom, but_ 4000 like new, % car, ‘miles, ronrllllon and appearanc ‘all 12 touring car in excellent condi- tion new tires, will swap for Ford sedan, self starter not necess Farmington Ave. ANS—1919 Chandier 7 passenger, 1 Lexington, 1912 Hudson 7 passenger, Bar- sains for auick sale. Aaronm G, Cohen, Ine., 185 Park St. Hartford, Conn, Open evenings. STUDEBAKET —big _six, good tires, rgain it taken Touikoes, 33 Spring street. STUDEBAKER 1919—touring car in good running condition C. A. Bence, 51 Ma'n & Phone 2215, = TAUT terms as low as 330 dow 1919 Grant, 1919 Ruick, 1923 Hupmobll 1220 Oldsmobile £ Many oth Aaron G. Cohen, Inc., 156 Park St, Hartford, Conn. 5 cendition, & at once, A, USED CARS— 1922 1922 1921 1219 1919 1017 Studebaker, big six medan, Dodge, 5 padss. sedan, Reo, § pass, sedan., Oldsmobile eight touring. Cadillac touring. Ford touring, cheap. Good used cars at right price AMERICAN SALES INC, § ELM STREET, TEL. 1712, OPEN EVENINGS. e USED CARS— in trade far new Fards, good condition and priced easy terms, All 1n low with Hupmobile 18, touring car, Studebaker 17, touring car. Allen 17, touring car, Dodge 13, sedan, Maawell 17, touring car, ludson 18, coupe, Mitchell 21, touring ear, Chevrolet coups, Ford 20, coupe, 22, touring ear T coup sedan, 1 ton worm drive ' ton delivery, . roadster, touring . eoupe, roadster, §2 truek, DBEL CAR 1900 Ruick 1921 Nash 6. 1923 Chenrolet Ford touring with Res demonsizator supsrior touring. touring, top. A LN G. HAWKER, §1 ELM 8T, AT 5 pp er, Buick thuring, new tap. &00d tuhning order. bargain, 1ord speed ater, just overhauled § 1. B. Moran Aal, Church &t Open evenings, Sunda ,\ulu Parts and Accessories iiard ¥ stmmon Phone S—PISTON PINS, AMER. ICAN HAMMERED RINGS, RAYBES TOS LINING, MOBILOIL OILS. ECON OMY ALTO BUPPLY CO. 11 MAIN & BATTERIES \Westinghotise, automobli and radio batteries. Cotton" Battery Bervice Sta., 509 K. Main 8t Tel. 1171.b. OATTON “THOROBRED —Cords, il #izes low pressure, long mileage, means com- fort, eafety and economy, prices reason- able. The Bail Tire Co. 219 Arch. 1743 EARE GUN FIEE—with every 6 ibs. of tear-end and tragsmission grease in bulk or cans. %5 per cent reduction an a makes of spark plugs. Handy Gara Him, oer. Revmiour strests MICHELIN=Tires and tubes. Gas and o1 service. Koppell Auto Bupply Co. 287 Eim 8t Phone 2146 Oll,—8upreme motot oll at 60c per gal. This week only. Koppel Auto Supply, 82 Elm St. Phone 214 - " proven iip Storage Bat AUTO SUPPLI m tires, e cup Distributora, I\DHD)»IUHH[H-M and ¥i slone Cord tires. Ciark's Accessory 8 138 South Maip 8t. Phone 1 STOTIAGE BATTBRIES—and Repubile tirea J. M. Farrell 110 Frankin By Phone 1589, TOUR BATTERY—18 THE 1LIFE OF YOUR CAR AND BHOULD BB GIVLN PROPER ATTENTION AT REGULAR INTERVALS. CAREFUL SERVICE AT il TIRE & BATTERY STA- N. PHONE 900, 39 WASHINGTON 8T. us we send you the best cars and most eful _drivers. STAR TAXI SELILVIOE Call & 100 long. © ew 1-\17" “anywhere. night me 1. Fitzpat fice Hote one 2044 1 Hotel owner for quick Deianey, river. E —the improved taxicab built 1o iusure safety wnd com- fort for the passengers fates 30 ets, tirst % mile and 10 cts each addi- tional quarter mile. Bach additional pas senger 30 cte. extra. Phone 2700 for tm- mediate attention N B_Tam Service K, garage 1919 —with #ide car; n- dian with side car; 1917 Indisn slo; 1918 Indian #olo; 1921 Ae with wide car. Price . Frank Prosperi Co, 261 Myrile St Phone 1661. HARLEY D TDSON —motercvele, model. Perfect condition. 1918 - =throp Totorescie, for #al can o8 i ™ Autometive Used Car Exc mreet